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55.Ｌindawas_＿＿_(dá)＿tｈeｅxpｅriｍenｔamonｔhago,butsｈechangedherｍiｎdaｔthelasｔminutｅ.?

A．

ｔostａrt

B．tohavestａrｔｅdC．tobｅsｔartiｎgD．ｔｏｈaveｂｅe(cuò)nstａrｔｉng

56.She＿＿_(dá)__fiｆtyoｒsowｈeｎＩfirstmetheｒaｔtｈeconｆerｅｎce.

Ａ.ｍustbe

Ｂ．ｈaｄbeeｎ

Ｃ.cｏulｄｂe

D.mｕsｔhａvebeｅn?５７.Iｔisnoｔ＿＿_(dá)___mucｈtheｌanｇuａgeastｈebacｋgｒounｄthaｔmａkesthebookdｉｆfｉculttｏuｎdｅrstanｄ．?

Ａ.tｈat

B．a(chǎn)s

Ｃ.so

Ｄ.very?５8.Theｃomminｔｔｅe(cuò)hａsａｎtiｃipatｅdtｈeproblemsthat____＿_(dá)＿_(dá)iｎtheroadconstrｕctiｏnprｏjecｔ.

Ａ．ａriｓe

B．willarise

Ｃ.aｒose

Ｄ．ｈaｖeａrｉseｎ

59.Thｅstudenｔsaｉdthｅrewｅrｅａｆｅwpointsintｈｅe(cuò)ssａyhe__＿_(dá)＿_(dá)_impossｉbleｔｏcomprehｅｎｄ.

A.haｄfｏund

Ｂ.fｉnds

C.hａsfｏund

D.wouldｆｉnｄ

６0.Hｅｗｏuldhａveｆiniｓｈｅdhiscｏlｌcａt(yī)ioｎ，buthe_______ｔoｑuｉｔandfiｎdａjｏbtosupporthｉsfamｉly.?

A.hａdhａｄ

B.hａs

C．had

Ｄ．wｏｕldhave

６1.Thｅresearcｈrequiresｍorｅmoneyｔｈａn_＿＿＿＿_(dá)__.

A.havebeeｎputin

B.ｈａsbeenputin

C.beingputin

D.toｂeputin

6２.Ｏｖeｒpopuｌationｐosesaterriblｅthreattoｔｈehumanrace．Ｙetｉtisprobａbly__＿＿_(dá)___athreａt(yī)tothehumaｎracｅthａnenviromｅnｔaldesｔruｃｔｉｏn.

A.noｍｏrｅ

B．notmｏｒe

C.ｅｖenmore

Ｄ.ｍuｃhmore

６3.Itiｓnotuｎcoｍｍｏnfｏrtherｅ_______ｐrobｌemｓｏｍunicａｔionｂetwｅe(cuò)nｔheoｌdaｎdtheyｏｕng.?

A.beｉnｇ

B.woｕlｄbe

C.be

Ｄ.ｔobe

64．__＿_(dá)＿＿＿＿atinｈｉswａy，thｅsｉtuationdｏeｓnotseeｍsoｄeｓperａt(yī)e.

A.Ｌoｏking

B.loｏked

C．Beingｌｏoｋed

D．ｔoｌoｏk

６5.Itｉsabｓoluteｌyesｓeｎtｉalthａt(yī)Ｗiｌｌｉａｍ_＿_(dá)＿_(dá)__＿h(yuǎn)ｉsstｕｄyinｓpｉｔeofsoｍeleaｒｎingｄｉffiｃultiｅs.

Ａ.wｉllcｏnｔinuｅB.coｎtinｕed

C.conｔinuｅ

Ｄ.ｃoｎｔiｎues

6６.Tｈepaｉntiｎgheboughtatthestｒｅe(cuò)tmaｒkettheotherdaｙwasａ____＿＿＿fｏrｇery.

A.ｍan-madｅ

Ｂ．natural

C.crudｅ

Ｄ.real

67.She’salwaｙsbｅｅnkindtome–Ｉcaｎ’tｊｕｓｔｔｕｒn______onherｎｏwthatsheneedsｍyhｅlp.?

A.myback

B．myhead

C.myeye

Ｄ．ｓｈouldｅr

68.Thebarｉnｔheclｕｂisforthe__＿_(dá)＿＿uｓeｏfiｔｓmｅmbeｒｓ．?

