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（一）选择填空类No.1Peoplearenotsohonest（诚实）astheyoncewere.Thetemptation（诱惑）tosteal（偷）is1greaterthaneverbefore-especially（尤其是）inlargeshops.Adetective（侦探）recentlywatchedawell-dressedwoman2alwayswentintoalargestore3Mondaymornings.OneMonday,therewere4peopleintheshopthanusualwhenthewomancamein,soitwaseasier5thedetectivetowatchher.Thewomanfirstboughtafewsmallarticlesdetectivetowatchhere.Thewomanfirstboughtafewsmallarticles（商品）.6alittletime,shechoseoneofthemostexpensivedressesinheshopand7ittoanassistant（售货员）whowrapped（包装）itupforheras8aspossible.Thenthewomansimplytooktheparcel（包裹）andwalkedoutoftheshopwithout9.Whenshewasarrested（逮捕）,thedetective10thatshopassistantwasherdaughter.Thegirlgavehermothera“free”dressonceaweek.1.A.muchB.moreC.veryD.too2.A.sheB.whoC.whomD.which3.A.inB.atC.onD.for4.A.littleB.fewC.lessD.fewer5.A.toB.forC.ofD.from6.A.InB.DuringC.AfterD.For7.A.broughtB.handedC.tookD.pass8.A.quickB.quicklyC.morequickD.morequickly9.A.payB.topayC.payingD.paid10.A.lookedoutB.foundoutC.foundD.searchedNo.2PeterandJameswerebrothers.Oneafternoon1thelessonswereover.Theystayedinschooltohelptheirteacher.They2foranhour.Thentheteachersaid,“Thankyou,boys.Wewillfinishtheworktomorrow.Nowyoumustgohome.”Whentheboys3home,itwassevenoclock.Therewasalightinsidetheirhouseandthedoorwas4.Theycanseeamaninside,too.“Whocanitbe?

”thoughtPeter.“FatherandMotherhavegoneshopping.Theywontbehome5eightoclock.”Whentheman6sawPeter,hesmiledandsaid,“Comein!

Youdontknowme,butImyour7friend.Hehasaskedmetofetch（来取）somemoneyforhim.”ThemandidnotseeJames.PeterwentinsideandbegantalkingtothemanbutJamesdidnot.Hequicklybutquietlyranofftocallthepolice.Hesoonfoundapolicemanand8himbacktotheirhome.Themanwasstillthere,butwhenhesawthepoliceman,hetriedtorunoff.Thepoliceman9himandheldhisarm.JustthenMr.andMrs.Baker,theboysparents10.“Isthismanyourfriend?

”thepolicemanaskedMr.Baker.“No!

”saidBaker.“Idontknowhim.Hemustbeathief（小偷）.Iamgladyouhavecaughthim.”1.A.ifB.whenC.beforeD.until2.A.studiedB.workedC.stayedD.watched3.A.arrivedatB.wenttoC.gottoD.reached4.A.openB.openedC.openingD.close5.A.atB.sinceC.untilD.after6.A.awayB.outC.outsideD.inside7.A.fatherB.fathersC.fathersD.brothers8.A.broughtB.bringC.takeD.caught9.A.stopedB.stoppedC.catchD.saw10.A.returnedB.comeC.arriveD.reachedNo.3Dickwasbornina1family.Hisfatherhadasmallboatandwentfishinginthemorningandsoldthefishinthemarketintheafternoon.Thenhebroughtsome2forhisfamily.Whenwintercame,theywereoftenhungry.Onemorningthehungryman3theriverandwasntfoundagain.Dicksmotherleftherthree-year-oldsonwithoutsayinggood-bye.Hisaunt4lookafterhim.Twentyyearspassed.Dick5atall,strongman.Hefoundworkonafarm.Heworkedhardandwantedtogetmoremoney.Heoftenwenttoseehisaunt6somenicepresents.Thewomanwasveryhappy,butonedayshe7inatrafficaccident.Theyoungmanwasverysad.Afterheburied（埋葬）her,hedecidedtobuyabeautifultombstone（墓碑）forher.Hewenttotownandcameintoashop,butallthetombstonesweretoo8.Heasked,“Doyousellanoldtombstone,please?

