（一）

MissRichardswasateacherataschoolforboysandgirls.She__1__chemistryandphysicsfromthelowesttothehighestclassesinthe__2__.Sometimesthenewclasses__3__rapidly，butsometimestheywerevery__4__，andthenMissRichardshadto__5__thingsmanytimes.

Oneyear，thefirstclasshadbeenstudyingchemistryforseveral__6__whenMissRichardssuddenlyasked，“Whatiswater？Whoknows？__7__up？”

Therewassilence[沉默]forafewseconds，andMissRichardsfeltsad[難過]，butthenoneboy__8__hishand.

“Yes，Dick？”saidMissRichardsencouragingly[鼓勵地].Hewasnotoneofthebrightestchildrenintheclass，soshewas__9__thathecouldanswer.

“Waterisaliquidwhichhasno__10__untilyouwashyourhandsinit，Miss.Thenitturnsblack，”theboyrepliedwithgreatconfidence[信心].

1.A.teaches B.teaching C.taught D.teach

2.A.schooling B.school C.schools D.home

3.A.learned B.learning

C.hadbeenlearned D.werelearned

4.A.slow B.beingslow C.slowly D.slowest

5.A.repeated B.repeating C.do D.repeat

6.A.years B.minutes C.weeks D.seconds

7.A.Put B.Hands C.Get D.Look

8.A.lows B.ride C.raised D.put

9.A.sad B.glad C.angry D.hungry

10.A.colour B.colourful C.colourless D.withcolour

（二）

Mr.Yorkwellwasblindwhenhewasseven.Hehadseenmanydoctorsbutnoneofthemcoulddo__1__forhim.Hecouldneverseetheworld__2__.Nowhehasaseeing-eyedog.Aseeing-eyedogcanhelpablindman__3__alongthestreets.Heiscalledaseeing-eyedog__4__heistheeyeofablindman.

Oneday，thebuswasfullofpeople__5__Mr.Yorkwell__6__thebuswithhisseeing-eyedog.TherewerenoseatsforMr.Yorkwellatall.Hestood__7__somanypeoplebeforeafewbus-stopspassed.Then，onemangotupand__8__hisseatandgotoffthebus.Thedogtooklittle__9__there.Thedogbegantopushthepeopleoneachsidewithhis__10__.Hepushedandpusheduntilthepeoplearoundmovedawayandtherewasenoughplacefor__11__people.Mr.Yorkwellsatdownandthedoggotupontheseat__12__Mr.Yorkwells.Helaydownandputhisheadontheblindmans__13__.Soonhefellasleep.Peoplearoundwerenot__14__withhimandall__15__atthis.

1.A.nothing B.anything C.everything D.things

2.A.again B.once C.always D.still

3.A.run B.jump C.play D.walk

4.A.why B.that C.because D.what

5.A.when B.while C.before D.since

6.A.gotoff B.goton C.stopped D.waitedfor

7.A.among B.between C.above D.after

8.A.took B.started C.lost D.left

9.A.house B.seat C.room D.place

10.A.teeth B.eat C.eye D.nose

11.A.one B.two C.many D.all

12.A.under B.above C.beside D.behind

13.A.head B.foot C.leg D.back

14.A.angry B.sad C.happy D.sorry

15.A.spoken B.smiled C.worried D.learned

（三）

TheUnitedStatesisfullofautomobiles[機動車].Therearestillmanyfamilieswithoutcars.Butsomefamilieshavetwoor__1__more.However，carsareusedfor__2__thanpleasure.Theyarea__3__partoflife.

Carsare__4__forbusiness.Theyaredriventoofficesandfactoriesbyworkerswhohaveno__5__waytogettotheirjobs.Whensalesmenaresentto__6__partsofthecity，theyhavetodriveinordertocarrytheirproducts.Farmershavetodriveintothecityinordertogethome.

Sometimessmallchildrenmustbedrivento__7__.Insomecitiesschoolbusesareusedonlywhenchildrenlivemorethanamilefromtheschool.Whenthechildrenare__8__youngtowalkthatfar，theirmotherstake__9__todrivethemtoschoolOne__10__drivesonMondays，takingherchildrenandtheneighbourschildrenaswell.AnothermotherdrivesonTuesdays，anotheronWednesdays，andsoon.Thisiscalledformingacarpool.Menalsoformcarpools，withthreeorfourmentakingturnsdrivingtotheplace__11__theywork.

