14．Yang Yang was a native of Liaoning Province．When he was in Grade Two，his（31）Agot worse．Later he was found to have（32）Csick changes to his retina （视网膜）．At 15，he had to（33）Dschool because of his injured eyes．
"Though I（34）Bmy eyesight，I wanted very much to read and study，even if just for（35）B，"Yang says．"My parents（36）Cmy eyes．They have read to me since my childhood．"
Yang（37）Athe national college entrance exam and entered the Changchun University of Chinese Medicine，where he（38）Dacupuncture （针灸）．In 1999，Yang graduated from college and decided to go on for（39）Deducation．
Later Yang bought a special software （软件） which helped him to（40）Athe Internet and send e-mails．With the software，Yang hoped to（41）Ca postgraduate （研究生） degree．But he found that no Chinese（42）Boffered such degrees specifically for sight-injured people．As the first step toward getting a post-graduate（43）Dfrom a foreign university，Yang decided to take the TOEFL for the blind．
After（44）AEnglish through computers，Yang took the test in Hong Kong，（45）Ba mark of 97 out of 120．After taking part in video interviews and（46）Cthe necessary forms and papers，Yang was（47）Ato the University of Southern California．
"Studying can help me（48）Dmy life．One can change one's life through effort．I（49）Abelieve that with effort，a child can draw a（50）B world if you give him a pen and paper，"Yang says．
"Though I（34）Bmy eyesight，I wanted very much to read and study，even if just for（35）B，"Yang says．"My parents（36）Cmy eyes．They have read to me since my childhood．"
Yang（37）Athe national college entrance exam and entered the Changchun University of Chinese Medicine，where he（38）Dacupuncture （针灸）．In 1999，Yang graduated from college and decided to go on for（39）Deducation．
Later Yang bought a special software （软件） which helped him to（40）Athe Internet and send e-mails．With the software，Yang hoped to（41）Ca postgraduate （研究生） degree．But he found that no Chinese（42）Boffered such degrees specifically for sight-injured people．As the first step toward getting a post-graduate（43）Dfrom a foreign university，Yang decided to take the TOEFL for the blind．
After（44）AEnglish through computers，Yang took the test in Hong Kong，（45）Ba mark of 97 out of 120．After taking part in video interviews and（46）Cthe necessary forms and papers，Yang was（47）Ato the University of Southern California．
"Studying can help me（48）Dmy life．One can change one's life through effort．I（49）Abelieve that with effort，a child can draw a（50）B world if you give him a pen and paper，"Yang says．
| 31．A．eyesight | B．health | C．hearing | D．study |
| 32．A．rescued | B．ignored | C．suffered | D．treated |
| 33．A．look | B．attend | C．take | D．leave |
| 34．A．imagined | B．lost | C．recovered | D．caught |
| 35．A．education | B．fun | C．experience | D．knowledge |
| 36．A．cared for | B．looked after | C．acted as | D．kept off |
| 37．A．passed | B．made | C．tried | D．broke |
| 38．A．offered | B．picked | C．received | D．studied |
| 39．A．more | B．quicker | C．easier | D．further |
| 40．A．surf | B．repair | C．build | D．accept |
| 41．A．buy | B．start | C．get | D．keep |
| 42．A．hospitals | B．universities | C．departments | D．groups |
| 43．A．course | B．material | C．test | D．degree |
| 44．A．learning | B．translating | C．speaking | D．remembering |
| 45．A．breaking | B．scoring | C．discovering | D．starting |
| 46．A．looking through | B．putting up | C．handing in | D．carrying on |
| 47．A．admitted | B．turned | C．promised | D．refused |
| 48．A．affect | B．keep | C．find | D．improve |
| 49．A．firmly | B．hardly | C．only | D．partly |
| 50．A．popular | B．beautiful | C．natural | D．real |
13．Born in America，I spoke English，not Chinese，the language of my ancestors．When I was three，my parents flashed cards with Chinese（41）Cat my face，but I pushed them（42）D，my mom believed I would learn（43）AI was ready．But the（44）Cnever came．
On a Chinese New Year's Eve，my uncle spoke to me in Chinese，but all I could do was（45）Dat him，confused，scratching my head．"Still can't speak Chinese？"He（46）B me，"You can't even buy a fish in Chinatown．"
"Hey，this is America，not China．I'll get some（47）A with or without Chinese．"I replied and turned to my mom for（48）B．
