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Lastweek，studentsatRosieBridgeSchoolworkedhardtomaketheirEnglishWeekverysuccessful.

　　There16alotofactivitiesincludinganEnglishbookfairinthelibraryandatreasurehunt.17studentsputonanEnglishplay.Otherstudents18anEnglishsingingcompetition.

　　Aspeakingcompetitionwasalso19.ThestudentshadtospeakonatopicinEnglish20twominutes.

　　Henrywasthewinnerandwespoketohim.“I’msohappythatI21，”hesaid.“Iadvisepeopletospeakslowly.22theywanttobegoodpublicspeakers，they’dbetterspeakclearlyand23.”

　　WealsospoketoseveralotherstudentsaboutEnglishWeek.Oneof24wasAmy.

　　“IreallyenjoyedEnglishWeek.Itgavemeachancetolearnnew25.Inmyopinion，everyschoolshouldhaveanEnglishWeek.It’swell26doing，”shesaid.

　　OnthelastdayofEnglishWeek，theheadteachergavea27tothewholeschool.Hegavestudentssomesuggestionson28toimprovetheirEnglish.“YoushouldcommunicateinEnglishwithyourfriendswheneveryou29.YoushouldreadEnglishbooksandmagazines，andwatchEnglishtelevision30.Aboveall，youshouldenjoyEnglish！

”hesaid.

16.A.areB.wereC.isD.was17.A.SomeB.NoC.AllD.Few

18.A.tookinB.tookplaceC.tookpartinD.tookcareof

19.A.playingB.playedC.holdingD.held20.A.onB.atC.forD.by

21.A.didB.wonC.lostD.had22.A.AlthoughB.SinceC.UntilD.If

23.A.confidentlyB.quietlyC.quicklyD.patiently24.A.usB.youC.themD.others

25.A.abilitiesB.wordsC.friendsD.books26.A.enoughB.knownC.dressedD.worth

27.A.speechB.decisionC.taskD.help28.A.whereB.howC.whetherD.when

29.A.mustB.needC.shouldD.can30.A.programmesB.partsC.starsD.stations

16-20BACDC　21-25BDACB　26-30DABDA

　　Once，akinglovedmusicsomuchthathesearchedtheworldforthebestinstrument.Oneday，amagicman26thekingaharp（竖琴）.

　　Thekingtookittothepalace，but27heplayedit，theharpsoundedterrible.Many28peopletriedit.Theyagreedthattheharpwas29andthekinghadbeenfooled.Theharpwasthrownoutasrubbish.

　　Apoorlittlegirl30foundtheharp，andeventhoughshedidn’tknowhow31it，shedecidedtohaveatry.Sheplayedandplayed，thewholedaythrough，formonthsandyears.Themusicsheproducedwasneverperfect，32eachtimeitsoundedalittlebetter.

　Thenoneday,suddenly,theharpstartedtoplaythemostbeautifulmusic.Itwasinfact33magicharp，andcouldonlybeplayedwellbysomeonewhowouldputinthenecessaryeffort.

　　Thekingheardthemusicfromhiswindow，andcalledthegirltothepalace.Whenthekingsawthatshewasplayinghisoldharp，hewasfilled34joy.Atthatmomenthemadethegirlhisownprivate35，givingherandherfamilymanyriches.

26.A.offerB.offersC.offeredD.hasoffered27.A.whenB.beforeC.ifD.because

28.A.anotherB.otherC.othersD.theother29.A.usedB.usingC.uselessD.uselessness

30.A.lateB.latelyC.latestD.later31.A.playedB.toplayC.playingD.toplaying

32.A.soB.andC.orD.but33.A.aB.anC.theD./

34.A.inB.ofC.byD.with35.A.musicB.musicalC.musicianD.musically

26-30CABCD　31-35BDADC

　　Itwasthebeginningofanewterm.Asa41teacherinthatschool，Ididn’tknowanyofthestudents.Alittlegirlwasstandingatthegateoftheclassroom.Shelookedveryshy.

　　Iwalkeduptoherand42whyshestoodthere.Butshesaidnothing.Thenaboyshouted，“SheisfromGradeFour，theworststudentinhergrade.”Ilookedatthelittlegirl.Shedidn’tseemtobethesmartkind.I43whyherteacheraskedhertostayinGradeThree.Itookherhandand44herintotheclassroom.

　　“Sithere.NowyouaremystudentandI’myourteacher，”Isaid.Shestillsaidnothing，butsuddenlybegantocry.

　　Ilaterlearntthatherparentsdiedinacaraccident.Shebecamesadanddidn’tliketalkingtoothersafterthat.

　　Shelearntvery45.Igaveherrespect（尊重）andneverlookeddownupon（鄙视）herasIknoweverybodydeserves（值得）respect.Ihelpedherafterschool，andshewasmaking46littlebylittle.Astimewentby，shewasnotas47asbefore.Attheendoftheterm，sheseemedtohaveforgottenallhersadness.Shewasnotamongthebeststudentswhensheleftthatschool，but48，shewasnotthatshyandsadlittlegirlanymore.

　　Inthefollowing49，shewouldsendmeacardoneachThanksgivingDay.Threedaysago，I50aninvitationtoherwedding（婚礼）.Andnow，Iamatherwedding，andsheissmilingbrightly.

　　Everyonedeservesrespectandeveryonecanbehappy.

