四、词汇运用(本题共10小题;每小题1分,满分10分)
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Do you know what happens to the character Sara Crewe in the novel A Little Princess (1905)? Her father dies halfway across the world and leaves her in a scary boarding school, 46. w any money.
Although she is poor, hungry and cold, 11-year-old Sara still manages 47. (act) like a princess at heart.
British-American 48. ______ (write) Frances Hodgson Burnett's book is all about perseverance(毅力), kindness and friendship. In the beginning, Sara lives a 49. ______ (wealth) life. She 50. ______ (treat) with special care at school because of her father's treasure. Even so, Sara is a nice girl who can be friends with everyone.
Life takes a sad turn when Sara's father dies and leaves behind unpaid school fees. Angry with the situation, the headmaster, Miss Minchin takes away everything Sara has and 51. ______ (punish) the girl to be a servant. In the face of pain, Sara always keeps 52. ______ (her) cheerful. Things begin to change when warm clothing and blankets mysteriously start appearing in her room. Who is doing this for her?
Readers can experience a roller coaster of 53. (feel) along with Sara. Even during her days of hardship, she never stops being generous and 54. (care) for others. That strong and lovable personality makes Sara a popular character a century after her story was spread. And her inspiring spirit 55. (touch) the hearts of more readers in the future.

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How can classic literature be kept alive in the digital age? Wu Yaduo, a high school student from Chengdu, Sichuan, offers her answer.
By using her tablet and artistic brushstrokes(绘画技巧), Wu turns stories from classic literature—A Dream of Red Mansions, Water Margin and the lives of famous 56. p like Li Bai from the Tang Dynasty, into animated, hand-drawn videos.
Now, her videos have 57. a tens of thousands of followers and millions of views online. As for Wu, these works are timeless because they explore human emotions and lasting social themes.
Wu Yaduo decided to start with texts from high school Chinese textbooks after noticing that many students aren't 58. i in literature simply because they have to learn it for school.
In her videos, Wu 59. f on bringing text and sound elements(元素) together. For example, her adaptation(改编) of A Dream of Red Mansions was 60. i by a song with a sad tone(音调) from a Chinese band.
“The line ‘one flower, one leaf, one spring tree’ made me 61. d to first draw the Daguanyuan at its peak, which is an important setting in A Dream of Red Mansions, 62. f by a sad scene after the family's downfall. I presented both images at the same time to 63. c a sense of pain and shock,” she added.
Wu avoids telling stories in a 64. t way; she wants her work to be “spicy”. Her unusual method has received a lot of support from those around her. However, Wu still has some regrets about her work. For example, she finds it 65. i to perfectly translate the vivid images in her mind into art. But she still always looks forward to her next piece.