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We’re well prepared for the given subjects of the speech competition．What me now is our lack of preparation for the change．

A．commands B．concerns C．interests D．injures

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短文改错

　　此题要求改正所给短文的错误。对标有题号的每一行作出判断：如无错误，在该行右边横线上画一个勾(√)；如有错误(每行只有一个错误)，则按下列情况改正：

　　此行多一个词：把多余的词用斜线(＼)划掉，在该行右边横线上写出该词，并也用斜线划掉。

　　此行缺一个词：在缺词处加一个漏字符号(∧)，在该行右边横线上写出该加的词。

　　此行错一个词：在错的词下划一横线，在该行右边横线上写出改正后的词。

　　注意：原行没有错的不要改。

Things always know when a person isn't good. At such	1．________
times, in a way things make the life hard for people. They	2．________
have special ways doing things. When I'm not well, I can	3．________
never find the things I need. The things I need has gone	4．________
away from all the places that I expect to find them. If I	5．________
need something, I can never find them quickly. When we	6．________
aren't well, boxes become heavy. Doors don't want to open.	7．________
The wind becomes colder. The sun becomes too hot. The car doesn't
run well. Distances are longer than they are when we felt fine.	8．________
The things around us usually do what they should be as	9．________
we're well and strong. But when we aren't, things often
tell they are really not our friends, but our enemies.	10．________

　　Sure enough, at that very moment as they looked back, they saw the man bend down to examine something on the pavement．Then he looked all around for some moments．They held their breath．The man bent down again, and prodded(以尖物推或刺)the pavement with his shoe．

　　Toad, who at the best of times would not have been fast enough escape pursuit, was so tired that he could hardly move at all．As he felt the toe of the man’s shoe touch him, he shuffled(慢吞吞地走)a mere couple of inches towards the road．His friends were all on the safe side of the road and he felt completely abandoned．The man’s shoe started to move towards him again．The next thing he knew, there was a flurry(阵风)of wings above him, followed by a sharp cry of pain．

　　Then Fox was by his side, “Fast as you can, up my tail,” he whispered．Toad grasped Fox’s thick brush and grasped tightly with his front feet, pulled himself slowly up．Fox did not stop more than a moment．Once he was sure Toad was off the ground, he raced back across the road again, with Toad hanging grimly on behind．

　　Tawny Owl(]猫头鹰)had stretched out his claws and skimmed(掠过)the man’s head, raking through his hair．The man’s arms flailed(用力挥动)wildly upwards and caught the bird a glancing blow on the back, but Tawny Owl, seeing that Fox and Toad were out of danger, flew steadily upwards in a wide arc(弧)until the man could no longer see him．Then he flew back over the road, and over the railings, landing by the gorse([植]　金雀花)patch．The moment of danger had passed．

　　Tawny Owl looking through, most of the animals seemed to be silent, and in the dimness(朦胧)he could make out various shapes crowded together around the gorse．

　　“Thanks, Owl”, he heard Fox whisper．”All safe now．Everyone’s exhausted——no wish to talk at the moment…”he broke off to yawn．”We’re well hidden here…oh, I’m so tired…I think I’m the only one still awake．Toad’s asleep already．”

　　“Good night, Fox．”

　　“Good night, Owl．”He whispered．”See you in the evening．”

　　Tawny Owl flew slowly away to join the other birds before it grew light．The first stage of the journey was complete．

(1)

According to the first paragraph, what attracted the man attention on the pavement?
[　　]
A．	Something sticking to his shoe．
B．	His friends on the other side of the road．
C．	An animal which was lying exhausted．
D．	An object which had made him trip over．

(2)

How did Toad escape?
[　　]
A．	By not moving and pretending he was dead．
B．	By climbing on to Fox’s tail．
C．	By getting on to a broom pushed by Fox．
D．	Tawny Owl lifted him into the air and carried him．

(3)

Where were the rest of the animals hiding?
[　　]
A．	In the grass on the opposite side of the road．
B．	Near the trees where the rest of the birds were．
C．	In the long grass on the other side of the fence across the road．
D．	In the gorse patch at the other side of the road．

(4)

What does the underlined word“They”in Paragraph 1 refer to?
[　　]
A．	Friends of the man．
B．	Toad and other animals．
C．	Fox and Tawny Owl．
D．	The man and his shoe．

(5)

What time of day would they be starting the second stage of their journey?
[　　]
A．	During the evening of that day．
B．	Early next morning．
C．	At lunch time．
D．	Tomorrow afternoon．

　　Then Fox was by his side,“Fast as you can, up my tail,”he whispered．Toad grasped Fox’s thick brush and grasped tightly with his front feet, pulled himself slowly up．Fox did not stop more than a moment．Once he was sure Toad was off the ground, he raced back across the road again, with Toad hanging grimly on behind．

