（ ）57. A. washing B. cooking C. shopping D. typing
（ ）56. A. stranger B. writer C. friend D. fool
（ ）55. A. young B. old C. tall D. strong
（ ）54. A. talked B. kept C. taught D. paid
（ ）53. A. someone B. nobody C. anyone D. everyone
（ ）52. A. sure B. afraid C. glad D. sorry
（ ）51. A. without B. around C. with D. for
( )50. -Sorry, Mum. I can’t spell that word.
-Don’t worry, dear. __________.
A. I’m going to help you B. I’ll help you
C. I’d like to help you D. I hope to help you
根据短文内容，选择适当的选项完成短文。
People like artists and writers usually work on their own, with no one else around. Most of my friends all work 51 other people in shops and so on, and they tell me that they would never get things done if they worked alone. I'm not 52 that all artists and writers do, either. I was born in a small village in the country where everyone knew 53 else: that is, they knew everyone except a writer who 54 himself to himself. By the time I was 55 enough to learn people's names, he had been living in the village for at least twenty years, but the villagers still regarded him as a 56 ! Every morning he would walk down to the local shops to do his 57 , and although he had to greet everyone he met, only two or three would 58 his greeting. Just occasionally, someone would ask him 59 he was doing, and every time his answer would be the same: "I'm still writing the book." And that was all we 60 learned about him. Because no one had ever visited his house, I 61 once walking up to the house with three or four other boys to see 62 we could see what he did. We climbed up to the 63 and looked in, expecting to see our writer typing 64 at his desk. Instead, he was sitting in an armchair 65 a book.
( )49. -Kevin, I’m not a very good swimmer, you know. How about you?
-__________.
A. So am I B. Neither am I C. So I am D. Neither I am
( )48. -__________?
-Yes, please, Mrs. Bond. It tastes wonderful.
A. Would you like some more pizza B. How do you like the pizza
C. You’ve had enough pizza, haven’t you D. Does the pizza taste delicious