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　　“I have been looking for you, Sandy,”said his mother as they went into the shop. “You will have to 1 this box of food down to old Mr.. Green. He is ill and cannot 2 . ”

　　Old Mr.. Green lived just 3 the village. “It is getting dark,” she went on. “Take the lantern(燈). ”

　　“I'll 4 with you, Sandy,”said Bill.

　　They tied(捆)the box of food on the toboggan, took the lantern and set off.

　　“It's 5 , ”said Bill, as they got out of the village, “I am glad we have a lantern. ”“I can't 6 for the snow in my face, ”said Sandy. “I wish Mr.. Green 7 nearer the village. ”

　　It was very dark 8 and the snow was driving in their faces. At last Sandy stopped. “We should be near Mr.. Green's now,”he said.

　　They climbed over a snow-drift(堆積物)and went through the gate into a 9 .

　　It was not far to the house. There was no light at the 10 so they went round to the back and saw a light there.

　　Old Mr.. Green was very glad to see them. He made a big pot of tea for the two boys.

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　　During the war, a young soldier's plane was shot at, and he was badly wounded(傷). He landed(著陸)his plane in a forest(森林)and escaped(逃生). He 1 to make his way out of the forest, but at last he walked deeper and deeper into 2 . As he 3 around, he came to an old house. It seemed 4 to see a lonely house in the heart of the forest. But, he thanked God for bringing him good 5 .

　　An old couple lived in the old house. They 6 the soldier in and nursed him carefully back to 7 . They took good care of him, as if he were their own son. When he was 8 recovered(康復(fù)), they told him how to get out of the forest. He thanked them and 9 to visit them again.

　　The soldier went back to camp and told his captain of the old couple's kindness to him. The soldier was 10 when the captain told him that the forest had been destroyed (摧毀) by bombs(炸彈)much earlier in the war. The old couple were officially(官方地)listed as dead in their records(紀(jì)錄). Their son was one of their young soldiers ,and had died in the war.

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　　Barbara, Donald, and Tom came to the railway-bridge.

　　“Look ! ”cried Tom.

　　They saw that a big tree had fallen and was lying right 1 the line. The children looked at each other in horror(恐懼). “That's blocked (堵塞)the line, ”cried Tom. “The 3: 30 2 must be nearly due(預(yù)定應(yīng)到的時(shí)間). There will be 3 !”

　　“What can we do?”cried Barbara.

　　“There is a signal(信號(hào))house about half a mile 4 the line,”shouted Tom. “If we run and tell the signalman(信號(hào)員), he will 5 the train. ”

　　“Is that the only 6 ?”asked Donald.

　　“Yes. I only hope we'll be 7 ,” called Tom. “Come on ! ”

　　He ran across the bridge, and began to climb down the other bank 8 the railway track (軌). The others followed him. They all ran along the side of the track as quickly as they could.

　　At last they saw the signal house. The signalman was looking out and saw them running 9 the house. He waved and shouted to them,“Get 10 the track at once! There's a train just coming. ”

　　But they ran on, shouting,“The line's blocked! The line's blocked!”

　　“You are only just in time,”cried the signalman when he heard their story. He ran back into the signal house and pulled the levers (桿).

　　A moment or two later the express(快車(chē))came along the line. When the driver saw that the signals were against him, he put on all his brakes to stop the train.

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　　The two-year-old baby was lost ! She had walked 1 while her mother was picking berries (漿果). Seven hundred people hunted(搜索)for her through the 2 that night. But they had no 3 .

　　About three o'clock in the morning I came with three of my best dogs. I started them off with the 4 of the baby's dress. “Find ! ”I told the dogs.

　　Noses to the ground, the dogs pulled 5 along at a run. They ran to a sand pit. The baby 6 there. Then the dogs smelled the breeze (風(fēng)). A moment later we were running back into the house.

　　From the baby's room, the dogs 7 her trail(足跡). Then they rushed outside again. They ran through a field and into a swamp. I knew we were very 8 the child. I could tell by the way the dogs held their heads. The father called the baby's name, but there was no answer.

　　As soon as it was 9 we found the baby. She was sitting in water. Happily, she was not hurt. She was too 10 to answer !

