One day a mother rat and her babies were out in an open field. They were playing and having a good time when   26  a hungry cat came on the scene! It hid   27  a big tree and then   28  forward through the tall grass   29  it could almost hear them talk.  30  the mother rat and her babies knew   31  had happened, the cat   32  from its hiding place and started to run   33  them.
The mother rat and her babies all   34  at once. They hurried towards   35  home, which was under a pile of large stones.   36  the baby rats were   37  frightened that they could not run very   38 . Closer and closer the cat came. In no time the cat would be upon   39 . What was to be done?
The mother rat stopped running,   40  round and faced the cat,   41，"Bow Wow! Bow Wow! "just like   42  angry dog. The cat was so surprised and   43  that it ran away.
The mother rat turned to the babies, "Now you see  44  important it is to learn 45   second language!"

He’ll be _____upon us at any moment.

A. burst out        B. bursting up          C. bursting in        D. burst forth.

One day a mother rat and her babies were out in an open field. They were playing and having a good time when   26  a hungry cat came on the scene! It hid   27  a big tree and then   28  forward through the tall grass   29  it could almost hear them talk.  30  the mother rat and her babies knew   31  had happened, the cat   32  from its hiding place and started to run   33  them.

The mother rat and her babies all   34  at once. They hurried towards   35  home, which was under a pile of large stones.   36  the baby rats were   37  frightened that they could not run very   38 . Closer and closer the cat came. In no time the cat would be upon   39 . What was to be done?

The mother rat stopped running,   40  round and faced the cat,   41，"Bow Wow! Bow Wow! "just like   42  angry dog. The cat was so surprised and   43  that it ran away.

The mother rat turned to the babies, "Now you see  44  important it is to learn 45   second language!"

1.                A．naturally        B．suddenly        C．nearly    D．certainly

2.                A．on            B．between        C．by   D．behind

3.                A．crawled(爬)     B．jumped         C．looked   D．put

4.                A．before         B．when          C．until D．while

5.                A．Before         B．After           C．Unless    D．Otherwise

6.                A．where         B．what           C．which    D．when

7.                A．jumped         B．started         C．jumping  D．starting

8.                A．over           B．through         C．after D．against

9.                A．runing away     B．ran away        C．run away  D．to run away

10.               A．to             B．for            C．its    D．their

11.               A．Because        B．But            C．Thus  D．Although

12.               A．as             B．very           C．so    D．much

13.               A．freely          B．hardly          C．soon  D．quickly

14.               A．ahead          B．down          C．that  D．them

15.               A．turned         B．walked         C．jumped   D．ran

16.               A．saying          B．said           C．shouting   D．shouted

17.               A．a             B．an             C．their  D．that

18.               A．pleased        B．excited         C．frightened D．worried

19.               A．so             B．why           C．what  D．how

20.               A．\              B．the            C．a D．an

    The summer holiday will be upon us, which means it’s time to talk about holiday movies.There aren’t necessarily the 10 best films, but they all have something that caught our eye.

Setember 1

    New Line Cinema

    The nativity story

    The passion of thechrist broke the box office reord with its lifelike portrayal(描写) of Jesus’death. Now coms Nativity, the story of events leading up to his birth.

    The big player here, as you might exepct, is Mary. She is played by young Keisha Castle-Hughes, an Oscar nominee for 2002’s Whale Rider. The director has Texas ties: Catherine Hardwicke is a McAllen native whose two previous films, Thirteen and Lords of Dogtown, both had a great deal of visual and dramatic energy.

Setember 8

Touchstone

Apocalypto

Speaking of Passion, folks have been taliking about Mel Gibson’s newmayan civilization epic for some time. Then all HELL Broke Loose, the filmmaker complains about Jews during a traffic stop, and this will also be rreleased beneath a cloud of controversy(争议).

Setember 15

DreamWorks Pictures

Eragon

Remember playing Dungeons and Dragons when you were a kid? Oh, that was the kid you used to pick on? Well, still, we’ve been hearing about Eragon for more than year, and the giant dragon egg is finally ready to hatch.

Based on the novel by Christopher Paolini, Eragon tells a story of a farm boy who comes upon a dragon egg and follows his destiny to defend his native land against an evil king. The dragon acting promises to be grand, though it sounds like Frodo should be asking for royalties.

Setember 22

Universal Pictures

The Good Shepherd

Robert De Niro steps behind the camera to helm The Good Shepherd, a story of the early CIA as seen through ghe eyes of agent Edward Wilson (Matt Damon).

The great actor gets a fine cast to play with. William Hurt, Michael Gambon, John Turturro, Angelina Jolie are all along for the ride.

1.The most stitable film for a child might be           .

A. The Nativity story

B. Apocalypto

C. Eragon

D. The Good Shepherd

2.If you want to see the film directed by Bobert De Niro, you should go to           .

A. New Line Cinema

B. Touchstone

C. DreamWorks Pictures

D. Universal Picture

3.The movie whose future is in doubt will be released on          .

  A．Setember 1    B．Setember 8 

C．Setember 15   D．Setember 22

4.What’s the purpose of the passage?

  A．To introduce some films to be released．   

  B．To encourage people to enjoy themselves．

  C．To give some advice on spending summer holidays．

  D．To comment on some new films．