41.A.newB.beautifulC.strictD.famous42.A.toldB.answeredC.knewD.asked

43.A.thoughtB.understoodC.forgotD.remembered44.A.pouredB.threwC.ledD.turned

45.A.slowlyB.quietlyC.wellD.quickly46.A.friendsB.decisionC.progressD.surprises

47.A.smartB.shyC.angryD.careful48.A.atleastB.atfirstC.atonceD.atbirth

49.A.daysB.weeksC.monthsD.years50.A.wroteB.sentC.refusedD.received

41-45ADBCA　46-50CBAD

　　Untillastyear，thesaddestthingofmylifewasthatmywifeAliceandIcouldn’thaveanychildren.Sowealways36allthechildreninourstreettoourhouseforChristmasbreakfast.

　　Lastyear，Alicedied.Iwasvery37anddecidednottoinvitethechildrenforChristmasbreakfast.ButKathyandPeter，mynextdoorneighbors，askedmeto38themfordinneronChristmasEve.

　　AssoonasIarrived，Kathyaskedme，“Doyouhaveanymilkatyourhouse？

”

　　“Yes，”Ireplied.“39youneedsome，I’llgoandgetitrightaway.”

　　“Oh，that’sallright.Comeandsitdown.JustgivePeteryour40andlethimdoit.”

　　Afterahappydinnerwiththem，Iwenthome.WhenIopenedmydoor，IfoundmyhousehadbeendecoratedbyPeter！

Itwasjustas41aseachChristmasbefore.Atthatmoment，IwishedthatIcouldstill42theChristmasbreakfast，butIhadmadenopreparations.

　　Earlythenextmorning，alittleboywithabagofcandies43mybell.BeforeIcouldaskhimwhatwas44，hewasjoiningbytwoofhisfriends.Withinfifteenminutes，myhousewasfullof45，andIhadallthefoodIneeded.Ihadahappybreakfastwiththechildrenagain.

36.A.tookB.invitedC.sentD.led37.A.happyB.lazyC.sadD.poor

38.A.helpB.joinC.payD.meet39.A.UnlessB.AsC.SinceD.If

40.A.moneyB.milkC.keysD.things41.A.beautifulB.dirtyC.colorlessD.empty

42.A.buyB.enjoyC.sellD.serve43.A.rangB.answeredC.requiredD.painted

44.A.boilingB.endingC.singingD.happening45.A.giftsB.childrenC.flowersD.candies

36-40BCBDC　41-45ADADB

　　Isatwithmyfriendinawell-knowncoffeeshopinatownofItaly.

　　Asweenjoyedourcoffee，amanenteredandsatbesideus.Hecalledthewaiterover，saying，“Twocupsofcoffee，oneofthemthereonthe16”

　　Weheardhisorderwith17andnoticedthathewasservedonecupofcoffee18hepaidfortwo.

Whenheleft，thewaiterputapieceofpaperonthewallsaying“ACupofCoffee”.

　　Whilewewerestillthere，twoothermenenteredand19threecupsofcoffee，twoonthetableandoneonthewall.Theyhadtwobutpaidfor20.Thistimealso，thewaiterdidthesamething.Itwas21unusualforus.

　　Afterafewdays，wehadachancetoenterthiscoffeeshopagain.Whilewewereenjoyingourcoffee，aman22appearedhomelessentered.Helookedatthewallandsaid，“Onecupofcoffeefromthewall.”

　　Thewaiterservedacupofcoffeetothismanwith23.Themanhadhiscoffeeandleftwithout24.Wewereamazedtowatchallofthisasthewaiter25apieceofpaperoffthewallandthrewitintothebin.

　　Nowitwasnosurpriseforus---thematterwasvery26.Thepeopleofthistownshowedgreatrespectforthosepeoplewhoneededhelp.

　　Justthinkabout27thismanwanted.Hedidn’thavetolosehisfacetoaskfora（n）28cupofcoffee.29askingorknowingwhowasgivinghimthiscupofcoffee，heonlylookedatthewall，placedanorder，30hiscoffeeandleft.

　　It’satrulybeautifulthing—probablythemostbeautifulwallanywhereintheworld.

16.A.tableB.wallC.paperD.bin17.A.interestB.prideC.painD.worry

18.A.untilB.soC.butD.if19.A.offeredB.orderedC.drankD.left

20.A.noneB.oneC.twoD.three21.A.nothingB.anythingC.everythingD.something

22.A.whoB.whomC.whichD.what23.A.respectB.satisfactionC.regretD.pity

24.A.askingB.bookingC.replyingD.Paying25.A.broughtB.carriedC.tookD.laid

26.A.importantB.clearC.directD.correct27.A.howB.whenC.whatD.that

28.A.freeB.expensiveC.lowD.cheap29.A.WithB.WithoutC.BeforeD.After

30.A.sharedB.boughtC.preferredD.enjoyed

16-20BACBD　21-25DAADC　26-30BCABD

　　Anoldcarpenter（木匠）wasreadytoretire.Hisbosswas16toseethegoodworkergo.Heaskedthecarpenter17hecouldbuildjustonemorehouse.Thecarpentersaidyes，18hismindwasnotonhisworkanymore.

　Heusedpoormaterialsandworkedonthehouse19.Whenthecarpenterfinishedhiswork，theboss20thefront-doorkeytohim“Thisisyourhouse，”hesaid，“A21foryou.”

　　Whatasurprise！

Whata22！

Ifhehadknownhewasbuildinghis23house，hewouldhavedoneitdifferently.Nowhehadtoliveinthehousehehadpoorlybuilt.

　　24itiswithus.Sometimeswebuildour25carelessly.Atimportantpointswedonottryourbest.Thenwithashamewelookatthesituationwehave26.Wefindthatwearenowlivinginthehousewehavepoorlybuilt.Butwedon’thavea27tomakeitalloveragain.

　　Thinkof28asthecarpenter.Thinkaboutyourlife.Buildit29.Itistheonl