[小题1]The Sunday in May is Mother's Day. (two)[小题2]The teacher told us not to go alone in the river, [小题3]I want to be an when I grow up. [小题4]Shouting in public is . [小题5]We are about the good news. [ 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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【小题1】The ____ Sunday in May is Mother's Day. (two)
【小题2】The teacher told us not to go__alone in the river, (swim)
【小题3】I want to be an__when I grow up. (invent)
【小题4】Shouting in public is_. (polite)
【小题5】We are ____ about the good news. (excite)
【小题6】The___we exercise, the healthier we'll get. (much)
【小题7】It is__that many drinks are bad for our health, (say)
【小题8】As a student, we should listen to teachers_. (careful)
【小题9】It is very cold outside. You had better____on a coat, (put)
【小题10】He told me he_go to the Great Wall tomorrow, (will)

【小题1】second
【小题2】swimming
【小题3】inventor
【小题4】impolite
【小题5】excited
【小题6】more
【小题7】said
【小题8】carefully
【小题9】put
【小题10】would解析:
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B．he had to stay in his study

C．he thought he only got a Bible

D．his father spent all the money

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B．The young man lived with his father all the time.

C．The young man decided to see his father.

D．The young man set up his own family.

【小题4】It can be seen from the passage that the young man

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