姜勣��Eighty dollars a month is a large sum in our eyes, but it is nothing to him. Ten minutes is enough for me to work out the problem. Ten years is a short time in human history. Ten miles is a long way. Sixty minutes is an hour. Two and ten is twelve. Two times four is eight. 98 and 3 is 101. 輝隼.壓俯謹秤趨和.匆辛功象囂隈匯崑議圻夸.委宸乂兆簡鹸方心恬匯倖倖議倖悶.聞喘鹸方強簡.泌: Ten years have passed since I left the city. Two plus two is / are four. Two and two make / makes four.

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    For eighty-four days the old man did not catch any fish. People   said that he was 1. But the old man still 2 the sea. He was 3 strong   and a good 4. 5 the eighty-fifth day the old man sailed 6 out to sea   than any of 7 boats. He sailed to the 8 where the water was very deep.   Then he felt his fishing line 9 gently by a big fish which was   swimming very 10 in the water.

  

       The fish was so powerful 11 it pulled the boat after it. It took   the small boat far 12 to sea. The old man could 13 see the land.

  

       "Fish," he said softly, 14 "I'll stay with you 15 I am dead."     The old man pulled the line a little 16, but he did not dare to   pull it 17. The fish might jump and 18. Or it might dive 19 into the   sea and pull the boat after it. But the fish was 20 and brave. It   pulled the boat 21.   When the fish 22 at last to the top of the water, the old man saw   that it was two feet 23 than his boat. The old man 24 many great fish,   but this one was the greatest fish he had ever seen. It was also the   most 25.

  (1) A. glad     B. encouraged    C. lucky   D. unluckily                                  �曄 。檗 �     (2) A. loved    B. hated       C. reached   D. disliked                                  �曄 。檗 �     (3) A. also     B. still       C. too     D. enough                                  �曄 。檗 �   (4) A. old man  B. swimmer     C. fisherman D. boatman                                  �曄 。檗 �   (5) A. For    B. At        C. In    D. On                                  �曄 。檗 �     (6) A. away     B. farther     C. far     D. as usual                                  �曄 。檗 �   (7) A. the other  B. other       C. all     D. all the                                  �曄 。檗 �     (8) A. place    B. island      C. land    D. village                                  �曄 。檗 �   (9) A. pulled            B. to pull                   C. to be pulled          D. being pulled�曄 。� 

   (10)A. heavy    B. highly      C. deep    D. hardly                                  �曄 。檗 �    (11)A. then     B. and       C. as    D. that                                  �曄 。檗 �    (12)A. out    B. outside     C. in    D. inside                                  �曄 。檗 �    (13)A. not yet  B. already     C. no more   D. no longer                                  �曄 。檗 �    (14)A. aloud    B. loudly  C. to himself       D. to them                                  �曄 。檗 �    (15)A. if     B. until       C. when    D. although                                  �曄 。檗 �    (16)A. long     B. looser      C. tighter   D. close                                  �曄 。檗 �    (17)A. slowly   B. softly     C. gently  D. suddenly                                  �曄 。檗 �    (18)A. escape   B. swim      C. run     D. go                                  �曄 。檗 �    (19)A. up     B. down      C. high    D. low                                  �曄 。檗 �    (20)A. small    B. weak      C. strong  D. dangerous                                   �曄 。檗 �    (21)A. by and by           B. on and on           C. onto the land         D. into the sky  �曄 。檗 �    (22)A. rose     B. was lifted    C. raised  D. reached                                  �曄 。檗 �    (23)A. taller   B. higher      C. longer  D. greater                                  �曄 。檗 �    (24)A. had seen   B. had never seen  C. liked   D. greater                                  �曄 。檗 �    (25)A. expensive  B. beautiful     C. difficult D. frightened                                  �曄 。�

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Dorothy Brown was very happy as she sat in the theatre listening to the music.Today her little daughter,Lauren was giving her  1  concert.She had been  2  for this  3  for years.^Now it is here at last! ̄ she thought.^How beautiful her  4  is! ̄ The song made her  5 .

To the days when she was Lauren's  6 .As a young  7 ,Dorothy wanted to be a concert singer.She studied music in France,Italy and in the United States.^You  8  become a fine  9  in the future, ̄ her teachers told her,^but you must be prepared to study hard and work for many years.There will be no time for anything  10  music in your life. ̄

Dorothy was  11  at that time and she was  12  that music was  13  she wanted or needed to  14  her life.For almost a year Dorothy  15  of nothing else.Then she met with David,a young engineer traveling Europe.They soon fell in  16 .David asked her to be his  17 .Dorothy also wanted to marry David.But she loved  18 ,too.She didn't know  19  to do.David was against her being a singer.He said,^If you want to be a concert singer,you must forget about getting married.You can't  20  do both. ̄ Thus her days were gone and would never return.

Now Lauren became a singer instead of her,which was her hope.

