9．One evening，Mr Green was driving his car along a lonely country road．He had （111）D 10 000from the bank in town．Suddenly a man in rags stopped him and asked for（112）C．Mr Green told him to get on and continued his way．（113）A he talked to the man，he （114）B that he had just broken out of prison．Mr Green was very afraid at the（115）D of the money．Suddenly he saw a police-car and had a （116）B idea．He（117）A speed and drove as quickly as possible．Then he found the police-car running （118）C him．After a mile （119）B the police-car passed him and ordered him to stop．A policeman came up．Mr Green had hoped to tell him about the trouble but the man put a gun to Mr Green's （120）C．
The policeman said he wanted Mr Green's name and （121）D and Mr Green obeyed．The policeman wrote it down in his notebook and put it in his（122） B．"You（123）A appear at the police station．"He said．Then he talked to Mr Green about （124）D driving．Mr Green started up his car again．He had（125）C all hope of his￡10，000，but as he reached a more lonely part，the robber said he wanted to（126）D．Mr Green stopped and the man said．"（127）D．You've been （128）A to me．This is what I can do in （129）C．"And he handed Mr Green the policeman's （130）D，which was stolen while the policeman was talking to Mr Green．
The policeman said he wanted Mr Green's name and （121）D and Mr Green obeyed．The policeman wrote it down in his notebook and put it in his（122） B．"You（123）A appear at the police station．"He said．Then he talked to Mr Green about （124）D driving．Mr Green started up his car again．He had（125）C all hope of his￡10，000，but as he reached a more lonely part，the robber said he wanted to（126）D．Mr Green stopped and the man said．"（127）D．You've been （128）A to me．This is what I can do in （129）C．"And he handed Mr Green the policeman's （130）D，which was stolen while the policeman was talking to Mr Green．
| 111．A．taken | B．held | C．brought | D．drawn |
| 112．A．money | B．help | C．a lift | D．a ride |
| 113．A．As | B．Since | C．Then | D．Because |
| 114．A．recognized | B．learned | C．supposed | D．expected |
| 115．A．sight | B．idea | C．touch | D．thought |
| 116．A．fast | B．bright | C．strange | D．bad |
| 117．A．put on | B．got on | C．took on | D．had on |
| 118．A．behind | B．with | C．after | D．beside |
| 119．A．and so | B．or so | C．and so on | D．or so on |
| 120．A．head | B．shoulder | C．back | D．neck |
| 121．A．number | B．home | C．place | D．address |
| 122．A．car | B．pocket | C．hand | D．trousers |
| 123．A．shall | B．will | C．would | D．need |
| 124．A．careful | B．normal | C．drunk | D．dangerous |
| 125．A．held out | B．build up | C．given up | D．turn over |
| 126．A．run away | B．break away | C．set out | D．get out |
| 127．A．I'm sorry | B．You're welcome | C．That's all right | D．Thank you |
| 128．A．kind | B．polite | C．known | D．necessary |
| 129．A．all | B．fact | C．return | D．the end |
| 130．A．gun | B．pen | C．money | D．notebook． |
8．Two minds with a single thought!