　　Tawny Owl(]猫头鹰)had stretched out his claws and skimmed(掠过)the man’s head, raking through his hair．The man’s arms flailed(用力挥动)wildly upwards and caught the bird a glancing blow on the back, but Tawny Owl, seeing that Fox and Toad were out of danger, flew steadily upwards in a wide arc(弧)until the man could no longer see him．Then he flew back over the road, and over the railings, landing by the gorse([植] 金雀花)patch．The moment of danger had passed．

　　Tawny Owl looking through, most of the animals seemed to be silent, and in the dimness(朦胧)he could make out various shapes crowded together around the gorse．

　　“Thanks, Owl”, he heard Fox whisper．“All safe now．Everyone’s exhausted——no wish to talk at the moment…”he broke off to yawn．“We’re well hidden here…oh, I’m so tired…I think I’m the only one still awake．Toad’s asleep already．”

　　“Good night, Fox．”

　　“Good night, Owl．”He whispered．“See you in the evening．”

　　Tawny Owl flew slowly away to join the other birds before it grew light．The first stage of the journey was complete．

(1)

According to the first paragraph, what attracted the man attention on the pavement?
[　　]
A．	Something sticking to his shoe．
B．	His friends on the other side of the road．
C．	An animal which was lying exhausted．
D．	An object which had made him trip over．

(2)

How did Toad escape?
[　　]
A．	By not moving and pretending he was dead．
B．	By climbing on to Fox’s tail．
C．	By getting on to a broom pushed by Fox．
D．	Tawny Owl lifted him into the air and carried him．

(3)

Where were the rest of the animals hiding?
[　　]
A．	In the grass on the opposite side of the road．
B．	Near the trees where the rest of the birds were．
C．	In the long grass on the other side of the fence across the road．
D．	In the gorse patch at the other side of the road．

(4)

What does the underlined word“They”in Paragraph 1 refer to?
[　　]
A．	Friends of the man．
B．	Toad and other animals．
C．	Fox and Tawny Owl．
D．	The man and his shoe．

(5)

What time of day would they be starting the second stage of their journey?
[　　]
A．	During the evening of that day．
B．	Early next morning．
C．	At lunch time．
D．	Tomorrow afternoon．

READING COMPREHENSION

　　Toad(癞蛤蟆),who at the best of times would not have been fast enough to escape pursuit, was so tired that he could hardly move at all．As he felt the toe of the man’s shoe touch him, he shuffled(慢吞吞地走)a mere couple of inches towards the road．His friends were on all on the safe side of the road and he felt completely abandoned．The man’s shoe started to move towards him again．The next thing he knew, there was a flurry(阵风)of wings above him, followed by a sharp cry of pain．

　　Then Fox was by his side,“Fast as you can, up my tail,”he whispered．Toad grasped Fox’s thick bush and held tightly with his front feet, pulled himself slowly up．Fox did not stop more than a moment．Once he was sure Toad was off the ground, he raced back across the road again, with Toad hanging grimly on behind．

　　Tawny Owl(猫头鹰)had stretched out his claws and skimmed(掠过)the man’s head, raking through his hair．The man’s arms flailed(用力挥动)wildly upwards and caught the bird a glancing blow on the back, but Tawny Owl, seeing that Fox and Toad were out of danger, flew steadily upwards in a wide arc(弧)until the man could no longer see him．Then he flew back over the road, and over the railing, landing by the gorse(金雀花)patch．The moment of danger had passed．

　　Tawny Owl looking through, most of the animals seemed to be silent, and in the dimness(朦胧)he could make out various shapes crowded together around the gorse．

　　“Thanks, Owl”, he heard Fox whisper．“All safe now．Everyone’s exhausted－no wish to talk at the moment…”he broke off to yawn．“We’re well hidden here…oh, I’m so tired…I think I’m the only one still awake．Toad’s asleep already．”

　　“Good night, Fox．”

　　“Good night, Owl．”He whispered．“See you in the evening．”

　　Tawny Owl flew slowly away to join the other birds before it grew light．The first stage of the journey was complete．

(1)

According to the first paragraph, what attracted the man’s attention on the pavement?
[　　]
A．	Something sticking to his shoe．
B．	His friends on the other side of the road．
C．	An animal which was lying exhausted．
D．	An object which had made him trip over．

(2)

How did Toad escape?
[　　]
A．	By not moving and pretending he was dead．
B．	By climbing on to Fox’s tail．
C．	By getting on to a broom pushed by Fox．
D．	Tawny Owl lifted him into the air and carried him．

(3)

Where were the rest of the animals hiding?
[　　]
A．	In the grass on the opposite side of road．
B．	Near the trees where the rest of the birds were．
C．	In the long grass on the other side of the fence across the road．
D．	In the gorse patch at the other side of the road．

(4)

What does the underlined word“They”in paragraph 1 refer to?
[　　]
A．	Friends of the man．
B．	Toad and other animals．
C．	Fox and Tawny Owl．
D．	The man and his shoe．

(5)

What time of day would they be starting the second stage of their journey?
[　　]
A．	During the evening of that day．
B．	Early next morning．
C．	At lunch time．
D．	Tomorrow afternoon．

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