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Mr. West stood politely at the 7 of a crowd of women who were 8 forward to try to get to the people who were 9 necklaces and earrings. He tried to move forwards slowly, taking his turn with the others, but more and more women were 10 into the shop the whole time and pushing selfishly 11 him.
After half an hour, he was 12 as far from the people who were selling the necklaces as he had been 13 he came in, and his lunch hour was coming to an end, so he decided to change his 14 of doing things: he put his head down, 15 a sudden loud shout and started to push his way towards the 16 of the crowd as hard as he could.
The women around him became very 17 when they saw what he was doing, and began to 18 him. ^Why can¨t you behave like a gentleman? ̄they shouted.
^Ladies, ̄he 19 them,^I have been behaving like a gentleman for the past half hour, and it has done me no 20 ,so now I am starting to behave like a lady! ̄
1. A. sure B. certain
C. able D. possible
2. A. before B. after
C. till D. within
3. A. promised B. decided
C. agreed D. insisted
4. A. never B. sometimes
C. seldom D. usually
5. A. it B. them
C. that D. those
6. A. hour B. moment
C. minute D. second
7. A. top B. middle
C. edge D. stage
8. A. pulling B. pushing
C. gathering D. managing
9. A. selling B. buying
C. choosing D. seizing
10. A. going B. entering
C. fetching D. coming
11. A. beyond B. past
C. over D. through
12. A. just B. even
C. ever D. already
13. A. where B. until
C. when D. even if
14. A. habit B. way
C. act D. sign
15. A. caught B. attempted
C. blew D. gave
16. A. center B. end
C. front D. back
17. A. patient B. angry
C. curious D. nervous
18. A. pity B. protect
C. refuse D. scold
19. A. hated B. waved
C. explained D. answered
C. respect D. present
臥心楼籾�蠻藝祐隶�>>
Mr. West intended to buy his wife a Christmas present, but he was always very busy, so he was never 1 to find time to go to the shops. At last, when it was the week 2 Christmas, and the shops were very crowded, he 3 that he could not wait any longer. He worked in an office, and 4 had lunch in a restaurant, but one day he bought some sandwiches, ate 5 quickly and went out to a big shop near his office during his lunch 6 .The shop was full of women, who were also buying presents during their lunch hour.
Mr. West stood politely at the 7 of a crowd of women who were 8 forward to try to get to the people who were 9 necklaces and earrings. He tried to move forwards slowly, taking his turn with the others, but more and more women were 10 into the shop the whole time and pushing selfishly 11 him.
After half an hour, he was 12 as far from the people who were selling the necklaces as he had been 13 he came in, and his lunch hour was coming to an end, so he decided to change his 14 of doing things: he put his head down, 15 a sudden loud shout and started to push his way towards the 16 of the crowd as hard as he could.
The women around him became very 17 when they saw what he was doing, and began to 18 him. ^Why can¨t you behave like a gentleman? ̄they shouted.
^Ladies, ̄he 19 them,^I have been behaving like a gentleman for the past half hour, and it has done me no 20 ,so now I am starting to behave like a lady! ̄
1. A. sure B. certain
C. able D. possible
2. A. before B. after
C. till D. within
3. A. promised B. decided
C. agreed D. insisted
4. A. never B. sometimes
C. seldom D. usually
5. A. it B. them
C. that D. those
6. A. hour B. moment
C. minute D. second
7. A. top B. middle
C. edge D. stage
8. A. pulling B. pushing
C. gathering D. managing
9. A. selling B. buying
C. choosing D. seizing
10. A. going B. entering
C. fetching D. coming
11. A. beyond B. past
C. over D. through
12. A. just B. even
C. ever D. already
13. A. where B. until
C. when D. even if
14. A. habit B. way
C. act D. sign
15. A. caught B. attempted
C. blew D. gave
16. A. center B. end
C. front D. back
17. A. patient B. angry
C. curious D. nervous
18. A. pity B. protect
C. refuse D. scold
19. A. hated B. waved
C. explained D. answered
20. A. treasure B. good
C. respect D. present
臥心楼籾�蠻藝祐隶�>>
In spite of the large number of policemen 5 ,it was clear that the group would not be able to get to their waiting car 6 . Word had got out that they had written a new song which would be 7 when they performed at the grand hall that evening. They were now 8 with cries of ^Play something! Play your new song! ̄
Even the police looked 9 when the young men unfolded their instruments and prepared to do one of their numbers as the 10 for getting out of the airport. The crowd settled down and listened to the first 11 of the new song. As soon as it was over, there was a great burst of applause and then everyone started 12 and shouting like crazy. Several young women fainted and had to be carried away by the 13 unit which was standing by. Greedy for more, the crowd 14 a repeat performance. Once again the performers gave in, but when the crowd requested still another song, the group cheerfully but firmly 15 . Now, closely surrounded by the police, they put away their 16 and started towards their car which was some distance away. The crowd pushed forward, but the policemen, 17 arm in arm, prevented anyone from getting through. It took the singers a long time to reach their 18 . Finally, however, they got in and were just about to drive away when a young woman, who had somehow 19 to get past the police, jumped onto the roof of the car. She shouted loudly as two policemen 20 her away and the car began moving slowly through the cheering crowd.
