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完形填空。     Every day after breakfast, my mother would go to read the paper and my father would wear that old apron(围裙). For the next hour __1__ would do the dishes, singing songs. I thought it was strange for a boy"s father to wear an apron, especially for my hero. I thought it was a __2__ work.
     But from last Sunday, the tradition ended. "Tommy, it"s time for you to take a greater role(角色) in the __3__. Starting today, I want you to do the dishes." The news made me unhappy. My favorite breakfast seemed __4__. Then, my father said to my mother, "Let"s go to read the paper together." "Won"t you do the dishes?" my mother asked. "Our son would be glad to do that every __5__ from now on."
     But I __6__ didn"t like doing housework. Just when I had decided not to do it, my father came into the kitchen. In his right hand was the old apron. "It"ll keep your clothes __7__ getting wet." And __8__ I could protest(抗议), he had put the thing on me. "Thanks, son. Your mother and I appreciate(感激)this."
     I looked __9__ at the dishes. I could see my dad washing them. Soon I began to __10_ as my father did. Then I knew the kind of man I wanted to be.(     )1. A. she
(     )2. A. man"s
(     )3. A. family
(     )4. A. delicious
(     )5. A. morning
(     )6. A. truly
(     )7. A. to
(     )8. A. after
(     )9. A. up
(     )10. A. read     B. he
B. dirty
B. school
B. dry
B. noon
B. even
B. out of
B. before
B. down
B. think        C. I
C. woman"s
C. office
C. clean
C. afternoon
C. really
C. from
C. when
C. forward
C. sing      D. we
D. fun
D. world
D. terrible
D. night
D. only
D. by
D. until
D. out
D. play

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     Once upon a time, there was a farmer. He didn"t have a lot of money, so he used an old horse
to plow(耕)his field instead of a tractor(拖拉机).
     One afternoon, while working in the field, the horse died. Everyone in the village said, "Oh, what
a terrible thing!" The farmer just said, "We"ll see." He was such a good person that the villagers got
together and bought him a new horse as a gift.
     Then many people said, "What a lucky man!" And the farmer replied, "We"ll see."
     A few days later, the new horse jumped over the wall and ran away. Everyone in the village said,
"What a poor man!"
     The farmer smiled and said. "We"11 see." But finally, the horse found his way home, and everyone
said, "What a fortunate man!" The farmer said, "We"ll see."
     Later in the year, the farmer"s young boy went out, riding on the horse. He fell off the horse and
broke his leg. Everyone in the village said, "What a poor boy!" The farmer said, "We"ll see."
     Two days later, the army came into the village to ask people to be soldiers. When they saw that
the farmer"s son had a broken leg, they decided not to ask him to join the army.
     Everyone said, "What a lucky young man!" The farmer smiled again and said, "We"ll see."

1. The farmer used a horse to plow the field because _____.A. the horse was his best friend
B. the horse was very young and strong
C. he was too poor to afford a tractor
D. the field was only suitable for horses 2. After the horse died, the farmer was _____ when he heard the villagers" words. A. happy
B. calm
C. afraid
D. angry 3. When the farmer"s new horse ran away, the villagers _____.A. gave the farmer another horse
B. liked the farmer"s attitude (态度)
C. hated the farmer
D. felt sorry about it 4. From the passage we learn that _____.A. we should do things when we can
B. we should be sad when we are in trouble
C. we should not believe what other people say
D. if we are positive, all situations (境遇) are gifts

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先阅读短文，在其后空白处写出各单词的正确形式，单词的第一个字母已给出。       One day, I was walking along Fifth Avenue. Suddenly I remembered that I n  1    to buy a pair of
socks. I turned into the first sock shop that c  2   my eye, and a boy clerk came forward.
       "What can I do for you, sir?" "I wish to buy a pair of socks." His eyes shone. There was a note of
passion in his v  3 . "Did you know that you have come into the f  4   place in the world to buy socks?"
I really didn"t know that, because I came here accidentally. "Come with me," said the boy.
       I followed him and he began to i  5 all kinds of socks. "H  6 on, I am going to buy only one pair!"
"I know that," said he, "but I want you to see how beautiful they are. Aren"t they  w  7 ?" There was a
serious expression on his face, as if he were talking about his belief.
       I became far more i  8 in him than in the socks. I looked at him and said, "My friend, if you can k 9   up this excitement day after day, in ten years you will o  10 every sock in the United States."
       And now he has become the CEO of the biggest sock shop in the world.

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完形填空阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从各题所给的四个选项中选出一个最佳答案。          Ever since 1 was little, my favourite season was winter. I loved to play in the snow and enjoyed the hot chocolate.
           1  , winter never gave me the special gift of snow on my birthday. I would ask my grandmother  2  it didn"t snow on my birthday. She would laugh and tell me I asked too many questions.   3  one day, she promised that she would make it snow on my next birthday.
         That year,   4  my birthday, my grandmother died. I was sad but angry because she had promised to make it snow. The day of my sixth birthday, I woke up and ran to the window, hoping  to see just one snowflake(雪花). But there was no   5   . I felt mad at my grandmother. She had broken a promise.
         By my sixteenth birthday, I  6  all hope of getting my snow, even though I still wished for it.During my party, I stayed with my friends and family and was truly    7  . I  8  the best time ever! Then I saw the white snow   9  down all around. I was so excited that I ran around screaming and laughing. My friends all laughed   10  me, but I didn"t care.
        When I   11 home, my grandpa said he had a gift for me. I was   12  because he had given me a gift. It was a small white box, which looked old. I opened it. There was a crystal snowflake(冰晶雪花)with a card that    13  , “Happy Birthday.”
        How could this be? My grandpa said it was my grandmother"s final    14  on my “sweet sixteenth”. I cried.I was   15  that my smiling grandmother angel was and had been watching over me.

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