Karen,Judy and I were back in the classroom after lunch. All of the other students were still outside. ^t4Look what I have found ,” said Karen,holding up a box filled with short pieces of chalk in every 1 of the rainbow. “Wow!What fun it would be to write on the chalkboard while 2 is outside”’ Judy said.

“But Mrs Eiffler doesn’t allow writing on the chalkboard”’ I said,already feeling guilty (有罪恶感的) 3 we had not yet done a thing.

“Don’t be afraid，Janet. No one will ever know,” said Karen,reaching into the box and 4 out a piece of chalk.

“Right,and we’re 5 . No one will tell on us. Judy was already drawing a house.

I finally 6 my friends in the artwork,wanting to be part of what was going on,but afraid of being

caught. I knew well that we were 7 not one,but two class rules. The second rule was that no one was allowed to stay inside at noon without a written excuse from home if the weather was nice.

Trying different colours,we drew houses,trees and other things. It was fun!All the time we were 8 the clock,knowing that our fun would be over if anyone walked into the room.

“We’d better get this board cleaned off before Mrs Eiffler comes back ,” said Judy. Finally,everything came off …but my name!

In disbelief,I looked at the chalk in my hand. On closer 9 ,it wasn’t chalk at all,but a piece of white colour crayon mixed in with the chalk.

After cleaning the board,my name came off all right,but while removing it,we 10 an abrasion (磨损) on the chalkboard.

We were just sitting at our desks as the bell rang and the other students began entering the room. Mrs Eiffler 11 asked about the abrasion and maybe never noticed it. But I did. Every time I walked past the chalkboard,I remembered.

The lesson I learned that day is one Til never forget, even though over forty years have passed since the event. “No one will ever know” is never true. Even if no one else 12 ,God knows and I know. Sometimes

living with a guilty conscience (良心) is punishment enough.

1. A. shape   B. colour   C. kind   D. size

2. A. everyone   B. anyone   C. no one   D. someone

3. A. if   B. after   C. because   D. although

4. A. drawing   B. carrying   C. sending   D. giving

5. A. brave   B. smart   C. safe   D. crazy

6. A. asked   B. taught   C. refused   D. joined

7. A. breaking   B. trying   C. writing   D. fighting

8. A. noticing   B. watching   C. setting   D. studying

9. A. discussion   B. operation   C. examination   D. introduction

10. A. painted   B. copied   C. created   D. left

11. A. just   B. never   C. once   D. still

12. A. works out   B. goes out   C. finds out   D. looks out

15. She said that she for someone to help her.

   A. waits   B. was waiting   

    C. is waiting   D. wait

14. 1 don't know he will come tomorrow. he comes，I'll tell you.

   A. if ; Whether   B. whether; Whether  

     C. if;That   D. if;If

13. — What are you looking for?

--My car key. I don't remember yesterday.

   A. where will I put it   B. where did I put it   C. where I put it      D. where I will put it

12. 1   the newspaper and didn't find anything interesting.

   A. looked through   B. looked after   

    C. tried on   D. tried out

11. —Your English is so good.

—Thank you. I it since I was six years old.

   A. learn   B. have learned   

   C. will learn   D. learned

10. — Have a nice trip!

-Thanks. I'll call you as soon as I .

   A. will arrive   B. was arriving  

   C. arrive   D. arrived

9. The building Tony talked about is the Capital Museum.

   A. who   B. which   C. whom   D. whose

8. Bob, turn down the TV, please. I_on the phone

一OK，sorry.

   A. talk   B. talked  

  C. am talking   D. have talked

7. The 30th Olympic Games in London in 2012.

   A. hold   B. are held   C. held   D. were held