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It Seemed Like a Good Idea at the Time

I really only meant it as a joke. I wasn't trying to steal anything honestly.

My friend Matthew started bringing his new cell phone to class last week. He was walking around bragging (吹嘘) about it to everyone. He was saying, "My cell phone can download (下载) the newest games off the internet." Then he 56 everyone by downloading a game and starting to play it. The pictures and sound were really 57 .

After class, he would use his cell phone to watch TV.

The test of us didn't have a phone like his, so we had to crowd around him. I was just trying to see the screen, 58 there were so many other kids that I could not see it clearly. I was getting really jealous (嫉妒).

But then yesterday, he forgot his cell phone at the end of class. He left it right on his desk. 59 noticed it was there except me. I decided to teach him a lesson. I took his phone quietly off the desk, and put it in my own bag. My 60 was to give it back to him the next day. I 61 wanted to see his reaction (反应). Maybe he would stop being such a show-off.

But this morning he rushed into class, screaming and yelling (吼叫). He was very 62 and almost mad. He started accusing (指责) different people of stealing his phone, but I had it in my 63 the whole time. He even started fighting with another classmate 64 Matthew was sure that person had taken it. The teacher sent them to the headmaster's office. They both got in a lot of trouble. Now I don't know what to 65 ! If I tell him that I took the cell phone, he'll think I stole it. If I don't tell him, then I really did steal it. How did I get into such a trouble?

56. A. gave B. showed C. lent D. asked

57. A. good B. bad C. noisy D. unclear

58. A. and B. but C. then D. so

59. A. Everybody B. Somebody C. Anybody D. Nobody

60. A. plan B. suggestion C. dream D. action

61. A. always B. hardly C. just D. sometimes

62. A. happy B. quiet C. sad D. angry

63. A. desk B. hand C. bag D. pocket

64. A. if B. because C. until D. though

65. A. say B. take C. see D. do

56.-60. BABDA 61-65 CDCBD

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