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阅读理解。

     John Brown, an office worker, lives in Washington, and he inherited (继承) $1, 000, 000 when he
was 23. He didn't feel happy at all. His college friends were looking for their first jobs, but he didn't have
to. John decided to keep living a simple life like everyone else. He didn't tell any of his friends and gave
$ 100, 000 of his money to a charity that helped poor children to live better lives. Today he is 36. He
still wears cheap shoes and clothes and owns a small car only,  but he is much happier.
     Up to now John has helped 15 children from poor countries all over the world, $ 200 a month for
each. The children do not receive the money in cash (现金). The money pays for the children's school
expenses, food, medical care and clothing. John receives a report each year on the children's progress.
They can write to each other, but usually the children do not speak English.
     When John first heard about these children, he wanted to help them. "It was not anything special," he
said. "Until I had the chance to go to these countries and meet the children I was helping, I did not know
anything about the type of life they had. "
     Once John went to meet a little girl in Africa. He said that the meeting was very exciting. When I met
her, I felt very happy," he said, "I saw that the money was used for a very good plan. It brought me closer
to the child in a way that giving money alone cannot." "I want to do everything I can. I will go on helping
those children in need," he added.
根据文章内容，回答下列问题。
1. What does John Brown do?
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2. How did John Brown deal with the money that he inherited?
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3. Did John know anything about the life of the children he helped?
    ________________________________
4. Where do the children that John helped come from?
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5. What do you think of John Brown?
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      Mr. Roy likes to travel    1 in his spare time. He likes to sit beside the window and look the scenery
through the window when he is on a train. One day he went to travel himself. He   2 a seat near windows
as soon as he got on the train. He found that all of window seats were taken. He went on another railway
carriage. He found out one. There was a young man sitting in the seat   3 this one. Mr. Roy was happy
that the young man hadn't   4 the seat by the window. He went to the seat quickly. When he   5 it, Mr.
Roy saw that there was a piece of paper   6   some words on the seat. It said,"This seat is broken. You can't
take it, Please find another seat. Thank you.""A broken seat on a train? Is that   7 ?" Mr. Roy said   8 sadly,
but he walked on and found   9 empty seat. It isn't beside a window. He had to sit in. When the train would
  10 , a very beautiful girl got on the train. The young man quickly took the paper off the seat beside his as
soon as he saw her, and let the girl sit in during the whole trip.

(     )1. A. by bus
(     )2. A. found out
(     )3. A. on
(     )4. A. sat
(     )5. A. reached
(     )6. A. and
(     )7. A. good
(     )8. A. loudly
(     )9. A. other
(     )10. A. reach

B. by train
B. found
B. beside
B. taken
B. arrived
B. with
B. comfortable
B. happily
B. others
B. stop

C. by ship
C. looked for
C. in
C. put
C. saw
C. for
C. dangerous
C. to the young man
C. another
C. begin

D. by plane
D. looked
D. under
D. seen
D. got
D. of
D. possible
D. to himself
D. the other
D. got

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       It was a very cold morning. Some children were   1   on the ice. It was snowing   2   but they enjoyed
themselves. Mike, the tallest boy, skated fast and he   3   that there was a hole   4   the ice. He   5 into the water. The other children called out loudly for help.  6   at that moment a young worker   7   by and heard
them. He put his bike by the side of the river   8   ran to them. When he pulled Mike out of the  9  , he was all wet. Then he sent Mike to a hospital.  10   that the young man hurried to work.

(     )1. A. walking
(     )2.A. hardly
(     )3. A. didn't see
(     )4. A. on
(     )5. A. jumped
(     )6. A. Just
(     )7.A. passed
(     )8. A. and
(     )9. A. ice
(     )10 A. before

B. skating
B. hard
B. can't see
B. in front of
B. felt
B. Only
B. was passing
B. but
B. snow
B. After

C. sitting
C. heavy
C. not see
C. in
C. fell
C. When
C. past
C. then
C. water
C. And

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     People often go to the seaside for their holidays. And the towns by the sea are always trying to     1
more visitors in their own way.
     In one seaside holiday __2 _ in the south of England, plans were made for a band to play     3   in a
public park every evening for a week. But it rained     4   on the first evening.     5     the band played
well, there was only one person in the auditorium. The band was     6    some cover, but the audience
was not.
     The man was sitting in a chair, _  7 . a raincoat.  After an hour, the conductor of the band went over
to the man and     8   if he had a special request (要求).
     "Yes, I do," said the man. "Please finish as soon as you     9    . I'm the keeper of the park and I want
to    10    the gate and go home. "

(     )1. A. protect
(     )2. A. city
(     )3. A. indoors
(     )4. A. hardly
(     )5. A. Although
(     )6. A. under
(     )7. A. carrying
(     )8. A. said
(     )9. A. can
(     )10. A. open

B. encourage
B. town
B. outdoors
B. quietly
B. Because
B. over
B. holding
B. begged
B. must
B. lock

C. attack
C. village
C. downstairs
C. heavily
C. As
C. beside
C. offering
C. asked
C. may
C. except

D. attract
D. country
D. upstairs
D. directly
D. Unless
D. behind
D. wearing
D. told
D. need
D. break

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      Franz Schubert was a famous musician in the world.  But he lived a very hard life and often suffered (遭受) from being hungry. One day he was very hungry and went to a small restaurant.  He might meet
some friends there.  He looked round but found nobody he could borrow any money from.  Thcn his eyes fell on a paper on one of the tables.  On it was a little poem.  He read the poem.  Then he wrote a piece
of music for the poem and took his work to the owner of the restaurant.  He only received a plate of beef
and potato for it.
       Thirty years after his death, this manuscript (手稿) by Schubert was worth 40,000 francs.It was
his famous Berceuse (摇篮曲).

