38.  Of all the American_____________ (導(dǎo)演),Steven Spielberg is my favourite.

37.  Our teacher asked us to read these_____________ (對話)out loud.

 36.  The match you're watching wasn't     (錄制).It's covered live.

In Britain you may often hear "Drop in any time" or "Come to see me soon", but you can't really do that. People just say those things to make you feel welcome. It is better to telephone before visiting someone at home. If you receive a written invitation to an event that says "RSVP", you should reply to let the person who sent the invitation know whether or not you plan to go. You should never accept an invitation unless you really plan to go. You may refuse by saying "Thank you for inviting me, but I will not be able to come." If after accepting, you are unable to go， be sure to tell those as soon as possible that you will not be there. Although it is not necessarily expected that you give a gift to the host, it is considered polite to do so, especially if you have been invited for a meal. Flowers, chocolate or a small gift are all appropriate (合適的).A thank-you note or telephone call after the visit is also considered polite and is a proper way to express your appreciation (感i^) for the invitation.

(   )31. What can you do when a British friend says "Drop in anytime"?

A. Visit him or her at any time.  B. Say "I have no time" to him or her.

C. Telephone him or her before visiting.  D. Visit him or her soon.

(    )32. What does "RSVP" mean in Chinese?

A.請自便   B.請回復(fù)   C.請審閱     D.請來訪

(   )33. What should you do if you are unable to go after accepting an invitation?

A. Do not tell the host about it.    B. Ask another friend to go instead of you.

C. Tell the host about it at once.  D. Return the invitation letter to the host.

(   )34. Which of the following is considered impolite in British?

A. Buy small presents when being invited.  B. Accept an invitation but you don't plan to go.

C. Write a thank-you note after a visit.     D. Give a telephone call after a visit.

(    )35. Where would you probably see this article?

A. In an invitation.   B. In a guidebook.   C. On a poster.    D. In an ad.

Peter Owen has been making wigs (假發(fā))since the 1980s. He has made wigs for the stars of more than seventy movies, including Tom Hanks in Philadelphia, Johnny Depp in Sleepy Hollow, and Nicole Kidman in The Others. One of his biggest jobs so far has been designing the hair and make-up (化妝)for the three Lord of the Rings movies. He had just six weeks to design and make more than a hundred wigs, each one a different style, colour, shape and length.

The hair and make-up in a movie are just as important as the costumes or the sets (布景).Over the years, Peter has made actors look older, younger, healthy and sick. For one movie he even made a female actor look like a man! "What people don't realize about wigs is that we are not always making people more beautiful," he says. "Often we are covering up beauty and making them look ordinary."

All Peter's wigs are hand-made using human hair, so they look as real as possible. This also makes them very expensive—between US$4,500 and US$12,500 each! He knows he's done a good job when people don't realize the star of the movie is wearing a wig. So he was pleased when one newspaper said that Nicole Kidman had dyed (染色) her hair dark brown for a movie. "It was a wig and no one knew that," he says. 

(   )26. What is Peter Owen's job?

A. An actor.  B. A director.  

 C. A wig maker.  D. A manager.

(    )27. How many wigs did Peter make for the three Lord of the Rings movies?

A. Over one hundred.    B. Over three hundred.   C. Sixty.    D. Seventy.

(    )28. What special feature (特點)about wigs did Peter mention in paragraph 2?

A.   They can change people's hairstyles.

B.   They can make beautiful people look ordinary.

C.   They can make people more beautiful.

D.   They can make people look younger. (    )29. Why are Peter's wigs so expensive?

A. They are made in foreign countries.      B. They need to be dyed.  

C. They are only made for rich film stars.   D. They are hand-made using human hair. 

(    )30. Which statement is NOT true?

A. Peter Owen has made wigs for lots of movies.

B.   Designing and making wigs was sometimes a huge job.

C.   If people know the star is wearing a wig, Peter will be happy.

D.   Peter can make actors look quite different from their real looks.

Generally speaking, film stars don't like to be recognized while      16     . Comedian (喜居lj演員)David Brenner tells of the time he tried to keep away from talking to the stranger in the next seat on a flight from Los Angeles to New York. "People mean well," he said, "but      17     don't understand how many times I've been asked, 'How did you get into show business? Were you always funny?'"

18 I got on the plane, I noticed that the seat next to mine was already 19 , so I 20 sat down and hid my face in a magazine. I was pleased to see that the man beside me was reading a thick book. Later, when an air hostess (空姐)asked what we wanted to drink, I found the man spoke with a European accent (口音).

probably had no idea who I was, but      21      to make it safe, I kept reading and got away from his  22 .

"After three quiet hours, he leaned (倚靠)toward me, and said in a low      23     , "Don't I know you from somewhere?" "My bad  24  I thought. "He does watch TV." I turned toward him. I was looking into one of my favourite   25     , It was Victor Borge, the famous actor in Europe. We laughed over how we both had been avoiding the stranger in the next seat and for the rest of the flight we had a delightful time."
(   )16. A. travelling  B. speaking      C. thinking    D. reading

(   )17. A. I  B. they         C. few of them   D. many of us 

(    )18. A. As   B. Before   C. Until    D. Since

(   )19. A. broken   B. given   C. chosen    D. taken

(   )20. A. soon    B. noisily    C. quietly       D. fast

(   )21. A. so that   B. in order    C. because    D. as a result

(    )22. A, seat    B. look   C. book   D. thought

(    )23. A. voice  B. noise    C. sound      D. shout

(   )24. A. comfort  B. task    C. luck   D. danger 

(   )25. A. strangers  B. books  C. magazines  D. faces

(   )15.________ you are always so careless, you will make a big mistake some day.

A. Unless     B. When     C. Though    D. If

(   )14. Would you like to go to the cinema with me tonight?

                      but I have too much work to do.

A. Yes, I would  B. No, I wouldn't C. No, I would not to   D. Yes, I'd like to

(   )13. Would you mind__________ me your address?

A. telling   B. tell    C. will tell    D. to tell

(   )11. The performance__________ nearly three hours, but few people left the theatre early.

A. covered   B. reached  C. played    D. lasted