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完形填空。     Bernard Shaw wasn"t interested in clothes. When he was young, he was too poor to  1  good
clothes. When he was  2 , he did not wear good clothes, either. In early days his clothes were  3  old
that the colors in the material faded (褪色) over the years. Later in his life he was glad to dress
differently from  4  men. When they went out in evening dresses in the evening, Shaw did not. Even
when he went to the theater, he was in an old coat. It was made  5  a kind of material that he liked.
     One evening he went to see a play in his old coat. At the door of the theater the gatekeeper  6  him
from entering it. "   7    is the matter?" he asked angrily. The man pointed to the old coat. "Don"t you like
it?" Shaw cried, "If you don"t like it, I"ll   8 . " A few minutes later, he walked towards his place in the
theater  9  the coat, but the man followed him, crying loudly, "Stop! You can"t go in like that!"
     Shaw"s  10  face turned black, "Do you think I"m going to take off any more?" (     )1. A. put on
(     )2. A. older
(     )3. A. such
(     )4. A. other
(     )5. A. into
(     )6. A. asked
(     )7. A. How
(     )8. A. take it off
(     )9. A. in
(     )10. A. angry    B. buy
B. stronger
B. so
B. others
B. in
B. stood
B. What
B. take off it
B. on
B. happy      C. sell
C. taller
C. very
C. another
C. by
C. stopped
C. Which
C. put it on
C. with
C. sad    D. had
D. younger
D. too
D. the other
D. of
D. protected
D. Why
D. put on it
D. without
D. worried

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完形填空.     Bill was a newspaper boy. He went from house to house    1    the day"s papers to the neighbors.
Each week he went to get his 2   . Bill kept a little book. In the book he wrote down who    3    him
and who did not. Bill was keeping a record (记录)
     Men have been keeping records    4    very early time. How did they do this before they learned to
write? Sometimes they made knots (打结) in different colored strings (绳子).Indians in South America
kept records in this    5 .
     Today we have machines for    6    and keeping records. Do you go to the grocery store? Does it
have a cash register?
     The cash register keeps records. It adds up the things you    7 . It tells how much is sold in the
store everyday.
     Many places have machines called computers. They    8    computers to keep all the records.
Computers are   9   than knots in strings. Someday men may use _10   even better than computers.

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(    )1. A. buying
(    )2. A. cost
(    )3. A. took
(    )4. A. before
(    )5. A. time
(    )6. A. counting
(    )7. A. buy
(    )8. A. let
(    )9. A. worse
(    )10. A. machines

B. bringing
B. job
B. spent
B. from
B. place
B. numbering
B. want
B. use
B. slower
B. something

D. bought
D. papers
D. paid
D. by
D. message
D. getting
D. lend
D. make
D. bigger
D. someplace

完形填空.

     I had been in London for two years. During the time I was 1    there, my strong wish was to    2
instead of staying in the city I didn"t know well.
     So when the day came for my    3 . I had a strange feeling and my mind was full of beautiful things in
London-the tall trees around my    4 , the clean streets, the school library, the old church (教堂) near the
school and so on. I was for the first time not sure    5   I really wish to go. I was becoming good at spoken English and interested in the different way of living in London. Most important of all. I did not want to leave my    6    who were near and dear to me during the two long years. I felt like running into the head teacher"s office and telling him that I really didn"t want to go home. But on the second thought I stopped myself    7
the plan. My parents are quite old and I might have no time to see them again if I gave up this plan.
     At the airport, most of my teachers and friends came to see me off and quite a few gave me    8 .
Many group photos were taken and before long the final moment came. Everyone shook hands with me
and said goodbye to me. Their eyes    9    tears and I knew they were    10    at the moment.

