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　　This morning, a boy of twelve saw a small fire at one end of the S. S. Panama. Pua Parori (1) home very early to see the ships at port (港口) Richards. It was a good thing that he (2) because there was (3) around, and in no time, the small fire grew (4) big.

　　Young Rua stood at the foot of the ladder (5) to the ship, and shouted at the (6) of his voice(聲音). He woke up the port worker (7) nearby, who were still (8) .

　　The S. S. Panama was one of six big (9) in port at the time. It was (10) paper. What's more, the S. S. panama was (11) oil from ports in the Far East. The fire burned (12) boxes of paper. That (13) of the ship was now (14) with smoke. But thank to Rua parori, the fire did't (15) the oi1．It was put out soon.

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　　Children need (1) to show what they think and feel. For this reason, many children (2) finger painting. Using their (3) , they can paint(繪畫，顏料)their own pictures.

　　People started finger painting (4) . Early humans used their hands to paint (5) on the wall of caves (洞穴). Hundreds of years ago, Chinese artists used their fingers to draw (6) ink.

　　Modern finger painting (7) by an American school teacher (8) Ruth Shaw. A child in (9) class cut a finger. The teacher told the student to put some iodine(碘酒)on the wound. Later she found the child (10) the iodine and all ten fingers to draw something. From this, she got the idea of letting children (11) on paper with their fingers.

　　To finger paint, children use a special(特制的)paint and paper. The paint (12) no bad to the skin(皮膚)and be washed off easily. The paper (13) a shiny coating on one side that holds the paint.

　　The young artists wet the paper (14) they begin their work. They paint standing up so they will have (15) to move their arms. They can paint with their fingers or with their elbows (肘), arms or hands. As they paint on the paper, they turn it into a beautiful picture.

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　　The difference between life in one county and in (1) is quite often (2) the difference between city life and village life in (3) country. In (4) English (5) everybody (6) everybody else ; they know what time you get up, what time you go to bed and what you usually have (7) dinner. If you want any help , you will always get it and he glad (8) (9) in return. In a large city (10) London , there are many things to see and many places (11) . (12) People often do not know each other (13) . It sometimes happens that you have (14) seen your next- door neighbour, don't know his name or (15) about him. People living in London are often very lonely, particularly(尤其) (16) . This is because the people they are with all day are scattered(分散)over large areas (地區(qū)) in the evenings and weekends. If you walk (17) the streets in London (18) a Sunday, it is almost like an empty town. One is (19) for old people who do not live with their (20) and have no work to go to during the day.

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　　What is blood? It is the red liquid which comes out of your finger when you cut it.

　　There are about thirteen pints (品脫) of (1) in a man' sbody. He can (2) a pint of blood at a time (3) the blood bank forthe use of (4) who may need it. A healthy body makes up (補(bǔ)充上)the pint of blood (5) .

　　What does blood (6) for us? It (7) food to (8) of our bodies and takes waste (9) from them. All parts of our bodies are made up of cells (有細(xì)胞組成) . These cells , which are very small , all need food (10) . No one (11) cells before the invention of microscope (顯微鏡). Before them no one could make pictures of cells (12) no one could see them.

　　What makes the blood (13) round the body? The heart send sit round. (14) man's heart is the size of his shut (合上)hand.

　　The heart is pump (泵) . It pumps blood and sends it round the body. The heart (15) four rooms with doors between them. It pumps blood in and out (16) these doors by changing the size of the rooms so that the doors (17) and shut. The heart keeps as tream(一般)of blood (18) all round the body and back again to itself. The heart is a very (19) part of one's body. When it stops (20) ,one will die.

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A．bloods

B．blood

C．a(chǎn) blood

D．some blood

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B．give

C．wants

D．want

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A．for

B．of

C．to

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A．other man

B．the other men

C．other men

D．a(chǎn)nother

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A．quick

B．fast

C．easily

D．quickly

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B．does

C．done

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C．bring .