The young fisherman is thinking of a way to cross the stream without getting his （71）Dwet．The engineer is thinking of a （72）C to get automobiles across the river without getting their wheels wet．You know the answer to （73）B problems：a bridge．
The fisherman's bridge doesn't take（74）A to build．Just place a board across the little stream and you（75）A．If the board is strong enough and if the fisherman doesn't （76）D too much，all will be well．
Will the engineer （77）C the same kind of bridge？You know he （78）B and you know why．Automobiles are much heavier than （79）D．The river is much（80）A than the stream．A long wood bridge just won't （81）A．It isn't strong enough．It would （82）C and break under its own weight．The fisherman's problem is very （83）B．However，the engineer's is not．
But don't（84）C sorry for the engineer．He doesn't have to （85）D the very beginning with a long board．People have been thinking about bridges for thousands of years．They have designed many types of bridges．Each bridge is suited to its special （86）B．The engineer can choose the type best suited to the river and the（87）A nearby．
What choice does he have，and why is one （88）D than the others？One way for you to find out is to make a few bridges out of cardboard．They won't be strong enough to （89）C a five-ton truck，but you will find out some of the main（90）B of bridge design by doing some experiments．
The young fisherman is thinking of a way to cross the stream without getting his （71）Dwet．The engineer is thinking of a （72）C to get automobiles across the river without getting their wheels wet．You know the answer to （73）B problems：a bridge．
The fisherman's bridge doesn't take（74）A to build．Just place a board across the little stream and you（75）A．If the board is strong enough and if the fisherman doesn't （76）D too much，all will be well．
Will the engineer （77）C the same kind of bridge？You know he （78）B and you know why．Automobiles are much heavier than （79）D．The river is much（80）A than the stream．A long wood bridge just won't （81）A．It isn't strong enough．It would （82）C and break under its own weight．The fisherman's problem is very （83）B．However，the engineer's is not．
But don't（84）C sorry for the engineer．He doesn't have to （85）D the very beginning with a long board．People have been thinking about bridges for thousands of years．They have designed many types of bridges．Each bridge is suited to its special （86）B．The engineer can choose the type best suited to the river and the（87）A nearby．
What choice does he have，and why is one （88）D than the others？One way for you to find out is to make a few bridges out of cardboard．They won't be strong enough to （89）C a five-ton truck，but you will find out some of the main（90）B of bridge design by doing some experiments．
| 71．A．clothes | B．socks | C．legs | D．feet |
| 72．A．road | B．route | C．way | D．course |
| 73．A．all | B．both | C．none | D．neither |
| 74．A．long | B．easy | C．money | D．strength |
| 75．A．have it | B．find it | C．try it | D．see it |
| 76．A．want | B．work hard | C．care for it | D．weigh |
| 77．A．promote | B．permit | C．plan | D．profit |
| 78．A．will | B．won't | C．can | D．cannot |
| 79．A．cars | B．trucks | C．animals | D．people |
| 80．A．wider | B．deeper | C．more shallow | D．more popular |
| 81．A．do | B．make | C．pass | D．arise |
| 82．A．break out | B．bring up | C．bend | D．burst |
| 83．A．similar | B．simple | C．single | D．skillful |
| 84．A．believe | B．think | C．feel | D．realize |
| 85．A．deal with | B．do with | C．end with | D．start from |
| 86．A．types | B．purpose | C．shapes | D．results |
| 87．A．land | B．lake | C．mountain | D．area |
| 88．A．longer | B．cheaper | C．more expensive | D．more suitable |
| 89．A．convey | B．calculate | C．carry | D．classify |
| 90．A．usage | B．ideas | C．attempts | D．factor． |
7．Once an Arab was traveling in the desert，when the sun went down in the west，he stopped and （31）C his tent then，made a fire and have a（32）A meal．When night fell，he （33）B down to sleep．
He had （34）D fallen asleep when he felt a soft（35）A on his elbow．He woke up to find that his camel had put his head inside the tent．The camel said："would you please let me keep my head in the tent to get warm？It's so cold outside．I won't take up too much（36）C．
The Arab was a （37）B man，"All right，do as you （38）A．"he said．Then he turned on his （39）D and went back to sleep．
It wasn't long （40）B he felt a push on his shoulder．It was the camel again．"Dear master，"the camel said，"my head is quite warm now，but my neck is still cold．Do you mind （41）D I keep it inside the tent，too？"
