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完形填空。     "Let"s go," Grandmother Smith said to Josh. She put two fishing poles and an old  1  box in the truck.
"If we"re late,  2  will stop biting (咬). It"s best to go fishing in the morning,  3  they have had breakfast!"
She started the truck.
     On the way, Josh  4  the white box at his feet. It was full of lures (鱼饵), which looked like little toys.
Josh wanted to touch them, but Grandmother her head. 
     On arriving at the like, Grandmother  5  the poles and a picnic basket, and Josh carried the box. They
walked to the fishing area.
     "I"ll be happy when you  6  your first fish!" Grandmother said. She spread out a tablecloth and sat on it.
She opened the basket and pulled  7  a box of cookies. Josh took a cookie and ate it  8  his grandmother
worked on his pole. Very soon, Grandmother handed the pole to him. "When fish are hungry, they will bite  9  
anything. I used to catch fish with bread, but now I like to use  10 . Would you like to pick one out?"
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(     )1. A. black  
(     )2. A. fish   
(     )3. A. before  
(     )4. A. closed  
(     )5. A. picked  
(     )6. A. catch  
(     )7. A. in    
(     )8. A. so    
(     )9. A. never  
(     )10. A. cookies 
B. red   
B. we    
B. after  
B. opened  
B. brought 
B. eat   
B. out   
B. while  
B. hardly  
B. toys   
C. white  
C. animals
C. when   
C. took   
C. carried
C. find   
C. off                                 
C. since               
C. almost 
C. lures  
1-5      CAABC      6-10     ABBCC
阅读理解。
      "You are not going to day camp (野营) unless you have finished your summer school lessons," Mrs.
Brown told her daughter Penny. "You know that is the rule." Secretly, Mrs. Brown hated that Penny had to
spend her summer studying. She tried to tell herself that is was good for Penny because life wasn"t always
fun and games.   
      "Why do I have to go to summer school?" thought Penny angrily."It"s not my fault (过错) that we had
to move."
      Two months ago, Penny"s family had moved to a new state. She had to take a test for her new school.
So she had to take some summer school lessons for starting in the fall. She had missed several weeks of
school to prepare for the move. So now Penny went to summer school each morning. It wasn"t that she
didn"t like her teacher. Penny just thought it was silly to have to go to school in the summer.
      Within a few minutes, Penny was in her room studying. Mrs. Brown smiled as she saw it. She decide
she would steal some time to play with Penny this afternoon.
      An hour later, Penn came out her room."You worked hard this morning, Penny. Good girl. Let"s go to
play outside," said Mrs. Brown.
1. Mrs. Brown thought it was more important for Penny ___________.
A. to go to day camp than to study
B. to study than to go to day camp
C. to learn her rule than to study
D. to spend her time playing games
2. In fact, Mrs. Brown wouldn"t like Penny to _____________.
A. go to a new school
B. have fun in the summer
C. move with the family
D. study for the whole summer
3. From the passage we know that ______________.
A. Penny didn"t like her mother
B. Penny hated to go to summer school
C. Penny didn"t want to go to day camp
D. Penny wanted to move to a new state
4. Penny had to __________ if she wanted to study in a new school.
A. take a test
B. miss some lessons
C. go to day camp
D. go to summer school in the afternoon
5. Which is NOT right?
A. Penny spent one hour studying in her room.
B. Penny came to a new state together with her parents.
C. Penny did not like her teacher in the summer school.
D. Penny had to miss her lessons for the move to a new state.
重新排列下列语段,把它们组成一篇连贯的短文。
     (A)Lana asked for a job in a TV station. She was asked to meet Mr. Baker, the manager, at 9∶00 a.m. in
his office.
     (B)To her surprise, he seemed pleased with her. She was even more surprised when he asked her if she
could start the work soon. It seemed she had got the job at last.
     (C)"I may not get the job," Lana said to herself. Just then, Mr. Baker came through the door and hurried
into his office.
     (D) "You"ve never worked in a TV station before, have you?" he asked. Lana felt upset and answered no.
Now she was even more sure that she would not get the job. Then Mr. Baker asked her some other questions.
     (E)A moment later, the secretary took Lana in. Lana said sorry for being late. Mr. Baker did not seem to
mind. He took out her letter for the job and studied it.
     (F)Lana was a few minutes late. Mr. Baker wasn"t in the office when she got there. His secretary told her
to wait outside the office.