A.extenｓｉve

B.eｘcｌuｓiｖe

Ｃ．ｉnclusive

D.ｃomprehensive

69．Thetutitionfeeｓａre______tｏsｔudeｎｔsｃomingfｒomlow-incｏmefａmilieｓ.?

A.apｐroａchableB.pａyabｌe

C．reachａble

Ｄ．a(chǎn)ffoｒdａblｅ?70.Themedｉcaleｘperｔsｗaｒneｄthｅauｔhorｉtｉeｓｏｆthｅｄangerｏｆdiｓeａseｓinthｅ__＿_(dá)_＿_(dá)ｏftｈeeａrthquaｋe.?

Ａ.consequenceB.afｔermath

Ｃ.results

D.ｅffect?７1.Ｔhissoｒtofrudeｂehaｖioｕｒinpublｉchardly__＿_(dá)＿_(dá)aｐｅrｓoninｙoｕrposition.?

A.bｅｃomes

B.fits

Ｃ．supｐｏrtｓ

D.ｉｍproves

7２.Imuｓｔｌeaveｎoｗ.___＿_(dá)＿_(dá)，ｉfｙouwantｔhａt(yī)ｂｏokI’llbriｎgｉtｎexttiｍe.

Ａ.AccｉdentalｌｙＢ.Iｎcｉdｅｎtａlly

C.Ｅvenｔualｌy

Ｄ.Naｔuraｌly?７３.Afteralｏｎｇdelay,sｈe_＿_(dá)___replｙｉｎgtomye-mail.

A.gotawayｗithB．gｏtｂackat

Ｃ.ｇｏtbｙD.gotrｏundto

74.Ｐersoｎaｌcomｐｕtｅrsareｎoｌｏngｅrsｏmeｔhingbｅｙondｔheorｄinarypｅopｌe;ｔｈｅｙａre____＿_(dá)_＿ａvａilaｂlｅｔheｓedays.?

Ａ.prｏmｐtｌy

B.instaｎｔｌｙ

C.ｒeadily

Ｄ.quｉｃkｌy?７5.IｎmｙｆirsｔyｅａrattｈeunivｅｒsityIｌeａrｎtthｅ＿＿_(dá)____oｆjｏｕrnalism.?

A.basｉｃｓ

B．basic

C．eｌeｍｅnｔarｙ

Ｄ．eｌｅments?76.Accordiｎgtotｈeneｗtaxlaw，anymoneyｅarｎedoveｒｔhatｌevelistaxedatthe＿_(dá)___＿ｏf５9percenｔ?

A.raｔｉo

B．pｅrcentage

C.ｐropoｒtiｏn

D.rａt(yī)e

77.Ｔｈｏuｓandsｏｆ_＿＿_(dá)___aｔthｅstａdiumｃamｅtｏtheirfeettopaytributetｏanoutstaｎdinｇperfｏrmaｎce.?

A．ａｕdienｃe

B.parｔicｉpaｎts

C．ｓpectatoｒs

D．obｓｅrveｒs?7８．Wｅｓtｏodsｔill,gａｚiｎgoutoｖerthｅlimｉtless＿＿_(dá)＿＿_(dá)ｏfthedesseｒt.?

A.sｐace

Ｂ．ｅｘｐanse

C.sｔreｔcｈ

D．lａnd?79.Doctｏroｆten______uneａｓinｅｓsinthｅｐeopｌetheydealwｉtｈ．

A.sｍelｌ

B.heaｒ

C.seｎse

D.tough?8０．Maｒyｓatattｈｅtable,lookedatｔheｐlateand_____＿h(yuǎn)erｌｉps.

A．ｓmａcked

Ｂ.ｏpeｎeｄ

C.parｔed

D．sepｅrａt(yī)edPARTV

RＥADＩNG

COＭＰREＨEＮＳIＯＮ[25MIN]

Inthissecｔiｏnthｅrearefoｕｒpassagesfollｏwedｂｙquestioｎsoｒunfinishedsｔatｅmenｔs,eachwitｈfoursｕggestedａｎｓweｒsｍaｒkedA,B,ＣaｎdＤ．Ｃhoｏseｔheｏｎethatｙoｕｔhinkｉsｔhebｅstanswer.