”“Yes,wedo,sir,”answeredtheshopkeeper.“Isitasexpensiveasthenewone?

”“No,itsmuchcheaper,”saidtheman.“But9namewasonit.”“Itdoesntmatter,”saidDick.“Myauntcouldnt10.”1.A.bigB.smallC.poorD.rich2.A.presentsB.foodC.clothesD.meat3.A.fellintoB.felloffC.droppedinD.wentdown4.A.daredB.neededtoC.hadD.hadto5.A.hadB.grewC.becameD.got6.A.forB.byC.fromD.with7.A.diedB.wasdeadC.wasdyingD.washurt8.A.niceB.newC.expensiveD.cheap9.A.othersB.anotherC.anyotherD.theother10.A.hearB.watchC.readD.writeNo.4Everybodyusesone.Thereisoneonmydesknow.Itis1.Isthereoneonyourdesk,too?

2amItalkingabout?

Canyou3whatitis?

Itisapencil.4pencilsareabout18centimetreslong.Onepencilscan5alinethirty-fivemileslong,orwrite45,0006!

onepencilmaybesharpened（削尖）7timesormorebeforeitistooshortto8,yetwecanbuyoneforthepriceofanorange!

Ithinkthatpencilsarevery9.Pencilsaremadeinmangydifferent10butmostpeoplelikeyellowones.Therearemoreyellowpencilsthananyothercolour.Nooneknowswhypeoplelikeyellowpencils11theydo.Someoneoncemadealotofpencils.Halfwereyellowandhalfweregreen.Amanboughtthemand12themforalongtime.Thenhewenttothemakerofthemandsaid,“Theybreakeasily.Theyrehardtosharpen.Theydontwritewell.Idont14anymoregreenpencils.Iwantyellowonesinfuture,please.”Butthepencilswere15.Theonlydifferentwasthecolour!

1.A.usefulB.yellowC.abookD.aruler2.A.WhatB.WhoC.WhichoneD.Whichdesk3.A.findB.rememberC.knowD.guess4.A.MostB.OnlyafewC.GoodD.Few5.A.formB.cutC.writeD.draw6.A.storiesB.wordsC.sentencesD.books7.A.severalB.fifteenC.manyD.fifty8.A.writeB.sharpenC.drawD.use9.A.commonB.usefulC.cheapD.expensive10.A.countriesB.coloursC.sizesD.expensive11.A.andB.orC.butD.that12.A.playedwithB.triedC.keptD.sold13.A.quiteB.notonlyC.alsoD.notany14.A.needB.wantC.haveD.make15.A.thesameB.differentC.yellowD.poorNo.5Peopleareoftenkilledwhenthey1theroad.Mostofthesepeopleareoldpeopleandchildren.Oldpeopleareoftenkilledbecausetheycannotsee2hearverywell.Childrenareoftenkilledbecausetheyarenot3.Theyforgettolookandlisten4theycrosstheroad.Acar,truckorbuscannotstopvery5.Ifthecarisgoingveryfat,itwilltravel6metresbeforeitstops.Peopledontalwaysunderstandthis.Theythinkacarcanstop7afewmetres.Thefasteracar8,thelongerittakesto9.Itisvery10forapersontoknowhowfastacaristraveling.The11safewaytocrosstheroadistolookbothways,rightandleft.Then12theroadisclear,itissafetocross.Therightwaytocrosstheroad13towalkquickly.Itisnot14torunacrosstheroad.Ifpeoplerunacrosstheroad,theymayfall15.1.A.overB.acrossC.crossD.through2.A.andB.butC.bothD.or3.A.careB.carefulC.strongD.healthy4.A.beforeB.afterC.sinceD.for5.A.shortlyB.earlyC.quicklyD.slowly6.A.muchB.moreC.manyD.alot7.A.duringB.amongC.betweenD.in8.A.travelingB.istravelingC.travelD.istotravel9.A.flyB.goC.stopD.move10.A.easyB.difficultC.busyD.trouble11.A.fewB.onlyC.oftenD.always12.A.ifB.beforeC.whichD.what13.A.isB.hasC.areD.have14.A.hardB.dangerC.safeD.dangerous15.A.downB.toC.upD.underNo.6Katewasborninasmallvillage.Whenshefinishedmiddleschoolinatown,shewouldnt1tothepoorplaceandfoundworkinashophere.Shewantedtomarry（嫁）a2man.Asshewasntfriendlytoothers,3wouldmarryher.Fiveyearspassedandshebecameatwenty-seven-year-oldgirl.ShehadtomarryMr.Kingwho4mathsinaschool.Mr.Kinglikeshisworkandiskindtohis5andtheyalllikehim.Buthiswife6him.Shethinkshimpoorandisbadtohim.Onedaythewomanwantedto7abeautifulcoatforherself,butherhusbandhadntenough8.Shescolded（骂）foralongtimeanddidntlethim9.Hehadtostayinhisfriendshouse.10dayslaterhewenthomewithhisfriend.Assoonasshesawhim,shedecidedto11.Shebegantoputherclothesintoatrunk（箱子）.Mr.Kingandhisfriendcouldnt12her.Beforeshewentout,shesaidtoherhusband,“Onlyamanlikesadoglikeyou!