"Remember to ask for fresh fish，Xin Xian Yu，"she said，handing over a﹩20 bill．I（49）Athe words running downstairs into the streets of Chinatown．I found the fish（50）Bsurrounded in a sea of customers．"I'd like to buy some fresh fish，"I shouted to the fishman．But he（51）Dmy English words and turned to serve the next customer．The laugh of the people behind increased（52）Ctheir impatience．With every（53）A，the breath of the dragons （龙） on my back grew stronger-my blood boiling-（54）Ame to cry out．"Xian Sheng Yu，please""Very Xian Sheng，"I repeated．The crowd erupted into laughter．My face turned（55）Dand I ran back home（56）C，except for the 20 bill I held tightly in my pocket．
Should I laugh or cry．They‘re Chinese．I should feel right at（57）B．Instead，I was the joke，a disgrace （丢脸）to the language．
Sometimes，I laugh at my fish（58）D，but，in the end，the joke is on（59）C．Every laugh is a culture（60）B； every laugh is my heritage （传统） fading away（逐渐消失）．
On a Chinese New Year's Eve，my uncle spoke to me in Chinese，but all I could do was（45）Dat him，confused，scratching my head．"Still can't speak Chinese？"He（46）B me，"You can't even buy a fish in Chinatown．"
"Hey，this is America，not China．I'll get some（47）A with or without Chinese．"I replied and turned to my mom for（48）B．
"Remember to ask for fresh fish，Xin Xian Yu，"she said，handing over a﹩20 bill．I（49）Athe words running downstairs into the streets of Chinatown．I found the fish（50）Bsurrounded in a sea of customers．"I'd like to buy some fresh fish，"I shouted to the fishman．But he（51）Dmy English words and turned to serve the next customer．The laugh of the people behind increased（52）Ctheir impatience．With every（53）A，the breath of the dragons （龙） on my back grew stronger-my blood boiling-（54）Ame to cry out．"Xian Sheng Yu，please""Very Xian Sheng，"I repeated．The crowd erupted into laughter．My face turned（55）Dand I ran back home（56）C，except for the 20 bill I held tightly in my pocket．
Should I laugh or cry．They‘re Chinese．I should feel right at（57）B．Instead，I was the joke，a disgrace （丢脸）to the language．
Sometimes，I laugh at my fish（58）D，but，in the end，the joke is on（59）C．Every laugh is a culture（60）B； every laugh is my heritage （传统） fading away（逐渐消失）．
| 41．A．custom | B．games | C．characters． | D．tradition |
| 42．A．ahead | B．around | C．along | D．aside |
| 43．A．when | B．before | C．unless | D．until |
| 44．A．success | B．study | C．time | D．attempt |
| 45．A．aim | B．joke | C．nod | D．stare |
| 46．A．cared about | B．laughed at | C．argued with | D．asked after |
| 47．A．right now | B．from now | C．at times | D．in time |
| 48．A．decision | B．permission | C．information | D．preparation |
| 49．A．repeated | B．reviewed | C．spelled | D．kept |
| 50．A．farm | B．stand | C．pond | D．market |
| 51．A．guessed | B．forget | C．doubted | D．ignored |
| 52．A．by | B．as | C．with | D．from |
| 53．A．second | B．effort | C．desire | D．movement |
| 54．A．forcing | B．allowing | C．persuading | D．leading |
| 55．A．bright | B．blank | C．pale | D．red |
| 56．A．open-mouthed | B．tongue-tied | C．empty-handed | D．broken-hearted |
| 57．A．service | B．home | C．risk | D．root |
| 58．A．trade | B．deed | C．challenge | D．incident |
| 59．A．it | B．us | C．me | D．them |
| 60．A．thrown | B．lost | C．divided | D．reflected |
12．When waiting with my class for the physics exam，I found my best friend Terry，who was treating me like I didn't （36）Aduring the past two weeks，ignoring （忽略） all my calls and messages．
With all the students seated in the exam room，our physics teacher，Mr．Reed，announced the exam．I hated physics and felt it hard to （37）Dmy paper．I was just looking up when a （38）Bcaught my eyes．I could hardly believe it!Terry was reading from her phone on her left knee．Is that how Terry always got good （39）C？I almost raised my hand to tell the teacher，but what would everyone else think of her？However，it wasn't （40）C!So I nodded to my teacher．He walked （41）Adown the row of desks．Busy with her phone，Terry didn't even find the teacher had （42）Bher．She looked up from her phone with a frightened expression．Before she had a chance to explain，the teacher took her （43）Dand told her to leave．Terry started crying as she walked to the door，looking back over her shoulder at me，sad and ashamed．
After the exam，I received a text message from Terry，saying"I'm really（44）AI've been avoiding you lately but it's been the hardest two weeks of my life．Dad has been in hospital with a heart attack．He has a（n） （45）Dtoday and I am really worried．I know it is stupid，but I was trying to send a text message（短信） to Mum to see how it was going．Then Mr．Reed caught me and thought I was （46）B．I wish I'd told you everything．I know I shouldn't forget who my friends are．Will you（47）Cme？"At these words，from my deep heart sprang up a burst of guilt along with the belief：Friendship is an honor and a gift，and worth the effort to treasure．
