We all know that those who break the laws will never it．( )A．get out ofB．get intoC．get alongD．get away with 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

1．Do you think telling lies，whether a little or a lot，isn't that big of a deal？Well，that depends on the situation．If someone asks，"Does this dress make me look fat？"we might all lie somewhat．We might say，"Of course not．You look great．"Lying to spare someone's feelings is one thing．Lying to destroy someone's character or fame is another．
"What's really terrible is that you can't undo a big lie，"says a minister we'll call Morgan．"I promise if you go house to house to say，‘I feel terrible I wrongly accused my neighbor of stealing，'the lie will spread like a fire fueled by gasoline．You can't call back a lie very easily．"
Morgan goes on to say that lies have hurt people more than guns．
"We have a grandfather in our church whose former son-in-law told people the man treated his own children cruelly，"Morgan says．"To this day，we don't know whether it is true or not．I would tend to doubt it，but I can't take a chance，especially if he is working with young people in our church．"
Disarming someone who lies is tough．It's like disarming someone who's prepared to fire．That's why our society is full of people who are forced to cover up the lies of other people．
"I worked with a man who was stealing money from our employer，"says a man we'll call Fred．"He was so good at lying and doctoring the books （做假账） that it would have taken an FBI agent to stop him．I worried，‘If I turned him in，and he got out of the trouble，my career at our company would come to an end．'"
Fred says he came up with a plan to drop hints （暗示） to the company owner．"I found printed materials on monitoring possibly dishonest employees．I started mailing them to the company owner without leaving my name．Then one day，over lunch，I told my boss he should have the books checked carefully．He got the hint．"
Fred told us that when the books were checked，the dishonest co-worker tried to blame him for the errors．However，Fred told the company owner he had been dropping hints for some time．The boss got the picture．Fred kept his job．The dishonest guy was fired．
Figuring out how to make a liar public takes work．It can be done，but you might have to move at the pace of a turtle．The slower you move，the more control you will have．You have to give others time to take in the truth．
62．The underlined phrase"spare someone's feelings"in Paragraph 1can be replaced byB．
A．destroy someone's feelings
B．avoid hurting someone
C．put someone in a bad mood
D．express someone's ideas
63．Which of the following can be used to conclude Paragraph 2？A
A．It's no use crying over spilt milk．
B．Every man has his faults．
C．There is no smoke without fire．
D．Pride goes before a fall．
64．How does the author develop this passage？C
A．By listing numbers．
B．By making comparisons．
C．By giving examples．
D．By following order of time．
65．What can we know from the passage？D
A．It was true that the grandfather treated his own children cruelly．
B．It is not difficult to persuade a dishonest man into telling the truth．
C．Fred's boss believed the dishonest employee's words and fired Fred．
D．To make a liar public，we should figure out effective ways in advance．

17．The bad weather is reported _______ the passenger plane crash in Iran on January 9．（　　）

	A．	to contribute to		B．	contributing to
	C．	contributed to		D．	to have contributed to

14．I grew up poor-living with six brothers，my father and a wonderful mother．We had（36）Bmoney and few worldly goods，but plenty of love and attention．I was（37）A and energetic．I understood that no matter how poor a person was，they could（38）Cafford a dream．
My dream was to be a（39）D．When I was sixteen，I could crush a baseball：throw a ninety-mile-per-hour fastball．I was also（40）A：my high-school coach was Ollic Jarvis，who（41）Ame the difference between having a dream and showing strong belief．One particular （42）Dwith him changed my life forever．
It was a summer and a friend recommended me for a summer （43）A．This meant a chance for my first income-cash for a new bike and new clothes，and the（44）Bof savings for a house for my mother．The opportunity was attracting，and I wanted to（45）Dat it．
Then I realized I would have to （46）Dsummer baseball to handle the work schedule，and that meant I would have to tell Coach Jarvis I wouldn't be playing．I was（47）Cabout this．
When I told Coach Jarvis，he was as （48）Aas I expected him to be．"You have your whole life to work，"he said．"Your（49）Bdays are limited．You can't afford to waste them．"
I stood before him with my head （50）B，trying to think of how to explain to him why my dream of buying my mom a house and having money in my pocket was worth（51）Chis disappointment in me．
"How much are you going to make at this job？"he demanded．
"﹩3.25anhour，"Ireplied．
"Well，is﹩3.25an hour the price of a （52）D？"he asked．
That （53）Claid bare for me the difference between wanting something right now and having a goal．I devoted myself to （54）B that summer，and within the year I was offered a﹩20，000contract（合同）．I signed with the Denver Broncos in 1984 for﹩1.7 million，and bought my mother the（55）Cof my dreams．

36．A．some	B．little	C．no	D．much
37．A．happy	B．lovely	C．angry	D．noisy
38．A．only	B．ever	C．still	D．almost
39．A．teacher	B．coach	C．doctor	D．sportsman
40．A．lucky	B．satisfied	C．hopeful	D．surprised
41．A．taught	B．asked	C．told	D．trained
42．A．match	B．accident	C．moment	D．incident
43．A．job	B．camp	C．holiday	D．course
44．A．cause	B．start	C．need	D．amount
45．A．stand	B．call	C．look	D．jump
46．A．take out	B．cut off	C．put on	D．give up
47．A．excited	B．curious	C．anxious	D．disappointed
48．A．mad	B．puzzled	C．regretful	D．discouraged
49．A．working	B．playing	C．learning	D．sinning
50．A．shaking	B．hanging	C．holding	D．nodding
51．A．feeling	B．suffering	C．facing	D．expressing
52．A．life	B．game	C．chance	D．dream
53．A．offer	B．price	C．question	D．order
54．A．study	B．sports	C．homework	D．business
55．A．clothes	B．bike	C．house	D．goods