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The manager of a small building company(
“Well,”the workman answered, “you remember the house we were 4 in Newbridge last week, 5 ? One of the things we had to do there was to put in some new electric wiring. Well, in one place we had to pass some wires through a pipe 6 and about an inch across, which was built into solid stone and had four big bends in it. 7 could think how to do this 8 I had a good idea. I went to a shop and 9 two mice, one of them male(雄性) and the other female(雌性).
Then I tied(扎，绑)
a thread to the body of the male mouse and put him into the pipe at one end 10 Tom
held the female mouse at the other end and pressed her gently to make her squeak(
The manager 15 the bill for the white mice.
1. A. surprised B. sorry
C. strange D. pleased
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2. A. took out B. sent for
C. called at D. brought with
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3. A. to be sent B. to send
C. send D. sent
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4. A. built B. cleaning
C. repairing D. looking
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5. A. do you remember B. didn’t you
C. don’t you D. do you think so
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6. A. thirty-feet-long B. thirty foots long
C. thirty feet long D. thirty foot long
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7. A. None of us B. No of us
C. No one of we D. None us
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8. A. after B. when
C. until D. unless
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9. A. caught B. bought
C. sold D. sent
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10. A. as B. so
C. while D. when
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11. A. pipe B. pole
C. rope D. wire
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12. A. even thought B. in fact
C. as though D. such enough
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13. A. difficult B. impossible
C. helpful D. easy
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14. A. along B. through
C. inside D. towards
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15. A. received B. agreed
C. paid D. found
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A．stands
B．stand
C．does stand
D．do stand
The manager was very surprised to get a bill for two white mice which one of his workman had bought when he came into his office. He 1 the workman and asked him 2 he had had the bill sent to him.
“Well”, the workman answered. “You 3 the house which were repairing in New bridge last week, don't you? One of the things we had to do was to 4 some wires through pipe thirty feet 5 and about an inch across, 6 was built into solid stone and had four big bends in it. 7 of us could think how to do this 8 I had a good idea. I went to a shop and 9 two white mice, one of them male(雄性) and the other female(雌性). Then I 10 a thread to the body of the male mouse and out him into the 11 at one end, while Bill held the female mouse at the other end and patted her 12 to make her squeak(吱吱叫) . When the male mouse heard the female mouse's 13 , he rushed along the pipe to 14 her. I suppose he was a gentleman 15 he was only a mouse. As he 16 through the pipe, he 17 the thread 18 him. It was then quite 19 for us to tie one end of the electric wires and pull them through the pipe. The manager 20 the bill for the white mice.
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April Fool’s Day
April 1 is widely known as April Fool’s day．The custom of sending others on fool’s errands or playing other practical jokes on that day has been existing since at least the Middle Ages．The two most popular explanations in the nineteenth century were that April was a month of variable （that is, “fooling” ） weather, and that the Jews started the custom during Jesus’ passion, by sending him on fool’s errands to various magistrates （Caiaphas, Herod, and finally Pilate） before his crucifixion．
These explanations seem rather unconvincing and here is offered a more reasonable one．（until 1564, March 25 marked the European New Year, and the festivities typically lasted eight days, until April 1．In that year, the calendar changed, and the New Year’s Day became January 1．But not everyone immediately got the message, and those who continued to make the New Year’s visits and offer the traditional presents on April 1 would have been called April fools．Eventually the custom of playing tricks on others was established．
In the United States today, April Fool’s jokes are played mostly by children, who enjoy the holiday immensely．Here are some typical pranks:
---- Calling the zoo and asking to speak to Mr. Lion
---- Putting salt in the sugar bowl
---- Setting the clock back an hour．
--- Saying to a friend, “Oh my．You have four big holes in your coat--buttonholes”
---- Tying a string to a wallet and leaving the wallet in the middle of the sidewalk．When someone stops to pick it up, the prankster yanks it out of reach．
1．On April 1, the typical practice is to ．
A. humiliate others． B．Play tricks on others．
C. Send parents to others． D．Call others “fools”．
2．According to the 19th-century explanations, the origin of this custom was related to ．
A. Jesus’passion． B．The weather of the month．
C．The ignorance of people． D．Both A and B
3．According to the more reasonable explanation, in Europe, the New Year’s Day was in 1564．
A．January 1 B．March 1 C．March 25 D．April 1
4．According to the passage, enjoy this holiday most．
A．Children B．The middle-aged C．the elders D．Housewives
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Tennis is very popular with people of all ages throughout the world. The tennis world has four big 1 , which are Wimbledon, the French Open, the US Open and the Australian Open. The best tennis 2 in the world can be found from these championships. All of these championships are held 3 a year, and they each give 4 , or titles, for different kinds of tennis competition.
Tennis players may 5 in singles where only one person plays, women's or 6 doubles where two women or two men play as a team, or 7 doubles where one man and one woman play 8 as one team.
9 a player holds the singles prize or title 10 all four of the big tennis competitions at 11 time, the player has 12 “grand slam” of tennis, the biggest title. This is very 13 to do so. Since 1969, only 14 people have won the grand slam. The grand slam has been won by two women-Margaret Court from Australia in 1970 and Steff Graf from Germany in 1988．The 15 man to win the grand slam was Rod Leaver from Australia in 1969．Even though it may be difficult to win all four singles titles in one year, there are 16 famous tennis players from around the world who have won quite a few singles titles. Sometimes these players win two or even 17 titles in one year, but they cannot 18 in winning the grand slam.
In single's competitions, Margaret Court holds the 19 by far for winning the most titles during the years in which she played tennis. She won a 20 of 24 women's singles titles between 1960 and 1973, Martina Novratilove holds eighteen titles from women's singles competitions, and Bille-Jean King holds 12.
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