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(B )2. —Could I borrow your camera?

—_，but please give it back by Saturday.

A. I am sorry B. Of course

C. Certainly not D. No,thanks

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( C )39. —Are Betty and Lingling still living in Beijing?

—No, they_to Qingdao.

A. will move B. are moved

C. have just moved D. move

( B ) 4. I saw some visitors walking on the street

A. on my way to home

B. on my way home

C. in my way to home

D. to my way home

The Other Side of the Wall There was a young woman who took great pride in her flower garden. She was raised by her grandmother who taught her to love and 1 for flowers. So her flower garden was the best.

One day, while she was looking through a flower list she often 2 from，a picture of a plant caught her eyes. She had never 3 blooms (花）on a flower like

that before. “I have to have it,” she said to herself,and she 4 ordered it.

When it arrived, she already had a 5 prepared to plant it. She planted it at the back of her yard. It grew well,with beautiful green leaves all over it, 6 there were no blooms. Day after day she continued to water it, feed it, and she even talked to it trying to make it bloom. However, it was 7

One morning weeks later, when standing before the vine, she felt very 8 that her plant had not bloomed. She was giving thought to 9 it down and planting something else in its place.

It was at this point that her neighbor, whose 10 joined hers, called over to her. “ Thank you so much! You can’t imagine how much I have 11 the blooms of that vine you planted. ” The young woman walked 12 the gate into her neighbor’s yard, and sure enough，she saw that on the other side of the wall the vine was 13 with blooms.

There were indeed the most beautiful blooms she had 14 seen. The vine had grown through the crevices(缝隙）and it had not flowered on 15 side of the wall, but it had flowered on the other side.

Sometimes one may not see the good result of his effort, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t successful.

(B ) 1. A. look B. care

C. search D. pay

(C )2. A. learned B. heard

C. ordered D. borrowed

(A )3. A. seen B. smelt

C. sold D. picked

(D )4. A. finally B. carefully

C. suddenly D. immediately

(A )5. A. place B. box

C. cup D. room

(D )6. A. and B. so

C. or D. hut

(B )7. A. endless B. useless

C. successful D. hopeful

(C )8. A. excited B. nervous

C. sad D. frightened

(B )9. A. putting B. cutting

C. turning D. taking

(D ) 10. A. balcony B. kitchen

C. bedroom D. yard

(A ) 11. A. enjoyed B. dreamed

C. expected D. hated

(A ) 12. A. through B. across

C. above D. below

(C ) 13. A. satisfied B. connected

C. filled D. pleased

(B ) 14. A. never B. ever

C. seldom D. usually

(C ) 15. A. its B. his

C. her D. their

7. Shanghai is one of the most beautiful and fascinating (迷人的）cities around the world.

(D )7. —It’s convenient to travel from Ezhou to Wuhan by taking the newly-built green railway.

—Yes. It’s said that_is enough.

A. fifteen minutes drive

B. fifteen-minutes drive

C. fifteen minute’s drive

D. fifteen minutes’ drive

4.什么时候动身取决于天气条件。

When to start depends on the weather conditions.

(A )5. —Could you tell me_?

——I’ve no idea.

A. how many students have been to the park

B. when is Spring Festival

C. which subject does Jim like best

D. what time will the movie he on

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Then we worked out a plan ： When Christie takes one of her children out, I’ll 2. w atch her other three. And when she watches two of mine, I’ll take someone out.

The children were extremely 3. q uick to accept the idea of “Mommy and Me” time. Christie’s daughter, McKenzie, went first. When she returned, the other children showered her with 4. 1 ots of questions. McKenzie was smiling broadly. Christie looked refreshed and happy. “She’s like a different child when there’s no one else around,” Christie shared with me quickly. With her mother all to herself, McKenzie didn’t have to make an effort to gain 5. a ttention 。

Just as Christie had 6. n oticed changes in

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