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B．some parts

C．a(chǎn)ll part

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B．off

C．a(chǎn)way

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A．a(chǎn)ll the time

B．sometimes

C．a(chǎn) long time

D．a(chǎn)t the same time

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A．saw

B．had seen

C．didn't see

D．hadn't seen

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A．why

B．so

C．because

D．a(chǎn)fter

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A．moves

B．moving

C．to move

D．move

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A．The

B．A

C．An

D．Some

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A．have

B．has

C．there is

D．there are

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A．by

B．through

C．in

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B．a(chǎn)re open

C．a(chǎn)re opened

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A．go

B．goes

C．gone

D．going

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B．to be beaten

C．beating

D．beat

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　　Last Thursday, Susan felt very ill (1) work. She kept coughing and every (2) of her body ached.“I think I've got flu(流感),”she (3) Mr. Robinson, the boss. “If I'm not (4) tomorrow morning, I won't come to the office.”When she (5) home, her mother (6) her straight to (7) “If you're not any better tomorrow I shall send for the doctor,”she said.

　　That night Susan became (8) . Mrs. Brown was (9) and in the morning she sent for the doctor. When Dr. James, their family doctor (10) . He (11) Susan's breathing, looked at her tongue (舌頭)and (12) her temperature.

　　When Susan is well. Dr. James won't ask (13) for any money. In Britain, every person (14) pay money each week or month. Then, if they are (15) , they don't have to (16) the doctor. If the doctor orders medicine, they pay only a small sum (17) the chemist. If Susan had been (18) ill, the doctor (19) have sent her to hospital, and this would not (20) her anything.

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　　Jimmy is very 1 at maths . Mary , his sister, doesn't do well 2 it . Jimmy often helps her with her maths . One night Jimmy and　　

　　Mary took out their exercise?Books and began 3 their lessons. Soon Jimmy finished 4 his homework. But his sister 5 . She couldn't work 6 the last problem (問題). “Let me 7 you,”said Jimmy. “No, please 8 . I'll do it myself,”said Mary, She thought hard,an hour 9 , she worked it out. She was very tired, but very, very 10 .

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　　John 1 in a big city 2 Canada . There are 3 floors in John's building. Every day he goes 4 in a 5 .

　　He usually goes to work 6 bus .John works in a factory . It's about ten 7 8 his home. Every day he 9 his home early and gets back home at 10 five.

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C．up

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A．lifts

B．life

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C．in

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A．a(chǎn)way

B．for

C．Along

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A．leave

B．to

C．come

D．leaves

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A．a(chǎn) quarter

B．a(chǎn) quarter from

C．a(chǎn) quarter to

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A: Where were the twins 1 ?

B: The older was at 2 and the younger was at school.

A: What 3 you and your brother?

B: My brother was in his factory and I was 4 in bed．

A: Oh, I'm sorry to 5 that. I hope you are 6 today. Er, 7 did you have for supper yesterday?

B: I had only 8 meat.

A: But I think 9 some porridge (粥) in the evening is good for your 10 .

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    Bessie (人名) is a 1 girl. She is only five years 2 . She 3 go to school,and of course, she doesn't know 4 to read and write. 5 her sister, Mary, is a schoolgirl. She is ten.

    One day, Mary saw (看見)her little sister 6 the table with a pen in her hand and 7 in front of her.

    “What are you 8 , Bessie?” she saiD．

    “I'm writing a letter 9 my friend Kitty (人名), ”said Bessie.

    “But how can you?” said her sister, “You 10 how to write.”

    “Well,” said Bessie, “it doesn't matter. Because (因?yàn)? Kitty doesn't know how to read.

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    Why Is He Eating Grass

    An old woman opens her window and looks out. 1 fine day! But 2 a man in the front garden (花園). The old woman 3 him and says, “He's eating grass (青草). Why?” She goes 4 into the garden and says to him, “are you 5 hungry?” The man says, “Yes, I am. I'm a poor (窮的) man. I have nothing 6 my breakfast, and I'm hungry now.”

    The old woman says to him, “Come to 7 back door of my house.” The man is happy and then goes 8 her. She 9 the back door and says to the poor man, “Look, the grass is 10 here behind the house. ”

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