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　　I climbed a hill to see what the country looked like.

　　I could not 1 my eyes! The grass was nearly as tall as a house. Suddenly I saw a huge man coming towards me. I was frightened. Where could I 2 ? I ran as quickly as I could to keep 3 his way, but he moved too fast for me to escape(逃跑).

　　At last I called out“stop!”as loudly as I could, just as he was about to step(踏)on me. The man 4 and picked me up. Then he took me back to his home.

　　As soon as his neighbours heard of me, they all came to 5 me. One of them told the farmer that he could take me to town next market day, and make people 6 to see me. So he did this.

　　I was 7 on a table in the largest room of the inn. The table was as big as a football field! I did all the funny tricks (把戲) I could 8 . I stood on my head, I hopped (蹦) about, and I danced, to 9 the people around me.

　　The farmer made a great deal of money from 10 me, and decided to take me to other towns.

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　　The first part of our voyage (航海) was pleasant, with nothing to 1 us. Then one day there was a bad storm (風(fēng)暴), and we were driven hundreds of miles out of our 2 . We were lost. There was plenty of food on board (在船上), but not nearly enough water. So when one day we saw land (陸地), the captain 3 several of us to get water.

　　When we reached land ,there was no sign of a 4 or spring(泉). The other men kept looking for 5 near the sea. I walked inland, but I found no water and 6 back.

　　Suddenly I saw our ship's boat, with all the men on board ,rowing (劃船)as quickly as they could 7 to the ship. They had left me 8 ! Then I saw 9 . There was a huge man-like creature(生靈)running after them through the sea.

　　I did not wait to see what 10 . I ran away as fast as I could, and climbed a hill to see what the country looked like.

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　　One Thursday, Mum suggested (提議) that we go for a family outing. Both Anna and I looked at Dad and her. we 1 that Dad would say “Yes. ”we shouted for joy when Dad 2 . with the help of our maid(小阿姨，侍女),we 3 for a day out. On Sunday morning, we filled our picnic basket with 4, put it in the car, and left for the beach.

　　When we arrived, we had trouble in finding a place for our 5 . We finally decided to squeeze (擠) between two parties. When we had got everything ready and 6 our swimming suits, Dad's pager(傳呼機(jī))went off(響).

　　Dad had to hurry off for an emergency (緊急) operation (手術(shù)). He promised to be 7 soon. Mum didn't let us swim in the sea without Dad. So we had to be at the beach with nothing to do. Mum 8 to make us cheerful by playing beach games with us. However, she soon felt 9 and went back to rest under the trees.

　　To our delight, Dad kept his 10 and came back. We then swam in the sea with him. Later in the day, we went boating in the sea.

　　However, the day soon ended. we were both very tired after the day's activities. My parents too had so much fun that they decided to stay away from their work during the weekends and spend more time with us.

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完形填空：通讀下面短文，掌握其大意。然后從短文后各題所給的四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選擇能填入相應(yīng)空白處的最佳一項(xiàng)。

　　At 23：40 on April ,1912, a sailor saw a large dark mass a few hundred meters in front of the Titanic. He rang the alarm bell (警鐘) and shouted : “Iceberg (冰山) 1 ! ” They tried to steer(駕駛) the ship to the left of the iceberg ,but it was too 2 The iceberg ripped (劃破) a hole (洞) in the ship 269 meters long and sea water started to flood(涌) in. At first the passengers(乘客) didn't notice anything and 3 that everything was all right. But soon it was 4 that the Titanic was sinking (沉). The captain sent a SOS to ________ 5 ship near them, but the 6 one was too far away to help in time.

　　There was only places in the lifeboats for about half the passengers. There was chaos(混亂). First women and children went into the lifeboats ,but many of these boats were only half 7 ! In the end there were 18 lifeboats in the sea with more than 500 8 places. This meant 9 for 500 more passengers. Hundreds of passengers died in the cold sea water. Some were still in their beds, and others couldn't find the 10 ----the corridors in the Titanic were 7 kilometers long! A lot of them couldn't understand the English signs(標(biāo)志).

　　The Titanic sank more and more, and at 2:20 am it disappeared (消失)into the Atlantic.