With all the students seated in the exam room，our physics teacher，Mr．Reed，announced the exam．I hated physics and felt it hard to （37）Dmy paper．I was just looking up when a （38）Bcaught my eyes．I could hardly believe it!Terry was reading from her phone on her left knee．Is that how Terry always got good （39）C？I almost raised my hand to tell the teacher，but what would everyone else think of her？However，it wasn't （40）C!So I nodded to my teacher．He walked （41）Adown the row of desks．Busy with her phone，Terry didn't even find the teacher had （42）Bher．She looked up from her phone with a frightened expression．Before she had a chance to explain，the teacher took her （43）Dand told her to leave．Terry started crying as she walked to the door，looking back over her shoulder at me，sad and ashamed．
After the exam，I received a text message from Terry，saying"I'm really（44）AI've been avoiding you lately but it's been the hardest two weeks of my life．Dad has been in hospital with a heart attack．He has a（n） （45）Dtoday and I am really worried．I know it is stupid，but I was trying to send a text message（短信） to Mum to see how it was going．Then Mr．Reed caught me and thought I was （46）B．I wish I'd told you everything．I know I shouldn't forget who my friends are．Will you（47）Cme？"At these words，from my deep heart sprang up a burst of guilt along with the belief：Friendship is an honor and a gift，and worth the effort to treasure．
| 36．A．exist | B．believe | C．remain | D．wait |
| 37．A．hand out | B．give up | C．throw away | D．concentrate on |
| 38．A．mistake | B．movement | C．mark | D．notice |
| 39．A．words | B．preparations | C．grades | D．questions |
| 40．A．clear | B．pure | C．fair | D．simple |
| 41．A．silently | B．nervously | C．happily | D．bravely |
| 42．A．left | B．reached | C．passed | D．followed |
| 43．A．notebook | B．textbook | C．dictionary | D．paper |
| 44．A．sorry | B．angry | C．glad | D．lucky |
| 45．A．match | B．case | C．speech | D．operation |
| 46．A．learning | B．cheating | C．relaxing | D．calling |
| 47．A．love | B．join | C．forgive | D．recognize |
11．Long ago there was a poor farmer in Russia．He had been very （36）B with everything he had．However，when he found his elder brother was （37）C than him，he felt disappointed．So he（38）A hard about how he could also be richer．Finally he got an idea．He started to spend less money on food and clothes to （39）D some money to buy more land．Once he had enough money，he started to look for land．He noticed that on the neighboring land，there were some nomads（游牧民） living there．He bought some gifts and went to （40）A their head．He presented the gifts to the head and told him the （41）D of his visit．The head accepted the gifts and agreed to his （42）B to get the land．The head told him that he could have the land （43）C giving him anything．He can take as much land as he could cover by walking through the land before sunset（日落）．He should start in the morning and whatever distance he could travel during the （44）D，he could have it．
The farmer became very happy when he heard that．Now he could have lots of （45）A without paying anything．He came （46）Bthe next morning and started running，not walking （47）A he could cover the largest area．And he neither ate food，nor drank water，nor had any rest．He just continued （48）D．When he came back to the head in the evening，he （49）B right on the spot．Sadly his son buried （埋葬） him in a piece of land about 6×4feet．
Do not be greedy （贪婪的） or you will （50）A everything finally．
The farmer became very happy when he heard that．Now he could have lots of （45）A without paying anything．He came （46）Bthe next morning and started running，not walking （47）A he could cover the largest area．And he neither ate food，nor drank water，nor had any rest．He just continued （48）D．When he came back to the head in the evening，he （49）B right on the spot．Sadly his son buried （埋葬） him in a piece of land about 6×4feet．
Do not be greedy （贪婪的） or you will （50）A everything finally．
| 36．A．careful | B．pleased | C．bored | D．busy |
| 37．A．healthier | B．stronger | C．richer | D．cleverer |
| 38．A．thought | B．learned | C．tried | D．worked |
| 39．A．borrow | B．spend | C．make | D．save |
| 40．A．see | B．follow | C．help | D．cheat |
| 41．A．chance | B．result | C．condition | D．purpose |
| 42．A．promise | B．request | C．suggestion | D．order |
| 43．A．for | B．by | C．without | D．before |
| 44．A．year | B．month | C．week | D．day |
