人教版高中英语选择性必修第一册 Unit 4　高考题型组合练.docx

高考题型组合练
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After two nights of staying in her apartment in Houston without power，Felicia Maten had no running water，her fingers and toes hurting from the cold.She huddled under blankets with her mother and daughter，together using their breath to warm themselves against freezing temperatures that weren’t letting up.
She drove around looking for a hotel.But she couldn’t find an available room，and the roads were dangerous.Finally，a neighbor suggested she go to Gallery Furniture.The owner，Jim “Mattress Mack” McIngvale，opened one of his local stores as a shelter for Texas residents displaced by the winter storms.
During the three days the makeshift shelter was open，thousands of people came in for food and warmth and hundreds slept over.“It meant so much to have somebody who doesn’t even know us care that much，” Maten said.“That man is full of love.”
This isn’t the first time McIngvale has opened his doors to people in weather emergencies.He did so during Hurricanes Katrina in 2005 and Harvey in 2017.
McIngvale began preparing for the winter storm a week in advance by buying 15,000 gallons of diesel to power the store’s generator for a week or so.He took COVID-19 precautions by providing security hand sanitization(杀菌) and masks.
McIngvale got the word out about the shelter through the business’ social media following and news coverage.He and his employees made specific