?ＴEXTAIｆyouliketheｉdｅａofstayingwｉｔhwithafamily,lｉｖiｎginhoｕsemightbｅthｅaｎswｅr.Gooｄｌanｄlaｄies---thosewhoareｓuｐeｒbｃooksａndlaｕnｄererｓ,areｆｉguresasｐopｕlaｒinfiｃtiｏｎasｔheｂaｄｏneswhoｔerrorｉzetｈｅirguｅstsandoｖerchargeｔｈeｍaｔtheslightestopｐortuniｔｙ．Thｅtrｕthiｓｐrobaｂlｙｓomeｗhｅｒebetweenthetwｏｅxtremｅs.Ifyouａreluｃｋｙ，ｔhefoodwｉlｌｂeａdｅquａt(yī)e,someoｆyｏｕrlaundrｙmａybedoｎefｏrｙouanｄyouwillhａvｅａreasonabｌｅaｍountｏfcｏmfoｒtａnｄcomｐａnioｎｓhip.Forｔｈeｌｅssfｏrtunate,houserulｅsmayrestrｉcttheｆreedomtｏiｎvitefriendstｏviｓtiｔ,ａndshａredcｏokinｇaｎdbathrooｍfacilitiｅｓcanbefrustｒaｔiｎｇandrｏw-proｖokiｎｇｉｆtｉdyaｎduｎtidｙguｅstsareｌivｉnguｎdｅrｔhｅsａmeｒｏof．?

Thｅsamedisadvantagescａnapplyｔofｌatshaｒinｇ，withtheadｄeｄdifｆｉcultiesthatariｓefromdecidｉngwhｏpaysfｏrwｈat,aｎdinwｈporｔｉon.Onｅpeｒsonmayｓｐｅnｄhourｓｏnthephoｎe,whilｅａnｏtherrarｅlymaｋescalｌs.Ifyｏuwantprｉvacywithaguest,howdｏyoupersuａdｅtheoｔｈerｓｔogoout；howdoyoupersuadethemtolｅａｖeｙouｉｎｐｅace,ｅsｐeciａllｙｉfyoｕaｒesｔudentanｄwaｎｔtostudy？?

Coｎverselｙ,flａｔsｈaringcanbecheap，thｅreｗillａlwａysbesomeonetotalktoanｄgooutｗith,andtheｃｈoｒes，inｔheorｙ,canbesｈarｅd．8１.Aｃcordiｎgtotｈepassaｇe,landladiesare___＿＿_(dá)_＿?A.usuallystriｃt.

Ｂ．a(chǎn)lwaｙｓmean．

C.adeqｕａt(yī)ｅlycｏmpｅtent.

D.ｖｅｒypoｐuｌaｒｗｉtｈｔheirguestｓ.?８2.Whatiｓtheadditionaldisａdvanｔageｏfflaｔshａrinｇ??A．Pｒｏblemsoｆsｈａringａndpayinｇ.?B．Diffｅrenｃesｉnlivinghａｂitｓ.?C.Ｓharｅdcookiｎgandbaｔhrｏomｆaciｌiｔies．

D.Restriｃtiｏｎｔoiｎｖitefriendstｏvｉsit.?8３.WｈatiｓNOTmentioneｄasabeneｆｉｔoｆflａｔｓhariｎg?

Ａ．Rentisａｆfoｒdａble

B．Thereiｓcｏmpａnionship.?C.Hoｕsｅworkcaｎｂeｓhａred.?Ｄ.Thｅreispeaｃeandquieｔ.

ＴEＸTB(1)Travelｌiｎgthrｏuｇhthecｏuntryａcoｕpleｏfｗeｅｋsａｇoｏｎｂusｉｎｅｓｓ，Iｗaｓｌｉsteｎinｇｔothetalｋoftheｌａt(yī)eＵKwrｉterDouglasAdams’mａｓteｒwｏrｋ“TｈeHｉtchhiker’sGuiｄetotheＧalaxy”ｏntheradioandtｈougｈt-Iｋｎow,I’llｐickｕptheneｘthｉtchhiｋｅrsIseeandaskthｅmwhattheｓtateoｆreaｌｈiｔchingistｏｄaｙｉnＢｒｉｔａｉn.?(２)Iｄｒｏveanddroveonmainrｏadsａndｓｉderｏadｓfortheｎextfｅｗdaysanｄｎｅvｅrsaｗasｉnｇleone.

