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It was 4 o¨ clock in the morning when I received the phone call.

^This is the emergency room calling and your son was just 31 in with severe burns on his face, neck and arms. We have called for a (n) 32 and are going to fly him to the burn unit in Seattle. ̄ Seattle was 350 miles from his college, so we knew immediately this was 33 .

The doctor described the 34 , which caused the burns. Our son and his friends decided to barbecue hamburgers in the courtyard of their apartment. When they 35 the charcoal(直命), it burst into flames because they had sprayed too much gasoline(petrol). The flames 36 my son¨s shirt tail(和畏) and shot from his waist to well over his head.

37 , one of the boys was quick-minded, grasped(廛廖) my son, and 38 him on the grass. While it saved his life, it was not in 39 to save him from severe burns and the terrible scars(彬位).

After he 40 from the treatments, the doctors told him they would not do plastic surgery(屁否) for 6 months 41 it takes that long for the skin to stop shrinking(抹邦) and wrinkling(軟帙). So, he had to return to college with scars typical of severe burns.

When I was a child, my mother told my sister, who had a 10-inch, very 42 scar on her arm, ^Nancy, if you ignore the scar, other people will ignore it. It does not mean they will not 43 it, but it means it will not matter to them if it doesn¨t matter to you. ̄

I 44 this wisdom on to my son. He took my advice to his 45 and returned to school with his head held high!!glad he was alive.

By the end of the six-month waiting period, he decided that the scars did not 46 , so he made the 47 to give up any plastic surgery.

We all have ^scars ̄ that we believe 48 people to keep away from us. And we spend a lot of time thinking that if only we looked differently, or dressed differently, people would like us better.

But you see, people will only judge you by your looks, or your clothes, if you are judging yourself by these same 49 standards. Put your imperfections out of your mind and concentrate on what you value 50 yourself, and your beauty will shine through.

31. A. brought          B. given           C. turned              D. showed

32. A. doctor           B. hospital          C. aircraft          D. ambulance

33. A. serious              B. terrible          C. dangerous           D. important

34. A. event            B. process         C. reason              D. accident

35. A. got                  B. lit              C. burned             D. moved

36. A. took             B. held            C. caught              D. attracted

37. A. Fortunately           B. Surprisingly      C. Happily          D. Slowly

38. A. pushed              B. threw           C. dropped         D. rolled

39. A. shape           B. place           C. fact             D. time

40. A. benefited         B. recovered        C. suffered         D. relaxed

41. A. if               B. while            C. because         D. although

42. A. normal               B. violent              C. obvious         D. popular

43. A. mention              B. notice              C. laugh           D. hide

44. A. sent             B. kept            C. handed          D. passed

45. A. heart            B. life             C. practice         D. consideration

46. A. grow            B. matter              C. exist            D. appear

47. A. mistake              B. effort            C. decision         D. request

48. A. invite            B. cause              C. allow            D. remind

49. A. false            B. strict            C. attractive        D. general

50. A. by                  B. over            C. beyond          D. within

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    Rod always used to laugh at the idea of flying saucers. "If there are people in 1 out space,"he      2 say, "they won't want to come here, will they?

          

    But 3 was before Rod had a very strange experience´One summer     evening, just as he 4 to go to bed, Rod heard a low humming      5 outside,6 thousands of bees. He looked out of his bedroom window. In the field at the end of the garden he saw      7 bright objects coming down. As they landed, their lights went off and the fields became dark. Rod decided to 8 from the wall at the end of his garden.

          

    From there he could see the      9 objects quite clearly. There were twelve of them 10 and they were long and thin, like huge cigars (�穡�). In the centre of the machines he could just 11 a group of     figures (繁麗), all 12 space suits. They 13 to be having a meeting.

             

    As he stood there, Rod      14 sure that these men were from outer space. Their machines were the famous 15 . Rod also believed that they came from outer space. Rod also believed that they came from a quiet, peaceful planet, 16 unlike the world he lived in. And he wanted to 17 them!

             

    At that moment the figures began to move back 18 their machines.          They went inside and the low humming noise began again.      19 the machines lit up . Then the first machine rose into the air, spinning like a wheel. A second one followed it and then a third´

             

    Rod felt terribly 20 . The machines were leaving without him! He jumped 21 the low wall. "Wait!" he shouted" Take me with you! Please!" But as he rushed      22 , a wave of hot air pushed him back and he fell to the ground.

             

    Did he 23 see flying saucers or was it all a dream? Rod is not     sure . But these days, when anyone 24 flying saucers. Rod keeps quiet.     And he is very sad, remembering the happy peaceful 25 he wanted to go     to.

