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A
Humans like to live near rivers and they often find（1）
themselves
themselves
（they） needing to cross them.The simplest way across a river is to ford （涉水過） it.Fording is to find the shallow place and cross it safely（2）
without
without
using a boat.It means（3）
pretending
pretending
（pretend） the river is not there，continuing to walk，and hoping for the best.But sometimes even water at shallow areas can be（4）
surprisingly
surprisingly
（surprising） dangerous，which is because it's not always easy to tell how fast the water is moving.It only takes ankle-deep water to sweep a person off their feet.
B
Since last month，more than half of America's school districts（5）
have reported/have been reporting
have reported/have been reporting
（report） "severe" or "desperate" school bus driver shortages.Suffering like this makes them thankful for people like Michael Mason.Driving a school bus isn't Michael Mason's first job；he used to work for the government.But unlike many retirees，Mason is not sitting home and relaxing.（6）
To make
To make
（make） a contribution，he started a new job—a bus driver.Mason hopes to inspire others in the community.He says， "I believe if all of us give a little something，we（7）
will make
will make
（make） a difference in the world."
C
Once upon a time，lighthouses，（8）
built
built
（build） to help guide ships away from dangerous rocks and reefs，（9）
were located
were located
（locate） in wild，remote areas.Today，with automatic lighting that can guide ships at sea，the lighthouse is a thing of the past.Still，many lighthouses throughout the world have been preserved as（10）
museums
museums
（museum） or important buildings.Some have even been turned into restaurants or hotels.They are places for people to visit and to go back in time.

【考點(diǎn)】人與自我．

【答案】themselves；without；pretending；surprisingly；have reported/have been reporting；To make；will make；built；were located；museums

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