1. (2023高二下·天津市月考)  阅读理解

A ninth—grade Aledo track standout who was the victim of an unusual accident with a deer has returned to the varsity team (校队) and says his story offers a lesson for everyone: "Never stop trying. "

Jack Fink, 14, has always loved to run. "I've been running long distance since I was in third grade," Fink said. "It's the wind in my face. Just going as fast as possible. "

One morning last month, Fink was running along a golf course not far from school — practicing with his team — when something faster than him hit him hard from behind. "I saw the sky and then I saw the ground and then my ears started ringing," he said. Some teammates saw what happened and helped him up.

"They told me a couple of minutes after, ‘Jack, you got hit by a deer!' And I was like, ‘What? There's no way,'" he said Monday. He never even saw the deer, he said.

Fink was OK at first but as the hours went on his head started hurting. Fink then went to Cook Children's hospital. "They took me straight back to surgery and they told my mom and dad, ‘Hey, he may not make it,'" he said. X—rays found a skull fracture (颅骨骨折) and bleeding in his brain. He needed six screws (螺钉) to relieve the pressure, screws that will stay inside his head for the rest of his life.

He spent a few weeks at home recovering but wanted to run again. Not sure if he was up to it, his coaches put him on the junior varsity team at first. 

"It's the craziest and the scariest thing I've had to deal with in my coaching career," track coach Mike Pinkerton said of the incident. "He said, ‘Coach, I'm getting my spot back!'" Pinkerton said. At the junior varsity meet, Fink came in first. He then got his varsity spot back. "I felt like, ‘OK I can do this again. I'm back. I'm ready to run again,'" Fink said.

At a regional meet Monday in Lubbock, Fink was the fastest ninth—grader in the entire area. The state competition is in Round Rock next month, and Fink will be there with his team. "There's no excuse. You have to go through life and try your hardest with everything," he said. "Never stop trying and just run. "

1. （1） When did the accident happen?

   A . When Fink was in third grade. B . While Fink was playing golf at the course. C . Before Fink saw the sky. D . While Fink was training.
3. （2） After hearing he was hit by a deer, Fink felt ____. 

   A . amused B . astonished C . annoyed D . disappointed
5. （3） What could be inferred from Para. 5?

   A . The accident did him no harm. B . He had to replace screws for life. C . He was taken to the hospital immediately after the accident. D . He had an operation on his head.
7. （4） Why did the coach send Fink to the junior varsity team first?

   A . Because Fink was still weak after his recovery. B . Because the coach doubted about his fitness for the race. C . Because the coach was mad with Fink's decision. D . Because Fink had to pass the junior varsity meet first.
9. （5） Which of the following is the passage probably taken from?

   A . A novel. B . A newspaper. C . A brochure. D . A diary.