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1£®It must be kept in mind that ________ lifelong study can you survive in the high competitive society.

A£®only when C£®only through

B£®until then D£®until when

2£®The time he has devoted in the past 10 years ________ the disabled is now considered ________ of great value.

A£®to help; being C£®to help; to be

B£®to helping; to be D£®helping; being

3£®To produce one pound of honey, a line of bees must fly a distance __________ to twice around the earth.

A£®similar C£®familiarr

B£®equalr D£®near

4£®What one person considers a wild flower may be a weed to ________. A£®other C£®the other

5£®¡ªI thought you didn't mind it.

¡ªWell, ________£¬ I didn't, but you should have asked me first. A£®as a whole C£®on the contrary

B£®by the way D£®as a matter of fact B£®another D£®the others

6£®If parents never expect their children to be helpful at home, they are sure ________. A£®not C£®not to be

B£®not to D£®not to be that

7£®One ________ of the plastic is that it is almost unbreakable. A£®quantity C£®shortcoming

8£®¡ªRemember ________ we met, John?

¡ªOf course I do. You ________ an English movel in the library. A£®for the first time; read B£®first time; had read

B£®quality D£®number

C£®the first time; were reading D£®by the first time; read

9£®Since he often travels on business, he can ________ himself to sleeping in any place he can find.

A£®devote B£®accustom C£®force D£®reduce

10£®The government has ________ a committee to examine the fishing industry. A£®set up C£®set down

B£®set aside D£®set off

11£®Our teachers often tell us£¬¡°the harder you study£¬the more questions you will think of__________.¡±

A£®asking B£®to ask C£®being asked D£®to be asked 12£®The two drivers could do nothing but ________ the truck. A£®to take turns to drive C£®to drive by turns

B£®take turns to drive D£®drive by turns

13£®¡ªHow will she behave in case of our failure? ¡ªShe'll put the blame on us if it ________ badly. A£®turns up C£®turns off

B£®turns down D£®turns out

14£®The incident ________ a chain of events which resulted in the outbreak of World War ¢ñ. A£®set off C£®set about

B£®set aside D£®set down

15£®Attention! Our bus is approaching Cambridge, ________ we'll be stopping to eat. A£®when C£®as ¢ò.Íê³É¾ä×Ó

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I felt very lonely in America because I had left my family behind Nigeria.I decided to join a walking group that I___1___ in a local newspaper.I had been ___2___ enough to leave my home thousands of miles away.Surely I could meet new people and ___3___myself to talk to them.One ___4___Saturday£¬we ___5___at the bottom of a hill.It was slowly___6___dark.Every one was wearing blue jeans and T£­shirts___7___me.It was as if someone had told them what to wear.___8___I wore a dress and walked alone behind family groups.The children spoke in high American ___9___.I kept waiting for them to speak___10___£¬that is£¬without an American accent.To me£¬normal meant Nigerian.Would my voice become American like theirs?

The leader of the walking___11___was a man who knew all about___12___that grew in the Semi Desert.He talked about plants.He kept on talking.Suddenly in the dark£¬fireflies appeared turning___13___like little lights.The small lights shone like___14___floating among us.All of us were silenced£¬including the group leader and the children.Then the ___15___tired to ___16___the moving lights£¬___17___and running around.The parents smile. Suddenly I said£º¡°We have lots of fireflies at home.¡±My voice sounded___18___even to me.I do not know what made me talk.The others turned and asked£¬¡°Where is home¡±£¿I answered£¬¡°___19___¡±£®They were surprised and asked me more questions.

Everyone laughed and I did too.They asked more questions as we returned down the hill.They were very friendly.What a difference it makes to talk to people£¿This ___20___my heart and I drove home smiling.

1£®A.read about C£®present at 2£®A.foolish C£®simple 3£®A.tell C£®cause 4£®A.late C£®sunny 5£®A.saved C£®released 6£®A.going C£®growing 7£®A.besides C£®except 8£®A.Otherwise

B£®teach in D£®see B£®polite D£®brave B£®force D£®find B£®early D£®rainy B£®gathered D£®found B£®bringing D£®changing B£®but for D£®except for B£®Therefore

C£®Furthermore 9£®A.voices C£®English 10£®A.normally C£®slowly 11£®A.team C£®game 12£®A.animals C£®plants

13£®A.back and forth C£®in and out 14£®A.birds C£®insects 15£®A.children C£®group leader 16£®A.feed C£®watch 17£®A.laughing C£®glaring 18£®A.interesting C£®strange 19£®A.Australia C£®America 20£®A.softened C£®warmed ¢ô.ÔĶÁÀí½â

D£®Instead B£®sounds D£®noises B£®ordinarily D£®poorly B£®group D£®practice B£®birds D£®beasts B£®on and of D£®on and off B£®clouds D£®stars B£®parents D£®fireflies B£®catch D£®cook B£®staring D£®calling B£®colourful D£®usual B£®England D£®Nigeria B£®tightened D£®hurt

Some 30 million Americans suffer from insomnia. Here£¬our expert panel(С×é) provides you with four different solutions for getting some rest£º

Neil B£®Kavey£¬MD.Director.Sleep Disorders Center. New York Presbyterian Hospital The sleep specialist.Try behavior changes and proper use of medication.At night£¬keep away from bright light.In the morning, open the shades and go out for a walk£¬to tell your brain£¬¡°This is the start of the day.¡±You can try OTC sleep aids£¬but if you suffer for more than three weeks£¬see a doctor.Drugs are safe when used properly, and