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( ) 1. A.leaving ( ) 2. A.stay there ( ) 3. A.new house ( ) 4. A.house ( ) 5. A.where ( ) 6. A.parents ( ) 7. A.making ( ) 8. A.languages ( ) 9. A.seemed to be ( ) 10. A.thankful	B. working B. go back home B. new job B. bedroom B. what B. friends B. telling B. medicine B. were filled with B. merry	C. studying C. change my room C. sleeping C. bathroom C. whether C. college C. building C. numbers C. became coloured C. glad	D. preparing D. travel about D. leaving D. kitchen D. how D. sports ground D. waiting D. presents D. opened wide D. sad
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I used to travel by air a great deal of when I was a boy. My parents used to live in South America and I used to fly there from Europe in the holidays. An airhostess would take charge of me and I never had an unpleasant experience. I am used to traveling (习惯于某事) by air and only on one occasion have I ever felt frightened. After taking off, we were flying low over the city and slowly gaining height (逐步升高), when the plane suddenly turned round and flew back to the airport. While we were waiting to land, an air-hostess told us to keep calm and to get off the plane quietly as soon as it had touched down. Everybody on board was worried and we were curious to find out what had happened. Later we learned that there was a very important person on board. The police had been told (被告诉,得知) that a bomb had been planted on the plane. After we had landed, the plane was searched thoroughly (被彻底搜查). Fortunately, nothing was found and five hours later we were able to take off again.
( ) 1. The writer used to fly much when he was a boy. ( ) 2. The writer"s parents used to live in South Africa. ( ) 3. While they were waiting to land, an air-hostess told them not to be calm. ( ) 4. Nothing was found and nine hours later they could take off again. ( ) 5. There was really a bomb on the plane.
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Jimmy and Tommy were good friends. They both attended the same class in a school. Tommy was a clever boy. He could answer questions cleverly in class. He was quick at thinking. It seemed that everything was easy to him. He never seemed to work hard. He spent much time on football or other games. Jimmy was not so clever as Tommy. He was slow in his work. But he was hard-working. He worked hard and steadily (扎实地) at his lessons day after day. In the final examination of the term, everyone thought Tommy would be the first in the class. But it was wrong. The slow but hard-working Jimmy got the first place. Although Tommy was quick and clever, he did not work hard, so he could not get the first. Jimmy was just different. He was slow but hard-working. So he did well in his lessons. The story tells us that one cannot depend on (依靠) one"s cleverness. One still has to work hard and steadily at one"s own subjects or work.
( ) 1. Jimmy was as clever as Tommy. ( ) 2. Jimmy and Tommy were both hard-working. ( ) 3. Tommy got the first in the final exam. ( ) 4. Tommy didn"t like playing football. ( ) 5. Success depends on hard -working.
完形填空。
Mr. Smith works in New York. Last month he had a fifteen-day holiday, but he didn"t know where to spend it. He spoke to his friend Bill,"I 1 the hot weather, but I can"t find a cool place in America. How should I spend my holiday?" "That"s easy, " said Bill, "You"d 2 to Moscow. Snow and ice are covering the ground now. " Mr. Smith agreed 3 his friend. He bought an air ticket and soon 4 Moscow. He had a happy trip there, but one day he 5 . After lunch he went outside the city, he saw a dog 6 him while he 7 past (走过) a house. The dog was hungry and wished him to give it some food to eat. Bad luck! He had no piece of bread or cake in his pockets. He tried to drive it away. But it began to bark at (对……大叫) him. He wanted to look for a stick but he couldn"t find anything 8 snow and ice. Suddenly he saw a stone on the ground. He hurried to 9 but failed. "How strange Russians are!" Mr. Smith said to himself, "They don"t tie dogs, but firmly (紧紧地) 10 the stones. My God!"
( )1. A. like ( )2. A. would go ( )3. A. to ( )4. A. arrived in ( )5. A. made a mistake ( )6. A. to follow ( )7. A. was walking ( )8. A. except ( )9. A. picked it up ( )10. A. tied	B. unlike B. would not go B. with B. arrive in B. get into trouble B. is following B. walked B. besides B. picked up it B. lied	C. not like C. better go C. at C. reach C. got into trouble C. followed C. was crossing C. beside C. pick it up C. tie	D. hate D. better to go D. about D. reached in D. find the trouble D. following D. crossed D. without D. pick up it D. lie