| 45．A．land | B．crop | C．experience | D．knowledge |
| 46．A．quietly | B．early | C．finally | D．suddenly |
| 47．A．in order that | B．even if | C．because | D．whether |
| 48．A．dreaming | B．walking | C．speaking | D．running |
| 49．A．refused | B．died | C．appeared | D．rested |
| 50．A．lose | B．face | C．change | D．defeat |
10．It was the night of the full moon，a time which always drives Java's young people mad with excitement．
Fireworks were lit long before the moon（41）C．The big noise brought people out （42）Athe warm night to enjoy the interesting scene．Everywhere，there were the paper remains of（43）B_ fireworks lying on the ground．Little boys（44）Amore and covered their ears as they waited （45）D_ for the explosions．
The moon appeared above the horizon （地平线）：huge，（46）Aball high above the city，and the （47）filled with people，as Java began to enjoy one of the year's greatest （48）D：‘the Night of the Full Moon'，a festival （节日） that is especially popular （49）C_ young people．
More and more young Javanese （50）Btogether and walked slowly through the（51）C．Joking and chatting，they moved towards the mountain（52）Athe city．They continued to climb（53）Bthey reached the old temple （寺庙） at the（54）Cof the mountain．
After they were（55）Athe temple，they drank their water and ate their moon-cakes---delicious home-made ones，（56）Cof dried fruit and nuts．Outside，on the mountain，young people（57）B_ cross-legged in circles，chatting and telling each other jokes．And（58）D，in their hundreds，more young people continued to make their way up the mountain to（59）Dthe brightly shining moon．
By midnight，the fireworks had stopped shooting up from the（60）Bcity in the valley below them．But during the night，the sound continued to be heard from the distance．
Fireworks were lit long before the moon（41）C．The big noise brought people out （42）Athe warm night to enjoy the interesting scene．Everywhere，there were the paper remains of（43）B_ fireworks lying on the ground．Little boys（44）Amore and covered their ears as they waited （45）D_ for the explosions．
The moon appeared above the horizon （地平线）：huge，（46）Aball high above the city，and the （47）filled with people，as Java began to enjoy one of the year's greatest （48）D：‘the Night of the Full Moon'，a festival （节日） that is especially popular （49）C_ young people．
More and more young Javanese （50）Btogether and walked slowly through the（51）C．Joking and chatting，they moved towards the mountain（52）Athe city．They continued to climb（53）Bthey reached the old temple （寺庙） at the（54）Cof the mountain．
After they were（55）Athe temple，they drank their water and ate their moon-cakes---delicious home-made ones，（56）Cof dried fruit and nuts．Outside，on the mountain，young people（57）B_ cross-legged in circles，chatting and telling each other jokes．And（58）D，in their hundreds，more young people continued to make their way up the mountain to（59）Dthe brightly shining moon．
By midnight，the fireworks had stopped shooting up from the（60）Bcity in the valley below them．But during the night，the sound continued to be heard from the distance．
| 41．A．let out | B．gave out | C．came out | D．set out |
| 42．A．into | B．at | C．of | D．from |
| 43．A．burning | B．used | C．exploding | D．broken |
| 44．A．lit | B．bought | C．piled | D．removed |
| 45．A．patiently | B．calmly | C．worriedly | D．excitedly |
| 46．A．silver | B．new | C．colorful | D．gold |
| 47．A．mountains | B．valleys | C．streets | D．shops |
| 48．A．games | B．meetings | C．sports | D．events |
| 49．A．for | B．to | C．with | D．in |
| 50．A．danced | B．gathered | C．drank | D．shouted |
| 51．A．mountain | B．scene | C．night | D．ground |
| 52．A．on the edge of | B．on the way to | C．in the center of | D．in the direction of |
| 53．A．while | B．until | C．unless | D．though |
| 54．A．tip | B．back | C．top | D．bottom |
| 55．A．inside | B．near | C．off | D．across |
| 56．A．fond | B．little | C．full | D．free |
| 57．A．jumped | B．sat | C．stood | D．bent |
| 58．A．so | B．even | C．yet | D．still |
| 59．A．follow | B．show | C．notice | D．admire |
| 60．A．clean | B．gray | C．peaceful | D．empty |
9．When my son，Justin，was four，he found a caterpillar （毛虫） and put it in a jar（罐子）．Each day he fed it with fresh grass and leaves．In a few weeks we discovered it （41）Bitself in a cocoon （茧）．
Justin was excited．He knew a moth （蛾） or butterfly was about to be（42）A，but he didn't know what kind．He was （43）Dto know what gift nature was about to give him．
"Dad!"shouted the boy while running to me one day．"Something's （44）B．Come see!"