Morecarpoolsshouldbeformedinordertoput__12__motorcarsontheroadandtouseless__13__.Parkingisagreatproblem，andsoisthetrafficinandaroundcities.__14__manycarsarebeingdriven.Somethingwillhavetobedone__15__theuseofcars.

1.A.even B.much C.little D.such

2.A.better B.less C.more D.farther

3.A.great B.necessary C.proper D.possible

4.A.bought B.used C.produced D.sold

5.A.other B.long C.short D.easy

6.A.busy B.some C.many D.different

7.A.cities B.school C.park D.gardens

8.A.quite B.very C.too D.so

9.A.money B.time C.pride D.turns

10.A.mother B.child C.way D.car

11.A.where B.that C.while D.when

12.A.more B.fewer C.many D.less

13.A.time B.space C.energy D.oil

14.A.So B.Even C.Very D.Such

15.A.on B.for C.from D.about

（四）

Mr.Northlooksworriedthisweek.Healways__1__goodhabit.Hegetsupearlyinthe__2__anddoessomeexercisesbeforebreakfast.Hethoughthimself__3__anddidntoftengotoseeadoctor.ButlastFridaymorning，whenhewaswalkingnearthegarden.Hesuddenlyfelltothe__4__.Therewasnobodyaroundhimandafewminuteslaterhecamebackto__5__.Hestoodupandwentbackslowly.Hethinkssomethingiswrongwithhis__6__andsometimesitbeatsfast，sometimesslownow.Hecantfall__7__intheevening.Andheoftenfeels__8__whenhesatwork.

ThismorningMr.Northcametothe__9__.Hetoldthedoctorwhathappenedtohim.Theyoungdoctor__10__himovercarefullyandthensaid，”Im__11__otellyou，Mr.North.Theterriblediseaseis__12__you.Youmustgiveupcoffeeifyouhopetolive__13__.”

“ButIneverdrinksit”saidMr.North.

“And__14__smoking.”

“Idontsmokeatall.”

“Mm！Thatsbad！Ifyouhaventanythingtogiveup，ImafraidIcantdo__15__foryou.”

1.Agives B.keeps C.hopes D.studies

2.A.morning B.night C.spring D.noon

3.A.weak B.good C.healthy D.clever

4.A.floor B.fire C.hill D.ground

5.A.life B.wish C.business D.music

6.A.head B.face C.heart D.nose

7.A.behind B.asleep C.over D.in

8.A.hungry B.alone C.dangerous D.tired

9.A.school B.hospital C.cinema D.park

10.A.heard B.called C.looked D.climbed

11.A.glad B.sure C.busy D.sorry

12.A.troubling B.meeting C.having D.waiting

13.A.long B.longer C.short D.shorter

14.A.enjoy B.begin C.stop D.forget

15.A.much B.little C.few D.alotof

（五）

PeopleonHainanIslandlikescubadiving.Butdoyouknowwhatmakesifpossibleforpeople__1__underwaterforalongtime？Itsthescubamachine.Theydoyouknow__2__inventedthemachine？ItwasJacquseCousteauand__3__friend.

Cousteauwasaman__4__ofnewideas.Ever__5__hewasachild，hehadbeendreamingofdivingdeeptoexplorethewonderfulworld__6__thesea.Laterwiththescubamachineheinvented，his__7__cametrue.Hetookalotofpicturesandvideosofmanythings__8__peoplehadneverseenbefore.It__9__himeightyearstomakeaTVshowwhichhenamed“TheUnderseaWorldofJacquesCousteau.”Peoplewere__10__whentheysawsomanybeautifulthingsunderwater.

Cousteaulovedthecoralreelsandallthebeautifulfish.However，whenhereturnedsomeyearslater，hewas__11__toseethatthecolourfulcoralreelswere__12__andgrey.Hetriedeverythingpossibletohelppeopleknowthe__13__ofsavingtheenvironmentand__14__themtotakepartinkeepingourlakes，rivers，seasandoceans__15__.

