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　　Randy couldn’t wait to get to school. It was Mrs. Anderson’s birthday, and she promised the class a special treat to help her celebrate. Randy knew that Mrs. Anderson was a great baker. She always made the most delicious cakes and cookies for the school bake sales. Randy’s mouth __27__ as he walked into the room and took his seat.
　　Mrs. Anderson had a long covered box on her desk, and the room smelled wonderful from whatever Mrs. Anderson had made. Everyone sniffed the air and smiled in anticipation. __28__ the class was quiet, Mrs. Anderson said, “As promised I have a special treat for you today.”
　　Randy’s stomach growled.
　　“Wait, Mrs. Anderson,” Olivia said. “We have to sing happy birthday first.”
　　Randy sighed. He really wanted to see what Mrs. Anderson had made. But the class always sang on someone’s birthday. So Randy sang __29__, imagining cakes and cookies the whole time.
　　Finally it was time to eat. Randy sat forward in his seat to get a good view of the box. Mrs. Anderson said, “I decided to do something a little __30__today. I wanted to share something really special with you, so I made my grandmother’s famous blueberry muffins.” With a big smile, she uncovered the box.
　　Randy sat back in his seat. Blueberry? Randy didn’t like blueberries. Mrs. Anderson walked around the room, giving out the muffins. When she got to Randy’s desk, he politely said, “No, thank you. I don’t like blueberries.”
　　“Are you sure you don’t want to at least __31__ one?” Mrs. Anderson asked. “You could pick the blueberries out if you’d like.”
　　“No, thank you.” Randy lowered his head. He’d skipped breakfast, and now he was really hungry. He watched his classmates eat the muffins and comment on how delicious they were.
　　Finally Randy couldn’t __32__ it. He was so hungry he didn’t care if the muffins had blueberries. Just as he was about to raise his hand, Mrs. Anderson put a muffin on his desk. “As a birthday present to me, do you think you could at least try one?”
　　sniff: 嗅 anticipation: 期待　　 stomach: 肠胃　　　 growl: 吼叫
　　sigh: 叹息 muffin: 麦芬蛋糕　　　 comment: 评论
　　27. A. dried　　　　 B. opened　　　 C. closed 　　　 D. watered
　　28. A. Once　　　　 B. Before　　　 C. Because　　　 D. Then
　　29. A. alone　　　　 B. along　　　　 C. loudly　　　 D. carefully
　　30. A. different　　B. difficult　　 C. surprising　　 D. interesting
　　31. A. buy　　　　 B. smell　　　　 C. try　　　　　 D. borrow
　　32. A. have　　　　 B. love　　　　 C. hate　　　　　D. take
　

　　27. D 根据前面delicious cakes，可知是流口水了，选D
　　28. A once一旦，符合题意。
　　29. B along跟着，跟随，符合题意。
　　30. A 根据题意，应该是想做一些与众不同的事情，选A
　　31. C try尝试，符合题意。
　　32. D 没有接受，应该用take。
　　　

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A. Wether fingers have wrinkles after they are put in water.

B. Wether wrinkled fingers can hold things more tightly.

C. Why keeping things in water makes them wrinkled.

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B. dry hands hold dry things more tightly than wrinkled hands do.

C. winkled hands hold wet things more tightly than dry hands do.

D. dry hands hold wet things more tightly than wrinkled hands do.

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D. They are not so sensitive as dry fingers.

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Items	Group1	Group2	Group3	Group4
1.answer correctly	66	72	75	77
2.answer quickly	74	79	78	63
3.answer humorously (幽默地)	68	69	80	78
4.speak clearly	87	85	82	87
5.speak loudly	90	92	90	91
6.speak freely	80	82	83	84
7.have a good manner	78	75	74	78
8.co-operate (合作) well	81	64	87	84
Average (平均分)	78	77	81	80

( ) 1. _______ co-operate best of all the groups.

A. The students in Group 1 B. The students in Group 2

C. The students in Group 3 D. The students in Group 4

( ) 2. Group 1 is thought to have spoken as _________ as Group 3.

A. clearly B. loudly C. freely D. quickly

( ) 3. Group 4 did worst in “________”.

A. answer humorously B. speak freely

C. have a good manner D. answer quickly

( ) 4. In “answer correctly”, Group 1 was _____ marks lower than Group 4.

A. 6 B. 9 C. 11 D. 10

( ) 5. Which of the following is NOT true?

A. Group 1 did as well as Group 4 in “have a good manner”.

B. All the groups of Group 3 is 3 marks more than Group 1.

C. The average of Group 3 is 3 marks more than Group 1.

D. Group 3 is the winner of the competition.

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C. He was shocked and asked his colleague to come.

D. He gave him more money without thinking.

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C. because he wanted to beg more money

D. because he wanted to show Mark the way

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C. The old man sold something cheap to make a living.

D. Mark didn't give the old man anything at the beginning.

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B. He felt pity for the old man.

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