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閱讀下面短文，根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從短文后面每題所給的四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選擇最佳的一項(xiàng)。

　　This is a game which is very popular in Britain, although it is really an old game from India. It is about Good and Evil(惡): You go up the ladders to Heaven(天堂) if you are good, and you go down the snakes(蛇)to Hell(地獄)if you are bad.

　　What you need for the game:

　　First you have to make a board(板)with 100 squares and draw the snakes and the ladders on it. The top and bottom of the snakes and ladders start in one square and go to another one. (See the picture for help )

　　How to play the game:

　　Two or more people can play.

　　You need one or two dice(骰子)and a coin for each player. All the players put their coins on square 1.

　　You must throw a 6 to start and move your coin forward. And then you throw a 4, for example, you move forward four squares, etc.

　　If you throw a six (playing with one dice), or two of the same number, for example, two fives (playing with two dice), you can throw the dice again.

If your coin lands (落,著陸)at the bottom of a ladder, you move up to the square at the top of it.

　　If your coin lands on the head of a snake, you must go down to the square at the bottom of it.

　　The winner is the first person who reaches square 100.

1．If you throw a 4 at the first time, your coin will be on square ________.

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2．Now your coin is on square 71．If you throw a 2, you will have to put your coin on square ________.

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3．Mr. A's coin is on square 93.Mr. B's coin is on square 72.Mr. C is on 91.Mr. A is the first one to throw, Mr. B is the second and Mr. C is the third. They all throw a 6.Which of the following is true?

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A．Mr. A will probably be the winner, Mr. C will probably be the second and Mr. B will probably the last.

B．Mr. C will probably be the winner, Mr. B will probably be the second and Mr. A will be the last.

C．Mr. B will be sure to be the winner, Mr. C will probably be the second and Mr. A will be sure to be the last.

D．Mr. B will be sure to be the winner, Mr. C will probably be the second and Mr. A will probably be the last.

閱讀下面短文，根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從短文后面每題所給的四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選擇最佳的一項(xiàng)。

　　Mr. Johnson wanted to join in a bicycle race. He said he would win. Mrs. Johnson only smiled. She knew he could not be in the race. But she also knew he would try. Mr. Johnson went to see the judges(裁判). But they did not let him race. “You're too old,” said one of the judges. “The men go from one end of the country to the other. That's more than one thousand miles. You would never make it. ”

　　“We'll see, ”said Mr. Johnson.

　　At last the race began. Fifty strong young men got on their bicycles. One of the judges fired a gun. And the young men were off!

　　Close behind them came Mr. Johnson. His long beard waved in the wind. “You can keep me out of the race, ”he said to himself. “But you can't keep me of the road. ”

　　And then Mr. Johnson rode in front m me fifty strong young men!

　　After a while he came to a small town. The street was lined with people. They cheered when Mr. Johnson rode by.

　　“Look, Daddy,” said a small boy, “There goes Super grandpa!”

　　A newspaperman heard the boy. He took a picture of Mr. Johnson and wrote a story about him. From then on everybody in the country was cheering for “Super grandpa. ”

　　For more than six days Super grandpa rode on.

　　At last he crossed the finish line ----a day ahead of the strong young men. All the town was there to meet him. Everybody cheered and cheered. Children danced around Super grandpa.

　　People all over the country now knew him. And they loved him. He was their SUPER grandpa!

1．Mr. Johnson went to see the judges because ________.

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A．he wanted to join in a bicycle race

B．he wanted to join in a swimming race

C．he wanted to find a job

D．he wanted to work for one of the judges

2．The race is to ride ________on a bike.

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A．five hundred miles

B．one hundred miles

C．more than one thousand miles

D．two thousand miles

3．Which of the following is true?

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A．The judges agreed that Mr. Johnson would join in the race.

B．Mr. Johnson rode with the fifty strong young men on the road.

C．Mr. Johnson was the last man to cross the finish line.

D．Mr. Johnson's grandson cheered for him.

4．People all over the country loved Mr. Johnson because ________.

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A．he did a lot of good deeds for them

B．a(chǎn) newspaperman knew him

C．he didn't stop when he passed a small town

D．he was the first to cross the finish line although he was the eldest