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A great big fellow, weighing around 250 pounds, walked with slow heavy noisy footsteps up to the producer counter in the supermarket. ^Give me 1 a head of cabbage, ̄ he told the clerk.
^All we have are 2 heads, ̄ came the 3 reply.
^I 4 want a whole head, ̄the customer 5 , ^Just half a head. Are you going to sell me half a 6 ? ̄^Wait a minute, ̄said the clerk nervously,^ 7 ask the manager. ̄
She went back 8 the manager was stamping 9 on canned goods. ^Hey, ̄ she said,^there¨s a big, stupid-looking buffalo (邦釘) out 10 who wants me to 11 him half a head of cabbage. Shall I tell the 12 to´ ̄She noticed the manager 13 !not at her, but behind her. 14 , the clerk saw that the big and tall customer had 15 her and heard 16 word. 17 , the clerk 18 back to the manager, ^and this 19 , ̄ she said, ^wants to buy 20 half. ̄
1.A.half B.just C./ D.every
2.A.all B.your C.whole D.half
3.A.warm B.clerk C.loud D.cold
4.A.just B.don¨t C.will D.only
5.A.asked B.demanded C.beg D.said
6.A.cabbage B.thing C.head D.matter
7.A.Let me B.Let¨s C.I D.You
8.A.to B.to place C.to notice D.where
9.A.something B.prices C.letters D.cabbages
10.A.front B.back C.of D.inside
11.A.give B.cut C.throw D.sell
12.A.man B.gentleman C.fool D.customer
13.A.looking B.afraid C.surprising D.staring
14.A.Quickly B.Turning C.Calling D.Shouting
15.A.seen B.followed C.come to D.caught
16.A.every B.her C.a D.some
17.A.Slowly B.Suddenly C.Quickly D.Generally
18.A.went B.turned C.ran D.looked
19.A.man B.customer C.gentleman D.fool
20.A.the other B.another C.a whole D.his
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^All we have are 2 heads, ̄ came the 3 reply.
^I 4 want a whole head, ̄the customer 5 , ^Just half a head. Are you going to sell me half a 6 ? ̄^Wait a minute, ̄said the clerk nervously,^ 7 ask the manager. ̄
She went back 8 the manager was stamping 9 on canned goods. ^Hey, ̄ she said,^there¨s a big, stupid-looking buffalo (邦釘) out 10 who wants me to 11 him half a head of cabbage. Shall I tell the 12 to´ ̄She noticed the manager 13 !not at her, but behind her. 14 , the clerk saw that the big and tall customer had 15 her and heard 16 word. 17 , the clerk 18 back to the manager, ^and this 19 , ̄ she said, ^wants to buy 20 half. ̄
1.A.half B.just C./ D.every
2.A.all B.your C.whole D.half
3.A.warm B.clerk C.loud D.cold
4.A.just B.don¨t C.will D.only
5.A.asked B.demanded C.beg D.said
6.A.cabbage B.thing C.head D.matter
7.A.Let me B.Let¨s C.I D.You
8.A.to B.to place C.to notice D.where
9.A.something B.prices C.letters D.cabbages
10.A.front B.back C.of D.inside
11.A.give B.cut C.throw D.sell
12.A.man B.gentleman C.fool D.customer
13.A.looking B.afraid C.surprising D.staring
14.A.Quickly B.Turning C.Calling D.Shouting
15.A.seen B.followed C.come to D.caught
16.A.every B.her C.a D.some
17.A.Slowly B.Suddenly C.Quickly D.Generally
18.A.went B.turned C.ran D.looked
19.A.man B.customer C.gentleman D.fool
20.A.the other B.another C.a whole D.his
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crossing the street, and an ambulance rushed him to Kings County Hospital. There, when he came
to now and again, the man repeatedly called for his son.
From a worn letter located in his pocket, an emergency room nurse learned that his son was a
marine stationed in North Carolina. Apparently there were no other relatives.
Someone at the hospital called the Red Cross office in Brooklyn, and a request for the boy to
rush to Brooklyn was sent to the Red Cross director of the North Carolina Marine Corps camp.
Because time was short--- the patient was dying--- the Red Cross man and an officer set out in an
army vehicle. They found the young man walking through some marshes (孑夾) in a military exercise.
He was rushed to the airport in time to catch the only plane that might enable him to reach his dying
father.
It was dusk when the young marine walked into the entrance lobby of Kings County Hospital. A
nurse took the tired, anxious serviceman to the bedside.
"Your son is here," she said to the old man. She had to repeat the words several times before the
patient's eyes opened. The medicine he had been given for the pain from his heart attack made his eyes
weak and he could only see the shadow of the young man in Marine Corps uniform standing outside
the oxygen tent. He reached out his hand. The marine wrapped his strong fingers around the old man's
weak ones, squeezing a message of love and encouragement. The nurse brought a chair, so the marine
could sit by the bed.
Nights are long in hospitals, but all through the night the young marine sat there in the dimly lit ward
(押型), holding the old man's hand and offering words of hope and strength. Occasionally, the nurse
urged the marine to rest for a while. He refused.
Whenever the nurse came into the ward, the marine was there, but he paid no attention to her and
the night noises of the hospital --- the banging of an oxygen tank, the laughter of the night staff exchanging
greetings, the cries and breathing of other patients. Now and then she heard him say a few gentle words.
The dying man said nothing, only held tightly to his son through most of the night.
