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Haveyoueverheardofanimaltourguides(导游)?
DoyouknowtherearemonkeytourguidesinsomeplacesinIndia?
Dressedinwaistcoats(马甲),thesecutemonkeysarealwaysreadyto]you.Ifyouarehungry,youonlyneedtopointtoyour2andthey'lllead(带领)youtothe3restaurant.Ifyou're4youputbothofyourhands
behindyourheadandtheywill5youtothenearesthotelAfterthat,theywillputtheirhairyhandsto6fortips(小费).Thentihey'llwave(挥手)theirhandsasiftheyaresaying7toyou.
Canyouguesswheretheseguides8from?
Yes,school!
Peoplefeedthem
carefullyandtheyaretrainedforoneyearto9theirdiplomas(文凭).Thereusedto
beathree-year-oldmonkeynamedAlice.Sheevenlearnedtoturnonand10thelights,playarecorderandopendoorsandwindowswhenshewastoldto.
Nexttime,besuretomeetthemonkeytourguideswhenyoutravelinIndia.
1.
A.
call
B.
tell
C.
serve
2.
A.
stomach
B.
back
C.
head
3.
A.
nearest
B.
farthest
C.
smallest
4.
A.
angry
B.
sad
C.
tired
5.
A.
drive
B.
take
C.
follow
6.
A.
buy
B.
make
C.
ask
7.
A.
sorry
B.
goodbye
C.
hello
8.
A.
come
B.
is
C.
make
9.
A.
look
B.
get
C.
lose
10
.A.
叩
B.
down
C.
off
Onedayapoorboy,whowassellingnewspapersinatown,foundthathehadonlytenpennies(便士)left,andhewashungry.Hedecidedtoaskfora11atthenexthouse.However;hehadanotherideawhenayoungwomanopenedthedoor.
Insteadofamealheaskedforadrinkofwater.Butashelooked12shebrought
himalargeglassofmilk.Hedrankit,andthenasked,“HowmuchdoIown(欠)you?
”
“MymotherteachesmethatIshould13getmoneyforanykindness/shereplied.“Soyoudon'toweme14
Manyyearslater;thewomanbecameseriouslyillThenshewassenttoafamoushospitalinLondon.DrKellywascalledintostudyherillness.Whenheheardthenameofthe_15whichshecamefrom,astrangelightfilledhiseyes.Assoonashewalkedintoherroom,hegottoknowheratonce.Hedidhisbestto16her.Thenhegavespecialattentiontoher.Aftersometimeshegotwell
Dr.KellyaskedforherfinalbillbeforeshelefthospitalHe17it.thenwrotesomethingonit18itwassenttoher.Shewasafraidtoopenit,forshebelieveditwouldcosttherestofherlifeto19foritallBut20sheopenedit,andreadthesewordsonitPaidinfullwithoneglassofmilk.
11.A.banana
B.drink
C.meal
12.A.excited
B.thirty
C.hungry
13.A.always
B•never
C.sometimes
14.A.anything
B.everything
C.nothing
15.A.country
B.house
C.town
16.A.protect
B.remember
C.save
17.A.lookedat
B.lookedafter
C.lookedfor
18.A.after
B.before
C.when
19.A.take
B.pay
C.spend
20.A.finally
B.quickly
C.happily
Onedayahungryfoxwaswalkingthroughtheforest.Hewas21somethingtoeat.Thefoxnoticedacrow22onthebranchofatree.Shewasholdingalargepieceof23inherbeak.
Thefoxgazedatthecrowonthebranch.Hespottedthepieceofcheeseinherbeak.Thehungryfoxthoughtthecheesewould24verygood.Hewantedtogetthecheesefor_
Thenthefoxhadanidea.Hecalledtothecrow,“Whatapretty26youare!
YouhavethemostbeautifulfeathersI'veeverseen.Iwonderifaprettybird27youcansing.Wouldyoupleasesingasongforme?
”
Thecrowliked28allthenicethingsthefoxsaidabouther.HiswordsmadeherfeelveryspecialShewantedtosingasongforthefox.
Thecrowopenedher29tosing.Thecheesefelltotheground.The30foxpickedupthepieceofcheese.
21.A.lookingat
B.lookingafter
C.lookingfor
D.lookingup
22.A.sleeping
B.playing
C.sitting
D.working
23.A.cheese
B.meat
C.bread
D.chicken
24.A.smell
B.taste
C.sound
D.look
25.A.herself
B.himself
C.yourself
D.myself
26.A.parrot
B.animal
C.person
D.bird
27.A.like
B.as
C.with
D.for
28.A.making
B.founding
C.hearing
D.seeing
29.A.feathers
B.eyes
C.wings
D.mouth
30.A.clever
B.rare
C.awful
D.sorry
Once,therewasabigspiderinthebasement(地下室)ofanartmuseum.Thespiderwasgoodatmakingwebs.Everydayhespentmuchtimetakingcareofhisweb.Forhim,itwasvery31.
However;oneday,themuseumworkersbegantotakepaintingsoutofthebasement.—32otherspiderscametoknowwhatwashappening,theysoonmovedtootherplaces.However;thebigspiderdidn'twanttomove."It's33formetofindabetterplacetomakeaweb/hethought."Ineedtowork34tomakemywebstronger.Whentheyseemystrongweb,theywill35So,thespiderdidhisbesttomakehiswebstronger.Overtime,therewerefewerandfewerpaintings.
