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46.A.tofindB.findingC.find

47.A.whoB.whoseC.which

48.A.isB.wereC.was

49.A.e-mailB.addressC.age

50.A.cutdownB.knockedonC.brokeinto

51.A.soB.butC.or

52.A.littleB.fewC.much

53.A.changeB.menuC.purse

54.A.anotherB.theotherC.other

55.AinterestingB.excitingC.strange

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Longago，inasmallvillageofWakefieldlivedtwofarmers，HarryandPeter．Harrywasveryhard．workingwhilePeterwas36．EverydayHarrygotupearlyandcamehomelate，butPeterwalkedaroundforfun．

Onesummertherewasno37andthecrops（庄稼）weredying．Harrythought，“Imustdosomethingtosavethesecrops，ortheyshalldie．”Withthis38inmind，hewentouttofindariversothathecoulddigacanal（沟渠）tohisfield．Hewalkedonandon,feelingtiredandthirsty．Aftera39search，hefoundariverfullofbluewater．Hewas

veryhappy．Hestarteddiggingacanaltohisfield.40itwasnoonhiswifesenttheirdaughtertobringHarryhome41lunch．ButHarrydidnotgo．Hedidnotwantto

leavehisworkunfinished．Hecompletedhiswork42atnight．HeWasverysatisfied．

Hewenthome。

hadagoodmealand43intoasoundsleep．

Peterdidthesame．Buthewasnotatalldetermined（有决心的）．Healso44digginga

canaltohisfieldbuthedidn’thavehisworkcompleted．Hisfielddidnotget45water

andallhiscropsdied．

Harry’sfieldwouldbewateredwhenneeded．Hehadagoodharvestbecauseofhishardwork．

（）36．A．cruelB．1azyC．carelessD．silly

（）37．A．rainB．windC．cloudD．river

（）38．A．feelingB．dreamC．problemD．thought

（）39．A．quickB．longC．slowD．special

（）40．A．WhetherB．AlthoughC．WhenD．Unless

（）41．A．forB．toC．withD．at

（）42．A．earlyB．farC．1ateD．deep

（）43．A．fellB．1ookedC．turnedD．walked

（）44．A．stoppedB．1ovedC：

forgotD．started

（）45．A．cleanB．enoughC．1ittleD．fresh

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What’satypical（典型的）daylikeinBuenosAires（布宜诺斯艾利斯）?

ForDiego,wholiveswithhisparentsinahouseinBuenosAires,aschooldaystarts41.Ifhismotherdoesn’twakehimupat6:

00a.m.,hisdogLunawill.Diego42himselfquicklyandtakesLunaforawalk.

Thenit’stimetogetreadyforschool.Diegoputsonhisschoolclothesandeatsaquick43.Heslings（抛）hisheavyschoolbagoverhisshoulderandgetsontothecitybusforthe25minutes’44toschool.

Diegoisintheseventhyearofprimaryschool.Classesstartat8:

00a.m.withmath,followed

45historyandmusic.At1:

00p.m.,Diegoandhisfriendshavetheirlunch.Afterlunch,DiegoheadstoEnglishclass.Thisisoneofhisfavorites,46thestudentspractiseEnglishbywritinge-mailstostudentsin47countries.

Whenthe48classends,Diegoandhisfriends49thebustoacityparktoplayfootball.Thenhe’sbackhometostartonhomework.Ifhefinishesintime,Diegowillcookdinner.Hisparentscomehomefromworkatabout8:

00p.m.,and50theysitdowntodinner.Afterdinner,DiegodoessomereadingorwatchesTVbeforegettingreadyforbed!

（）41.A.quicklyB.earlyC.lateD.slowly

（）42.A.dressB.dressedC.dressingD.dresses

（）43.A.lunchB.breakfastC.supperD.dinner

（）44.A.walkB.wayC.rideD.road

（）45.A.atB.forC.byD.about

（）46.A.becauseB.ifC.sinceD.unless

（）47.A.otherB.othersC.anotherD.theothers

（）48.A.firstB.secondC.thirdD.last

（）49.A.fetchB.carryC.takeD.bring

（）50.A.onlyB.justC.alsoD.then

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Whatdoyouthinkofstress?

Isitagoodthingorabadthing?

Mostofthestudentsthinkstresscandoharm16theminsomeways.There’sastoryaboutateenagerinamiddleschool.Heeven17hisstudybecauseofthestressfromschoolandfamily.Wealsousually18thatsomeoneturnstopsychologicaldoctorsbecauseofheavyworkingstress.Thereisnodoubtthatsomepeoplethinkstressisadangerouswolf.

