妙语短篇C1首字母填词测试题.docx

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妙语短篇C1首字母填词测试题

妙语短篇C1首字母填词测试题

I.Jameshadaterribletoothache.Itkepthimawakeallnight.Hischeekwasswollenanditwasdifficultforhimtoeatordrink.Anythingveryhotorcoldmadethetoothachew.IfJamesateanythingsweetthepainwasu.

Jamesdidnotwanttotaketimeofffromwork,sohetriedtobearthepain.

Hetookapain-killereveryhour.

However,thetoothhsomuchwhenhetriedtoeathislunchthathe

knewhehadtogotothededentist.

Heaskedhisbossfortimeo.HisbosscouldseethatJameswasin

greatpain,andtoldhimtotaketherestofthedayoff.

ThedentistagreedtoseeJamesimmediately.

Opbnyourmouth,'hesaid,andletshavealook.''

Jamesopenedhismouth.

Whichtoothisgivingtrouble?

'thedentistaskednext.

Jamestthetoothwithhisfinger.

Thedentistx-rayedthetooth,thenheputthex-rayaabrightlight.

Oh,yes.'Hesaidfcanseetheproblem.Thereisacavityinthetooth.I

mafraidthehistoobigtofill.Imusttakethetoothout.''

Thathallright'JamessaidJuststopthepain.''

ThedentistgaveJamesaniandquicklypulledoutthetooth.He

ditintothegarbagecan.

Don'throwitaway.'JamessaidLetmehaveitplease.

'thedentistasked.

W/hydoyouwantyouroldtooth?

Imgoingtotakeithome,put

itinabowlofhothoneyandwatchit

6.7.8.9.10.

2.TheGordonfamilywasspendingadayonthebeach.

Mr.andMrs.Gordonweresittingonthesand,readingtheirmagazines.Mr.

Gordonwastoostorentachair.Theirtwelve-yearolddaughter,

Sandrawasplayingatthewaterse.

SuddenlyahugewavelSandraupandcarriedherouttosea.

Fortunately,alifeguardwasondutyandhesawthewavecarrySandraaway.

Heranalongthebeachanddintothesea.Heswamquicklytowhere

thegirl,withherhonlyjustabovethewater,wasshoutingforhelp.

Shewasveryfrightened.Whenthelifeguardreachedhershestruggledwith

him,asdpeopleoftendo.

However,heknewwhattodoandsoontookhofherandswamwith

herbacktothebeach.

Bythetimehereachedit,Mr.andMrs.Gordonhadrealizedwhathadhappened.Theyhadrundowntothewater'sedge.

Neitherofthemcouldswim.Theyjuststoodintheswater,and

worriedabouttheirdaughter.Hadthelifeguardreachedherintime?

Fortunately,hehad.

Thatwasquickwork,youngman,”Mr.Gordonsaid.Heturnedtohiswife.

Givethelifeguardadollar.”

Adollar!

”Sandracried.Dad,howcanyougivehimadollar!

Hesavedmylife.Iwashalfdead.”

Quiteright,girl,”Mr.Gordonsaid,pleasedbyhisdaughter'aof

thevalueofmoney.

Heturnedtohiswifeagainandsaid,”She'right.Shewasonlyhalfdead.

Givehimfiftyc.

1.2.3.4.5.

6.7.8.9.10.

3.Kathywasauniversitystudent.Likemoststudentsshehadverylittlemoney,butshewantedtobuyacar.

TIcanbuyonereallycheapthatw,”shethought,Twillsavemoney

onbusf.ThenI'havemoretospeedonfood.”

Shespentadaylatcarsinthesecond-handcaryards.Mostofthem

weremtooexpensive,butatlastshefoundonefor$250.

Thecarwasrandthepaintwasbdamaged,butitworked.

It''gotagoodengine,”thesalesmansaid,Ofndthegearboxiso.k.Forgeteverythingelse.

Kathyboughtthecaranddroveitoutofthecaryard.Everythingwaswrongwithitexpectfortheengineandgearbox,whichworkedverywell.

Aslongastheywork,”Kathythought,nothingelsem.The

salesmanwasright.”

Unfortunately,afewdayslater,whileshewasdrivingtoheruniversity,apolicecardroveupbesideherandmadeherstop.AyoungpolicemangotoutofhiscarandwalkedaKathy'car.Helookedatitd.

Hemadealistofthethingswrongwiththecar.Itwasaverylonglist.

Thenhelookedinsidethecar.

Doesyourspeedometerwork?

”heasked.

Kathyshookherhead.

吒isagainstthelaw,miss,”hesaid,nottoknowhowfastyouaretravelling.”

Kathysmiledathims.

Oh,butIdoknowhowfastIamtravelling,”shesaid.Upto30milesan

hour,thedoorsrattle.Between31and50milesanhour,thewholecarrattles.Over50milesanhour,Irattle.”

1.2.3.4.5.

6.7.8.9.10.

4.Whensomeonewhoisingoodhealthdiessuddenly,thereisusuallyan

inquest.

Aninquestisakindofcourtofinquiry.Thepersoninchargeofaninquestiscalledacoroner.Hisjobistofindoutexactlyhowapersondied.

Ifthereisnothingsuspiciousaboutthedeath,hewilldecidethatthepersondiedfromncausesoranaccident.Ifhowever,heiss,hemay

decidethattheperson'deathwascausedbyapersonorpersonsunknown.

Atoneinquest.thecoronerwastryingtofindoutexactlywhathadcausedthedeathofalocalbusinessman,HenryWang.

Theman'widowwasgivinghere.Shewasveryupsetandhadto

stopfromtimetotime.