           

(1)  A. an  B. the   C. a   D. (音野)

           

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(2)  A. would B. used to C. was   D. had

  

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(3)  A. it  B. this  C. that  D. what

  

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(4)  A. was getting ready    B. was prepared       

           

   C. was ready        D. prepared 

           

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(5)  A. voice B. noise   C. sound   D. shout

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(6)  A. like  B. as    C. as if   D. as though

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(9) A. funny B. interesting  C. mysterious  D. strange

  

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(10)  A. in all  B. above all  C. first of all  D. all that

  

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(11) A. make of   B. make into  C. make out    D. make up

  

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(12)  A. put     B. appeared   C. dressing    D. had on

  

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(13)  A. were    B. appeared   C. seemed      D. had

  

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(14)  A. got     B. made     C. kept      D. felt

  

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(15)  A. flying saucers  B. spaceship   C. rocket   D. satellite

  

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(16) A. very    B. live     C. quite       D. rather

  

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(17)  A. join    B. live     C. meet      D. see

  

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(18)  A. for     B. towards    C. to        D. into

  

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(19)  A. One another     B. One after another  

  

       C. one and all      D. One by one

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(20)  A. alone   B. sad      C. disappointed  D. anxious 

  

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(21)  A. forward   B. through    C. over      D. on

  

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(22)  A. forward   B. back     C. ahead       D. behind

  

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(23)  A. exactly   B. truly    C. clearly     D. really 

  

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(25)  A. star    B. planet     C. moon      D. Mars

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Signs made up mainly of circles, crosses, or arrows, can occasionally be seen at the entrance of a house. They   1   that a tramp(送惜査) has been there. This special sign-language is often used by tramps to tell their   2   whether the people living in a certain house are hospitable(挫人議) or unfriendly, and to save them the trouble of making unnecessary   3  .

Quite by chance one day, I   4   a real tramp. He is such a rare sight these days that I stopped and   5   him from some distance away. He was dressed just as a tramp would be, in patched trousers and a jacket many sizes   6   big for him. On his head there was a shabby hat and his boots were so worn that they were almost coming   7   pieces. But the man himself looked   8  , as if he had not a care in the world. He put down a small bag by the front gate, and began   9   a sign left by a previous(枠念議) caller. Although the sign was   10   to me, it must have been favorable to him, for his face lit up with   11 . He entered the gate and rang the bell. When the door opened, I saw him   12  his hat. But the conversation that took place was very   13   indeed, for before he said a few words, the door shut loudly in his face. I felt very sorry for him   14   he walked sadly out of the house. But just as quickly, his face lit up again and he moved   15   towards the gate.   16   he stopped, looked at the sign and shook   17   seriously as if he had made a big mistake. Digging deep into his pockets, he took out a piece of   18  , rubbed out the existing sign and   19  a new one in its place. Then he   20   his things and began walking to the next house, whistling as he went along.

1. A. prove           B. suggest            C. explain          D. warn

2. A. fellows         B. readers           C. families         D. masters

3. A. calls               B. cook              C. quarrel             D. visits

4. A. came across      B. came over          C. went through      D. went over

5. A. saw            B. noticed           C. watched          D. examined

6. A. as              B. about             C. too                D. so

7. A. from            B. to                   C. in                 D. by

8. A. happy           B. unhappy           C. disappointed       D. anxious

9. A. drawing          B. wiping            C. using                D. studying

10. A. meaningless     B. known                C. interesting           D. new

11. A. anger          B. hope              C. satisfaction           D. fear

12. A. rise           B. pull              C. hold                B. push

13. A. discouraging      B. short              C. successful            D. special

14. A. since          B. though                C. after            D. as

15. A. slowly     B. directly           C. sadly                D. angrily

16. A. Where          B. There             C. When                D. So

17. A. his hands        B. the gate            C. his head         D. a tree

18. A. chalk          B. wood             C. bread                D. cake

18. A. changed           B. formed           C. developed           D. made

20. A. found         B. held             C. looked for           D. collected

 

臥心楼籾�蠻藝祐隶�>>

Signs made up mainly of circles, crosses, or arrows, can occasionally be seen at the entrance of a house. They   1   that a tramp(送惜査) has been there. This special sign-language is often used by tramps to tell their   2   whether the people living in a certain house are hospitable(挫人議) or unfriendly, and to save them the trouble of making unnecessary   3  .