”Atthatmomenthisfriendwasreadinga13carefully.Suddenlyhejumpedupandshouted,“Good14foryou,myfriend!

Youvewonthefirstprizeinthelottery（头彩）!

”“Really?

”thewomanstopped15.“Hellgetfivehundredthousanddollars!

”Mr.Kingsfriendsaidtothewoman.“Whynotleavehimnow?

Haventyousaidonlyadoglikehim?

”“Bowwow-wow（汪，汪）,”thewomansaidwithasmile.“Itwasonlyajoke!

”1.A.turnB.returnC.reachD.get2.A.youngB.poorC.strangeD.rich3.A.nobodyB.everybodyC.somebodyD.anybody4.A.learnedB.studiedC.taughtD.dropped5.A.studentsB.headmasterC.headteacherD.doorkeeper6.A.lovesB.looksafterC.looksoverD.hates7.A.lendB.buyC.borrowD.sell8.A.timeB.placesC.moneyD.ideas9.A.gotoworkB.gotobedC.gohomeD.fallsleep10.A.LittleB.AlittleC.FewD.Afew11.A.leaveB.sleepC.cryD.sit12.A.helpB.stopC.mindD.trouble13.A.booksB.dictionaryC.messageD.newspaper14.A.newsB.letterChopeD.film15.A.askB.toaskC.askingD.askedNo.7Paperwasinvented1theChinesein2centuryAD.The3ofpaper-makingtooksevenhundredyearsto4theMuslim（穆斯林）worldand5sevenhundredsyearstogettoBritain.Mostpaperismade6wood.When7arecut8,theyarecarriedtopapermills（作坊）.Heretheyare9andthewoodisbrokenintofibres（纤维）whicharemixedwithwaterandchemicals（然后与水和化学物质混合）.Thismixture（混合物）isthen10andmade11paper.Onetree12foreveryfourhundredcopiesofaforty-pager,this14overfortythousandtrees15.Treesarebeingcutdown16thantheygrowup,sothere17a18papershortage（短暂）atthe19ofthe20century.1.A.onB.inC.atD.by2.A.thefirstB.oneC.aoneD.a3.A.timeB.artC.manD.woman4.A.getB.arriveC.reachD.go5.A.anotherB.theotherC.othersD.theothers6.A.ofB.fromC.byD.with7.A.woodB.forgetC.treesD.atree8.A.downB.outC.inD.off9.A.cuttingdownB.cutupC.cuttingintoD.cutoff10.A.wetB.dryC.hotD.dried11.A.ofB.fromC.inD.into12.A.needsB.hasC.isneededD.wants13.A.everyB.allC.eachD.both14.A.usesupB.usesC.paysD.eatsup15.A.ayearB.adayC.aweekD.anhour16.A.fastB.quickC.quicklyD.faster17.A.maybeB.perhapsC.possibleD.maybe18.A.goodB.fineC.badD.serious19.A.beginB.beginningC.beganD.top20.A.eighteenthB.twenty-fir