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8Foodisveryimportant.Everyoneneedsto_1_wellifheorshewantstohaveastrongbody.Ourmindsalsoneedakindoffood.Thiskindoffoodis_2_.Webegintogetknowledgeeven_3_weareveryyoung.Smallchildrenare_4_ineverythingaroundthem.Theylearn_5_whiletheyarewatchingandlistening.Whentheyaregettingolder,theybeginto_6_storybooks,sciencebooks,anythingtheylike.Whentheyfindsomethingnew,theylovetoaskquestionsand_7_tofindoutanswers.Whatisthebest_8_togetknowledge?Ifwelearnbyourselves,wewillget_9_knowledge.Ifweare_10_gettinganswersfromothersanddonotaskwhy,wewillneverlearnwell.Whenwestudyintherightway,wewilllearnmoreandunderstandbetter.1.A.sleepB.readC.drinkD.eat2.A.sportB.exerciseC.knowledgeD.meat3.A.untilB.whenC.afterD.so4.A.interestedB.interestingC.weakD.better5.A.everythingB.somethingC.nothingD.anything6.A.lendB.readC.learnD.write7.A.tryB.haveC.refuseD.wait8.A.placeB.schoolC.wayD.road9.A.littleB.fewC.manyD.themost10.A.oftenB.alwaysC.usuallyD.something9Someone says,Timeismoney. ButIthinktimeis_1_importantthanmoney.Why?Becausewhenmoneyisspent,wecangetitback.However,whentimeis2 itllnever3.Thats4wemustntwastetime.Itgoeswithoutsayingthatthe5isusuallylimited.Evenasecondisveryimportant.Weshouldmakefulluseofourtimetodo6_useful. Butitisapitythattherearealotofpeoplewhodonotknowtheimportanceoftime.Theyspenttheirlimitedtimesmoking,drinkingand_7.Theydonotknowthatwastingtimemeanswastingpartoftheirown_8.Inaword,weshouldsavetime.Weshouldnt9todaysworkfortomorrow.Rememberwehavenotimeto10.1.A.muchB.lessC.muchlessD.evenmore2.A.costB.boughtC.goneD.finished3.A.returnB.carryC.takeD.bring4.A.whatB.thatC.becauseD.why5.A.moneyB.timeC.dayD.food6.A.nothingB.somethingC.anythingD.everything7.A.readingB.writingC.playingD.working8.A.timeB.foodC.moneyD.life9.A.stopB.leaveC.letD.give10.A.loseB.saveC.spendD.take10Nasreddinwasapoorman,sohetriedtogrow_1_hecouldinhisowngarden,sothathewouldnothavetobuysomanyinthemarket.Oneeveningheheardanoiseinhisgardenandlookedoutofthewindow.Awhiteoxhadgotintothegardenand_2_hisvegetables.Nasreddinatoncetookhisstick,ranoutandchasedtheox,buthewastoooldtocatchit.Whenhegotbacktohisgarden,hefoundthattheoxhadruinedmostofhispreciousvegetables._3_,whilehe_4_inthestreetnearhishouse,hesawacartwithtwowhiteoxenwhichlookedverymuchliketheonethat_5_hisvegetables.Hewascarryinghisstickwithhim,_6_heatoncebegantobeatthetwooxenwithit.Asneitherofthemlookedmoreliketheoxthathadeatenhisvegetablesthantheother,hebeatbothofthemequallyhard.Theowneroftheoxandcartwasdrinkingcoffeeina_7_coffee-house.Whenhesaw_8_Nasreddinwasdoing_9_hisanimals,heranoutandshouted,Whatareyoudoing?Whathavethosepooranimalsdonetoyouforyoutobeatthemlikethat?Youkeepoutthis!Nasreddinshoutedback,Thisisamatterbetweenmeandoneofthesetwooxen.Heknowsverywell_10_Iambeatinghim!1.A.somanyvegetablesB.manyvegetablesC.asmanyasvegetablesD.asmanyvegetablesas2.A.waseatingB.ateC.hadeatenD.haseaten3.A.NextdayB.NextmorningC.Lastmorning