Thecoronerdidnotwanttoupsethermorethannecessary,buthehadtofindoutthetruth.Therewerequestionshehadtoaskher.

Mrs.Wang,Iknowthisispforyou.”hesaid.butIwantyoutothink

verycarefullyandthenanswermyquestions.Youandyourhusbandwerehavingdinnerathome.Isthatcorrect?

”

Suddenlyheftothefloor?

Youstoodupandhtohim?

Youkneltbesidehim?

Hewasingreat

pain?

”

Didhesayanything?

Thewidowlherhead.

Please,Mrs.Wang,youmustanswerthequestion.Whatwerehislastw?

Thewidowtookadeepbreathandthenspoke.Hesaid,”shew,

I'notsurprisedyouwereconly50centsforthatseafoodwehad

fordinner.”

1.2.3.4.5.

6.7.8.9.10.

5.Itwasadarkandwindynight.Thewindhowledandtherainbdown.

Harryandhiswifewereinbed.AlthoughHarrysleptthestorm,his

wifewokeup.Shelayinbed,utosleep,listeningtothenoiseofthe

storm.

Suddenlysheheardadifferentnoise.Itsoundedlikesomeonetonthewindow.

Shewasveryfrightened.Shewokeherhusbandup.

Harry,”shewhispered,”theressomeoneoutside,Listen.”

It'nothing,”hesaid,”justabofatreetappingagainstthe

windowinthewind.Gobacktosleep.”

Heturnedoverandwentbacktosleep.

Thetappingcontinued.Itgotlouderandlouder,thenthewindowbegantorattle.

Harry'wifewokehimupagain.

Harry,itisn'jthewind.There'somebodythere.Iknowthereis.

Getupandlook.”

Harrygotoutofbedandwalkedacrosstheroomtothewindow.Hep

thecurtainalittleandlookedout.Hesawamanstandingonaloutside

thewindow.Hesmiledatthemanandthenwentbacktobed.

Well?

”hiswifeasked,Wasthereanyonethere?

”

Yes,”Harrysaid.There'abtryingtogetin.”

Thendosomething!

”hiswifecried.Phonethepolice.”

Notyet,”Harrysaid.Waituntilheopensthewindow.Ivebeentryingto

getitopensincewehadthehouseplastyear.”

1.2.3.4.5.

6.7.8.9.10.

6.

SarahWilliamswenttoaboardingschool.Hereisoneofthelettersshe

wrotetoherparentsfromtheschool.

WentworthGirl'School

Beachside

July25th

DearestMomandDad,

I'mafraidIhavesomeverybadnewsforyou」havebeenverynandtheschoolprincipalisveryangrywithme.Sheisgoingtowritetoyou.Youmustcomeandtakemeawayfromhere.ShedoesnotwantmeintheschoolanyIonger.

ThetroublestartedlastnightwhenIwassmokingacigaretteinbed.Thisis

againstther,ofcourse.Wearenotsupposedtosmokeatall.

AsIwassmoking,Iheardfcomingtowardstheroom.Ididnotwanta

teachertocatchmesmoking,soIthrewthecigaretteaway.

Unfortunately,thecigarettefintothewaste-paperbasket,which

cfire.

Therewasacurtainnearthewaste-paperbasketwhichcaughtfire,too.Soonthewholeroomwasb.

Theprincipalphonedthefiredepartment.Theschoolwasalongwayfromthetownandbythetimethefiredepartmentarrived,thewholeschoolwasinf.Manyofthegirlsareinthehospital.

Theprincipalsaysthatthefirewasallmyfandyoumustpayfor

d.Shewillsendyouabillforaboutamilliondollars.

I'mverysorryaboutthis.

Muchlove.

Sarah

PS.Noftheaboveistrue,butIhavemyexams.Ijustwantyoutoknowhowbadthingscouldhavebeen!

1.2.3.4.5.

6.7.8.9.10.

7.ElienParkerwasworriedaboutherhealth.Shecouldnotwalkveryquicklyanditwasdifficultforhertoclimbstairs.Shewassoonoutofb.

『supposeIhadbettergotothedoctor,”shethought.

Shewenttothedoctorandtoldhimherproblem.

“I'mnotatallsurprised.”Ithessaid.whatyourproblemis.”

Heeherandthengavehersomeadvice.

Ifyoudon'tdowhatIsay,Mrs.Parker,”hesaid,thenyouwillhaveahearta.Itcouldkillyou.”

Ellenwasveryworriedassheleftthed.

Sheknewthatshehadtotakehisadvicebutthatitwouldnotbeeasyand

thatitwouldtaketime.

Thenextdayshewentshopping.Thefirstshopshewentintowasabshop.

I'liketenpoundsofsteak,please,”shesaid.

Certainly,madam,”thebutcherrepliedandwentintothecolds

roomandfoundalargepieceofsteak.

Hebroughtthehugepieceofmeatbackintotheshopandplaceditonthe

s.

That'sjustundertenpounds,said.he

That'sbigenough”MrsParkersaid.

Thebutcherworkedouttheprice.

At$4.99apoundthatwillbe$45.50please.ShallIcutitupintosmallerpiecesforyou?

”

Oh,Idon'twanttobuythemeat,Mrs.parkersaid.

“whydidyouas

“Ifyoudon'twanttobuyit,”thebutcherrepliedangrily,

metogetitforyou?

”

MydoctortoldmethatIamoandmustlose10pounds.Iwanted

toseewhat10poundsofflookedlike.”

1.2.3.4.5.

6.7.8.9.10.

8.Weshoulddosomethingnicefortheoldpeopleofourtown,”theteachersaidtoherclassoneday.“Whatcouldwedo?

”

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