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9.A.sawB.madeC.hadD.seemed
10.A.closebyB.closetoC.farawayD.farform
11.A.outB.upC.inD.aside
12.A.shotsB.voiceC.cryingD.cheers
13.A.ranB.criedC.jumpedD.bowed
14.A.AtB.ByC.ForD.During
15.AfightB.sightC.ringD.power
16.A.safetyB.outsideC.distanceD.go
17.A.OnlyB.EverC.EvenD.Just
18.A.seemedB.lookedC.lookedforD.lookedon
19.A.thoughB.becauseC.whenD.until
20.A.afterB.beforeC.whenD.until
ClozeTwo
ItwasintheautumnthatIsawthelong-hairedsittingattheendofthestation.Hereyes1withaspecialgood2andtrust.Shewas3.
"
Hi,"
Isaid.Shecameover,4hertongueovermyhandcarefully,5herselftobescratched(抓)foratime,wavedhertailincircleandlaydownagain.IrememberedthinkingtherearetimesGodputsa6infrontofyou.Itookthedog.
Shewenttotally7whensheunderstoodthenews,8uptokissmyface.Togetherhomesafely,Ihadto9herlikeababy.Shelayinmyarms,eyescalmly10onmineasiftosay,"
Hey,thisisaniceidea.Whydidn'
tyouthinkofitbefore?
InamedthedogElizabeth.Height:
about30inches.Weight:
35pounds.Eyes:
brown.Tongue:
red.Tail:
rich.Sheneverbarked(吠叫).In14years,Iheardhervoice11threetimes.
AtnightLizandIstayedup12dawn,watchingTV.Sheliked13betterthantositatmy14.
Afterawhile,myplacebecameadog'
sroom.Shekeptherself15.Shealsoranaway16.Ifyouopenedadoororwindow,shewasoutofit.ItwasagoodthingIlivedonthe17floor.
Lizlovedtorun,thatwasit.Iwouldtakehertoa18sportsground,andshewouldrunatfullspeed.ThenI'
d19herinthebackofthecar,20she'
dsleep.Itwasadog'
scar,too.
1.A.showedB.appearedC.flashedD.glowed
2.A.natureB.abilityC.habitD.look
3.A.sadB.beautifulC.aloneD.kind
4.A.touchedB.passedC.handedD.spat
5.A.askedB.gaveC.allowedD.seated
6.A.chanceB.choiceC.presentD.dog
7.A.gladB.madC.surprisedD.strange
8.A.comingB.jumpingC.goingD.standing
9.A.holdB.takeC.treatD.bring
10.A.lookingB.checkingC.restingD.examining
11.A.nomorethanB.atleastC.maybeD.atworst
12.A.duringB.tillC.fromD.into
13.A.noB.itC.nothingD.much
14.A.chairB.bedC.deskD.side
15.A.busyB.cleanC.singingD.running
16.A.allthetimeB.attimesC.atatimeD.often
17.A.groundB.woodenC.smoothD.second
18.A.oldB.nearC.nearbyD.nearer
19.A.putB.pileC.sendD.keep
20.A.thatB.whichC.whereD.what
ClozeThree
Inthissmalltowntherewasnotasinglemanofimportancewhowoulddaretohaveahousekeeperyoungerthansixteen,forfearofwhatpeoplemightsayaboutthem.Iwas1,however.WhenIneededahousekeeperI2agirlcalledBridieCasey,alovelylittlegirlofseventeenfromavillageupthecoast.ButI3mychoicecarefully.Idroveoutthereonedaywhenshewasathome,andIhadalookatthecottageanda4withhermotherandacupoftea,andafterthatIdidnotneedanyonetosaythatshewas5.IknewiftherewasanythingBridiedidnotdo6hermotherwouldnot7longtocorrecther.Afterthat,therewasonlyone8torise.
Haveyoua9Bridie?
”saidI.
No,doctor,Ihavenot,"
saidshewithasimpleexpressionthatdidnot10meabit.Asadoctoryousoongetusedtoinnocent(无邪的)11.
Well,you'
dbetter12andgetone."
saidI,"
13.I'
mnotgoingtotakeyou."
14thisshelaughed.
15shestartedworkingatmyhouse.Sheprovedtobevery16andefficient(高效率的).Ofcurse,shewassogood-lookingthatpeoplewhocametomyhouseusedtopassa17aboutus.Butthatdidn'
tmatter.Theydidnotdaretohireaprettygirlthemselvesfor18ofwhatpeoplewouldsay.ButIknewaslongasagirlhadamanof19tolookaftershewouldgiveme20.