D.Thenextmorning4.A.walksB.wakedC.waswalkingD.walking5.A.ruinedB.hadeatenC.ateD.hadruin6.A.soB.andC.butD.or7.A.besideB.nearbyC.nearD.nearby8.A.thatB.whichC.whyD.what9.A.forB.toC.withD.on10.A.reasonB.whenC.whyD.because11Tomgrowsthenicestvegetablesandfruitsandthemostbeautifulflowersinthevillage.PlantsgrowinTomsgardenallthroughthe_1_andtheyaremuch_2_.Tomcutssomeflowersforhissittingroomtable,eatssomefruitsandvegetables,buthe_3_mostoftheminthemarket.Hisvegetables,fruitandflowersareso_4_andbeautifulthattheysoldmuchmore_5_inthemarketthanthoseofothervillagers.HowdoesTomgrowthesebeautifulthings?Heisso_6_thathejustsitsunderhisorangetreewithhisradio.He_7_themusicallday.Thatisquitetrue.Tom_8_thingsinspring,summer,autumnandwinter.Afterthathesitswithhisradio.Andeverything_9_.Itisthemusicthatdoesthework.Tomknowsmoreclearlythatmusicmakesthebiggestvegetablesandthemostbeautifulflowers.Plantslove_10_asmuchaspeople.1.A.weekB.monthC.seasonD.year2.A.betterB.worseC.lessD.later3.A.buysB.sellsC.borrowsD.lends4.A.dearB.badC.bigD.Small5.A.politelyB.quicklyC.slowlyD.carefully6.A.angryB.busyC.tiredD.lazy7.A.listenstoB.hearsC.watchesD.speaks8.A.fillsB.plantsC.throwsD.makes9.A.doesB.movesC.growsD.plays10.A.workB.rainC.storiesD.music12Forseveralyears,Americanshaveenjoyedteleshopping-watchingTVandbuyingthingsbyphone.NowteleshoppingisstartinginEurope.Insome_1_countries,peoplecanturnontheir_2_andshopforclothes,jewelry,food,toysand_3_things.TeleshoppingisbecomingpopularinSweden._4_,thebiggestSwedishcompanysellsdifferentkindsofthingsonTVinfifteenEuropeancountries,andinoneyear,itmakes$10million.InFrance,therearetwoteleshoppingchannels,andtheFrench_5_about$20millionayearinbuyingthingsthroughthosechannels.InGermany,_6_lastyearteleshoppingwasonlypossibleononechannelforonehoureveryday.Thenthegovernmentallowedmoreteleshopping.Otherchannelscan_7_fortelebusiness,includingthelargestAmericanteleshoppingcompanyanda24-hourteleshoppingcompany.German_8_arehopingthesewillhelpthemsellmorethings.Somepeopleliketeleshoppingbecauseitallowsthemtodotheirshoppingwithout_9_.Withallthetrafficproblemsincities,goingshoppingisnotaneasything.Butatthesametime,otherEuropeans_10_likethisnewwayofbuyingthings.Theycall_11_junkontheair.ManyEuropeansusuallyworryaboutthequalityofthethings_12_onTV.Theythinkhighqualityisthemostimportantthing,andtheydontbelievetheycanbesureaboutthequalityofthethings_13_.TheneedofhighqualitymeansthatEuropeanteleshoppingcompanieswillhavetobe_14_theAmericancompanies.Theywillhavetobemorecarefulabout_15_ofthethingstheysell.Theywillalsohavetoworkhardertosellthingsthatthebuyerscannottouchorseebythemselves.1. A.EuropeanB.AsianC.AmericanD.African2.A.lightsB.switchesC.radiosD.TVs 3.A.someelseB.anothermanyC.theotherD.manyother4.A.SuchasB.ForexampleC.ForteleshoppingD.Itislike5.A.takesB.costC.spendsD.spend6.A.toB.untilC.unlessD.by7.A.beginB.leaveC.openD.turnon8.A.peopleB.womenC.businessmenD.officials9.A.togooutB.goingoutC.tobuythingsD.buyingthings10.A.stillB.dontC.evenD.wont11.A.teleshoppingB.TVC.radioD.telephone12.A.appearingB.comingoutC.forsaleD.tobuy13.A.intheshop B.onTVC.theyboughtD.bythisway14.A.thesamewithB.differentfromC.asbigasD.largerthan15.A.thenumberB.thequalityC.theplacesD.thebuyers13LastFriday,afterdoingallthefamilyshoppinginthetown.Iwantedtohavearestbeforecatchingtherain.I_1_anewspaperandsomechocolateand_2_intothestationcoffeeshop.Itwasacheapself-serviceplacewithlongtablesto_3_at.Iputmyheavybagdownonthefloor,_4_thenewspaperandthechocolateonthetableandthenwenttogetacupofcoffee.WhenIcamebackwiththecoffee,Therewassomeone_5_inthenextseat._6_wasaboy,withdarkglassesandoldclothes,and_7_brightredatthefront.Hehadstartedtoeatmychocolate!Naturally,Iwasratheruneasyabouthim,butIdidntwanttohaveany_8_.Ijustreadthenewspaper,tastedmycoffeeandtookabitofchocolate.Theboylookedatmein_9_.Thenhetooka_10_pieceofmychocolate.Icouldhardlybelieveit.StillIdidntsayanythingtohim.Whenhetookathirdpiece,Ifeltmoreangrythanuneasy.Ithought,Well,Ishallhavethelastpiece.AndIgotit.Theboygavemeastrangelook,then_11_up.Asheleft,heshoutedout,Theressomething_12_withthatwoman!Everyonelookedatme,_13_Ididntwanttoquarrelwiththeboy,soIkeptquiet.IdidnotrealizethatIhad_14_amistakeuntilIfinishedmycoffeeandwasreadyto_15_.MyfaceturnedredwhenIsawmyunopenedchocolateunderthenewspaper.ThechocolatethatIhadbeeneatingwastheboys!1.A.stoleB.boughtC.soldD.wrote2.A.wentB.satC.seatedD.looked3.A.sitB.seatC.lieD.laugh4.A.pushedB.tookC.putD.pulled5.A.jumpingB.playingC.sittingD.sleeping6.A.HeB.ItC.WhoD.What7.A.cutB.washedC.coveredD.colored8.A.coffeeB.troubleC.chocolateD.matter9.A.carelessnessB.angerC.surpriseD.happiness10.A.firstB.secondC.veryD.last11.A.stoodB.tookC.criedD.looked12.A.strangeB.wrongC.OKD.funny13.A.andB.butC.soD.while14.A.speltB.correctedC.madeD.found15.A.finishB.leaveC.jumpD.shop14Rosalikedmakingupstories.Shewasso_1_thatherclassmatesbelievedherfromtimetotime.Infact,thewholeclassbelievedher!Atfirstshesupposeditwas_2_.Now,asshegotupto_3_beforetheclass,Sheknewthatmakebelievestorieshadsomewayofcomingbacktomakeyousad.Rosasparentswereseparated.Ninemonthsoutoftheyear,RosalivedwithhermotherinanapartmentonAndersonStreet.Butwhensummer_4_,shewenttoherfathersfarminArizona.Thefarmwasgreat!Rosarodehorsesand_5_withsomefarmwork.Herfather,however,wasso_6_thathecouldntfindtimetogoplaceswithher.Whenshearrivedeachsummer,herfatherwould_7_herattheairportandtakeherouttoeat.Andthedayshewentbacktothe_8_hewouldalwaysbuyherapresent.Whensummercametoaclose,Rosa_9_tohermother.Atschoolsheheardlotsofstoriesherfriendstoldabouttheirfamilytrips.Rosawishedshehada_10_totalkabout.Notlongafter_11_began,Rosawaslookingthroughtravelmagazinesintheschoollibrary.Theytalkedaboutmanyexciting_12_,likeEnglandandGermany.WhenRosasfriendsaskedwhatshehaddonethatsummer,shemadeupsomething thatwasnot_13_.Rememberingthetravelmagazinesshehadlookedat,shetoldherclassmatesthatsheandherfatherhadgoneto_14_.WhentheclassbeganstudyingEngland,Mr.ThomasaskedRosatotellallthethingsshecould_15_abouthertriptoEngland!1.A.afraidB.worriedC.sureD.happy2.A.jokeB.funC.turnD.game3.A.talkB.teachC.showD.travel4.A.passedB.arrivedC.lastedD.changed5.A.madeB.playedC.helpedD.did6.A.weakB.pleasedC.busyD.lonely7.A.showB.visitC.meetD.send8.A.farmB.cityC.familyD.school9.A.wroteB.calledC.movedD.returned10.A.familyB.schoolC.teacherD.farm11.A.meetingB.schoolC.summerD.talk12.A.peopleB.citiesC.languagesD.places13.AinterestingB.trueC.longD.same14.A.EnglandB.GermanyC.farmD.home15.A.thinkB.seeC.rememberD.read15Mostparents,Isuppose,havehadtheexperienceofreadingabedtimestory_1_theirchildren.Andtheymusthaverealizedhowdifficultitistowritea_2_childrensbook.Eithertheauthorhasaimed(定目标)too_3_,sothatchildrencantfollowwhatisinhis(ormoreoften,her)story,_4_thestoryseemstobetalkingtothereaders.Thebestchildrensbooksare_5_verydifficultnorverysimple,andsatisfy（令人满意的）the_6_whohearsthestoryandtheadult（成年人）who_7_it.Unfortunately（不幸的是）,thereareinfactfewbookslikethis,_8_theproblemoffindingtherightbedtimestoryisnot_9_tosolve.Thismaybewhymanyofthebooksregardedas_10_ofchildrensliterature（文学）wereinfactwrittenfor_11_AliceinWonderlandisperhapsthemostobvious（明显）ofthis.Children,leftforthemselves,often_