One morning Raman, a true master of the art of archery(箭术), invited his favorite student to watch a display of his skill. The student had  36  this more than a hundred times before, but he still obeyed his  37  .

Together, they went into a nearby wood and reached a tall  38  . Raman picked a rose flower and   39  it on one of the branches of the tree. He  40  opened his bag and took out three objects: his   41  , an arrow and a white handkerchief.

Raman stood one hundred paces from the spot where he had placed the  42  . Facing his target, he  43  his student to blindfold(蒙住眼睛) him with the handkerchief. The student did as his teacher   44  .

“How often have you seen me practice the sport of archery?” Raman asked him  45  .

“Every day,” replied his student. “And you have  46  managed to hit the rose from three hundred paces away.”

With his eyes covered by the  47  , Raman placed his feet firmly on the ground and  48  the bowstring(弓弦) with all his strength. Aiming at the rose on the  49  , he let the arrow fly. The arrow whistled through the air,   50  it did not even hit the tree, missing the target by a few meters.

“Did I  51  it?” said Raman, removing the handkerchief from his eyes.

“No, you missed   52  ,” replied the student. “I thought you were going to  53  me the power of thought and your ability to perform magic.”

“I have  54  taught you the most important lesson about the power of thought.” replied Raman. “When you  55  something, concentrate only on that: No one will ever hit a target they cannot see.”

1.A. thought          B. seen           C. heard          D. felt

2.A. teacher          B. boss           C. father         D. monitor

3.A. wall             B. tree           C. pole           D. house

4.A. buried           B. educated       C. signed         D. placed

5.A. first            B. now            C. then           D. finally

6.A. bow              B. hammer         C. apple          D. knife

7.A. arrow            B. shoe           C. flower         D. bag

8.A. advised          B. expected       C. encouraged     D. asked

9.A. planned          B. imagined       C. requested      D. promised

10.A. angrily         B. calmly         C. disappointedly D. sadly

11.A. never           B. almost         C. always         D. also

12.A. cloth           B. handkerchief   C. paper          D. leaf

13.A. drew back       B. brought up     C. held back      D. took off

14.A. ground          B. branch         C. tip            D. root

15.A. and             B. for            C. so             D. but

16.A. touch           B. learn          C. miss           D. hit

17.A. completely      B. suddenly       C. quickly        D. carefully

18.A. show            B. give           C. offer          D. lend

19.A. again           B. even           C. just           D. seldom

20.A. buy             B. find           C. notice         D. want

One morning Raman, a true master of the art of archery (箭术), invited his favorite student to watch a display of his skill. The student had 36 this more than a

hundred times before, but he still obeyed his 37.

Together, they went into a nearby wood and reached a tall 38. Raman picked a rose flower and 39 it on one of the branches of the tree. He 40 opened his bag and took out three objects: his 41, an arrow and a white handkerchief.

Raman stood one hundred paces from the spot where he had placed the 42. Facing his target, he 43 his student to blindfold (蒙住眼睛) him with the handkerchief. The student did as his teacher 44.

“How often have you seen me practice the sport of archery?” Raman asked him 45.

“Every day,” replied his student. “And you have 46 managed to hit the rose from three hundred paces away.”

With his eyes covered by the 47, Raman placed his feet firmly on the ground and 48 the bowstring (弓弦) with all his strength. Aiming at the rose on the 49, he let the arrow fly. The arrow whistled through the air, 50 it did not even hit the tree, missing the target by a few meters.

“Did I 51 it?” said Raman, removing the handkerchief from his eyes.

“No, you missed 52,” replied the student. “I thought you were going to 53 me the power of thought and your ability to perform magic.”

“I have 54 taught you the most important lesson about the power of thought.” replied Raman. “When you 55 something, concentrate only on that: No one will ever hit a target they cannot see.”