Quite by chance one day, I   4   a real tramp. He is such a rare sight these days that I stopped and   5   him from some distance away. He was dressed just as a tramp would be, in patched trousers and a jacket many sizes   6   big for him. On his head there was a shabby hat and his boots were so worn that they were almost coming   7   pieces. But the man himself looked   8  , as if he had not a care in the world. He put down a small bag by the front gate, and began   9   a sign left by a previous(枠念議) caller. Although the sign was   10   to me, it must have been favorable to him, for his face lit up with   11 . He entered the gate and rang the bell. When the door opened, I saw him   12  his hat. But the conversation that took place was very   13   indeed, for before he said a few words, the door shut loudly in his face. I felt very sorry for him   14   he walked sadly out of the house. But just as quickly, his face lit up again and he moved   15   towards the gate.   16   he stopped, looked at the sign and shook   17   seriously as if he had made a big mistake. Digging deep into his pockets, he took out a piece of   18  , rubbed out the existing sign and   19  a new one in its place. Then he   20   his things and began walking to the next house, whistling as he went along.

1. A. prove           B. suggest            C. explain          D. warn

2. A. fellows         B. readers           C. families         D. masters

3. A. calls               B. cook              C. quarrel             D. visits

4. A. came across      B. came over          C. went through      D. went over

5. A. saw            B. noticed           C. watched          D. examined

6. A. as              B. about             C. too                D. so

7. A. from            B. to                   C. in                 D. by

8. A. happy           B. unhappy           C. disappointed       D. anxious

9. A. drawing          B. wiping            C. using                D. studying

10. A. meaningless     B. known                C. interesting           D. new

11. A. anger          B. hope              C. satisfaction           D. fear

12. A. rise           B. pull              C. hold                B. push

13. A. discouraging      B. short              C. successful            D. special

14. A. since          B. though                C. after            D. as

15. A. slowly     B. directly           C. sadly                D. angrily

16. A. Where          B. There             C. When                D. So

17. A. his hands        B. the gate            C. his head         D. a tree

18. A. chalk          B. wood             C. bread                D. cake

18. A. changed           B. formed           C. developed           D. made

20. A. found         B. held             C. looked for           D. collected

 

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Marianne, a schoolgirl, was learning to play the piano, and day after day her father  1  behind as she practiced. How patient and loving he was, and how cleverly he  2  Marianne how to play some particularly difficult piece! She was making  3  and that was excellent.

And there, almost lost in the  4  chair, sat Wolfgang, her four-year-old brother,  5  never had to be told to keep  6  when Marianne was practicing.

One evening at sundown the father  7  Marianne¨s shoulder, saying she had done remarkably well.  8  the moment Wolfgang climbed on his father¨s knee and begged to be allowed to  9  the pretty piece Marianne had now mastered.

What a  10  that was! Picking up his baby son, the father  11  ,tapped the tiny nose and said,^Look at your small hands. Why, you  12  span the note�┸膽���yet. You must wait, little man. You must wait.  ̄

There was no end of fun during tea. After dinner Marianne helped clear  13  the dishes when the father lit his pipe(冖遊). But the pipe went  14  . He was on his feet. ^Listen! Listen!  15  is playing the piece better than ever! ̄  16  Marianne was washing dishes in the kitchen.

He   17  following, he went upstairs, the lamp in one hand and his pipein the other. He  18  open the door, and there was little Wolfgang  19  in the darkness. ^I love it so! ̄Whispered the child.

It was the beginning of Mozart¨s life of  20  .

1. A. stood                  B. hid

C. seated                   D. waited

2. A. learned                  B. found

C. showed                   D. asked

3. A. progress                B. repairs

C. experiment                D. practice

4. A. deeply                 B. tiny

C. small                     D. big

5. A. who                       B. whom

C. which                   D. that

6. A. close                  B. away

C. fit                      D. quite

7. A. held                   B. caught

C. patted                   D. seized

8. A. For                   B. At

C. On                      D. By

9. A. learn                    B. listen

C. play                      D. see

10. A. fun                    B. joke

C. piece                     D. job  

11. A. laughed                B. thought

C. nodded                 D. felt

12. A. mustn¨t                  B. can¨t

C. don¨t                    D. shouldn¨t

13. A. down                 B. up

C. off                      D. away

14. A. on                   B. out

C. in                         D. off

15. A. Marianne                B. Wolfgang

C. Mr. Mozart               D. Mrs. Mozart

16. A. And                   B. So

C. But                     D. Or

17. A. children                    B. daughter

C. son                     D. wife

18. A. pushed                 B. left

C. kept                      D. struck

19. A. crying                  B. standing

C. playing                    D. sitting

20. A. study                 B. music

C. piano                    D. school

 

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