"（42）B，"the man said．But this time he felt a bit （43）A，as the camel had such a long neck．
No sooner had she shut his eyes （44）A he got a harder push in his side．This time the camel said，"Will you please allow me to bring my front legs inside and warm them a little？"
The Arab（45）D over to one side of the tent．He made（46）Bas small as he could．It wasn't （47）C comfortable，and sleep was now out of （48）B．
Soon after that the camel gave him a rough push and said，"The tent is too small for the two of us．（49）B，my two hind legs are still left in the cold．It is only（50）D that you should leave the tent wholly to me．"And with that，the camel kicked the poor man out．
He had （34）D fallen asleep when he felt a soft（35）A on his elbow．He woke up to find that his camel had put his head inside the tent．The camel said："would you please let me keep my head in the tent to get warm？It's so cold outside．I won't take up too much（36）C．
The Arab was a （37）B man，"All right，do as you （38）A．"he said．Then he turned on his （39）D and went back to sleep．
It wasn't long （40）B he felt a push on his shoulder．It was the camel again．"Dear master，"the camel said，"my head is quite warm now，but my neck is still cold．Do you mind （41）D I keep it inside the tent，too？"
"（42）B，"the man said．But this time he felt a bit （43）A，as the camel had such a long neck．
No sooner had she shut his eyes （44）A he got a harder push in his side．This time the camel said，"Will you please allow me to bring my front legs inside and warm them a little？"
The Arab（45）D over to one side of the tent．He made（46）Bas small as he could．It wasn't （47）C comfortable，and sleep was now out of （48）B．
Soon after that the camel gave him a rough push and said，"The tent is too small for the two of us．（49）B，my two hind legs are still left in the cold．It is only（50）D that you should leave the tent wholly to me．"And with that，the camel kicked the poor man out．
| 31．A．built | B．made | C．put up | D．set |
| 32．A．simple | B．rich | C．excellent | D．ordinary |
| 33．A．laid | B．lay | C．lied | D．went |
| 34．A．seldom | B．not | C．almost | D．hardly |
| 35．A．touch | B．beat | C．kick | D．bite |
| 36．A．place | B．tent | C．room | D．blanket |
| 37．A．hard-hearted | B．kind-hearted | C．absent-hearted | D．narrow-hearted |
| 38．A．please | B．willing | C．are like | D．wish |
| 39．A．light | B．head | C．arm | D．side |
| 40．A．after | B．before | C．since | D．then |
| 41．A．whether | B．as | C．that | D．if |
| 42．A．Yes，of course | B．No，not at all | C．Don't，please | D．No，you can |
| 43．A．crowded | B．comfortable | C．warmer | D．narrower |
| 44．A．than | B．then | C．when | D．after |
| 45．A．went | B．walked | C．climbed | D．moved |
| 46．A．the tent | B．himself | C．room | D．ground |
| 47．A．very | B．much | C．a bit | D．a little |
| 48．A．question | B．the question | C．quite possible | D．possibility |
| 49．A．Except | B．Besides | C．After all | D．But |
| 50．A．unfair | B．wrong | C．reasonable | D．right． |
6．Peter's job was to examine cars when they crossed the frontier to make sure that they were not smuggling anything into the country．Every evening he would see a factory worker coming（11）D the hill towards the frontier，（12）C a bike with a pile of goods of old straw on it．When the bike （13）D the frontier，Peter would stop the man and （14）C him take the straw off and untie it．Then he would examine the straw very （15）A to see（16）D he could find anything，after which he would look in all the man's pockets（17）A he let him tie the straw again．The man would then put it on his bike and go off down the hill with it．Although Peter was always （18）B to find gold or other valuable things （19）B in the straw，he never found （20）D．He was sure the man was （21）B something，but he was not（22）C to think out what it could be．
Then one evening，after he had looked （23）A the straw and emptied the worker's pockets （24）D usual，he （25）D to him，"Listen，I know you are smuggling things （26）C this frontier．Won't you tell me what it is？I'm an old man，and today's my last day on the （27）C．Tomorrow I'm going to （28）C．I promise I shall not tell （29）B if you tell me what you've been smuggling．"The worker did not say anything for（30）D．Then he smiled，turned to Peter and said quietly，"Bikes．"
Then one evening，after he had looked （23）A the straw and emptied the worker's pockets （24）D usual，he （25）D to him，"Listen，I know you are smuggling things （26）C this frontier．Won't you tell me what it is？I'm an old man，and today's my last day on the （27）C．Tomorrow I'm going to （28）C．I promise I shall not tell （29）B if you tell me what you've been smuggling．"The worker did not say anything for（30）D．Then he smiled，turned to Peter and said quietly，"Bikes．"
