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33．A．downB．awayC．inD．off

34．A．experimentB．mixtureC．judgmentD．experience

35．A．withB．againstC．forD．among

36．A．complexB．simpleC．complicatedD．single

37．A．mentionedB．publishedC．taughtD．proved

38．A．shyB．greedyC．activeD．proud

39．A．strengthB．energyC．powerD．force

40．A．gesturesB．praiseC．criticismD．words

材料2

Sheonherownwentperfectly,andSusanhadneverfeltbetter.Shewasdoingit!

Shewasgoingto36allbyherself!

OnFridaymorning,Susantookthebustoworkasusual.Asshewaspayingforher37toexitthebus,thedriversaid,"

Boy,Isure38you."

Susanwasn'

tsureifthedriverwasspeakingtoherornot.Afterall,whoonearthwouldeverenvya39womanwhohadstruggledjusttofindthe40toliveforthepastyear?

41,sheaskedthedriver,"

Whydoyousaythatyouenvyme?

"

Thedriverresponded,"

Itmustfeelso42tobetakencareofandprotectedlikeyouare."

Susanhadno43whatthedriverwastalkingabout,andaskedagain,"

Whatdoyou44?

Thedriveranswered,"

Youknow,every45forthepastweek,afinelookinggentleman46amilitary（军队的）uniformhasbeenstandingacrossthecornerwatchingyouwhenyou47thebus.Hemakessureyoucrossthestreetsafelyandhewatchesyou48youenteryourofficebuilding.Thenheblowsyouakiss,givesyoualittle49andwalksaway.Youareone50lady."

TearsofhappinesspoureddownSusan'

scheeks,51althoughshecouldn'

t52seehim,shehadalwaysfeltMark'

s53.Shewaslucky,solucky,forhehadgivenhera54morepowerfulthansight,agiftshedidn'

tneedtoseetobelieve—thegiftoflovethatcan55wheretherehadbeendarkness.

36．A．schoolB．workC．stationD．office

37．A．ticketB．admissionC．fareD．trip

38．A．appreciateB．knowC．envyD．adore

39．A．shortB．blindC．busyD．serious

40．A．courageB．chanceC．workD．possibility

41．A．DelightedB．CuriousC．SilentD．Natural

42．A．embarrassingB．difficultC．considerateD．comfortable

43．A．ideaB．confidenceC．privilegeD．doubt

44．A．suggestB．desireC．possessD．mean

45．A．afternoonB．morningC．eveningD．period

46．A．withB．inC．onD．of

47．A．getonB．getoffC．standonD．takeoff

48．A．untilB．beforeC．whenD．once

49．A．saluteB．hugC．acquaintanceD．confidence

50．A．helpfulB．unbelievableC．trust-worthyD．lucky

51．A．andB．forC．butD．so

52．A．mentallyB．physicallyC．luckilyD．perfectly

53．A．sightB．loveC．presenceD．intention

54．A．kissB．saluteC．giftD．love

55．A．lightupB．showupC．comeupD．endup

材料3

Lyingcomfortablyuponasofa,HarkerBraytonsmiledashereadaninterestingbook:

MarvelsofScience．Heunconsciously41thebookwithoutchangingthe42ofhiseyes．Assoonasthebookhadgone43thelineofsight,somethinginadarkplaceoftheroomattractedhis44．Intheshadowunderthe45henoticedtwopointsoflightaboutaninchapart．Theymighthavebeen46bythelampabovehimshiningonbitsofmetal,47hedidnotthinkaboutthemandcontinuedhisreading．

Amomentlater,somethingcausedhimtomovedownhisbookagainand48forwhathehad49before．Thepointsoflightwere50there．Theyseemedtohavebecome51,shiningwithgreenishglowthathehadnotat52observed．Hethought,too,thattheymighthavemovedalittle,orwere53nearer．Theywerestilltoomuchintheshadow,however,toreveal（暴露）their54,andagainheturnedtohisreading．

Suddenlysomethinghereadgavehima55thatmadehimdropthebooktothefloor．Brayton,half56fromthesofa,wasstaringintothe57belowhisbed．Hisattentionwasnow58topointsglowingintheshadow．There,almostdirectlyunderthefootrailofthebed,hesawthe59ofalargesnake．Thepointsoflightwereitseyes!