It was nearly dawn when the patient died. The marine placed the lifeless hand he had been holding
on the bed, and went to inform the nurse. While she did what she had to do, he smoked a cigarette, his
first since he got to the hospital.
Finally, she returned to the nurse's station, where he was waiting. She started to offer words of
sympathy, but the marine interrupted her. "Who was that man?" he asked.
"He was your father," she answered, shocked.
"No, he wasn't," the marine replied. "I never saw him before in my life."
"Why didn't you say something when I took you to him?" the nurse asked.
"I knew immediately there'd been a mistake, but I also knew he needed his son, and his son just
wasn't here. When I realized he was too sick to tell whether or not I was his son, I guessed he really
needed me. So I stayed. "
With that, the marine turned and left the hospital. Two days later a message came in from the North
Carolina Marine Corps base informing the Brooklyn Red Cross that the real son was on his way to
Brooklyn for his father's funeral. It turned out there had been two marines with the same name and
similar numbers in the camp. Someone in the personnel office had pulled out the wrong record.
But the wrong marine had become the right son at the right time. And he proved, in a very human
way, that there are people who care what happens to their fellow men.
B. because the old man repeatedly called for his son
C. from a letter found in the old man's pocket
D. form the old man's relatives
B. he was participating in a military exercise
C. he and his fellow soldiers were stuck in marshes
D. he was already with the old man
B. the dying man said a few words to the young man
C. the young marine offered him comfort in the last few hours of the old man's life
D. the night was cold and long, with people coming and going all night
B. when the nurse sensed something strange
C. before the marine came to the nurse's station
D. as soon as he arrived
B. carelessness on the part of someone in the personnel office
C. the wrong records kept in the North Carolina Marine Corps base
D. the wrong information provided by the Brooklyn Red Cross
means that ______.
B. the marine did not tell the truth at the hospital until some time later
C. the marine told the real story about him and the old man
D. the marine made the right decision about what he should do
A teacher was asking one of her pupils some questions, but not even one of the answers was correct. So the teacher __(1)___ to ask him some very simple questions. She hoped that he could give at least one __(2)___ answer.
^Now Sam, ̄said the teacher,^__(3)___ is Waterloo? ̄
^Waterloo? ̄said the boy.^Oh, it's a kind of __(4)___ machine, I think. ̄
The teacher was __(5)___. She shook her head and raised __(6)___ question,^Sam, be __(7)___, please. Now tell me the __(8)___ to a very, very simple question: Who was Washington? ̄
^Well, ̄the answer __(9)___ quickly,^Washington must be the man who uses that washing machine. ̄
The teacher got __(10)___, but she didn't __(11)___. She thought and thought, and at last she thought of the __(12)___ question--if this could be __(13)___ a question: Who is the __(14)___ of the United States now?
Sam thought for a long time, but he had no __(15)___ at all. Then the teacher lost her temper��蕩賑��. She __(16)___,^Bush! ̄Sam looked __(17)___ and sat down.^Stand up! ̄Sam stood up again. He looked __(18)___.^Oh, I'm __(19)___. ̄he said��^I thought you were calling the __(20)___ student. ̄
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One Saturday, some five-or-six-year olds in my neighborhood gathered at the lot to play cowboys. Brian came, 21 the biggest toy gun I¨d ever seen. Before we started, I told him I wanted to borrow it 22 . As soon as we broke up for the 23 , I ran to a far corner of the lot and buried the gun in the soft dirt. I wanted to give Brian a 24 .
Before long, Brian was demanding his gun back. We all walked 25 the lot to the corner, and I dug where I 26 I¨d buried it. No gun. I dug some more. 27 no gun. Brian started shouting, ^Find my gun! ̄ and I started getting 28 . I knew it was somewhere, but the whole corner was looking 29 to me. Everyone stood around and watched 30 I desperately dug at the ground. No one 31 . My eyes started burning, and I knew I was going to cry. I 32 with Brian screaming, ^You bastard! My dad will get you! ̄
That afternoon when I heard Brian calling outside the window, I told Mom everything. She 33 listened to me, then went out to the garage and got the shovel. We 34 Brian outside and the three of us returned to the lot.
35 it was very hot outside, and my mom dug in the heat for an hour. She turned up most of the dirt in that corner, 36 the gun was never found. I stood and watched 37 , and felt worse and worse as she worked and sweated 38 me.
My parents bought Brian a new gun, so he was 39 . Now I realize how lucky I was to have 40 who stood up for me, and that I still needed Mom to help me out of trouble.
21. A. carrying out B. showing off C. picking up D. taking away
22. A. after a moment B. at a time C. in a minute D. for a while
23. A. race B. game C. party D. role
24. A. blow B. test C. chance D. scare
25. A. across B. in C. over D. by
26. A. imagined B. pretended C. thought D. expected
27. A. Also B. Still C. Just D. Indeed
28. A. hot B. hurt C. sick D. angry
29. A. unlikely B. perfect C. the same D. the opposite
30. A. since B. though C. if D. as
31. A. helped B. laughed C. quarreled D. worked
32. A. settled down B. came up C. set out D. ran away
33. A. doubtfully B. calmly C. regretfully D. kindly
34. A. left B. followed C. met D. took
35. A. By now B. Till then C. At last D. So far
36. A. but B. for C. when D. so
37. A. carelessly B. impatiently C. helplessly D. cautiously
38. A. in spite of B. except for C. in favor of D. because of
39. A. satisfied B. moved C. encouraged D. comforted
40. A. all B. someone C. anybody D. one
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