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Many years ago,I taught in a primary school. I'll never forget the 1 there. Mark was a student in my class. He was an 11-year-old orphan (孤儿) . He did not talk often in class. In my eyes,he was the 2 student in the class.

Mark often helped me clean the classroom 3 school. As Christmas was coming near,4 ，Mark did not 5 after school any more. Every day,he ran away from the classroom 6 after school.

The last school day before Christmas,Mark 7 into the classroom late that afternoon and said to me, "I have a gift for you. " He opened his hands. And 8 was a small box. I knew that he had been 9 the little box for me.

"It's beautiful,Mark. Is there 10 in it?" I asked while opening the box. "Oh,you can't see what's in it," he said. "And you can't touch it,but Mother always said it would make you 11 good all the time,warm on cold nights,and safe when you are 12 ."

I looked at the 13 box. "What is it,Mark?" I asked. "What will make me feel so good?" "It's love," he answered.

Even now,I 14 that small box in my living room and when my friends come,I tell them there is love in it. The box of love is the best Christmas gift I've 15 got.

( ) 1. A. teaching B. name C. experience D. scenes

( ) 2. A. happiest B. cleverest C. quietest D. saddest

( ) 3. A. before B. during C. over D. after

( ) 4. A. however B. whatever C. therefore D. whenever

( ) 5. A. stay B. remain C. leave D. study

( ) 6. A. quietly B. quickly C. carefully D. easily

( ) 7. A. came B. moved C. got D. arrived

( ) 8. A. here B. there C. now D. where

( ) 9. A. doing B. repairing C. making D. producing

( ) 10. A. something B. nothing C. anything D. everything

( ) 11. A. feel B. seem C. look D. smell

( ) 12. A. dangerous B. alone C. happy D. embarrassed

( ) 13. A. full B. beautiful C. empty D. ugly

( ) 14. A. have B. keep C. buy D. sell

( ) 15. A. always B. last C. never D. ever

1. C由下文可知，作者从未忘记在那儿的经历，故选C。

2. D 由上文可知，Mark是孤儿，故应选D.

3. D

4. A此处表示转折，而且有逗号分开,故应用副词however

5. A Mark放学后未留下来，stay有此意。

6. B连续几天一放学，Mark立刻离开了学校。

7. A 由此句可知，Mark在圣诞节前一天下午又回到了学校。come into意即"进人"。

8. B there be句型表达"有"之意。

9. C make the little box意即"制作那个小盒子"。

10. C是问句，故用anything。

11. A由下文可知,感觉好而温暖，故用feel。

12. B alone表示"一个人"，描述客观事实。

13. C由下文可知，盒子里并没有装什么，故用empty.

14. B作者把盒子保持在自己的起居室中，keep 即此意。

15. D此处加强语气，故选D.

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