(３）ＷheｎI(lǐng)ｗaｓｉnｍyｔeeｎsand２0s,hitchｈikiｎgwaｓamaｉnforｍoflong-disｔａncetｒanspｏrｔ.ThｅｋindnessorｃｕriｏsityofstranｇｅrｓtｏoｋｍealloverEuroｐe，ＮortｈAmerｉｃa,AsiaanｄsｏuthｅrnAfrica，Soｍeoｆtｈelｉft-gｉversbｅcaｍefrienｄs,mａnｙpｒｏｖｉdeｄｈoｓpitａlityontｈeroaｄ．?（4)Noｔｏｎｌydidｙoufindoutmｕchmoｒeａbouｔａｃoｕntrythａnwhｅntrａｖelingbｙtrainorplａnｅ，butｔherewasｔhatｅｌemenｔofexｃｉtｅｍentａboutwｈereyouwouｌdfｉnｉｓhupｔhatnｉgｈt.ＨiｔchhiｋingfeatureｄｉmportａntｌyinWeｓternｃuｌtｕre.Ｉthasｂoｏksaｎdｓongsａｂouｔit．Sｏｗhathaｓhaｐpenedtoiｔ?

(5）Afewyｅaｒsaｇo,Ｉaｓｋeｄthesａmequeｓtiｏnａboｕthitchingｉnaｃolumnｏfanewspapｅr.Ｈundredｓofｐｅopleｆromallovertheworldrespｏnｄｅdwithｔheiｒviewontｈestａt(yī)eｏfｈitｃhhｉking.

(6)RurａlIｒelanｄｗasrecomｍｅndedaｓafｒｉenｄlyplａｃeforｈｉtchinｇ,ａｓwasＱuｅｂec,Canaｄa-“ifyoｕｄｏn’tmｉndbeｉngｃritiｃizedfoｒｎｏtspeakinｇFrenｃｈ”．?

(7)Buｔwhｉlehiｔchhikingwascｌeａrlｙstｉllaliveanｄｗｅｌliｎsoｍｅplaｃes,ｔheｇeｎeralｆeelingwaｓtｈatｔhroｕgｈｔoutmuchｏfthｅwestitｗａsdoｏｍeｄ.?

(8）Withsoｍｕｃhnewsaboutcrimeinthemedia,peopleaｓsumｅdthａｔanｙｏｎeontｈeopｅｎroadwitｈoutthemｏneyforevｅnabusticketｍuｓtｐresenｔａdangｅr.Butdoweneｅdtobｅｓowａrybｏｔhｔohｉtchａｎdtoｇiveａliｆt??

（9）InPolａndiｎthe196０ｓ,accordｉｎｇtoaＰoｌishwomaｎwｈoe-mailme，＂thｅautｈoritiｅｓinｔroduceｄthｅHitｃhhikeｒ’ｓBｏoｋlｅｔ.Tｈｅｂookｌetcontａinｅｄcｏuponsｆｏrdriｖers,soeachtimeadrｉveｒｐickeｄsoｍeｂoｄy,hｅorsherｅｃeiｖedacoupon．Attｈeendｏfthesｅason,dｒiverswhｏhadpiｃkedupthemoｓthiｋｅrswerｅｒewaｒdedwithｖarioｕsprizｅｓ．Ｅvｅｒyonewashitcｈhikingｔheｎ”.

(１0)Surelythisisａgｏｏｄiｄｅａｆoｒsocietｙ.Hiｔchhikingwｏuldincreasｅreｓpectｂybreａkｉnｇdownbａrrｉeｒsｂetｗｅe(cuò)nstrａngｅrｓ.Itwｏuｌdｈeｌｐfｉｇhｔｇlobaｌwａrmｉngbycuttｉnｇdownonｆｕelｃoｎsumｐｔioｎashitchｈｉkerｓwoｕldbeusingexiｓtｉｎgｆuｅls.Ｉtwouｌdalsoimproｖeeducatiｏnalstａｎdａｒｄsbｙdｅlivｅｒinginstaｎｔｌesｓonsingeｏgｒａpｈy,histoｒｙ,ｐoliticsａndsocioloｇy.?(11)AceｎturｙbefｏｒeDouｇlasAdamｓwrotｅhｉs“Ｈitｃｈhikｅr’sGuｉde”,anothｅradventuｒｅstorywｒiｔer,RｏberｔＬoｕisStｅｖeｎsoｎ,gaｖeｕsｔhａｔwhａt(yī)sｈouldbethehiｔchhikｅr’smoｔto:"Ｔotraveｌｈopeｆｕｌｌyisaｂetterthingthaｎｔoａrｒive.”Whａt(yī)bettｅrtimethanｐuｔtinｇahｏlidayweekｅnｄiｎｔoprａctice.Eitherpuｔittothｅtestyｏurｓelｆ,ｏｒhelpoutsoｍeoneｗhoｉｓtryingtｏtｒaｖelhopｅfullywitｈthumbｏｕtsｔretchｅd.８４.Inwhicｈparagｒaｐh（s)doesｔhｅwrｉｔercomｍeｎｔonｈisexperiｅnｃeｏfhｉtcｈhｉkｉｎg??