Ontheotherhand,otherpeoplearguethatstressisnotabadthing.They19stresscanproducemomentum（动力）intheend.Forthem,rightattitudeandactioncanreducestressandmakeit20.WhenIwasachild,mymomalwayspushedmetostudyhard.ShewishedIcouldgotoanideal21forfurthereducation.Iexperiencedstressforthefirsttime.Porntoapoorfamily,Ideeplyknew22wasnoteasyforus,andeverythingmymomdidtomewasjusttohopeIcouldliveabetterlifeinthefuture.23thesayinggoes,“nopains,nogains.”SoIdidwhatmymomexpectedbecauseIdidn’twanttoletherdown.Atlast,Ididmeasureup（达到标准）tomymom’sexpectationandgotocollege24.Thankstomymom’spush!

Thankstothestress!

Inthisway,Idon’tthinkstressisabadthing.

Overall,stressisnotabadthingin25.Thekeyishowwedealwithit.

（）16.A.forB.inC.toD.of

（）17.A.beganwithB.showedoffC.gaveupD.cheeredfor

（）18.A.wonderB.decideC.promiseD.hear

（）19.A.doubtB.believeC.disagreeD.forget

（）20.A.usefulB.difficultC.strangeD.terrible

（）21.A.companyB.collegeC.factoryD.farm

（）22.A.lifeB.spiritC.opinionD.silence

（）23.A.ThenB.ButC.AsD.Or

（）24.A.quietlyB.wildlyC.speciallyD.successfully

（）25.A.himselfB.myselfC.itselfD.herself

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April27isaspecialdayinBritain.It’scalledTakeOurDaughterstoWorkDay.Itwas__36__toBritainin1994fromAmerica.Onthatdaythousandsofgirlstakeaday__37__schoolandgowithoneoftheirparentstotheirworkplaces.Bydoingthis,itcan__38__girlsmoreaboutthesocietywheretheylive.

Nowthegirlscanhaveacloselookat__39__theirparentsaredoing.Thismayhelpthemtobecalmerwhentheyhavetochoosea__40__.Maryexperiencedadayofworkathermother’soffice.Thishelpedher__41__hermother’sworkbetter.Shesaidthatthismadeherfeelmoreconfidentaboutherfuture.

Schoolsandmanycompanies__42__theactivity,too.Someschools__43__makethedayanecessarypartofschoollife.

Expertsthinkthatgirlswithmoreself-confidencearemorelikelytobe__44__thancommongirls.__45__parentscansetgoodexamplesbothatworkandathomeforthem,theywilldobetterthanothers.TakeOurDaughterstoWorkDayissurelyastepintherightdirection.

36.A.sentB.givenC.broughtD.taken

37.A.offB.atC.awayD.of

38.A.talkB.keepC.teachD.make

39.A.whichB.whatC.thatD.whom

40.A.placeB.schoolC.friendD.job

41.A.thankB.understandC.praiseD.remember

42.A.holdB.refuseC.chooseD.support

43.A.justB.neverC.evenD.ever

44.A.successfulB.politeC.friendlyD.knowledgeable

45.A.BecauseB.IfC.WhileD.Though

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Jennywasmygrandmother’ssisterandshewasanamazingwoman.Shewasbornin1901and56in2000.Itwasapitythatshedidn’tlivetocelebrate（庆祝）her100thbirthday,57shehadagood,longlife.

Shehadalreadybeenaprofessional58beforemanywomenhadjobs.ShetaughtinAfricaformanyyears.ThenshemovedtoMalaysiaandtaughtEnglishthereforafewyears.Atthattime,peopledidn’ttralvel59aplane,soshehadtotraveltherebyship.Ittookherthreemonths60fromEnglandtoMalaysiainthosedays.In1947,shetraveledbyplaneforthefirsttime.Thismadetraveling61easierandquicker.Shecontinuedtoteacharoundtheworlduntilshewas75yearsold.

Jennyreallylovedteachingandshewasalsogoodattellingstories.Ialwayslovedtohearher62herstories.Theywere63interestingthatIwouldliketolistentoherwhenIwasfree.Itwas64thatshecouldremembereverythingeventhoughshewassoold.Ithinkitwasbecausesheneverstopped65.Mygrandmother’ssisterwasreallyanamazingwoman.

56.A.deathB.dieC.died

57.A.butB.andC.or

58.A.singerB.teacherC.manager

59.A.onB.atC.by

60.A.tosailB.sailingC.tofly

61.A.tooB.muchC.more

62.A.talktoB.talkwith