Oneafternoon,the36cameagain.Itlookedlikethattheyweregoingtotakethepaintinganyway.Thespiderdidn'twanttoleave.Butwhenhe37hemightlosehis
life,heranawayfromthebasementandcametoalittlegarden.Tohis38,hecould
makeanevenmorebeautifulwebthere.Thespiderthought,"'Sometimes,leavingdoesn'tmean39
Inourlife,wehavetomakedifficult40sometimes.It'snoteasy,butweshouldn'tbeafraid.Futuremightbebetterthanwethink.
31.A.boring
B.difficult
C.important
D.relaxing
32.A.If
B.When
C.Unless
D.Although
33.A.easy
B.exciting
C.necessary
D.impossible
34.A.earlier
B.harder
C.farther
D.closer
35.A.giveup
B.cheerup
C.tryout
D.blowout
36.A.painters
B.visitors
C.workers
D.farmers
37.A.hoped
B.explained
C.agreed
D.realized
38.A.joy
B.joke
C.worry
D.sadness
39.A.hiding
B.losing
C.winning
D.improving
40.A.records
B.wishes
C.habits
D.decisions
Burton,thebeaver(水獭),waslyinginthedirtenjoyingthewarmrainfallingdownonhischocolate-brownfunbytheriver.Therainwascomingdownhard.Justthenawallof
41ranoverthetopofhim.Burtoncouldhardlybreatheashewaspickedupbytheforceofthewaterandcarrieddowntheriver.Afterafewminutes,hewasthrownontoalargerock.Burtonlookedallaroundandnoticedthattheriverhadcoveredthetallgrassandbushes.What'smore,ithad42everythingincludinghishome.
Outofthecornerofhiseye,Burtonsawsomethingtryingtogetoutofthewater."It'satortoise(陆龟)"herealized,and43down.Burtoncameupright44thetortoise.
Ashefloatedup,thetortoisefoundhimselfsafelyonBurton'sback.
"Thanks/'thetortoisesaidcheerfully;"MynameisTorquilThewater45killedme.Whathappened?
"
"Theremustbe46rainupriver.Nowholdon.Don'tletgo.We'llswimalongwiththeflow,"Burtontoldthetortoise.
"Ithinkthat'sagoodidea.I'llholdon/'Torquil47.Therainstoppedandtheriver
becamequietasbefore.
"WellIguessit'stimetosaygoodbye/'Burtonlookedupatthetortoise.
Torquilthoughtforawhile,"Ifeelverysafetobewithyou,myfriend.Besides,I'matortoiseandmoveslowly.Youareabeaverandmoremuch48.MayIstay?
Icanhelp
youbuildanother49then."Burtonansweredwitha50,"Whynot,my
friend?
"
Thetwofriendsswamoffasthesunbegantoshinebrightlyonthequietriverwater.
41.A.fur
B•water
C.rock
D.chocolate
42.A.saved
B.raised
C.enjoyed
D.damaged
43.A.fell
B.flew
C.dived
D.drove
44.A.over
B.under
C.across
D.forward
45.A.never
B.nearly
C.hardly
D.seldom
46.A.little
B.quiet
C.terrible
D.pleasant
47.A.agreed
B.refused
C.guessed
D.disagreed
48.A.faster
B.lower
C.harder
D.later
49.A.tent
B•farm
C.house
D.island
50.A.fear
B.smile
C.warming
D.problem
Understandingamongpeopleisalwayslikeawarmsunshineinourlife.ItcanmakepeoplehappierandthelifemorewonderfulIstillremembermyfatheracted_
51anunderstandinghusbandwhenIwasalittlegirl
Mymomusedtocookdinnerwiththebreakfastfood.Oneday,mymomputsomeburnt(烧焦的]breadinfrontofmydadfordinner.Theburntbreadlooked
52andhardtoeat.IthoughtmydadwouldnothaveitandbeangrywithMom.Tomysurprise,mydadtookthebread,smiledatmymomandtalkedwithme53whilehewaseatingthebread.Icouldn'trememberwhatItold54thatnight.ButIdidrememberwatchinghimputsomebutteronthebreadandeatupthebreadasusual
Afterdinner;Istill55ifmydadreallylikedtheburntbread.SoIinvitedhimto56andtakeawalkaroundourhouseandaskedhimabout
that.Heheldmein57andsaid,"Yourmomworkedveryhardallday.She'sreallytired.Andyousee—abitofburntfood58stopsusfromlovingothers!
"OnlythendidIknowwhatagreathusbandandafatherheis!
59I
wasalittlegirlatthattime,IstillcouldfeelhistruecareforMom.Ifelthisarmswerewarmer.
Lifeisnotperfect.Nobodyisperfect,either.Whatwereallyneedisthe60ofeachother—whetherbetweenthehusbandandthewife,theparentandthechildorjustbetweentwofriends.Thisisthekeytoahappylife.
51.A.as
B.for
C.with
52.A.delicious
B.dry
C.soft
53.A.angrily
B.happily
C.luckily
54.A.her
B.him
C.them
55.A.continued
B.noticed
C.wondered
56.A.goout
B.getoff
C.giveup
57.A.fingers
B•arms
C.knees
58.A.always
B.sometimes
C.never
59.A.Although
B.If
C.Until
60.A.independence
B.situations
C.understanding
TheAmericansweregettingreadytosendtheirfirstmantothemoon.AnoldIrishman(爱尔兰人]waswatchingthemonthetelevisioninthebarofahotelTherewasanEnglishmaninthebar;too,andhe61theIrishman,“The62areveryclever;aren'tthey?
Theyaregoing63somementothemoon.Itisalong64fromtheearth."
“Oh,that's65,"theIrishmanansweredquickly."TheIrisharegoingtosendsomementothesunina