41. A. questions      B. problems       C. advice             D. tragedy

40. A. interview      B. topic          C. influence           D. chance

39. A. people        B. charities       C. old people's homes    D. poor people's homes

38. A. over          B. all            C. around             D. about

37. A. doing a living   B. do a living     C. making a living      D. make a living

36. A. If             B. What          C. How             D. When

35. --Would you mind answering the telephone, Mary?

   --OK,        it now.

A. I'll do       B. I'm going to do       C. I'm doing         D. I can do

      For many young people, becoming a professional athlete might seem like a dream job. 36  you become a professional athlete, you'll be able to  37  doing something you love. If you become famous, people  38  the world will know you. Many athletes give money to schools and

  39  , and do a lot of work to help people. This is a great  40  that many people do not have.

    However, professional athletes can also have many   41  . If you are famous, people will

  42   you all the time and follow you everywhere. This can make life difficult.

    If you play sports  43 a living, your job will sometimes be very dangerous. Many professional athletes  44  . And if you become rich, you will have a difficult time knowing  45  . In fact, many famous people complain that they are not happy. They say they were happier before they became rich and famous.

34. -- You are new here, aren’t you?

   --           Can you tell me where the library is?

    A. Yes, it is      B. No, it isn't       C. Yes, I am      D. No, I'm not

33. -- What should we get for dinner?

   --          eat some rice and vegetables?

    A. Why don't      B. Why not         C. Why not you     D. What about

32.          clever boy! Tom did well in all the subject.

     A. How        B. How a            C. What           D. What a