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People ___1_____ under different star signs have different ways of ____2____ sorry.
Aries: Arians think they are lovely and gentle and it is __3______ for them to do the wrong things and they will never hurt ___4_____. So they will only say a ___15_____ sorry for t heir mistakes.
Gemini: Geminis think they will never make a mistake and they are right forever. So they will never really apologize (道歉) for __6______. But when they know it, they would rather (宁愿) do ___7_____.
Leo: Leos are a group of pleasant people. When they are trying to apologize, they will buy flowers, put up sorry posters and so on. It is ___8_____.
Virgo: Virgos will first formally set aside (留出) a time and date. Then they will get ready to ___9_____ their mistakes. At last, they will ___10_____ a formal article and read it out. Sometimes their true apologies ___11_____ good articles.
Scorpio: Scorpios are formal and think that making ___12____ apology is more formal. So instead of just saying sorry, they will send a formal mail or send a card.
Sagittarius: Sagittarians don’t believe in apologizing. For them, it is ___13_____ to make a mistake and saying sorry is just ___14_____. Interestingly, even if others make mistakes, they are very cool and will not ___15_____ the apologies from others.
(      ) 1 .A. bore         B. was born         C. born         D. were born
(      ) 2 .A.  says           B. saying          C. said         D. say
(      ) 3 .A. necessary    B. important            C. impossible       D. unable
(      ) 4. A. the other        B. other               C. others           D. another
(      ) 5. A. hard         B. simple               C. good         D. possible
(      ) 6 .A. something    B.  nothing        C. anything     D. everything
(      ) 7 .A. everything       B. something            C. anything     D. nothing
(      ) 8 .A. great            B. fun              C. exciting     D. amazing
(      ) 9 .A. say about        B.  talk about      C. tell         D. speak
(      ) 10 .A .make            B. do               C. write            D. send
(      ) 11. A. like            B.  sound like          C. likes        D. sound
(      ) 12 .A. a              B.  an          C.  the     D. /
(      ) 13 .A. right           B. natural              C. true         D. easy
(      ) 14 .A. useless B. unnecessary          C. wrong            D. shame
(      ) 15 .A. wait for            B. stand for            C. care for     D. search for
1-5    CBCCB    6-10  CDBBC   11-15  BBBBA

1、C  born 这是过去分词做定语来修饰people,表示这种状态。.
2、B  have different ways of doing something。所以说后面应该接动词ing的形式。
3、C 根据Arians think they are lovely and gentle ,可推测出他们不可能做错事。
4、C the other 表示两者中的一个,other 表示别的,但它是单数,只能表示一个,another则表示另外一个,明显不符和本文意思。所以应填 others 表示别人。
5、B 根据前文意思可知此处应填simple。
6、C 应该他们不会对任何事道歉,应填anything。
7、D 只有填nothing才符合他们的人物性格。
8、B 对他们这种行为的修饰,应该用fun 表示有趣的意思。
9、B 他们会准备好来谈论他们的错误。应该用talk about。
10、C write a a formal article ,写以一篇正式的文章。
11、B 和前面的read it out 相对应。
12、B apology 是可数名词。
13、B 根据此段可知他们认为犯错误很自然(natural)。
14、B unnecessary必要的。犯错误很自然,言外之意即为不必道歉。
15、A wait for等待。他们不会等待别人来道歉。
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