| 11．A．towards | B．down | C．to | D．up |
| 12．A．filling | B．pulling | C．pushing | D．carrying |
| 13．A．arrived | B．appeared | C．came | D．reached |
| 14．A．ask | B．order | C．make | D．call |
| 15．A．carefully | B．quickly | C．silently | D．horribly |
| 16．A．that | B．where | C．how | D．whether |
| 17．A．before | B．after | C．first | D．so |
| 18．A．lucky | B．hoping | C．thinking | D．wondering |
| 19．A．had been | B．hidden | C．hiding | D．have been |
| 20．A．nothing | B．something | C．everything | D．anything |
| 21．A．taking | B．smuggling | C．stealing | D．pushing |
| 22．A．possible | B．strong | C．able | D．clever |
| 23．A．through | B．thoroughly | C．upon | D．up |
| 24．A．like | B．more | C．then | D．as |
| 25．A．told | B．cried | C．ordered | D．said |
| 26．A．cross | B．past | C．across | D．into |
| 27．A．thing | B．work | C．job | D．duty |
| 28．A．rest | B．back | C．retire | D．retreat |
| 29．A．everyone | B．anyone | C．no one | D．someone |
| 30．A．moment | B．long time | C．sometime | D．some time． |
5．Allan was worried．This was his first time to go traveling（71）B．He didn't know how to find his seat，（72）D he went to the air hostess（空姐） and asked，"Could you help me？I can't find my seat．"The air hostess showed （73）A the seat and told him（74）Cand fasten the seat belt（系好安全带）．She told Allan not to move about when the plane was going up．And she also said that Allan's ears might feel （75）Astrange，but he didn't need to（76）Cit because many people felt （77）D that．When the plane was flying very high，Allan could stand up and walk around．He could （78）B read books，newspapers or see films．The air hostess would （79）C food and drinks．Allan would enjoy the flight and （80）Asoon．
| 71．A．by ship | B．by air | C．by car | D．by bus |
| 72．A．yet | B．or | C．but | D．so |
| 73．A．him | B．me | C．her | D．he |
| 74．A．stand up | B．sleep | C．to sit down | D．sit down |
| 75．A．a little | B．little | C．a bit of | D．bit |
| 76．A worrying | B．be worried | C．worry about | D．worry |
| 77．A．in | B．for | C．as | D．like |
| 78．A．neither | B．either | C．both | D．also |
| 79．A hold | B．take | C．bring | D．carry |
| 80．A．arrive home | B．arrive to home | C．get to home | D．reach at home． |
4．Peter's job was to examine cars when they crossed the frontier to make sure that they were not smuggling anything into the country．Every evening he would see a factory worker coming （11）D the hill towards the frontier，（12）C a bike with a pile of goods of old straw on it．When the bike（13）D the frontier，Peter would stop the man and（14）C him take the straw off and untie it．Then he would examine the straw very （15）A to see （16）D he could find anything，after which he would look in all the man's pockets（17）A he let him tie the straw again．The man would then put it on his bike and go off down the hill with it．Although Peter was always（18）B to find gold or other valuable things （19）B in the straw，he never found（20）D．He was sure the man was（21）D something，but he was not（22）C to think out what it could be．
Then one evening，after he had looked （23）A the straw and emptied the worker's pockets （24）D usual，he（25）D to him，"Listen，I know you are smuggling things（26）C this frontier．Won't you tell me what it is？I'm an old man，and today's my last day on the （27）C．Tomorrow I'm going to （28）C．I promise I shall not tell （29）B if you tell me what you've been smuggling．"The worker did not say anything for（30）D．Then he smiled，turned to Peter and said quietly，"Bikes．"
Then one evening，after he had looked （23）A the straw and emptied the worker's pockets （24）D usual，he（25）D to him，"Listen，I know you are smuggling things（26）C this frontier．Won't you tell me what it is？I'm an old man，and today's my last day on the （27）C．Tomorrow I'm going to （28）C．I promise I shall not tell （29）B if you tell me what you've been smuggling．"The worker did not say anything for（30）D．Then he smiled，turned to Peter and said quietly，"Bikes．"
| 11．A．towards | B．down | C．to | D．up |
| 12．A．filling | B．pulling | C．pushing | D．carrying |
| 13．A．arrived | B．appeared | C．came | D．reached |
| 14．A．ask | B．order | C．make | D．call |
| 15．A．carefully | B．quickly | C．silently | D．horribly |
| 16．A．that | B．where | C．how | D．whether |
| 17．A．before | B．after | C．first | D．so |
| 18．A．lucky | B．hoping | C．thinking | D．wondering |
| 19．A．had been | B．hidden | C．hiding | D．have been |
| 20．A．nothing | B．something | C．everything | D．anything |
| 21．A．taking | B．smuggling | C．stealing | D．pushing |