1.A. thought B. seen    C. heard    D. felt

2.A. teacher B. boss    C. father   D. monitor

3.A. wall   B. tree     C. pole     D. house

4.A. buried     B. educated     C. signed   D. placed

5.A. first B. now C. then     D. finally

6.A. bow    B. hammer   C. apple    D. knife

7.A. arrow B. shoe     C. flower   D. bag

8.A. advised B. expected    C. encouraged   D. asked

9.A. planned B. imagined    C. requested    D. promised

10.A. angrily B. calmly     C. disappointedly   D. sadly

11.A. never     B. almost   C. always   D. also

12.A. cloth     B. handkerchief     C. paper    D. leaf

13.A. drew back B. brought up   C. held back    D. took off

14.A. ground B. branch C. tip D. root

15.A. and   B. for C. so   D. but

16.A. touch     B. learn    C. miss     D. hit

17.A. completely B. suddenly    C. quickly  D. carefully

18.A. show B. give     C. offer    D. lend

19.A. again B. even C. just D. seldom

20.A. buy   B. find     C. notice   D. want

One morning Raman, a true master of the art of archery(箭术), invited his favorite student to watch a display of his skill. The student had  36  this more than a hundred times before, but he still obeyed his  37  .

Together, they went into a nearby wood and reached a tall  38  . Raman picked a rose flower and  39  it on one of the branches of the tree. He  40  opened his bag and took out three objects: his  41  , an arrow and a white handkerchief.

   Raman stood one hundred paces from the spot where he had placed the  42  . Facing his target, he  43  his student to blindfold(蒙住眼睛) him with the handkerchief. The student did as his teacher   44  .

“How often have you seen me practice the sport of archery?” Raman asked him  45  .

“Every day,” replied his student. “And you have  46  managed to hit the rose from three hundred paces away.”

With his eyes covered by the  47  , Raman placed his feet firmly on the ground and  48  the bowstring(弓弦) with all his strength. Aiming at the rose on the  49  , he let the arrow fly. The arrow whistled through the air,  50  it did not even hit the tree, missing the target by a few meters.

“Did I   51  it?” said Raman, removing the handkerchief from his eyes.

“No, you missed   52 ,” replied the student. “I thought you were going to  53  me the power of thought and your ability to perform magic.”

“I have  54  taught you the most important lesson about the power of thought.” replied Raman. “When you  55  something, concentrate only on that: No one will ever hit a target they cannot see.”

36. A. thought          B. seen             C. heard         D. felt

37. A. teacher          B. boss            C. father         D. monitor

38. A. wall            B. tree             C. pole           D. house

39. A. buried         B. educated        C. signed       D. placed

40. A. first           B. now             C. then             D. finally

41. A. bow          B. hammer       C. apple            D. knife

42. A. arrow       B. shoe            C. flower         D. bag

43. A. advised         B. expected         C. encouraged      D. asked

44. A. planned         B. imagined       C. requested        D. promised

45. A. angrily              B. calmly        C. disappointedly  D. sadly

46. A. never         B. almost          C. always         D. also

47. A. cloth          B. handkerchief   C. paper            D. leaf

48. A. drew back     B. brought up      C. held back      D. took off

49. A. ground          B. branch         C. tip           D. root

50. A. and            B. for           C. so           D. but

51. A. touch         B. learn            C. miss            D. hit

52. A. completely   B. suddenly         C. quickly         D. carefully

53. A. show         B. give             C. offer            D. lend

54. A. again          B. even             C. just           D. seldom

55. A. buy           B. find             C. notice          D. want

One morning Raman, a true master of the art of archery(箭术), invited his favorite student to watch a display of his skill. The student had  36 this more than a hundred times before, but he still obeyed his  37 .
Together, they went into a nearby wood and reached a tall  38 . Raman picked a rose flower and   39 it on one of the branches of the tree. He  40 opened his bag and took out three objects: his   41 , an arrow and a white handkerchief.
Raman stood one hundred paces from the spot where he had placed the  42 . Facing his target, he  43 his student to blindfold(蒙住眼睛) him with the handkerchief. The student did as his teacher   44 .
“How often have you seen me practice the sport of archery?” Raman asked him  45 .
“Every day,” replied his student. “And you have  46 managed to hit the rose from three hundred paces away.”
With his eyes covered by the  47 , Raman placed his feet firmly on the ground and  48 the bowstring(弓弦) with all his strength. Aiming at the rose on the  49 , he let the arrow fly. The arrow whistled through the air,   50 it did not even hit the tree, missing the target by a few meters.
“Did I  51 it?” said Raman, removing the handkerchief from his eyes.
“No, you missed   52 ,” replied the student. “I thought you were going to  53 me the power of thought and your ability to perform magic.”
“I have  54 taught you the most important lesson about the power of thought.” replied Raman. “When you  55 something, concentrate only on that: No one will ever hit a target they cannot see.”