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Many many years ago, there was a very small twon named Hamelin in England. This town was 1 of rats all the time. They 2 the cats and the dogs, and they bit the 3 . They ran around everywhere, in the ceiling, on the tables, and in the 4 . They ate up all the food 5 people could get rid of them from the town. 6 the head of that town said, “ 7 anybody can wipe out the rats, I shall 8 his fifty thousand pounds.” A few days later, a 9 came to this town. He had a pipe in his hand, and he knew 10 to play it very well. He began to 11 his pipe. The rats heard the 12 and liked it very much. So they all came out and danced after him. They 13 him to the river and jumped in, and there they were all 14 . Since then there were no 15 rats in that town. The piper went to the 16 , and asked for his money. But the head 17 to pay him the money. The piper was very 18 , and went away 19 saying anything. The next day, he blew his pipe 20 . All the children in the town heard it. They went in it one by one and it was suddenly closed, none of them came out again.
1．
[ ]
A．tired
B．full
C．proud
D．kind
2．
[ ]
A．killed
B．liked
C．raised
D．played
3．
[ ]
A．children
B．women
C．men
D．babies
4．
[ ]
A．beds
B．desks
C．gardens
D．holes
5．
[ ]
A．after
B．during
C．before
D．as
6．
[ ]
A．At first
B．First
C．Last
D．At last
7．
[ ]
A．If
B．As
C．Because
D．Since
8．
[ ]
A．lend
B．make
C．give
D．borrow
9．
[ ]
A．singer
B．piper
C．painter
D．doctor
10．
[ ]
A．what
B．how
C．why
D．where
11．
[ ]
A．take
B．put
C．blow
D．hear
12．
[ ]
A．song
B．music
C．piper
D．voice
13．
[ ]
A．ran
B．sent
C．led
D．followed
14．
[ ]
A．wet
B．excited
C．sad
D．drowned (淹死)
15．
[ ]
A．less
B．bigger
C．better
D．longer
16．
[ ]
A．head
B．river
C．town
D．office
17．
[ ]
A．agreed
B．refused
C．tried
D．wanted
18．
[ ]
A．angry
B．happy
C．hungry
D．tired
19．
[ ]
A．with
B．without
C．except
D．besides
20．
[ ]
A．well
B．badly
C．again
D．soon
答案：B;A;D;A;C;D;A;C;B;B;C;B;D;D;D;A;B;A;B;C
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