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American schools begin 1 September after a long summer holiday. There are two terms in a school year. The first is from 2 to Jannary, and the 3 is from February to June. Most American children begin to go to school when they are five years old. Most students are seventeen or eighteen years old when they 4 high school. High school students 5 only four or five subjects each term. They usually go to 6 class every day, and they have 7 for every class. After class they do many interesting things. After high school, 8 students go to college. They can go to a small one or a large one. They usually have to pay a lot of money. Some college students work 9 class to get money for their 10 .
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A young man once went into town and bought himself 1 trousers. When he 2 home, he went upstairs to his bedroom and put them 3 He found that they were about two inches too 4 .
He went downstairs and there his mother and two sisters were 5 up the tea things in the kitchen. “These new trousers 6 too long.” he said. “They need to be shortened by about two inches. Whould one of you mind 7 this 8 me, please?”His mother and sisters were busy and 9 of them said 10 .
But as soon as his mother was free she went 11 upstairs to her son's bedroom and shortened the trousers by two inches. She came downstairs 12 saying anything to her daughters.
Later on, after supper, the elder sister remembered her brother's trousers. She was a kindhearted girl, 13 she went upstairs and shortened the trousers by two inches.
The younger sister went to the cinema, but when she came in, she, too, remembered 14 her brother 15 . So she ran upstairs 16 her scissors(剪刀)and took two inches 17 legs of the new trousers.You can imagine the look 18 the young man's face 19 he put the trousers on the 20 morning.
(1) A. a |
B. a copy of |
C. a pair of |
D. a piece of |
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(2) A. arrived at |
B. got to |
C. got |
D. reached to |
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(3) A. up |
B. on |
C. in |
D. off |
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(4) A. big |
B. small |
C. long |
D. short |
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(5) A. eating |
B. drinking |
C. washing |
D. keeping |
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(6) A. be |
B. am |
C. is |
D. are |
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(7) A. doing |
B. to do |
C. do |
D. did |
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(8) A. on |
B. for |
C. by |
D. with |
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(9) A. no |
B. nobody |
C. none |
D. neither |
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(10) A. something |
B. nothing |
C. none |
D. anything |
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(11) A. quietly |
B. noisily |
C. slowly |
D. openly |
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(12) A. with |
B. but |
C. no |
D. without |
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(13) A. so |
B. and |
C. then |
D. than |
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(14) A. that |
B. which |
C. what |
D. when |
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(15) A. said |
B. had said |
C. has said |
D. says |
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(16) A. with |
B. without |
C. take |
D. bring |
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(17) A. of |
B. away |
C. off |
D. in |
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(18) A. in |
B. on |
C. over |
D. from |
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(19) A. when |
B. while |
C. as |
D. whenever |
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(20) A. tomorrow |
B. next |
C. second |
D. last |
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