He led me to his room．The cocoon had become half transparent（半透明的） and we could （45）Athe wings of the unborn．Soon，a moth broke free from the cocoon，and laid eggs completing the life（46）Cof the little caterpillar．
The next day，I convinced Justin it was time to set the moth free．He took it（47）D，opened the jar，and the little moth flew out．It（48）Cthe yard twice，came back，and landed on Justin's arm．He picked it up，tossed it in the air，and the moth repeated its（49）Apattern．He tried over and over，but each time it would（50）Dto his arm．
Justin（51）B．He put his little pet back to the jar．The next day he attempted to set it free again，and after a few repetitions of the same behavior，the moth（52）Cflew off into the grass．
Like a （53）A，I believe the moth was afraid to leave what it was comfortable with．It wanted to stay with something （54）D，scared to move on and experience something unknown．
I was once that little moth．My cocoon was my mother's（55）A，in which I was comfortable．Like the moth，I didn't want to fly too far away from it．I was （56）Cwhen my first job required me to move to a new city．What would I find there？I liked （57）BI was．
Humans are creatures of （58）C．We resist change．However，if I hadn't moved，I would not have experienced many（59）Band wonderful things or met many of my friends．So each move gave me the（60）Dto learn and experience，but best of all，I met friends．
Justin was excited．He knew a moth （蛾） or butterfly was about to be（42）A，but he didn't know what kind．He was （43）Dto know what gift nature was about to give him．
"Dad!"shouted the boy while running to me one day．"Something's （44）B．Come see!"
He led me to his room．The cocoon had become half transparent（半透明的） and we could （45）Athe wings of the unborn．Soon，a moth broke free from the cocoon，and laid eggs completing the life（46）Cof the little caterpillar．
The next day，I convinced Justin it was time to set the moth free．He took it（47）D，opened the jar，and the little moth flew out．It（48）Cthe yard twice，came back，and landed on Justin's arm．He picked it up，tossed it in the air，and the moth repeated its（49）Apattern．He tried over and over，but each time it would（50）Dto his arm．
Justin（51）B．He put his little pet back to the jar．The next day he attempted to set it free again，and after a few repetitions of the same behavior，the moth（52）Cflew off into the grass．
Like a （53）A，I believe the moth was afraid to leave what it was comfortable with．It wanted to stay with something （54）D，scared to move on and experience something unknown．
I was once that little moth．My cocoon was my mother's（55）A，in which I was comfortable．Like the moth，I didn't want to fly too far away from it．I was （56）Cwhen my first job required me to move to a new city．What would I find there？I liked （57）BI was．
Humans are creatures of （58）C．We resist change．However，if I hadn't moved，I would not have experienced many（59）Band wonderful things or met many of my friends．So each move gave me the（60）Dto learn and experience，but best of all，I met friends．
| 41．A．caught | B．wrapped | C．developed | D．protected |
| 42．A．born | B．changed | C．raised | D．created |
| 43．A．upset | B．content | C．lucky | D．curious |
| 44．A．disappearing | B．happening | C．spreading | D．cracking |
| 45．A．identify | B．feel | C．forecast | D．estimate |
| 46．A．span | B．task | C．cycle | D．project |
| 47．A．inside | B．down | C．aside | D．outside |
| 48．A．explored | B．searched | C．circled | D．abandoned |
| 49．A．flight | B．game | C．ceremony | D．adventure |
| 50．A．stick | B．refer | C．turn | D．return |
| 51．A．kept up | B．gave up | C．looked up | D．turned up |
| 52．A．casually | B．desperately | C．finally | D．hesitatingly |
| 53．A．human | B．butterfly | C．caterpillar | D．pet |
| 54．A．friendly | B．similar | C．pleasant | D．familiar |
| 55．A．love | B．instruction | C．advantage | D．expectation |
| 56．A．thrilled | B．crazy | C．afraid | D．annoyed |
| 57．A．what | B．where | C．how | D．who |
| 58．A．emotion | B．conscience | C．habit | D．ambition |
| 59．A．odd | B．new | C．funny | D．vital |
| 60．A．courage | B．pleasure | C．motivation | D．Opportunity |
