A famous magician (魔术师) came to our city. He gave some   41 . Most of his shows had educational   42 . He taught lessons about health, history and some other things about life through his magic tricks (魔术). Both children and parents   43  his shows, for the fun as well as the 44  .

My mother  45  me to watch one of his shows the day before yesterday. The show taught children not to steal (偷) by describing   46  a person might feel when his or her thing was stolen. In the show, there was a shark. He often stole things and never   47  the owners' feelings. Then one day he found his   48  things were stolen. He was angry and   49 . From that experience, he   50  how worried and angry others would be when their things were   51 . From then on he decided to   52  stealing.

The show was   53 . It made me understand why we shouldn't take what didn't    54  us, I also learned that we shouldn't get happiness from   55  others. Later I recommended (推荐) it to some of my friends, hoping they would also learn something from it while enjoying the wonderful magic.

1.                A．money         B．chances        C．time D．shows

2.                A．challenges      B．mistakes        C．experiences   D．messages

3.                A．missed         B．enjoyed        C．learned   D．remembered

4.                A．education       B．supper         C．friends   D．players

5.                A．took           B．helped         C．wished   D．allowed

6.                A．why           B．how           C．when D．what

7.                A．gave up        B．wrote down     C．cared about   D．laughed at

8.                A．cheap          B．colorful         C．own D．lucky

9.                A．relaxed         B．upset          C．dishonest D．energetic

10.               A．forgot          B．learned        C．disagreed  D．visited

11.               A．lost            B．helpful         C．wrong D．broken

12.               A．start           B．finish          C．stop  D．keep

13.               A．uninteresting    B．new           C．bored D．great

14.               A．make up        B．borrow from     C．depend on D．belong to

15.               A．teaching        B．hurting         C．beating    D．refusing

根据短文内容,判断句子正误。正确的写“A”，不正确的写“B”(5分)
American English and British English are very different. Sometimes this difference is so big that the two seem like different languages!
Some words in British English mean things that are different in American English. For example a “raincoat” (American English) is called a “Mackintosh” in British English. But in America, a mackintosh is a kind of computer.
Most American sayings (谚语) mean nothing to the British. For example, Americans like to say, “Wake up and smell the coffee” which means “wake up and face reality（现实）”. But the British think it is silly-they do not drink coffee in the morning. Instead, most of them drink tea.
Of course, the two languages are the same in many ways. To “call” someone (American English) is to “ring” somebody in Britain. The two languages borrow from each other a lot. But for foreign students learning English, there can be many problems. After all, American English and British English have, over the years, become so different. Foreign students often learn British English, come to the USA, and cannot understand any American English! So you must ask yourself—where do I want to go in the future – America or England? If it is England, you should learn British English. But if you want to study in America, try learning as much true American English as possible. Watch American movies, listen to American songs, read books written in American English, and talk with an American accent (口音) — not a British one!
【小题1】 Some American English and British English are different in meanings.
【小题2】“Mackintosh” is a kind of computer in England.
【小题3】 A lot of Englishmen like drinking coffee in the morning.
【小题4】 British English and American English borrow a lot from each other.
【小题5】 If you want to study in England, you’d better learn British English.

I think you should ______some money ______your friends.
A、borrow; for              B、borrow; from         C、lend; from

I think you should _______ some money _______ your friends.