A.(３)?

B.(4)?

Ｃ．(3)and(4)

Ｄ．(4)and（５)

８5.Whaｔiｓthecｕrｒentsituaｔionofhｉtchhiking??

A.Ｉtｉsｐopｕｌarｉnsｏmｅpａrｔｓofthewoｒｌd．

Ｂ.Itiｓpｏpｕｌａrtｈroｕghoutthewest．?

C.ItｉsｐopulaｒoｎｌｙintheＮoｒthＡmeｒciａ.D．It’ｓstｉllpｏpuｌarinPｏlａｎd．?８６.Whａt(yī)isｔｈewriter’sａt(yī)titudetｏwardsthｅｐrａcｔｉcｅinPoｌand?

A.Ｃｒiticａl.

B.Uncleaｒ.?

C．Ｓomｅwhatfavｏｕｒａbｌe．

D．Sｔronｇlyｆavｏｕrablｅ.?87.ThｅｗriterhasmｅｎtiｏneｄａｌｌthefｏｌlowinｇｂeｎefitsofhitｃhhikｉngEXCＥPT?

A.prｏｍotingmutｕaｌrespeｃｔbetweｅnstrangeｒs.?

B.iｎｃrｅasｉngoｎe’sconfiｄencｅiｎstrangeｒs.

C．proｔectinｇeｎｖiromｅnt．

D．enricｈingone’skｎowｌedｇｅ．?８8."Eitherputiｔtothｅteｓｔｙourself…”iｎPaｒagraph(１1)meaｎs

A.toexpeｒｉeｎcetheｈｏpefuｌｎess.

B．toreaｄAｄams’booｋ.?

C．tｏofｆersoｍeoneａlift．D.tｏbeａhitchhｉｋｅｒ.?TEXＴCIamaｆraｉdtosleep．Ihavｅbeenafｒaiｄｔosleｅｐfortheｌasｔfewweｅks.Iamsotiｒｅdtｈat,fｉnａlly,Idosleｅp,ｂutonlyfｏｒａfewmiｎuｔｅs.Iｔisnｏtabａddreaｍｔhatｗakesme;itisｔhereａlｉｒｙItookｗithmｅｉnｔosｌeep.Ｉｔrｙtotｈｉnkofsomｅｔhingelse．?Immeｄiaｔelｙtｈｅwｏmaninthemarｋｅｔplａcｅｃomesintoｍｙmiｎd.?IｗasonmywａｙtodinnerlastnightwｈｅnIｓａwher．Shewaｓｓｅｌlingｓｋiｒｔs．ＳhemovedwiｔhｔhｅsａｍeeaseandlｏveliｎｅssIｏfｔensaｗinthewoｍenofＬaos.Herlonｇblaｃkhaiｒｗaｓasｓhinｙasthebｌaｃksｉlkofｔheskirtsshｅwasｓelling.Inherｈaｉr，sheworethreｅsilkribｂons,ｂluｅ,gｒeen,ａndwhｉte．TｈeyｒemindｅdｍeofmychｉｌdｈoodaｎdｈowmyｇirｌfriｅnｄsａndIｕｓedtospeｎｄhoｕrsbraｉdiｎgriｂbｏnsiｎtooｕrｈａir.

Idon’ｔkｎowthｅwordfoｒ“rｉbｂons”，sｏＩpuｔmyｈandtomｙｏｗnhaｉrand,witｈｔｈrｅe(cuò)ｆingeｒsagainstmyheａｄ,Iloｏkｅdatherribboｎｓandsａｉd“Beauｔｉｆｕl.”Ｓｈｅｌoweｒｅdheｒeｙesａndsaidnｏtｈinｇ.Iｗａsn’tsureifｓheuｎｄｅrｓtoｏdme(Idon’tspeakＬaotｉanverywell).?Ilooｋｅｄbacｋｄownａt(yī)tｈｅｓkirｔs．Tｈeｙhaddesiｇｎｓinthem:squａresandtrianｇｌesaｎdciｒｃlｅｓofpinkａndgreenｓiｌk．Theywerｅvｅｒｙpretty．Iｄecidedtobuyoneofthosｅｓkｉrts,anｄIｂegaｎtobａrｇaｉnwithherｏvｅrｔhｅprice.IｔisｔhecuｓｔomtobarｇaiｎｉnAsｉａ．InＬaosbaｒgａiningisdoneiｎｓoftvoicesanｄｅａsymoveswithtｈesortｏｆｑuiｅｔpeaceｆｕｌｎｅsｓ．

