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　　1．成人宣誓　2．感谢家长和老师的教育和培养　3．老师送贺卡　4．表演节目

　　注意：

　　1．邮件必须包括以上要点，要适当发挥；

　　2．词数：100左右；

　　3．开头结尾已为你写好。

　　生词：宣誓make an oath　仪式ceremony

　　Dear Tom，

　　Yours

　　Li Hua

Earlier this week I was at a store after the holiday season. While waiting in line, I 　31 a Dad who was stressed out with his two sons waiting in line to buy a car seat for the younger child.

　 The father asked if he could buy the display model because it would be 　32 than the others. The cashier 　33　 that he could buy the display model 　34 that there was no box for it. He said that was just 　35 with him.

　 Then he asked if there were any additional coupons (优惠券) to bring the 　36 down just a little bit more. The cashier was doing her best to 　37 some coupons for this young father, but wasn’t 　38 much of anything in her drawer.

　 I used to be a people-watcher, but as I 　39 this for about five minutes, I was beyond 　40 to help. Before I could really think about it, I found myself digging through my 41　 for the 10 to 15 dollars in coupons.

　 But I found nothing. I gave him $20 cash. The father said he couldn’t 　42　 it, but appreciated my offer. The cashier was 　43 in the same mode as I was in, wanting to help this young family and took the money toward his 　44 with a smile on her face. The seat 45 coming to around $50 instead of the original $90.

　 As the Dad collected his small children and began to 　46 , he looked at me and said, “You really shouldn’t have done that but I thank you so much---you just made certain that we will all get to eat today.”

　 My reply was simple. Be it 　47 or years from now, simply do the same or something extra for someone else you don’t know, and that would 　48 me tenfold (十倍地).

　 The whole experience made me realize that such a small thing can have a huge 　49 in the long run, as long as the chain isn’t 　50 .

Earlier this week I was at a store after the holiday season, and while waiting in line I 　31　 a very stressed out Dad with his two sons waiting in line to purchase a car seat for the younger child.

The father was asking if he could buy the display model because it would be 　 32　 than the others. The cashier 　33　 that he could buy the display model 　 34 that there was no box for it. He said that was just 　 35 with him.

Then he asked if there were any additional coupons（优惠券）to bring the 　36 down just a little bit more. The cashier was doing her best to 　37 some additional savings coupons for this young father; but wasn't 　38 much of anything in her drawer.

I used to be a people-watcher, but found that as I 　39 this activity for about five minutes I was beyond 　40 to help -- and I had no idea why, but before I could really think about it I found myself digging through my 　41 for the 10 to 15 dollars in coupons I knew I had.

But I found nothing. I gave him $20 cash. The father said he couldn’t 　42 it, but appreciated my offer. The cashier was 　43 in the same mode as I was in wanting to help this young family; and took the money toward his 　44 with a smile on her face - the seat 　45 coming to around $50 instead of the original $90+.

As the Dad collected his small children and began to 　46 he looked at me and said, " You really shouldn't have done that but I thank you so much -- you just made certain that we will all get to eat today."

My reply was simple. Be 　47 or years from now, simply do the same or something extra for someone else you don't know; and that would 　48 me tenfold（十倍地）.

What really got to me out of this whole experience is that it made me realize a small thing can have a huge 　49 in the long run; as long as the chain isn't 　50 .

