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3. , it is difficult for me to make out what the professor saying at the beginning of the
meeting.

4. Since 1896, the Olympic Games have been held every four years, breaks during

the years of the two world wars.

5. If you make a careful study of the festivals of different cultures, you may find that they

with each other.

6. The harvest festival takes place after all the crops have been .

7. The ceremony will be held the bad weather.

8. Parents should actively encourage their children to the opportunity to show
themselves.
四、 完形填空

I just marked my first Mid-Autumn Festival celebration in China. Exactly a week after arriving for my

graduate studies, I was kind of homesick—memories of past 1 back in Serbia(塞尔维亚) with family

and friends exchanging scenes in my mind. On the morning of Friday, September 13rd, the 2 on the

campus was very cheerful. Chinese students explained to us the importance of the day as gifts of

mooncakes were 3 . Then came the night. The full moon appeared: huge ball high above the campus,

eyes looked at it with 4 . Unlike previous nights, a cool breeze swept through the campus. With

Serbian music playing on my headphones, I danced my way, 5 in the wind, and forgetting myself for

a moment.

As I settled back into my room, I was fascinated by the festival s idea. My 6 mind pushed me

online where I came across the poem Prelude to Water Melody(《水调歌头》), by the well-known Chinese

writer Su Dongpo. This poem concisely(简明地) seized what I was 7 . The message and the tone

both resonated(共鸣) with my feelings. Writing to his family, Su wondered what time it was back at

home. 8 the time differences between China and Serbia, I was constantly trying to figure out what

time it was back at home.

Eventually, Su asked his family to join him in 9 the perfection of a full moon in a 10 night.

What a way to finish! I, too, was hoping that all was well with my family. Despite the distance and

anxiety that comes with not seeing or hearing from a loved one, we were all flourishing(茁壮成长) under

the watch of the full moon.

And 11 we may go away from home, as happens from time to time, the family remains the most

important 12 to our productive existence. As the Chinese used the holiday to 13 with the loved

ones, the Serbian community on the campus also got together, shared a meal and walked on the streets

under the neon lights(霓虹灯).

As I write this, a day after the Festival, I cannot help but look forward to the next. Thank my

Chinese friends, whose 14 made me and a crowd of other foreign students experience an 15 Mid-

Autumn Festival.