1.A.tobreathe B.breathing C.breathed D.breathe

2.A.that B.what C.which D.who

3.A.he B.his C.she D.her

4.A.think B.filled C.full D.short

5，A.until B.from C.since D.through

6.A.under B.above C.on D.over

7.A.dream B.idea C.thoughts D.plan

8.A.so B.who C.and D.that

9.A.spent B.paid C.took D.cost

10.A.surprising B.surprised C.frightened D.frightening

11.A.sad B.afraid C.happy D.interested

12.A.got B.better C.were D.dead

13.A.important B.time C.knowledge D.danger

14.A.stop B.let C.make D.encourage

15.A.well B.clean C.rough D.quiet

（六）

TheUnitedStates，GreatBritaintookthewaronIraq[伊拉克]inlateMarch，2003.__1__overtwentydaysAmericansoldierswereinBaghdad，the__2__ofIraq.Theyendedthegovernment[政府]ofSaddam.__3__Iraqisdiedinthewar.Saddamis__4__.Nooneknows__5__hesdeadoralive.

Insomepartsofthecitytherewasnolightbecauseofthewar.Someoilwells[井]weresetonfire.NowtheIraqisneedfood，waterand__6__.Manysoldiersandpeoplewhowerehurtinthewarneedhospitalcare.Peoplealsoneed__7__tofindtheirfamilymembers.

Afterthewar，someIraqisbrokeintoSaddamspalace，governmentbuildings，andstores.They__8__manythingsfromIraqiMuseums.OtherIraqisareangrythattheU.Ssoldiersdidntstoptherobbers[搶劫者].Sofarthereis__9__nogovernmentofIraqis.

ThereasonforAmericansoldierstakingthewaristhattheyare__10__weaponsofmessdestruction[大規(guī)模殺傷性武器].ButbyJune6，theyhadntfoundanyatall.

1.A.In B.After C.By D.During

2.A.city B.town C.capital D.village

3.A.Thousand B.Thousand C.Thousandof D.Thousandsof

4.A.A.tired B.run C.gone D.forgotten

5.A.if B.when C.how D.that

6.A.spaceships B.flowers C.people D.medicine

7.A.anidea B.away C.aplane D.abridge

8.A.bought B.borrowed C.stole D.brought

9.A.still B.ever C.yet D.already

10.A.lookingat B.lookingfor C.givingup D.puttingdown

（七）

ArichAmericanwenttoParisandboughtapicturepaintedbyaFrenchartist.TheAmericanthoughtthepicturetobeveryfinebecausehe__1__alotofmoneyforit.Whenhecametohishotelhewantedtohangthe__2__uponthewall.He__3__itforalongtime，butcouldnt__4__whichwasthetopandwhichwasthebottom[底部].TheAmerican__5__thepicturethiswayand__6__，butstillcouldnt__7__.

Sohehad__8__.He__9__thepictureinthediningroomandinvitedthepainterofthepictureto__10__.Whenthepaintercame，theAmericansaid__11__tohimaboutthepicture.__12__theywentintothediningroomtohavedinner.Helooked__13__atthepictureseveraltimes.Thenheputonhis__14__andlookedatthepictureagainandagain.Atlasthe__15__thatthepicturewasupsidedown.

1.A.cost B.spent C.paid D.took

2.A.map B.cap C.picture D.kite

3.A.lookedafter B.lookedat C.lookedfor D.lookedup

4.A.tell B.say C.talk D.speak

5.A.painted B.turned C.used D.wrote

6.A.that B.it C.one D.another

7.A.see B.read C.decide D.look

8.A.away B.apen C.aroad D.anidea

9.A.put B.hung C.stopped D.lent

10.A.tea B.rice C.bread D.dinner

11.A.nothing B.something C.hello D.sorry

12.A.Atfirst B.Atlast C.Atonce D.atall

13.A.heavily B.loudly C.straight D.carefully

14.A.glasses B.coat C.trousers D.hat

15.A.watched B.understood C.sat D.opened