31. A. believed　　　 B. noticed　　　　　　 C. heard　　　　 D. followed

32. A. bigger　　　　 B. taller　　　　 C. nicer　　　　 D. cheaper

33. A. expected　　 B. thought　　　　　　 C. replied　　　 D. disagreed

34. A. if　　　　 B. but　　　　　　　　　 C. until　　　　　　　　 D. unless

35. A. fine　　　　　　 B. wrong　　　 C. hopeful　　　　　　 D. kind

36. A. profit　　　　　 B. cost　　　　　　　　 C. product　　　　　　 D. business

37. A. locate　　　　 B. print　　　　　 C. save　　　　　　　　 D. borrow

38. A. ending up with B. looking forward to C. referring to D. coming up with

39. A. reported　　　 B. recorded　　　　　 C. observed　　　　　 D. felt

40. A. sad　　　　　　 B. moved　　　 C. excited　　　　　　 D. surprised

41. A. model　　　　 B. books　　　　 C. pockets　　　　　　 D. gifts

42. A. appreciate　 B. offer　　　　 C. receive　　　　　　 D. accept

43. A. hardly　　　　 B. obviously　　　　　 C. fortunately　　　　 D. occasionally

44. A. order　　　　　 B. attitude　　　　　　 C. appearance　　　 D. method

45. A. lacked in　　 B. ended up　　　　　 C. went on　　　　　 D. came to

46. A. drive back　 B. turn down　　　　 C. walk away　　　　 D. wake up

47. A. tomorrow　 B. yesterday　　　　　 C. afternoon　　　　 D. morning

48. A. praise　　　　 B. encourage 　　　 C. impress　　　　　　 D. repay

49. A. room　　　　　 B. point　　　　 C. impact　　　　　　 D. shock

50. A. valuable 　　 B. broken　　　　　　 C. tight　　　　　 D. strong

请阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C、D）中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该选项的标号涂黑。

Earlier this week I was at a store after the holiday season. While waiting in line, I 　31 a Dad who was stressed out with his two sons waiting in line to buy a car seat for the younger child.

　 The father asked if he could buy the display model because it would be 　32 than the others. The cashier 　33　 that he could buy the display model 　34 that there was no box for it. He said that was just 　35 with him.

　 Then he asked if there were any additional coupons (优惠券) to bring the 　36 down just a little bit more. The cashier was doing her best to 　37 some coupons for this young father, but wasn’t 　38 much of anything in her drawer.

　 I used to be a people-watcher, but as I 　39 this for about five minutes, I was beyond 　40 to help. Before I could really think about it, I found myself digging through my 41　 for the 10 to 15 dollars in coupons.

　 But I found nothing. I gave him $20 cash. The father said he couldn’t 　42　 it, but appreciated my offer. The cashier was 　43 in the same mode as I was in, wanting to help this young family and took the money toward his 　44 with a smile on her face. The seat 45 coming to around $50 instead of the original $90.

　 As the Dad collected his small children and began to 　46 , he looked at me and said, “You really shouldn’t have done that but I thank you so much---you just made certain that we will all get to eat today.”

　 My reply was simple. Be it 　47 or years from now, simply do the same or something extra for someone else you don’t know, and that would 　48 me tenfold (十倍地).

　 The whole experience made me realize that such a small thing can have a huge 　49 in the long run, as long as the chain isn’t 　50 .

完形填空

　　Computer hackers have now got their hands on mobile phones．

　　A phone virus programme can 　1　 your phone do things you have no control over，computer security experts 　2　．It might 　3　the White House or the police，or forward（发送）your personal address book to a marketing company．

　　Or it could simply eat into the phone's operating software，turning it 　4　 and erasing your personal information．

　　Similar viruses have already make mobile phone owners 　5　 in Japan and Europe．

　　Ari Hypponen，chief technical officer of a computer security company in Finland，said a virus can get your 　6　 and send them else-where．And it can record your 　7　．

　　Mobiles are now able to surf the Net，send e-mails and 　8　 software．So they are an easy 　9　 for the same hackers who have sent viruses to computers over the past decade（十年）．

　　“ It's technically 　10　 now，” said Stephen Trilling，director of research at antivirus 　11　 maker Symantec Corp based in the US．“ If the phone is connected to the 　12　，it can be used to transmit（传送）threats and 　13　 targets，just as any computer can．

　　In Japan，if you opened a certain e-mail message 　14　 your mobile，it would cause the phone to repeatedly 　15　 the national emergency number．

　　So phone operators had to 　16　 emergency calls until the 　17　 was removed．

　　In Europe，mobiles'short message service，　18　 SMS，he been used to send codes that could damage phones．

　　Mobile users can 　19　 viruses，of course，by sticking to their traditional phones 　20　 Web links，some experts said．

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