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you another good present. \

By June, Mrs Chang had $4,250 under her bed. She went to a relative in Yuen Long, who had a small business. \ 12 $750. Her relative was 13 . Mrs Chang had 14 asked anyone for money before. But he lent her the money.

Mrs Chang 15 her best clothes, went to the city and 16 a return ticket from London to Hong Kong. After putting it in a nice 17 she began to write 18 address on it and posted it. \ 19 . \And how happy Mary will be too, to 20 her brother with her on her wedding day.\1. A. valuable B. beautiful C. interesting D. wonderful 2. A. or B. but C. so D. however 3. A. get B. borrow C. make D. bring 4. A. searched B. entered C. cleaned D. washed 5. A. stayed up B. kept up C. n1ade up D. dressed up 6. A. neighbours B. tourists C. relatives D. friends

7. A. Gradually B. Frequently C. Probably D. Immediately 8. A. reduce B. appear C. disappear D. grow 9. A. worried B. busy C. angry D. content 10. A. wedding B. birthday C. fami1y D. work 1l. A. give B. send C. buy D. mail 12. A. lose B. owe C. need D. earn

13. A. surprised B. frightened C. hurt D. disappointed 14. A. atways B. usually C. never D. sometimes l5. A. picked up B. had on C. took off D. put on l6. A. bought B. sent C. took D. carried 17. A. envelope B. box C. package D. bag 18. A. mother's B. brother's C. Mary's D. David's 19. A. him B. them C. herself D. her 20. A. have B. invite C. take D. 1eave

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The other day I talked to a stranger on the bus. When he found out that I was from 1 , he told me he had a good friend who lived there and he wondered if, by any chance, I 2 to know him. At the moment I thought he might be joking, but I could 3 from the expression on his face that he was 4 . I felt like saying that it was impossible to all the millions of people in Chicago I could have 5 with his friend. But instead, I just 6 and told him that Chicago was a very big city. He 7 , and I thought he was going to 8 talking about the subject. But I was 9 . He was silent for a few minutes, and then he began to tell me about his friend.

He told me that his friend's main 10 in life seemed to be playing tennis. He said he was

an excellent tennis player, and that he 11 had his own tennis court(网球场). He added that he knew a lot of people with swimming pools, 12 he only knew two people who had private tennis courts. I told him I knew several people having private tennis courts, including my

brother who was a doctor in California---and, in fact, 13 my next door neighbor in Chicago. He said that may there were 14 private courts in the country than he realized, but he did not know of any others. Then he asked me where my brother lived in Califomia. When I said Sacramento, he said that was a coincidence(巧合) 15 his friend spent the summer in Sacramento last year, and he stayed next door to a doctor who had a tennis court in his

backyard. I said I felt that really was a coincidence because my 16 had gone to Sacramento last summer and had rented (租用) the house 17 my brother's. For a moment, we 18 at each other, but we did not say anything.

\and said, \ 19 name happened to be Dr Ray Hunter?\ 20 to laugh. \

1. A. Chicago B. a city C. Sacramento D. California 2. A. wanted B. happened C. went D. had 3. A. speak B. watch C. see D. tell 4. A. serious B. anxious C. friendly D. gentle 5. A. talked B. worked C. met D. lived 6. A. smiled B. sat C. thought D. talked 7. A. rose B. nodded C. smiled D.agreed 8. A. stop B. begin C. continue D. changet 9. A. right B. curious C. wrong D. foolish 10. A. habit B. interest C. duty D. belief 11. A. once B. exactly C. even D. almost 12. A. for B. or C. so D. but 13. A. same B. as C. also D. well 14. A. some B. no C. more D. fewer 15. A. then B. because C. once D. doctor 17. A. far from B. next to C. near D. behind 18. A. stared B. talked C. laughed D. shouted 19. A. friend's B. brother's C. neighbor's D. court's 20. A. chance B. time C. turn D. moment

(三十四)

Lying comfortably upon a sofa, Harker Brayton smiled as he read old Morryster book: Marvels of Science. He unconsciously(无意识地) 1 the book without changing the 2 of his eyes. As soon as the book had gone 3 the line of sight, something in a dark place of the room attracted his 4 . In the shadow under the 5 he noticed two points of light about an

inch apart. They might have been 6 by the lamp above him shining on bits of metal, 7 he did not think about them and continued his reading.

A moment later, something caused him to lower his book 8 and look for what he had 9 before. The points of light were 10 there. They seemed to have become 11 , shining with greenish glow that he had not at 12 observed. He thought, too, that they might have moved a little, or were 13 nearer. They were still too much in the shadow, however, to reveal(暴露) their 14 , and again he turned to his reading.

Suddenly something he read gave him a 15 that made him drop the book to the floor. Brayton, half 16 from the sofa, was staring into the 17 beneath his bed. His attention was now 18 points glowing in the shadow. There, almost directly under the footrail of the bed, he saw the 19 of a large snake. The points of light were its eyes! Its ugly head was turned in his direction. The eyes were 20 merely (仅仅) meeaningless points of light. They looked into his eyes with evil strength and hate.

1. A. raised B. closed C. lowered D.dropped 2. A. position B. direction C. height D.size 3. A. below B. away C. from D. up

4. A. reading B. interest C. thinking D. attention 5. A. desk B. sofa C. chair D. bed 6. A. brought B. made C. caused D. given 7. A. so B. and C. but D. or

8. A. too B. once C. again D. greatly 9. A. read B. searched C. seen D. interested 10. A.no doubt B. no more C. yet D. still 11. A. larger B. wider C. nearer D. brighter l2. A. all B. first C. most D. last 13. A. far B. much C. a bit D. a lot 14. A. nature B. secret C. truth D. state 15. A. plan B. meaning C. thought D. mind 16. A. rising B. raising C. standing D. sitting

17. A. snake B. darkness C. ugly head D. points of light 18. A. directed B. made C. called D. carried 19. A. eyes B. tongue C. body D. head 20. A. not only B. nothing but C. no longer D. not any