Sｈeｓmiｌeｄ,moｒewithhｅｒeyesthanwｉthherliｐｓ.SheｗaspleａsedbyｔｈefeｗｗｏrｄsIwａsabletosayｉnheｒlａｎｇｕage,ａlthouｇｈtｈｅｙwerｅmostlｙnｕｍbeｒｓ，anｄsｈｅsａｗtｈatIunderｓtoodｓｏmｅtｈingａboutｔｈeｓoftpｌａyfｕlnessｏfbａｒgａiｎing.Wｅshooｋouｒheadsinｄｉｓaｇreeｍenｔoveｒthepriｃe;theｎ,ｉmmedｉaｔｅｌy,weｍadｅaｎotｈeｒofferａｎｄtheｎanｏｔhershakｅofｔhehead.Ｓｈewassｏｐlｅasedthａt(yī)unｅｘpecｔedｌy,ｓheaccepteｄthelastofｆerＩmade.Buｔitwａstｏosｏon.Thepｒｉｃewastｏｏｌow．Ｓhewａsbｅiｎgtoogenerousanｄｗｏｕlｄｎ’tmakeeｎoughmｏney.Imoｖeｄｑuicklyaｎdpickeduptwomoresｋirｔsandｐaidｆorａllｔhｒｅe(cuò)ａt(yī)theｐriceset;thatwayIｗａsａblｅｔoｐayhｅrthreetiｍｅsasmucｈbｅfoｒeｓhehａdachａncetｏloｗerthｅｐricefｏrｔhelａrｇerpｕrcｈase.Ｓｈesmilｅdｏpｅnlｙtheｎ，and,ｆorthefirsｔｔimeｉnmonths,mｙspiritlｉftｅd.Ialｍostfｅlthappy.?Thefeelｉｎgstaｙｅｄｗiｔhｍewhiｌeshewrappedｔhｅｓkirtsinanｅｗspａperａndｈａndedthｅｍtome．ＷhｅnIｌeｆｔ,though，thefeeliｎgｌeft,ｔｏo.Ｉｔｗａsasthｏｕghiｔstayｅｄbehｉｎdinthｅmaｒketplacｅ．Ilefｔteaｒｓｉnｍythrｏaｔ.Ｉwanｔｅｄｔocry.Iｄidn’t,ofｃｏurse．?Ihaｖelｅaｒｎｅdtｏdeｆendｍｙselfagａinstwhaｔｉsharｄ;wiｔhoｕtknｏwingit,Iｈavealsｏｌearnedｔodefｅndmｙselfaｇaiｎｓtwｈatisｓoftandwhａt(yī)shｏuｌdbｅe(cuò)ａsy.?Igetup，lightａcａndlｅａnｄwａnttoｌｏｏｋaｔthｅsｋirｔs.Theyaｒestilliｎｔheneｗｓpaperｔhａt(yī)thewｏmaｎwrａpｐedthemiｎ.Ireｍoｖethepapeｒ，andraiｓethｅｓkirtsｕｐtoｌookａt(yī)themaｇainbeforｅIpackthem.Sｏmeｔｈｉｎｇfaｌlstoflooｒ.Ｉreａchdｏｗnandfeｅlsomethｉnｇcooｌinmｙhaｎd.ImｏvｅclosetothecandlelｉｇｈtｔoseewhatＩhavｅ.Thereareｆiveloｎgsilkribbonsinmｙhand,ａlｌdiffｅrｅｎｔcolouｒs．Ｔheｗｏmａnｉｎthemaｋetplace！Shehaｓgｉventhesｅｒiｂｂoｎsｔome！?Therｅisnodefenseagａiｎstagenｅｒousｓpｉrit,andｔｈiｓtimeＩcry，andveryｈard,ａsｉfIcoｕｌｄmａkeｕpｆoｒallｔhemonthsthatＩdidn’tｃｒｙ.８9.Aｃｃｏrｄiｎｇｔothewriter,thｅｗomａniｎthemaｒketplaceArefusedｔospeaｋtｏｈｅｒ．Bwａｓpleasantanｄａｔtractiｖe.Cｗａssｅlｌiｎｇsｋｉrtsｒｉbbons.Ｄｒecognｉzedheｒimmediａｔelｙ.90．WhichofthefｏllowｉnginNＯTcorret?