| 22．A．possible | B．strong | C．able | D．clever |
| 23．A．through | B．thoroughly | C．upon | D．up |
| 24．A．like | B．more | C．then | D．as |
| 25．A．told | B．cried | C．ordered | D．said |
| 26．A．cross | B．past | C．across | D．into |
| 27．A．thing | B．work | C．job | D．duty |
| 28．A．rest | B．back | C．retire | D．retreat |
| 29．A．everyone | B．anyone | C．no one | D．someone |
| 30．A．moment | B．long time | C．sometime | D．some time． |
3．When my family moved to America in 2010from a small village in Guangdong，China，we brought not only our luggage，but also our village rules，customs and culture．One of the rules is （41）B young people should always respect elders．Unluckily，this rule （42）B my very first embarrassment in the United States．
I had a part-time job as a （43）D in a Chinese restaurant．One time，when I was serving food to a middle-aged couple，the wife asked me how the food could be served so （44）C ．I told her that I （45）B they got their food quickly because I always respect the elderly．As soon as I said that，her face showed great （46）D．My manager，who（47）Bto hear what I said，took me aside and gave me a long （48）D about how sensitive Americans are and （49）C they dislike the description"old"．I then walked back to the table and（50）C to the wife．After the couple heard my reason，they understood that the problem was caused by （51）B differences，so they laughed and were no longer angry．
In my village in China，people are（52）Dof being old．Not so many people live to be seventy or eighty，and people who reach such a（n） （53）A have the most knowledge and experience．Young people always respect older people （54）D they know they can learn from their rich experience．
However，in the United States，people think"growing old"is a （55）Asince"old"shows a person is going to retire or（56）Dthe body is not working well．Here many people try to keep themselves away from （57）Cold by doing exercises or jogging，and women put on makeup，hoping to look young．When I told the couple in the restaurant that I respect the elderly，they got angry because this caused them （58）Bthey had （59）C to stay young．I had told them something they didn't want to hear．
After that，I changed the （60）C I had been with older people．It is not that I don't respect them any more； I still respect them，but now I don't show my feelings through words．
I had a part-time job as a （43）D in a Chinese restaurant．One time，when I was serving food to a middle-aged couple，the wife asked me how the food could be served so （44）C ．I told her that I （45）B they got their food quickly because I always respect the elderly．As soon as I said that，her face showed great （46）D．My manager，who（47）Bto hear what I said，took me aside and gave me a long （48）D about how sensitive Americans are and （49）C they dislike the description"old"．I then walked back to the table and（50）C to the wife．After the couple heard my reason，they understood that the problem was caused by （51）B differences，so they laughed and were no longer angry．
In my village in China，people are（52）Dof being old．Not so many people live to be seventy or eighty，and people who reach such a（n） （53）A have the most knowledge and experience．Young people always respect older people （54）D they know they can learn from their rich experience．
However，in the United States，people think"growing old"is a （55）Asince"old"shows a person is going to retire or（56）Dthe body is not working well．Here many people try to keep themselves away from （57）Cold by doing exercises or jogging，and women put on makeup，hoping to look young．When I told the couple in the restaurant that I respect the elderly，they got angry because this caused them （58）Bthey had （59）C to stay young．I had told them something they didn't want to hear．
After that，I changed the （60）C I had been with older people．It is not that I don't respect them any more； I still respect them，but now I don't show my feelings through words．
| 41．A．why | B．that | C．how | D．whether |
| 42．A．stuck to | B．led to | C．switched to | D．turned to |
| 43．A．customer | B．boss | C．builder | D．waiter |
| 44．A．slowly | B．coldly | C．quickly | D．warmly |
| 45．A．heard of | B．made sure | C．learned from | D．gave up |
| 46．A．happiness | B．belief | C．doubt | D．displeasure |
| 47．A．seemed | B．happened | C．turned | D．appeared |
| 48．A．discussion | B．debate | C．comment | D．lecture |
| 49．A．so | B．such | C．how | D．what |
| 50．A．showed | B．sang | C．apologized | D．said |
| 51．A．physical | B．cultural | C．mental | D．understanding |
| 52．A．upset | B．afraid | C．happy | D．proud |