1. A. control B. power
C. rule D. care
2. A. straight B. cheerfully
C. seriously D. directly
3. A. behind B. over
C. across D. at
4. A. ashamed B. alone
C. alike D. alive
5. A. present B. strict
C. pleasant D. careful
6. A. happily B. cheaply
C. properly D. easily
7. A. received B. kept
C. known D. heard
8. A. screamed B. greeted
C. addressed D. called
9. A. surprised B. pleased
C. worried D. puzzled
10. A. excuse B. thanks
C. price D. present
11. A. scene B. performance
C. sound D. sight
12. A. jumping B. running
C. singing D. dancing
13. A. fire B. work
C. club B. rescue
14. A. made B. suggested
C. demanded D. waited
15. A. accepted B. gave in
C. refused D. answered
16. A. shirts B. instruments
C. luggage D. long hair
17. A. stood B. walked
C. looked D. locked
18. A. hotel B. theatre
C. top D. car
19. A. managed B. failed
C. planned D. started
20. A. dragged B. pushed
C. shot D. swept
臥心楼籾�蠻藝祐隶�>>
The four famous rock stars were due to arrive at any moment and a large crowd of young people had gathered at the airport to welcome them. The police found it difficult to keep the crowd under 1 after the plane landed and the performers appeared. They smiled and waved 2 at everybody. Dressed in pink shirts and light blue trousers, and with their long hair and their musical instruments 3 their shoulders, the four young men looked very much 4 .
In spite of the large number of policemen 5 ,it was clear that the group would not be able to get to their waiting car 6 . Word had got out that they had written a new song which would be 7 when they performed at the grand hall that evening. They were now 8 with cries of ^Play something! Play your new song! ̄
Even the police looked 9 when the young men unfolded their instruments and prepared to do one of their numbers as the 10 for getting out of the airport. The crowd settled down and listened to the first 11 of the new song. As soon as it was over, there was a great burst of applause and then everyone started 12 and shouting like crazy. Several young women fainted and had to be carried away by the 13 unit which was standing by. Greedy for more, the crowd 14 a repeat performance. Once again the performers gave in, but when the crowd requested still another song, the group cheerfully but firmly 15 . Now, closely surrounded by the police, they put away their 16 and started towards their car which was some distance away. The crowd pushed forward, but the policemen, 17 arm in arm, prevented anyone from getting through. It took the singers a long time to reach their 18 . Finally, however, they got in and were just about to drive away when a young woman, who had somehow 19 to get past the police, jumped onto the roof of the car. She shouted loudly as two policemen 20 her away and the car began moving slowly through the cheering crowd.
1. A. control B. power
C. rule D. care
2. A. straight B. cheerfully
C. seriously D. directly
3. A. behind B. over
C. across D. at
4. A. ashamed B. alone
C. alike D. alive
5. A. present B. strict
C. pleasant D. careful
6. A. happily B. cheaply
C. properly D. easily
7. A. received B. kept
C. known D. heard
8. A. screamed B. greeted
C. addressed D. called
9. A. surprised B. pleased
C. worried D. puzzled
10. A. excuse B. thanks
C. price D. present
11. A. scene B. performance
C. sound D. sight
12. A. jumping B. running
C. singing D. dancing
13. A. fire B. work
C. club B. rescue
14. A. made B. suggested
C. demanded D. waited
15. A. accepted B. gave in
C. refused D. answered
16. A. shirts B. instruments
C. luggage D. long hair
17. A. stood B. walked
C. looked D. locked
18. A. hotel B. theatre
C. top D. car
19. A. managed B. failed
C. planned D. started
20. A. dragged B. pushed
C. shot D. swept
臥心楼籾�蠻藝祐隶�>>
頼侘野腎
^If you haven't got anything interesting 1 , don't say anything 2 �� ̄ That's 3 mothers and fathers sometimes 4 their young children��It is not rather a good way 5 the children shut up��However, the Maxism may be worth remembering��
If you are 6 speaking 7 , have you 8 had to stand up in front of a crowd, knees trembling to speak? You have almost certainly been bored by one of those public speakers who can make even 9 seem endless��In our new radio series Speak Out, we examine the art of speaking in English, and take a look at the trick people use to draw and hold the attention of an audience��
The series is based on actual speeches 10 during a public speaking competition organized by the English Speaking Union��Every year the ESU invites pupils from schools all 11 Britain to choose a subject then come to London and give their 12 speeches in front of the audience��
The young speakers-all 13 their mid-teens are judged on their general ability, 14 on their originality and mastery of the subject��We have 15 some of the speeches and you will be able to listen to them in the Speak Out programs��
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