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Rose left for school when she was seventeen and then went to a college for a year to learn type. She passed her examinations quite smooth and then went to look for work. A lot of people are looking for typists at that time, but it was not difficult to find an interesting job. Rose went to several office, and at last chose one of them. It was near his house. She thought, “ I’ll walk there every morning. I won’t need to go in bus.” She went to the office again and said to the manager, "I want to work there, but what will you pay me?"
"We'll pay you 27 pounds now, and 30 pounds after three months."
Rose thought for a few seconds, then she say, "All right, then I'll start in three months time".

【小题1】去for
【小题2】learn to type
【小题3】smoothly
【小题4】were looking
【小题5】so it
【小题6】offices
【小题7】her house
【小题8】by bus
【小题9】work here
【小题10】she said

解析【小题1】解析：根据后文上大学练习打字可知这里是毕业，leave school毕业
【小题2】解析：固定词组。Learn to do sth;
【小题3】解析：修饰前面的动词passed her examinations这里使用副词。
【小题4】解析：整篇文章都是过去时。
【小题5】解析：根据上文的内容可知很多人都找打字员，所以找工作很容易
【小题6】解析：前面有several可知应该用复数形式。
【小题7】解析：Rose是女孩。
【小题8】解析：固定词组by bus乘公共汽车
【小题9】解析：根据上下文可知是在这里工作。
【小题10】解析：全文都是过去时，这里也应该使用过去时。

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How many times do we miss blessings 60 they are not packaged as we expected? What may appear as bad fortune may in fact be the door that is just waiting to be opened.

41. A. buy B. afford C. make D. pay

42. A. that B. which C. what D. where

43. A. house B. office C. study D. car

44. A. proud B. hopeful C. eager D. anxious

45. A. showed B. handed C. brought D. provided

46. A. anyway B. somewhat C. somehow D. somewhere

47. A. number B. hand C. hair D. name

48. A. risen B. rose C. arose D. raised

49. A. leaving B. left C. leave D. to leave

50. A. past B. passed C. went D. flied

51. A. satisfied B. busy C. successful D. lucky

52. A. old B. selfish C. mean D. lonely

53. A. After B. When C. Before D. Since

54. A. passed by B. passed away C. passed down D. passed out

55. A. daughter B. son C. grandson D. wife

56. A. regret B. anger C. disappointment D. annoyance

57. A. even B. also C. still D. yet

58. A. smiles B. tears C. hearts D. glasses

59. A. same B. different C. familiar D. similar

60. A. before B. if C. though D. because

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A. high B. wide C. round D. away

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A. people can get help for their loneliness
B. restaurants should put the need of customers first
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