| 53．A．age | B．height | C．weight | D．position |
| 54．A．but | B．although | C．so | D．because |
| 55．A．problem | B．question | C．chance | D．way |
| 56．A．what | B．how | C．which | D．that |
| 57．A．changing | B．exchanging | C．growing | D．transforming |
| 58．A．to feeling | B．to feel | C．feeling | D．felt |
| 59．A．managed | B．tried | C．failed | D succeeded |
| 60．A．mind | B．plan | C．way | D．idea． |
2．One young person，who was well educated，went to apply for a manager in a big company．The director did the final（41）C．
He discovered the youth was （42）B and felt satisfied．Then the director asked who paid for his school fees．The youth answered，"My mother did it．She worked as clothes （43）B．"
The director requested the youth to （44）C his hands．So the youth did．They were smooth．The director asked，"Have you ever （45）C your mother wash the clothes before？"The youth answered，"Never，my mother always wanted me to （46）A．
"Go and clean your mother's （47）B when you go back today，and then （48）Ame tomorrow morning．"The director said （49）D．
The youth felt that his chance of landing the job was high．When he went back，he （50）C requested his mother to let him clean her hands．However，his tears fell（51）D he cleaned his mother's hands．It was the first time he had （52）C that his mother's hands were so wrinkled（布满皱纹的）．After that，the youth didn't say a word and washed all the remaining clothes for his mother（53）A．That night，Mother and Son（54）D for a very long time，longer than any talk before．
The next （55）A，the youth went to the director's office．The director noticed the tears in the youth's eyes，asked："Please tell me how you（56）B about helping your mother．"The youth said，"Number One，I know now what （57）B is．Without my mother，I wouldn't be successful today．Number Two，by helping my mother，I now realize how （58）Bit is to get something done．Number Three，I've come to realize the （59）A of family relationship．
The director said，"You are （60） D．This is what I'm looking for to be my manager．"
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He discovered the youth was （42）B and felt satisfied．Then the director asked who paid for his school fees．The youth answered，"My mother did it．She worked as clothes （43）B．"
The director requested the youth to （44）C his hands．So the youth did．They were smooth．The director asked，"Have you ever （45）C your mother wash the clothes before？"The youth answered，"Never，my mother always wanted me to （46）A．
"Go and clean your mother's （47）B when you go back today，and then （48）Ame tomorrow morning．"The director said （49）D．
The youth felt that his chance of landing the job was high．When he went back，he （50）C requested his mother to let him clean her hands．However，his tears fell（51）D he cleaned his mother's hands．It was the first time he had （52）C that his mother's hands were so wrinkled（布满皱纹的）．After that，the youth didn't say a word and washed all the remaining clothes for his mother（53）A．That night，Mother and Son（54）D for a very long time，longer than any talk before．
The next （55）A，the youth went to the director's office．The director noticed the tears in the youth's eyes，asked："Please tell me how you（56）B about helping your mother．"The youth said，"Number One，I know now what （57）B is．Without my mother，I wouldn't be successful today．Number Two，by helping my mother，I now realize how （58）Bit is to get something done．Number Three，I've come to realize the （59）A of family relationship．
The director said，"You are （60） D．This is what I'm looking for to be my manager．"
| 41．A．election | B．test | C．interview | D．competition |
| 42．A．strong | B．excellent | C．humorous | D．cute |
| 43．A．maker | B．cleaner | C．mender | D．seller |
| 44．A．wash | B．hide | C．show | D．dry |
| 45．A．found | B．let | C．helped | D．watched |
| 46．A．study | B．ignore | C．work | D．rest |
| 47．A．clothes | B．hands | C．feet | D．shoes |
| 48．A．see | B．move | C．recognize | D．answer |
| 49．A．on purpose | B．in patience | C．by chance | D．at last |
| 50．A．carefully | B．nervously | C．happily | D．shyly |
| 51．A．after | B．until | C．because | D．as |
| 52．A．believed | B．sensed | C．noticed | D．expected |
| 53．A．quietly | B．sadly | C．excitedly | D．angrily |
| 54．A．thought | B．slept | C．sat | D．talked |
| 55．A．morning | B．noon | C．afternoon | D．evening |
| 56．A．worried | B．felt | C．brought | D．spoke |
| 57．A．courage | B．appreciation | C．success | D．family |
| 58．A．important | B．difficult | C．different | D．impossible |
| 59．A．value | B．secret | C．type | D．change |
| 60．A．educated | B．respected | C．trusted | D．hired． |