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4．听第一段对话，回答第1-2题．
1．What does the woman think of her past bonfire party？
A．It was to be fun．
B．It was a mixture of fear and excitement．
C．It was like a frightening fox-hunting story．
2．Where did the man's most exciting memory with fire happen？
A．In a small village in the country．
B．In his family in the countryside．
C．Around flickering candles in the garden．

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21．When the tired man telephoned Mrs．Turner by mistake，she wasB．
A．angry   
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38．A．guestsB．settlersC．friendsD．members
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40．A．namedB．trainedC．comparedD．measured
41．A．affectedB．struckC．kickedD．beat
42．A．removingB．teachingC．observingD．collecting
43．A．turningB．rushingC．fillingD．caving
44．A．experiencedB．predictedC．facedD．survived
45．A．annoyedB．horrifiedC．movedD．thrilled
46．A．reflectB．ignoreC．confirmD．stand
47．A．andB．butC．soD．or
48．A．InB．ForC．FromD．Over
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52．A．certificatesB．approachesC．ingredientsD．circumstances
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56．The underlined word"wafted"in Paragraph 2is closest in meaning to"A"
A．moved         B．lost 
C．destroyed     D．felt
57．The writer plants nothing but roses in her garden probably becauseC
A．she can make money out of them
B．her friends like them
C．she enjoys the roses very much
D．the roses can rekindle her friends'emotions
58．Why did the writer's close friend refuse to pick a single rose？D
A．Because the roses were not beautiful
B．Because she did not like this kind of roses
C．Because the writer did not want to give her any
D．Because she loved the roses very much
59．What would be the best title for the passage？B
A．A lovely rose garden．
B．The smiling face of the earth
C．The pity of people to the roses．
D．A lover of flowers．

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