The right order is: 第一段A 1._____ 2._____ 3._____ 4._____ 5._____
阅读理解填词。
     Catherine and Martin met in England before they came to Australia. At that time, Martin was a minister
(牧师) in a church, and it was three (1)v______ away from Catherine"s. One evening, they happened to have
dinner (2)t______ in a restaurant. They (3)e______ their talk and laughed a lot. The young man soon won
Catherine"s (4)h______, so she asked him whether he would marry her in church. The minister was very
surprised and said that her (5)q______ came quite unexpected. Catherine realized that he had not understood
her (6)c______. So she laugh and said, "What I (7)m______ is, when I get married in church, will you be the
minister who marries me and my husband?" They both laughed, and they had a nice evening.
     However, their talk that evening put an idea into Martin"s head. He realized that he had (8)a______ fallen
in love with Catherine and he wanted to marry her. So a few days later, he visited her and asked her to marry
him. Catherine felt proud and pleased, and (9)a______ it. Soon after they were married, they (10)m______ to
Australia.
完形填空。
     At six o"clock Andy"s favourite programme, "Travel with us", was on TV. Andy wanted to get home in  1
 for that. But then, just as he was leaving his office a little  2 , a man rang up and kept speaking for the next
fifteen minutes. "I can  3  get home in time if I hurry," Andy told himself as he  4  out of the office. As he
drove off in his car, he  5  that there was little petrol (汽油) left."I"ll have to stop at Fenton"s," Andy thought.
He  6  Fenton"s because one should get petrol by oneself at this station."You do all the work yourself, but you
pay  7  for the petrol," he used to complain. At Fenton"s, the pump (油泵) was not working well and it  8  
ages to get petrol. So when Andy got home, it was already two minutes past six. Just then the phone rang.
"Shall I answer it?" Andy thought. He tried to watch the programme and forget the phone. But it  9  ringing
and finally he picked it up.
     "Mr Andy Barton?" a  10  said. "Fenton"s Petrol Station here."
     "Fenton"s?" Andy said. "Why, I was at your place only a few minutes ago, getting some petrol. Did I  11
 something behind or what?"
     "No, you didn"t, Mr Barton. But could you  12  round now and pay for your petrol? And please hurry!
We close at half past six!"
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(     )1. A. minute  
(     )2. A. faster  
(     )3. A. just   
(     )4. A. stepped 
(     )5. A. wondered 
(     )6. A. hated  
(     )7. A. little  
(     )8. A. cost   
(     )9. A. kept   
(     )10. A. woman  
(     )11. A. lose  
(     )12. A. look  
B. time   
B. sooner  
B. almost  
B. walked  
B. noticed 
B. liked  
B. the same 
B. spent  
B. stopped 
B. man   
B. leave  
B. come   
C. space 
C. earlier
C. hardly 
C. came  
C. thought
C. passed 
C. a lot 
C. took  
C. started
C. child 
C. forget 
C. show  
D. place   
D. later   
D. still   
D. rushed  
D. felt    
D. chose   
D. a little
D. paid                         
D. tried   
D. voice   
D. fall    
D. move    
阅读理解。
     When I was twelve years old, my family were the first black people to move into an all white part of
Grand Rapids, Michigan. Many of our new neighbors weren"t very welcoming. Some of them said angrily
that we should return to where we came from. The children sometimes threw stones at me or drove me
home from school.
     Most of my teachers simply took no notice of me, but not Dorothy Bean, my history teacher. Miss Bean
was angry at how badly I was being treated, but she didn"t say this to me. Miss Bean showed her respect
for me by teaching me just like anyone else. Instead of being unnoticed, I was given a chance to show that
I was clever. Miss Bean was the first teacher who ever made me think for myself. She always wanted to
know what I thought about difficult questions. Was Thomas Jefferson right to buy Louisiana from France?
Why? She expected me to have my own idea. Miss Bean was teaching me that thinking for oneself was the
real key to education.
     One day, when I was not paying attention in class, Miss Bean suddenly threw an eraser at me. The eraser
hit me right on the hand and sent my pencil flying. The whole class were very surprised at first, then started
laughing. This event became famous in the school and, because it happened to me, the students wanted to
get to know me. So that"s the story of how Dorothy Bean made me her target (靶子), and how I became
just another kid in school.
1. Before the writer"s family moved to the new place, _________.
A. some other black people were there
B. there were no black people there
C. the other black people had gone
D. the people there had known them
2. Many people treated the writer badly because he was _________.
A. a new comer
B. not clever
C. a black
D. poor
3. Miss Bean was a teacher who was _________.
A. active and warm-hearted
B. helpful but boring
C. friendly and helpful
D. warm-hearted but careless
4. The underlined words "real key" in the last sentence of Paragraph 2 means _________.
A. important way
B. correct answer
C. free road
D. open door
5. The event that happened between the writer and Miss Bean _________.
A. broke their relationship (关系)
B. made the writer feel worse
C. made the writer a successful man
D. made the writer famous in school