I ______ it everywhere , but I didn’t  _____ it .

Can I stop ______ a rest, Sir?

– Keep _______! The terminal (終點(diǎn)) is around the corner.

My brother _____while I ______.

Don’t bring food to the library, or your teacher will ______.

---Would you please tell me _____________?

---Leave it on the table, please.

---I argued with my best friend . what advice do you have for me?

---Well, you _________ say you are sorry, although it’s not easy.

---How long have you been learning Japanese?

---I’ve been learning it ____________.

-----I think I’m going to take a bus to the zoo.

-----____________________

I’m glad it’s Sunday again. I can stay in bed   36 I like, drinking tea and   37   those thick newspapers that are brought  38  the newsboy through the letterbox at 8:30. In this way, I can catch up with all the   39  I haven’t got time to read during my work time.

When I   40  the papers, I then prepare my bath. The Sunday morning bath is   41  of the week. There’s no need to hurry because there’s no bus to   42  and my friends are told not to call me up before noon on Sundays, so there is no danger of   43    by the telephone.

  44 spend the afternoon after lunch is always a bit of problem. In summer I can go to the park and sit in a chair   45  boys playing football, while in winter I sit in front of the fire and   46   when reading a book, sometimes I turn on the television and sleep through an old film.  

Then there’s the   47 ahead of me. Perhaps I’ll call on some friends or go to the cinema   48   a new film I want to see or to town for a concert. Oh, there are   49   pleasant ways of passing Sunday evenings. The only sad thing is that Monday morning is getting    50 .

Do you know the game "Rock, paper or scissors"? Maybe you think it's just a simple game for children. But in fact, some adults use it to make decisions and solve their problems. It is also popular in many countries.

There are different stories about the history of the game. But many people believe the game  came from Japan, and Japanese have played it for a long time. Later it came to Europe in the middle of the 18th century. In 1842, England founded the Paper Scissors Stone Club and from then on people could get together to play the game for honor (榮譽(yù)).

There is even an international club named the World Rock Paper Scissors Club in Toronto. The club makes "Rock, paper or scissors" more and more popular. It holds the world championship (錦標(biāo)賽) every year. Top players from around the world take part in it and the champion (冠軍) can get a lot of money and the honor of all the fans of "Rock, paper or scissors".

1.Who use the game to make decisions and solve problems according to this passage?

2.Where do many people think this game came from?

A. Europe.            B. China.          C. Japan.          D. The USA.

3.From when could people get together to play this game for honor?

4.How often does the World Rock Paper Scissors Club hold the world championship?

5.What will the champion of this game get?