To those who love pets, it’s hard to imagine any other way of life. However, raising your first pet can be a rewarding    31   or a major disaster. Animals make extra work, cost money and require a sense of    32    . They are not for everyone.  

Pets such as dogs and cats bring in mud and    33   hairs on carpets and furniture. Young animals     34   training. Young dogs are    35   causing damage to things; they chew things and dig holes in the garden.

    Many parents    36   to get pets because children keep asking for them, but pets are not toys which can be    37    when novelty(新奇）has disappeared. It must be realized that the responsibility for the pet lies with the    38   —usually mother!

    Some parents expect their children to    39    their pets themselves, but such responsibility should never be placed upon young children. You’d better    40   them to help, but when daily tasks become a    41   , they will feel bored, and it is the pet that    42   .

    The best way for a child to learn about the    43    animals need is by example, but in order to set that    44    , parents themselves have to treat pets as part of their family and     45    caring for them.

    By    46    pets receiving love and care, children are learning a valuable lesson without realizing they are being     47    .

    So when it comes to making a     48    —to have or not to have a pet—

49    the person who will do most of the work and who must accept the responsibility for that pet is you. Think about it     50    .

31. A. theme        B. tradition

C. experience       D. requirement

32. A. achievement       B. responsibility        C. fairness       D. humour

33. A. leave       B. put        C. decrease       D. send

34. A. deserve       B. direct       C. gain             D. need

35. A. just       B. already        C. often         D. once

36. A. learn       B. happen        C. prove          D. decide

37. A. depended on     B. picked out     C. given away    D. cared about

38. A. parents       B. neighbours        C. friends          D. teachers

39. A. decide on      B. look after       C. leave out         D. calm down

40. A. force       B. encourage        C. admit         D. warn

41. A. must       B. mistake        C. hope        D. habit

42. A. works       B. adjusts        C. suffers       D. escapes

43. A. entertainment       B. freedom        C. shelter       D. care

44. A. limit       B. rule        C. example       D. test

45. A. enjoy       B. imagine        C. risk       D. mean

46. A. smelling       B. hearing        C. asking       D. observing

47. A. exposed       B. taught        C. supported       D. praised

48. A. decision       B. statement        C. comment       D. reference

49. A. inform       B. remember        C. wish       D. announce

50. A. fairly       B. highly        C. quickly       D. carefully

31.【解析】選C。你第一次養(yǎng)寵物的經(jīng)歷可能很有益，也可能會(huì)讓你的生活變得一團(tuán)糟。

32.【解析】選B。下文responsibility有提示，養(yǎng)寵物會(huì)給你帶來額外的工作，也費(fèi)錢，并且要求有責(zé)任感。

33. 【解析】選A。像狗和貓這樣的寵物會(huì)給家里帶來泥土，在地毯和家具上留下毛發(fā)。

34. 【解析】選D。年幼的寵物需要進(jìn)行訓(xùn)練。

35. 【解析】選C。從下句“它們咬東西和在花園里挖洞”可知，小狗經(jīng)常會(huì)破壞東西。

36.【解析】選D。很多父母決定養(yǎng)寵物是因?yàn)楹⒆拥脑颉?/p>

37. 【解析】選C。由when novelty has disappeared判斷，當(dāng)新鮮感過去之后，那些玩具就被舍棄了。

38. 【解析】選A。本空后的mother提示，往往是父母擔(dān)負(fù)起了照顧寵物的責(zé)任。

39. 【解析】選B。從本空后的responsibility可知，有些父母希望孩子能親自照顧寵物。

40.【解析】選B。根據(jù)上句可知，照顧寵物的責(zé)任千萬不要放在小孩子身上，所以家長最好只是鼓勵(lì)孩子們幫忙。

41. 【解析】選A。根據(jù)they will feel bored可知，當(dāng)日常工作變成每天必須要做的事的時(shí)候，他們就開始厭煩了。

42. 【解析】選C。缺少了人們的照顧，寵物就要遭罪了。

43. 【解析】選D。下文的caring for them是個(gè)提示，此處是指動(dòng)物所需要的關(guān)愛。

44.【解析】選C。本空前example有提示，為了給孩子樹立榜樣。

45.【解析】選A。父母自己也要把寵物看作家庭的一員，并且愿意照顧它們。

46.【解析】選D。當(dāng)孩子們觀察到寵物得到了關(guān)愛的時(shí)候，他們也會(huì)受到教育。

47.【解析】選B。從本空前l(fā)esson判斷，他們?cè)诓恢挥X中就受到了教育。

48.【解析】選A。從本空后的to have or not to have a pet可知，此處是指做決定。

49.【解析】選B。請(qǐng)記住，你要為所養(yǎng)的寵物做許多事情，并且要承擔(dān)起照顧它的責(zé)任。

50.【解析】選D。所以，你在做是否養(yǎng)寵物這個(gè)決定時(shí)，要經(jīng)過深思熟慮。

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