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“Just a couple of hours, ” said Dad, “and we’ll be at our campsite !” The year was 1950 and we were on our family 21 ,doing what we usually did together― camping. I 22 in my corner of the back seat to take a nap. The rhythm of the 23 car soothed(哄) me into a 24 sleep.

Wham ! I 25 with a start, my face on the floorboard of the back seat. Dad had 26 the car suddenly. “ What happened ? ” I asked. “Where are we ?” “ Half an hour from our 27 ,” he answered, “and I don't know what the problem is, 28 all the cars have stopped . I’ll go to see what’s going on.” Dad 29 out of the car. Mom ,my little brother David and I 30 . “ I bet there has been an accident !” David was excited. Mom 31 her head. She said, “ There is 32 a bear crossing the road.” David bounced up and down in his 33 . That was even better than a(n) 34 !

Dad came running back to the car. “ Come on !” he said very 35 . “Come on, kids ! You’ve got to see this!” I jumped out of the car and ran to catch up with him. “What is it, Daddy?” I asked. He smiled and 36 my hand. “Come and see, Carolyn,” he said. I knew that, 37 it was, it was good, because my father was

38 about it . I grabbed his hand and skipped excitedly along beside him. We walked past a dozen parked cars. 39 ,a group of people stood talking and laughing.

Looking in the same direction as everyone else, we saw a mother duck, sleek and proud, walking up the middle of the road, nine little ducklings waddling 40 her. The babies were marching single file behind their mother, totally ignoring the people and the automobiles.

21.	A. party	B. vacation	C. way	D. rest
22.	A. settled down	B. worked out	C. fell asleep	D. got across
23.	A. sleeping	B. racing	C. starting	D. moving
24.	A. quiet	B. cool	C. deep	D. calm
25.	A. thought	B. jumped	C. cried	D. woke
26.	A. driven	B. pulled	C. stopped	D. pushed
27.	A. campsite	B. house	C. starting	D. station
28.	A. until	B. but	C. then	D. so
29.	A. stepped	B. looked	C. pulled	D. slipped
30.	A. followed	B. slept	C. continued	D. waited
31.	A. shook	B. nodded	C. moved	D. dropped
32.	A. suddenly	B. probably	C. predictably	D. surely
33.	A. car	B. position	C. seat	D. chair
34.	A. accident	B. play	C. toy	D. race
35.	A. worriedly	B. hurriedly	C. excitedly	D. sadly
36.	A. reached for	B. went for	C. cared for	D. looked for
37.	A. whichever	B. wherever	C. whatever	D. whenever
38.	A. happy	B. eager	C. upset	D. worried
39.	A. Backward	B. Besides	C. Along	D. Ahead
40.	A. after	B. in	C. before	D. at

21B 22A 23D 24C 25D 26C 27A 28B 29A 30 D

31A 32B 33C 34A 35C 36A 37C 38A 39D 40 A

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Newfoundland

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From ??1080 per person in June 2005

We went with:

Frontier Canada frontier-travel. Co. uk/Canada

About this trip

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The title “Why not an island get-away?” _________.

A. invites people to take a holiday trip to Newfoundland

B. informs people that the island is moving away from where it used to be

C. tells people that they can buy the island at the price of ??1080.

D. asks people to visit the website frontier-travel. co.uk/Canada

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A. a tourist guide

B. a kind of fish found around the island

C. a tourist agency

D. someone who has already booked the trip

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A. North America B. Asia

C. South America D. the British Empire

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A. UK B. Canada C. Europe D. Bonavista

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B. ice scientists will drill deeper to find more creatures

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