Itsuglyheadwasturnedinhisdirection．Theeyeswere60merelymeaninglesspointsoflight．Theylookedintohiseyeswithevilstrengthandhate．

41．A．raised

B．closed

C．lowered

D．dropped

42．A．position

B．direction

C．height

D．size

43．A．beneath

B．away

C．from

D．up

44．A．reading

B．attitude

C．thinking

D．attention

45．A．desk

B．sofa

C．chair

D．bed

46．A．brought

B．made

C．caused

D．given

47．A．so

B．and

C．but

D．for

48．A．care

B．ask

C．look

D．seek

49．A．read

B．searched

C．seen

D．met

50．A．not

B．nomore

C．yet

D．still

51．A．larger

B．wider

C．nearer

D．brighter

52．A．all

B．first

C．most

D．last

53．A．far

B．much

C．abit

D．alot

54．A．nature

B．secret

C．character

D．state

55．A．plan

B．meaning

C．thought

D．mind

56．A．rising

B．raising

C．standing

D．sitting

57．A．snake

B．darkness

C．uglyhead

D．pointsoflight

58．A．drawn

C．pointed

D．carried

59．A．eyes

B．tongue

C．body

D．head

60．A．notonly

B．nothingbut

C．nolonger

D．notany

材料4

Oneeveningafterdinner,Mr．andMrs．Bondcalledafamilymeeting．“We’vehavetomakea31decision,”Mr．Bondannounced．“Yousee,yourmotherhasbeenofferedapostasco-directorofaTVstationinChicago．32,thestationisnothere．After33longandhardaboutit,we’ve34thattherightdecisionistomovetoChicago．”

Marclooked35,whilehissisterRachelbreathlesslystartedaskingwhenthey’dbemoving．“It’ssurprisingbutexciting!

”shesaid．Marcsimplysaid,“Ican’tleavemy36．I’dratherstayhereandlivewithTommyLyons!

”

TheBondshopedthatbythetimetheymovedtoChicagoinAugust,Marcwouldgrowmore37theideaofleaving．However,heshowedno38ofacceptingthedecision,refusingto39hisbelongings（个人财物）．

Onthemorningoftheirmove,Marcwasnowheretobe40．HisparentscalledTommyLyons’house,butMrs．Lyonssaidshehadn’tseenMarc．Mrs．Bondbecameincreasingly41whileherhusbandfeltangrywiththeirsonforbehavingso42．

Whattheydidn’tknowwasthatMarchadstartedtowalkovertoTommy’shousewithafaintideaof43intheLyons’attic（阁楼）forafewdays．Butashewalkedalong,allthe44landscapeofhisneighborhood45himofthethingsheandhisfamilyhaddonetogether:

thegreenfenceheandhismotherhadpainted;

thetreesheandhissisterusedto46whileplayinghide-and-seek;

thepark47heandhisfatheroftentookwalkstogether．Howmuchwouldthese48withouthisfamily,whomadethemspecialinthefirstplace?

Marcdidn’ttakethe49toanswerthatquestionbutinstead,hehurriedbacktohishouse,50iftherewereanyboxestherightsizetoholdhisrecordcollection．

31．A．differentB．quickC．wiseD．final

32．A．BesidesB．HoweverC．ThereforeD．Anyhow

33．A．discussingB．quarrellingC．complainingD．thinking

34．A．knownB．recognizedC．concludedD．insisted

35．A．shockedB．puzzledC．discouragedD．excited

36．A．classmatesB．friendsC．neighboursD．parents

37．A．delightedatB．pleasedwithC．usedtoD．worriedabout

38．A．waysB．signsC．interestsD．hopes

39．A．packB．collectC．tieD．pile

40．A．observedB．watchedC．foundD．noticed

41．A．anxiousB．angryC．frightenedD．miserable

42．A．rudelyB．irregularlyC．irresponsiblyD．selflessly

43．A．hidingB．stayingC．sleepingD．living

44．A．beautifulB．familiarC．splendidD．modern

45．A．recalledB．rememberedC．warnedD．reminded

46．A．plantB．waterC．climbD．hide

47．A．whichB．whereC．thatD．what

48．A．costB．valueC．meanD．measure

49．A．timeB．courageC．strengthD．patience

50．A．lookingB．wonderingC．askingD．expecting

材料5

Ihadmyfirstjobattheageofthirteen,whenafriendofmymotherwhoownedabookshophiredmeforsixhoursaweektohelpherintheshop.Iwasvery31toearnmyownpocketmoneyandmyparents32interferedwith（干涉）howIspentit,evenwhenIwasspendingit33.Theybelievedthatbyearningmoney,spendingit,andlearningfromthe34,Iwouldbecomemoremature（成熟）and35abouthowtohandlework,relationshipswithothers,andmoney.