12_theworstpossibleinterestinliterature.Justleaveachildinabookshopora_13_andhewillmorewillinglychoosethebookswritteninanunimaginative(并非想象的)way,orhavealookatthemostchildrenscomics（连环图书）,fullofthestoriesandjokeswhicharetherejectionsofteachersandrighting-thinkingparents.Perhapsweparentsshouldstop_14_tobrainwash（洗脑）childrenintoaccepting（接受）ourtasteinliterature.Afterall,childrenandadultsareso_15_thatweparentsshouldnotexpectthattheywillenjoythesamebooks.SoIsupposewelljusthavetocompromise（妥协）overthebedtimestory.1. A.toB.inC.withD.around2.A.shortB.longC.badD.good3.A.easyB.shortC.highD.difficult4.A.andB.butC.orD.so5.A.bothB.neitherC.eitherD.very6.A.childB.fatherC.motherD.teacher7.A.hearsB.buysC.understandsD.reads8.A.butB.howeverC.soD.because9.A.hardB.easyC.enoughD.fast10.A.articlesB.workC.artsD.works11.A.grown-upsB.girlsC.boysD.children12.A.areB.showC.findD.add13.A.schoolB.homeC.officeD.library14.A.goingB.likingC.tryingD.preferring15.A.sameB.friendlyC.differentD.common16Mrs.Ballhadason.HisnamewasMick.She_1_himverymuchandashewasnota_2_child,shewasalways_3_thathemightbeill,_4_sheusedtotakehimtoseethebest_5_inthetownfourtimesayeartobelooked_6_.Duringoneofthese_7_,thedoctorgaveMickallkindsoftestsandthensaidtohim,Haveyouhadany_8_withyournoseorearsrecently?Mick_9_forasecondandthenanswered,Yes,I_10_.Mrs.Ballwasvery_11_.ButImsureyouhave_12_toldmethat,Mick!Shesaidworriedly.Oh,really?Saidthedoctor_13_.Andwhattroublehaveyouwithyournoseandears,myboy?Well,answeredMick,IalwayshavetroublewiththemwhenIm_14_mysweateroff,becausethe_15_isverytight.1. A.lovedB.hatedC.missedD.cared2.A.richB.cleverC.strongD.happy3.A.afraidB.surprisedC.gladD.sure4.A.whichB.forC.butD.so5.A.playerB.teacherC.doctorD.lawyer6.A.roundB.overC.forD.after7.A.talksB.yearsC.visitsD.stays8.A.answerB.thingC.wordD.trouble9.A.waitedB.thoughtC.stoodD.looked10.A.didB.willC.haveD.do11.A.excitedB.interestedC.pleasedD.surprised12.A.alreadyB.justC.neverD.always13.A.angrilyB.seriouslyC.happilyD.carefully14.A.turningB.takingC.keepingD.putting15.A.collarB.noseC.mouthD.ear17Thecomputerplaysanimportantpartinoureverydaylife.Itisoneofthegreat_1_intheworldinthe_2_century.Itworksforusnotonlyathome,intheoffices,inbigshops,_3_atschools.Todayitisused_4_manyways.Itreally_5_theworldlargewealth(财富)andhappiness.Thefirstcomputerintheworldwas_6_Enid.ItwasbuiltinAmericain1946.Itwas_7_andheavy._8_itwasborn,ithasbeendevelopingveryfast.Untilnowithasgone_9_fourperiods（时期，阶段）andchangedalot.Thereremanykindsofcomputers.Computersaregettingsmallerandsmallerandcomputingfasterandfaster.Itbecomesmoreandmore_10_.Thecomputercandomostofthethings_11_thepeople.Itcanhelpusto_12_abouttherealworldmorequickly,tolearn_13_wewanttolearnandtothink_14_ourselves._15_astudentinthetwenty-firstcentury,youmustworkhardatit.1.A.inventionsB.discoveriesC.robotsD.inventors2.A.twenty-firstB.twentiesC.twelfthD.twentieth3.A.alsoB.butalsoC.tooD.either4.A.inB.toC.byD.over5.A.takesB.helpsC.getsD.brings6.A.foundB.inventedC.calledD.bought7.A.easyB.smallC.largeD.light8.A.ForB.UntilC.WhenD.Since9.A.byB.acrossC.throughD.against10.A.seriousB.harmful.C.dangerousD.helpful11.A.forB.toC.atD.with12.A.setB.tellC.knowD.talk13.A.whatB.thatC.whichD.who14.A.ofB.aboutC.outD.for15.A.ForB.BeC.AsD.To18Youmaythinkthereisonlysandinthedesertoftheworld,_1_itisnottrue.Inthedesert,asweknow,thereisalittle_2_,butitisnot_3_formostplants.Stillw