1.A.pleasant             B.success              C.first                 D.last

2.A.waiting             B.ready            C.looking               D.cared

3.A.singer              B.night             C.song                D.moment

4.A.voice               B.face             C.dress               D.life

5.A.think               B.again             C.go back              D.remember

6.A.age               B.times             C.mother               D.parent

7.A.musician            B.pop star           C.lady                 D.girl

8.A.can               B.have to           C.must                D.should

9.A.student             B.professor         C.singer               D.dancer

10.A.but               B.but for           C.except for            D.besides

11.A.eight              B.eighteen           C.eighty           D.eighty-eight

12.A.think             B.certainly          C.thought                 D.sure

13.A.that               B.all               C.only                 D.it

14.A.fill               B.live             C.lead                 D.take

15.A.heard             B.knew            C.talked               D.thought

16.A.love               B.water            C.a river               D.touch

17.A.assistant           B.teacher           C.wife                 D.girlfriend

18.A.him               B.another man       C.herself               D.music

19.A.what             B.how             C.why                 D.when

20.A.certainly           B.possible           C.only                 D.mainly

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頼侘野腎

  American teenagers have always worked for extra pocket money. 1 their predecessors��念渦��, today¨s young people are 2 to work long hours during the week for hundreds of dollars each month. They spend the money 3 themselves rather than contributing it 4 their families. In a 1997 5 of 16000 high school seniors nationwide, it was 6 that eighty percent of students who worked 7 their earnings on their own 8 such as clothing, stereo equipment, records and movies. 9 five percent said they contributed most of their income, which often exceeded, ∞ 200 a month, to help pay family living 10 The benefits of this work-and-spend ethics��戴尖鉱��are being 11 argued, Some experts, and many parents, 12 that year-round part-time employment increases youngsters¨ 13 of worth, teaches them financial�┣噸�議�� 14 and reduces tension, and thus conflict�┳緲撮� 15 the family. Other, 16 , argue that working teenagers are separated, physically and financially, 17 their families, which in turn 18 parental authority.

  Teenagers¨ schoolwork can also suffer.^When youngsters 19 for luxuries, they are buying distraction 20 education, ̄said a program director for the U��S��Department of Education. Working teenagers themselves say they have less time to spend with their friends and families.

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                               
  

��1��A.Rather than   

  
  

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C.Instead of   

  
  

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��6��A.suggested   

  
  

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��7��A.paid   

  
  

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��8��A.requests   

  
  

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��11��A.partly   

  
  

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��14��A.accounts   

  
  

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臥心楼籾�蠻藝祐隶�>>

頼侘野腎

  American teenagers have always worked for extra pocket money. 1 their predecessors��念渦��, today¨s young people are 2 to work long hours during the week for hundreds of dollars each month. They spend the money 3 themselves rather than contributing it 4 their families. In a 1997 5 of 16000 high school seniors nationwide, it was 6 that eighty percent of students who worked 7 their earnings on their own 8 such as clothing, stereo equipment, records and movies. 9 five percent said they contributed most of their income, which often exceeded, ∞ 200 a month, to help pay family living 10 The benefits of this work-and-spend ethics��戴尖鉱��are being 11 argued, Some experts, and many parents, 12 that year-round part-time employment increases youngsters¨ 13 of worth, teaches them financial�┣噸�議�� 14 and reduces tension, and thus conflict�┳緲撮� 15 the family. Other, 16 , argue that working teenagers are separated, physically and financially, 17 their families, which in turn 18 parental authority.

  Teenagers¨ schoolwork can also suffer.^When youngsters 19 for luxuries, they are buying distraction 20 education, ̄said a program director for the U��S��Department of Education. Working teenagers themselves say they have less time to spend with their friends and families.

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                               
  

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B.More than   

  
  

C.Instead of   

  
  

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臥心楼籾�蠻藝祐隶�>>
  Jules Verne's most famous book is ^Twenty Thousand League under the Sea ̄.  (A ^league ̄ is an old word   1   about three miles.) In those days submarines (捻邦友) had not been   2  but he describes an underwater ship very like a modem    3   The captain of the submarine in this book   4   Captain Nemo (which means ^no man ̄) and he and his men have    5   strange adventures and find many strange things    6   the bottom of the ocean. This book has been made into a film.   7   you have seen it.

    In all his books Jules Veme used his scientific knowledge as well as his imagination in describing future inventions.   8  he was wrong, of course, but    9   the accuracy (彈鳩) of his descriptions is very clever.

    He was a very good   10   .  His characters often   11    surprising and sometimes impossible things but they always seemed   12   real people. Sometimes they are very likeable and amusing   13  . Two of these were Mr. Fogg, the hero of ^Around the World  14   Eighty Days ̄,  and his servant.  In this book Mr. Fogg made a bet that he would travel   15   around the world in eighty days. This may seem easy to you. Nowadays we go around the world in   16   than eighty hours but in those days there were no planes or even cars. Mr. Fogg and his servant traveled in many different   17   , even on an elephant at one time! If you want to know whether Mr. Fogg won his bet or not, you   18   read the book. It has been written in   19   English which you can easily read. The book,  20   has been made into a film.

1. A. meaning          B. including        C. referring           D. speaking

2. A. made               B. discovered       C. produced             D. invented

3. A. ship              B. boat              C. plane            D. submarine

4. A. is made           B. is called             C. is cried          D. is shouted

5. A. few           B. any              C. many             D. little

6. A. in          B. near              C. at            D. under

7. A. Perhaps           B. So           C. Then           D. Since

8. A. Always        B. Seldom           C. Some times       D. Sometimes

9. A. still         B. always            C. never           D. often

10. A. story-teller         B. sailor              C. captain       D. pilot

11. A. wanted          B. made             C. did            D. sent

12. A. are            B. to be             C. that        D. as if

13. A. characters         B. women             C. men               D. children

14. A. in         B. for          C. on          D. during

15. A. in the way            B. all the way          C. by the way        D. on the way

16. A. much        B. little          C. many            D. less

17. A. roads         B. paths         C. ways          D. countries

18. A, should          B. would            C. could         D. might

19. A. simple           B. good         C. correct             D. difficult

20. A. too          B. either         C. however      D. but

 

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