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　Charile Yates was seventeen years old, and although he had left school, he still lived with his parents．Charlie was still 　　　1 　a child and he had many 　　　2 　habits．He did not wash his hair very often, 　3 　he shaved once a week, and he could not bear 　　　4 　shoes, so his feet were nearly always 　　　5 　　　．

　His father did not see him very 　　　　　6 　, because he worked quite a long way 　　　　　7 　home and usually left the house very early, 　8 　Charlie got up; and when he got home in the evenings, Charlie was usually somewhere else, 　　　　　9 　himself with a few of his friends．Also, Charlie's father often had to go abroad 　　　　　10 　business．

　But Mr Yates sometimes saw his son at weekends, and then he was always angry 　11 　him．He used to say to him:“Why ever don't you shave every day? Who ever would 　12 　you a job with your dirty hair? Where ever are your shoes?”and so on．

　“But father,”Charlie said, “I don't 　　　13 　about those things．All my friends are like me now, and if I changed, I wouldn't be 　　　14 　with them any more．”On Saturday morning, while Charlie and his father were having their usual argument, his father said to him, “You 　15 　be ashamed to live like that．I grew up quite 　　　16 　　　．When I was seventeen, my father never let me do any of the things that you do all the 　　　17 　, I was not permitted to stay out 　18 　three o'clock in the morning, and come down to breakfast at 10, and walk about the house with dirty feet, and 　　　19 　a beard, and wear gold chains, and behave like a ...”

　He went on and on until Charlie said kindly, “Poor father, my grandfather died before I was born, so I never met him, but he must have been a 　　　20 　old gentleman．”

　“Not at all!”Mr Yates said angrily, “I think I had a much nicer father than you'll ever have!”

(1) A．as	B．for	C．like	D．with	[　　]
(2) A．good	B．bad	C．dirty	D．clean	[　　]
(3) A．or	B．so	C．because	D．and	[　　]
(4) A．dressing	B．wearing	C．pulling on	D．putting on	[　　]
(5) A．dirty	B．small	C．clean	D．big	[　　]
(6) A．often	B．usually	C．sometimes	D．seldom	[　　]
(7) A．away	B．off	C．from	D．out of	[　　]
(8) A．after	B．when	C．while	D．before	[　　]
(9) A．enjoying	B．playing	C．talking	D．agreeing	[　　]
(10) A．in	B．for	C．on	D．at	[　　]
(11) A．for	B．with	C．to	D．of	[　　]
(12) A．carry	B．give	C．take	D．send	[　　]
(13) A．care	B．ask	C．look	D．talk	[　　]
(14) A．playing	B．popular	C．welcome	D．angry	[　　]
(15) A．can	B．must	C．may	D．should	[　　]
(16) A．the same	B．well	C．badly	D．differently	[　　]
(17) A．while	B．moment	C．time	D．way	[　　]
(18) A．till	B．at	C．before	D．since	[　　]
(19) A．have	B．grow up	C．grow	D．shave	[　　]
(20) A．terrible	B．kind	C．good	D．nice	[　　]

答案：C;B;D;B;A;A;C;D;A;C;B;B;A;B;D;D;C;A;C;A

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