1. Schubert went to the restaurant to_____.

A.  write a poem for his Berceuse
B.   have his dinner together with his friend
C.  see if he could find some friends who could lend him some money for a meal
D.  write a piece of music for the owner of the restaurant

2. We know the owner of the restaurant_____ from this passage.

A. was also a musician
B. was very kind
C. hated Schubcrt very much
D. didn't understand music very much

3. The passage didn't tell us _____.

A. how old hc was when Schubert died
B.  how poor Schubert was
C.  why Schubert wrote a piece of music for the little poem
D.  whether Franz Schubert wrote a piece of music for the poem

4. What's the meaning of "famous musician"?

A. 刻苦的音乐家
B. 勤劳的指挥家
C. 著名的指挥家
D. 著名的作曲家

5. The best title for this passage is_____.

A. Musician and Hunger
B.  Franz Schubert and His Berceuse
C. Franz Schubert Died
D.  A Great Musician

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       There were many mice(老鼠) in Jack's house. They ran about all over the house at night. In the day,
they were back to their homes.
       "I need a good cat," thought Jack. He knew a man who had cats, so Jack went to see him.
       "Do you have a cat that is good for the mice?" Jack asked the man.
       "Well, yes, I have such a cat," answered the man.
       "I'll take it," said Jack. He paid for the cat and took it home.
       A week later, Jack went back to the man with the cat in his hand. "My house has more mice now than before," Jack said angrily. "The cat you sold me doesn't want to catch them at all. But you said it was good for the mice." "That's right," said the man. "It is good for the mice. Come to think about it - it is good for
the mice!"

1. ________ worried Jack a lot.

A. A man
B. A cat
C. The mice
D. The house

2. Jack bought a cat from ________.

A. a friend
B. the market
C. a neighbor
D. a man

3. After the cat came to Jack's home, there were ________ in his house.

A. more mice
B. fewer mice
C. no mice
D. more cats

4. What did the man mean (意思是)by saying "It is good for the mice"?

A. Be kind to the mice.
B. Be angry with the mice.
C. Be good at catching the mice.
D. Be worried about the mice.

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     A farmer couldn't read or write. One day he went to a man and asked him to write a letter  _1_ him. He
lived in  _2_  town, not very far off.
     "I __3   write your letter," said the man, "because I have a bad __4_  ."
     "Sir," said the farmer, "I   _5_  not know much, but I can't see what a bad leg has to do with writing a
letter."
     "It has much to do," said the man, "  _6_  I can't walk so far and read the letter to your uncle."
     "  _7_  do you mean, sir?" said __8_  farmer. "His sons with him can read the letter. They  _9 _you to read the
letter for them."
     "  _10  you understand," answered the man, "that only I can read what I write."

(    )1. A. for
(    )2. A. a
(    )3. A. shouldn't
(    )4. A. foot
(    )5. A. will
(    )6. A. because
(    )7. A. Which
(    )8. A. other
(    )9. A. don't need
(    )10. A. Not

B. to
B. small
B. mustn't
B. leg
B. do
B. or
B. Why
B. the
B. need
B. Don't

C. of
C. big
C. can't
C. hand
C. shall
C. but
C. What
C. one
C. would like
C. Won't

完形填空。
There is an American story about three sisters. They loved each other very much. Each 1 could only be happy when she was with her sisters. 　　The oldest sister stood 2 . Her name was Corn. Corn was beautiful and strong. 　　The middle sister liked to twine (缠绕) 3 her sister Corn. Her name as 4 . As Bean grew taller, she could give Corn a 5 hug(拥抱). 　　The youngest sister was very brave. She stayed at the 6 Of Corn and Bean to protect them from danger. Her name was Squash. 　　When one of the sisters grew, 7 two wanted to grow. They 8 wanted to be alone. So they always 9 together in the same field. 　　On summer nights, when stars shone in the sky, the three sisters changed into young girls. They were 10 green clothes, danced happily, and sang to their Mother Earth and their Father Sun.
( )1. A. sisters ( )2. A. small ( )3. A. in ( )4. A. Corn ( )5. A. big ( )6. A. back ( )7. A. other ( )8. A．never ( )9. A. lives ( )10. A. in	B. family B. short B. around B. Bean B. bigger B. top B. the others B．always B. live B. on	C. sister C. fat C. at C. Squash C. small C. middle C. the other C．often C. lived C. at	D. brother D. tall D. from D. Mother D. smaller D. feet D. others D. sometimes D. living D. for

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