1.A.aninclusionB.aconclusionC.anexceptionD.asuccession
2.A.choseB.marriedC.firedD.met
3.A.madeB.offeredC.regrettedD.settled
4.A.dealB.talkC.quarrelD.journey
5.A.prettyB.cleverC.fitD.busy
6.A.quicklyB.normallyC.secretlyD.properly
7.A.expenseB.payC.costD.take
8.A.reportB.testC.questionD.statement
9.A.girl-friendB.boy-friendC.wifeD.husband
10.A.interestB.cheatC.encourageD.notice
11.A.feelingsB.looksC.soundsD.voices
12.A.hurryupB.turnupC.takeyourtimeD.takeiteasy
13.A.orB.butC.andD.so
14.AAtB.OnC.ToD.For
15.A.ThedayB.ThenextdayC.InthedayD.Tothisday
16.A.youngB.strongC.ableD.gentle
17.A.aletterB.anexaminationC.aninformationD.aremark
18.A.fearB.horrorC.reasonD.cause
19.A.herselfB.herownC.himselfD.thewould
20.A.serviceB.everythingC.notroubleD.nonotice
ClozeFour
Billwasaverygoodpilot(飞行员).Hehadbeenintheairforceforseveralyears,andhadbeenverysuccessful.Nowhewassenttoasmallfieldinthemiddleofaforest,1planeswereabletoattack(进攻)theenemyveryeasily,2itwasnearthefrontline,but3tofind.Theforesttreeswereverytallandvery4onallsides,soplaneshadtogodownveryquicklyandthenstoptheirfallingvery5beforethey6theground.Onlythe7pilotswereabletolandsafely,andevensomeofthoselosttheirplanesand8becausetheyhitthetressontheground.
AfterBillhadarrived,hewasnot9untilhewasabletoflyclosertothetreesthananyof10pilots,andsoonallthepilotswhousedthatfieldweretryingto11eachotheratflying12overtheforest.Everytimeoneoftheirplanescamebackfromtheattackontheenemy,theotherpilotsusedtorun13andwatch,toseehownearthetrees14pilottookit,iftheysucceededintakingverynear,theylaughedandshouted.
Billsoon15exactlyhownearhewasabletogosafely,andthenonedayheflewsoclosetothe16ofthetreesthatsomeofthebranches17thebottomofhisplane.Theothermenintheplaneseemedrather18,butBillonlylaughedashelandedtheplanewithoutany19inthemiddleofthefield,20theotherpilotsonthegroundshoutedhappily,"
HowsillyIam!
hesaid."
Iforgotthatthetreeshadgrownsinceyesterday!
1.A.fromwhichB.inwhichC.onwhichD.where
2.A.forB.whenC.whereD.so
3.A.difficultB.easyC.toughD.strong
4.A.oldB.nearC.closeD.secret
5.A.slowlyB.suddenlyC.quicklyD.carefully
6.A.fellB.struckC.landedD.hit
7.A.youngB.bestC.oldD.able
8.A.werekilledB.werewoundedC.wereshotD.weredefeated
9.A.skilledB.fitC.trainedD.satisfied
10.A.otherB.theotherC.alltheD.other
11.A.helpB.understandC.beatD.see
12.A.lowB.highC.upD.fast
13.A.nearerB.inC.insideD.outside
14.A.itsB.whoseC.theirD.a
15.A.foundB.thoughtC.realizedD.learnt
16.A.nearestB.branchesC.topsD.leaves
17.A.touchedB.scratchedC.snatchedD.knocked
18.A.surprisedB.pleasedC.helplessD.frightened
19.A.troubleB.dangerC.stonesD.trees
20.A.soB.whenC.whileD.as
ClozeFive
Smokingisconsidereddangeroustothehealth.Alltheshopsare1tosellcigarettestochildren.Ourtobacco-seller,Mr.Johnson,therefore,2askshiscustomers,iftheyarevery3,whomthecigarettesarebought4.
Oneday,alittlegirlwhomhe5beforewalkedfearlessly6hisshopanddemandedapacketofcigarettes.Shehadthe7amountofmoneyinherhandandseemedvery8ofherself.Mr.Johnsonwasso9herconfident(beliefinherself)mannerthathe10toaskhisusualquestion.11,heaskedherwhatkindofcigarettesshewanted.Thegirlrepliedreadily12handedhimthemoney.Whilehewasgivingherthe13,Mr.Johnsonsaidlaughinglythatasshewassoyoungshe14hidethepacketinherpocket15byapoliceman.However,thelittlegirldidnotseemtofindthisvery16.Withoutevensmilingshe17thepacketandwalkedtowardthedoor.Suddenlyshestopped,turned18,andlookedcalmlyatMr.Johnson.Therewasamomentof19andthetobaccosellerwonderedwhatshewasgoingto20.Allatonce,inaclear,firmvoice,thegirldeclared,“Mydadisapoliceman.”Andwiththatshewalkedquicklyoutoftheshop.
1.A.allowedB.encouragedC.forbiddenD.permitted
2.A.alwaysB.neverC.seldomD.anxiously
3.A.oldB.wellC.sickD.young
4.A.toB.forC.withD.about
5.A.hadneverseenB.hadalways