Ａ．Thｅｗrｉterｗａｓｎotuseｄtobarｇaiｎing.?

B．ＰeoｐlｅinＡsiaaｌwayｓbaｒｇainwhenｂuｙｉnｇthｉngs.

C.BａrｇａｉninｇinLaｏswasquｉｅtaｎdpeａceｆul.

Ｄ.Thewriｔerwaｓreａdyｔobargaiｎwitｈthewｏman．

９1．Ｔhewriteraｓｓｕmedthaｔthewomａnaｃceptｅdthｅlａstoｆfermaｉnlyｂecausetheｗｏmａn?

A.tｈoughtｔｈatｔｈelａstoffeｒｗaｓrｅasonablｅ.?

Ｂ．thoｕghtsheｃoｕldstiｌlmａｋemuchｍｏney.?

C．waｓgladthatthewrｉterknewtheirwaｙofbarｇaiｎiｎg.

D.waｓtｉredofｂaｒgainｉｎｇwｉthｔhｅｗrｉｔeranｙｍore.

9２．Whｙdidthｅwriterfiｎａｌlydeciｄeｔobuyｔｈreesｋirts??

A.Tｈｅskirtswerecｈeaｐanｄｐrｅttｙ.

Ｂ.Shelikｅdthｅpatteｒｎsonthｅskirｔs.?

C.Shewantedtｏdosomｅｔhｉngａｓcompeｎsaｔion.?

D.Ｓhｅwasfedｕｐwiｔhfurｔｈerｂａｒgainningwiththewoman.

93．Whenthewriterｌeｆtthemarkｅtｐｌaｃｅ,ｓｈｅｗantedtoｃry,butｄｉdｎoｔｂecauｓｅ

A.shehadlearneｄtｏsｔaycoolａｎｄunｆeeｌing.?

B．ｓｈewasafrａｉdｏfｃryingiｎｐuｂlic.

Ｃ.shehadleａrｎｅｄtofacedｉfficultieｓbｒaｖely.

D.ｓhｅhadtosｈowinpublicthａt(yī)sｈｅｗａsｓtrｏng.?9４．Whyｄｉｄthewｒitercryeveｎtuallywhenｓheｌｏｏｋｅdatｔｈeskirtｓａgain?

A.ｓhesuｄdenｔlｙｆeltveｒysａd．

B.sheliｋedtheｒiｂbonｓsomｕch.?

C．shｅｗasoｖercomebyｅmotioｎ.?

D.sheｆeltsorryfoｒtｈewoman.ＴＥＸTD

Thekidsarehaｎｇingoｕt.Ipasssmａllbａndｓofstudeｎtｓ，ｏnmyｗayｔowoｒｋthｅｓeｍｏｒningｓ．Tｈeyhaveｂeｃomeafａmiｌｉaｒpａrtoftheｓummeｒlaｎdscape.

Tｈeｓeｋiｄsarenoｔolｄｅnoughfoｒjｏbｓ．Nｏｒaretheyrichenoughforcaｍp．Theyarｅsｃhｏolchildrｅnwiｔｈoutｓchool.Thecａleｎdarcalｌedthｅschoolyｅarranoutonthｅmaｆｅwweeｋsaｇo.Oncesupｅrvisｅdbyteachｅrｓaｎdprincipalｓ,ｔheynowappearｔｏbe“selfｃａre”．?

Ｐassｉngtheｍiｓｌikｅｐassingtｈrｏugｈaｔimｅzoｎe.Fｏrmｕｃｈofouｒhistorｙ,ａfteｒａlｌ,Americansaｒranｇedｔheschoolｙｅaraｒｏuｎdｔheneｅdｓofｗｏｒkandｆaｍily.In19thcenｔuryciｔｉｅs,schｏolswereoｐensｅvｅnoreighthｏursadａy,11ｍonｔhsayeaｒ．IｎrurａlAmerica,tｈeｙearwａsarrａngeｄａｒｏundthe