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82£®I would appreciate this if you could tell me some knowledge about rock music£®this¸ÄΪit£®
83£®What made the school proud was that more than two thirds of the students have been admitted to key universities£®have¸ÄΪhad£®
84£®There is still some doubt that he'll arrive on time because he often breaks his promise£®because¸ÄΪalthough£®
85£®This ancient vase is rather cheap£¬but it is great value to these archaeologists £¨¿¼¹Åѧ¼Ò£©£®greatÇ°¼Óof£®
86£®It is reported that a great number of new houses are built in the disaster-hit area at present£®areºóÃæ¼Óbeing£®
87£®Much attention should be paid to protect the species in danger of dying out£®protect¸ÄΪprotecting£®
88£®It feels good to play with so little children in the yard after work every day£®so¸ÄΪsuch£®
89£®The Voice of China has set up a stage that some people can realize their dreams£®that¸ÄΪwhere
90£®We are amazed to find the project is working out well as expecting£®expecting¸ÄΪexpected£®
19£®Sam£¬an unemployed piano tuner£¬said it was only the second thing he had ever won in his life£®The first thing was an Afghan blanket at a church raffle£¨³é½±£© when he was 25 years old£®But this was much bigger£ºit was©†120£¬000!He had won the Big Cube£¬a state lottery£¨²ÊƱ£© game£®To win£¬a contestant must first guess which number a spinning cube will stop on£®The cube has six numbers on it£º1X£¬10X£¬50X£¬100X£¬500X£¬and 1000X£®If he is correct£¬the contestant must then guess which of two selected variables£¨±äÁ¿£© is going to be greater£®So£¬just guessing which number appears on the cube does not guarantee that you will win any money£®
Sam correctly guessed 1000X£¬but he still had to choose between two variables£®One variable was the number of cars that would run the stop sign at Hill Street and Lake Avenue in six hours£®The other variable was the number of times that a teenage boy would change TV channels in a three-hour period£®This was a tough decision£®
Finally£¬Sam flipped a coin£®It came up heads£¬so Sam picked the teenager£®He picked right£®The stop sign was run only 76 times£¬but the teen clicked 120 times£®Sixty-year-old Sam jumped for joy£¬for he had just won 1000 times 120£¬or©†120£¬000£®Sam dreamily left the lottery studio£®Talking excitedly on his cell phone while crossing the street£¬he got hit by a little sports car£®
Sam is slowly getting better£®He was in the hospital for a month£®His hospital bill was©†110£¬000£®And the insurance company for the little sports car's owner sued£¨ÆðËߣ©Sam for©†9£¬000 worth of repairs£®Also£¬Sam still has to pay federal taxes on his winnings£®Sam doesn't play the state lottery any more£®He says it's better to be unlucky£®

56£®What can be inferred about Sam from the passage£¿A
A£®He always has bad luck£®
B£®He seldom goes to a raffle£®
C£®He is a very careful person in life£®
D£®He used to be crazy about lottery tickets£®
57£®Which of the following played a vital role in Sam's winning the big prize£¿B
A£®The cube£® B£®The coin£® C£®The blanket£® D£®The stop sign£®
58£®Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage£¿D
A£®The lottery game was a complete lie£®
B£®Sam was quite familiar with the boy£®
C£®The owner of the car is now in hospital£®
D£®Sam will have none of the prize money left£®
59£®What could be the best title for the passage£¿C
A£®Curiosity killed the cat     B£®Joy puts heart into a man
C£®Extreme joy ends in sorrow   D£®A bird in hand is worth two in the bush£®
16£®Here comes a story that many years ago a man arrived at a village in India to catch monkeys so he could sell them to zoos£®The monkeys£¬however£¬were very clever and every sort of trap he set failed£®A young boy watched the man's pathetic efforts and laughed£®
The man said£¬"If you can catch me a monkey£¬I'll give you£®That was a huge amount of money then£®"
The boy went to his home and took a clay pot with a narrow neck£®He placed a few nuts around the pot and put lots of nuts inside£®He then tied the pot to a tree and told the man£¬"We should have a rest in a few hours£®Let's wait in the village£®The monkey will call us when he is ready£®"
Certainly enough£¬a band of monkeys soon discovered the nuts and the pot£®One slipped his hand in the pot and grabbed a handful of nuts£¬but he couldn't pull his hand out of the narrow opening of the pot because his fist£¨È­Í·£© was clenched£®The monkey feared and started making loud noises£®Some of the other monkeys tried unsuccessfully to pull the pot off his hand£®
The boy and the man heard the noises and the boy got a big strong bag£®As they approached the monkeys they all ran away except the one with its hand in the pot£®The boy grabbed the monkey and the pot£®The man was amazed and asked the boy the secret of his monkey trap£¬"Why was it so easy for the monkey to get his hand in but so hard to get it out£¿"
The boy laughed and said£¬"The monkey could have easily got his hand back out and escaped£¬but he would have had to let go of the nuts in the pot and he just wasn't willing to let go£®They never are£®"
What lessons can be learned from this story£¿Do people sometimes trap themselves by holding onto things that they should let go£¿Do you£¿
25£®What does the underlined word"clenched"in the 4th paragraph probably mean£¿D
A£®quickly pushed                          
B£®lightly pulled
C£®tightly fastened                          
D£®closely held
26£®Why couldn't the monkey pull his hand out of the pot£¿The reason lies in thatB£®
A£®the pot's neck was too narrow              
B£®the monkey wouldn't let go of the nuts
C£®the monkey's fist was too big              
D£®the nuts in the pot were too delicious
27£®Which of the statement is NOT true according to the story£¿A
A£®The boy just played a trick on the man£®
B£®The monkeys were too clever to be trapped£®
C£®The boy was helpful£®
D£®The boy could ask for 2from the man£®
28£®What might be the best title of this passage£¿C
A£®the monkey and the boy                  
B£®the boy and the pot
C£®the monkey and the pot                  
D£®the man and the pot£®

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