It was very late when we came out of the cinema. We knew the last train would leave 1　 11:15 , so we ran as2 as we could to the station. It was just after 11: 15 when we 3　 the station, but the trains often leave a little4 　and there was a train standing at Platform 1(第一站臺(tái)) , so we got in. We5 　for half an hour, then we got6 　. We found the ticket collector and asked him 7　　　 the train was going to leave.

　　“Tomorrow morning at six o clock,” he told us.

　　There were 8 taxis outside the station.9 　we walked home. It 10 us nearly two hours. The next morning we felt very tired.

　　( )36. A. in B. for C. at D. on

　　( )37. A.fast B. faster C. fastest D. fastly

　　( )38. A. reached to B. got C. arrived in D. arrived at

　　( )39. A. later B. early C. earlier D. late

　　( )40. A. wait B. are waiting C. waited D. waits

　　( )41. A. out B. in C. off D. on

　　( )42. A. how B. when C. why D .that

　　( )43. A. no B. not C. none D. nothing

　　( )44. A. but B. or C. so D. and

( )45. A. spent B. cost C. paid D. took

36～40 C A DA C 41～45 C B AC D

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he lost himself in the movies

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so

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speech

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maybe

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shy

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cold

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weak

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silent

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simple

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direct

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different

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A．

cried

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listened

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waited

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stopped

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sang

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spoke

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played

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clapped

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against

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besides

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beyond

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without

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practise

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communicate

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report

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reply

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train

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share

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change

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advice

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influence

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dependence

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