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(2013·江西南昌二模) The little girl is walking along the beach, happy and joyful, ________ bending down to pick up a beautiful seashell.

A．approximately　 　　　　　　　　　　　　　　 B．regularly

C．apparently　 　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　 D．occasionally

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The little girl is walking along the beach, happy and joyful, _____bending down to pick up a beautiful seashell.

A. approximately　　　     B. regularly

C. apparently            D. occasionally

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The little girl is walking along the beach, happy and joyful, _____bending down to pick up a beautiful seashell．

A．approximately　　　　 B．regularly

C．apparently 　　　　　 D．occasionally

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The little girl is walking along the beach, happy and joyful, ________ bending down to pick up a beautiful seashell.

A．occasionally       B．regularly          C．apparently         D．approximately

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The little girl is walking along the beach, happy and joyful, ________ bending down to pick up a beautiful seashell.

A．approximately　     B．regularly

C．apparently　     　　 D．occasionally

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Exciting screams of joy from two happy little girls rang across the beach. But I walked along, barely aware of them. I’d come to this remote beach on my sailboat, a place to escape. My marriage was in trouble. I worried about the harm to my two boys. But I didn't know how to make things better.

“Help! Help!” The girls screamed. I saw one girl was at the edge of the surf, yelling. I charged into the waves, swam to her and seized her. “But where is the other girl?” I looked across the water and saw a small head after a big wave. I shifted the girl I'd rescued to my back. She told me the other girl was her sister. For a moment I thought of my boys. How much they loved each other? How much I loved them?

I quickened my swimming and held the second little girl. We were at least 50 yards from land. No way could I swim that far, not with two girls hanging on to me. But there was no time to wait. I swam as hard as I could, but the weight of the girls grew heavier with every minute. My lungs burned. I opened my mouth to take a breath but instead swallowed water. I choked. Couldn't breathe. Couldn't swim. From behind me I felt an unbelievable force, lifting.

“Mommy!” The cry pierced my consciousness (意识). I looked up. An elderly man was trying to drag me out of the water. Two women were swimming toward shore. “Thank you,” one of the women cried. “You saved my daughters.” My efforts and my struggles had paid off. I thought of that big wave, lifting me and pushing me. When my body had failed me, and when all hope was disappearing, I was given the strength I needed.

I stood up. My family were waiting for me. There were things I could do. I just needed to make an effort. The strength would be given to me.

1.Why did the author turn a deaf ear to the laughter of the two girls?

A.Because the sound of sea waves was too big.

B.Because he was trapped in his own problems.

C.Because he couldn't wait to go sailing.

D.Because he was lost in missing his wife.

2.What happened to the author during the rescue?

A.He got his spirits from God.

B.He was swallowed by the wave.

C.He managed to swim to the shore.

D.He lost his breath after swallowing water.

3.What might the author do after the accident?

A.Save his marriage.

B.Apologize to his wife.

C.Rebuild a family.

D.Focus on his boys' safety.

4.Which can serve as the best title of the passage?

A.Efforts to Save the Family.

B.Struggles to Fight Sea Waves.

C.The Adventurous Surfing.

D.The Magical Wave.

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The little girl is walking along the beach, _____, occasionally bending down to pick up a beautiful seashell．

A．happily and joyfully                      B．happily and joyful

C．happy and joyfully                       D．happy and joyful

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With a basket on her back, the little girl is walking along the stream with green grass and red flowers ____ on both sides.

A. to grow　　 B. grown　　　 C. growing　　　　 D. being grown

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阅读下面材料, 在空白处填入适当的内容（1个单词）或括号内单词的正确形式。

Once a man was walking along a beach. The sun was shining and it was a beautiful day. In the distance he could see a person 1.　　 (go) back and forth between the surf’s edge 　 2.　 the beach. As the man approached, he could see there were hundreds of starfish stranded on the sand as the result of the natural 　 3.　　 (act) of the tide.

The man 4.　　 (stick) by the apparent uselessness of the task. There were far too many starfish. Many of them were sure to die. As he approached, the person continued the task of 　 5.　 (pick) up the starfish one by one and throwing them into the ocean.

As he came up to the person, he said, “You must be crazy. There are 　 6.　　 (thousand)of miles of beach 7.　　 (cover) with starfish. You can’t 　 8.　　 (possible) make a difference.” The person looked at the man. He then bent down and picked up one 　 9.　　 (many) starfish and threw it back into the ocean. He turned back to the man and said,”It surely makes a difference　 10.　　 that one! ”

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Your life is composed of all the little things we experience everyday, and knowing how to find joy in some of those little things is one of the easiest ways to let happiness slowly fill your cup. In order for that to happen, you need to do two very simple things, put yourself in such situations that you can experience happiness there, and then find a way to savour the experience and let it sink into you.

To put yourself in the position of experiencing happiness every day, Lahan Catalino, Ph.D, at the University of California, San Francisco, recommends an approach called “prioritizing positivity”—organizing your day-to-day life on purpose so that it contains situations which naturally give rise to positive emotions. It involves both carving out time in your daily routine to do things that you really love and heavily weighing the positive emotional consequences of major life decisions, like taking a new job, and you will regularly find yourself.

Then how can we find away to savour the happy experience and let it sink into you? Here is what psychologist Rick Hanson, the author of Buddha’s Brain explains.

Let a good fact become a good experience.

Often we go through life and some good thing happens—a little thing like we checked off an item on our To Dc list, we survived another day at work, the flowers are blooming, and so forth. Hey, this is an opportunity to feel good. Don’t leave the money lying on the table: recognize that this is an opportunity to let yourself truly feel good.

Really enjoy this positive experience.

Practice what any school teacher knows: if you want to help people learn something, make it as intense as possible—in this case, as felt in the body as possible—for as long as possible.

When sinking into this experience, sense your intention that this experience is sinking into you.

Sometimes people do this through visualization, like by sensing a golden light coming into themselves or a soothing balm inside themselves. You might imagine a jewel going into the treasure chest in your heart—or just know that this experience is sinking into you, becoming a resource you can take with you no matter where you go.

It might seem a little cliche to say“stop and smell the roses”, but it’s moments like those that can be stored in your happiness bank and withdrawn later. Living a happy life can be as simple as accepting the happiness that’s already around you. If you want more, it’s OK to go out and achieve it, but don’t forget where happiness really comes from.

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