8．It was the golden season．I could see the yellow leaves （41）Ain the cool（42）B．In such a season，I liked walking alone in the leaves，listening to the sound of them．Autumn is a （43）Dseason and life is uninteresting．The free days always make me （44）C．But one day，the sound of a violin（45）Binto my ears like a stream flowing in the mountains．I was so surprised that I jumped to see what it was．A young girl，standing in the wind，was （46）Bin playing her violin．I had （47）Dseen her before．The music was so attractive that I listened quietly．Lost in the music，I didn't realize that I had been （48）Cthere for so long but my （49）Adid not seem to disturb her．Leaves were still falling．Every day she played the violin in the corner of the building．（50）CI went downstairs to watch her performance，I was the only audience．The autumn seemed no longer lonely and life became （51）C．（52）Dwe didn't know each other，I thought we were already good friends．I believed she also liked me．Autumn was nearly over．One day，when I was listening devotedly，the sound suddenly stopped．To my （53）A，the girl came over to me．
"You must like violin，"she said．
"Yes．And you play very well．Why did you stop？"I asked．
Suddenly，a （54）Aexpression appeared on her face and I could feel something unusual．
"I came here to see my grandmother，but now I must leave．I once played very badly．It was your listening every day that （55）Cme．"she said．
"In fact，it was your playing （56）Cgave me a meaningful autumn．"I answered．"Let us be friends．"
The girl smiled and I smiled．
I never heard her play again in my life．I no longer went （57）Bto listen like before．Only thick leaves were left behind．But I will always remember the fine figure of the girl．She is like a goddess； so short，so bright，like a shooting star giving off so much light that it makes the autumn beautiful．There are many kinds of friends．Some are always（58）Cyou，but don't understand you．Some say only a few words to you，but are close to you．Many people will step in your life，but only （59）Afriends leave footprints．
I shall always recall the autumn and the girl with the （60）D．She will always bring back the friendship between us．I know she will always be my best friend．
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"You must like violin，"she said．
"Yes．And you play very well．Why did you stop？"I asked．
Suddenly，a （54）Aexpression appeared on her face and I could feel something unusual．
"I came here to see my grandmother，but now I must leave．I once played very badly．It was your listening every day that （55）Cme．"she said．
"In fact，it was your playing （56）Cgave me a meaningful autumn．"I answered．"Let us be friends．"
The girl smiled and I smiled．
I never heard her play again in my life．I no longer went （57）Bto listen like before．Only thick leaves were left behind．But I will always remember the fine figure of the girl．She is like a goddess； so short，so bright，like a shooting star giving off so much light that it makes the autumn beautiful．There are many kinds of friends．Some are always（58）Cyou，but don't understand you．Some say only a few words to you，but are close to you．Many people will step in your life，but only （59）Afriends leave footprints．
I shall always recall the autumn and the girl with the （60）D．She will always bring back the friendship between us．I know she will always be my best friend．
| 41．A．flying | B．trembling | C．growing | D．shaking |
| 42．A．snow | B．wind | C．water | D．rain |
| 43．A．lively | B．lovely | C．harvest | D．lonely |
| 44．A．tiring | B．disturbed | C．bored | D．interested |
| 45．A．fled | B．floated | C．rushed | D．grew |
| 46．A．active | B．lost | C．busy | D．kept |
| 47．A．sometimes | B．usually | C．often | D．never |
| 48．A．waiting | B．stopping | C．standing | D．hearing |
| 49．A．existance | B．thought | C．steps | D．breath |
| 50．A．Where | B．So | C．When | D．But |
| 51．A．hopeless | B．moved | C．meaningful | D．boring |
| 52．A．As | B．However | C．Even | D．While |
| 53．A．astonishment | B．sadness | C．delight | D．satisfaction |
| 54．A．sad | B．good | C．happy | D．surprised |
| 55．A．surprised | B．excited | C．encouraged | D．interested |
| 56．A．it | B．which | C．that | D．who |
| 57．A．in | B．downstairs | C．out | D．upstairs |
| 58．A．against | B．for | C．with | D．to |
| 59．A．true | B．young | C．new | D．old |
| 60．A．sound | B．song | C．play | D．violin |