题型:完形填空 题类:常考题 难易度:困难
四川省成都市蓉城名校联盟2019-2020学年高二下学期英语期末联考试卷
When Deirdre Taylor was preparing to leave her Virginia home to fight Covid-19 in New York, she made sure to 1 a possession that she kept for over thirty 2: a front-page newspaper article.
This article 3 Taylor's rescue from a burning New York City apartment by a 4 in 1983 She was only four then.
The picture on the front-page article shows a young Taylor with the man who 5 her, Eugene Pugliese.
"I always knew I came 6 to losing my life that day," Taylor told CNN. "I could have a second chance at 7 . thanks to him."
Today, Taylor, 41, is an emergency room 8 with a happy family. Ever since the incident, she wondered what 9 the firefighter who saved her, coming up 10 when she searched for him online. 11 to spend two months helping in the 12 against Covid-19 at NYU Langone Hospital, Taylor saw this as an opportunity to finally 13 him.
During one of her shifts (轮班),Taylor told a firefighter her 14 . He called the cunent captain of FDNY in Manhattan, who15 knew whom Taylor was looking for.
Taylor gave Pugliese a (an)16 right after her shift and was very happy to hear his voice on the other end." I wondered about him on 9/11 and hoped I would get the chance to thank him, and I finally 17 said Taylor.
Now 76 years old, Pugliese was 18 when he got the call from Taylor on Friday.
"We just sat there crying on the 19 Pugliese told CNN, 20 that he's had the same article framed on his wall for 25 years now."
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