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- A.They had a beautiful house in the seaside village.
- B.They made a lot of money during the tourist seasons.
- C.The parents got very good jobs in the new town.
- D.The children developed good values.
- A.Old.
- B.Convenient.
- C.Powerful.
- D.Expensive.
- A.The residents were all very poor.
- B.It was hard to make a living.
- C.Their children couldn’t get what they had in the city.
- D.They had few friends in their new environment.
- A.What she read in the newspaper.
- B.The beautiful scenery of countryside.
- C.The residents’ living conditions.
- D.That fact that they had been accustomed to the new place.
- A.Admiring.
- B.Satisfied.
- C.Sympathetic.
- D.Doubtful.
- A.His disability.
- B.His loneliness.
- C.His contribution to his country.
- D.His bravery to fight in the war.
- A.The words on his cap.
- B.The way he sat.
- C.His disability.
- D.The way he walked.
- A.The author at first thought the gentleman was famous.
- B.The gentleman stood out because of his uniform.
- C.The gentleman’s family didn’t like to talk with him.
- D.The gentleman wasn, t expecting the author to thank him.
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—What do you think of the movie? —It’s fantastic.The only pity is that I _____ the beginning of it.
- A.missed
- B.had missed
- C.miss
- D.would miss
- A man entered with his family and took a seat. He wasn , t in uniform, but he walked with the dignity of a soldier,and a slight limp (瘸). My suspicion was confirmed when he removed his hat and placed it on the table where I could see it. Embroidered (绣)on
- As they were waiting for lunch, the others talking happily, this gentleman was staring out of the window. He was content to be left out of the conversation and allowed to take in the wonderful and impressive view of the waterfall.
- I watched him,and imagined how much horror he had seen in the war. What losses did he suffer, and how many friends did he lose? What he had witnessed should have given him a good reason to lose faith in the world.Yet this tired soldier was smiling at the
- I walked over to him and said, “Excuse me, sir. I ,m sorry to interrupt, but I saw your hat, and I just wanted to say thank you for serving.”
- He looked up at me,surprised,and said proudly , “You, re welcome,and thank you,too.”
- I told him I would go home and tell my children about this experience that I, d met him. 21. The place where the author enjoyed lunch was_____ .
- A.only open to people of the upper classes
- B.once visited by many famous people
- C.attractive because of its beautiful surroundings
- D.modeled on scenes from American history
- A.under control
- B.take control of
- C.out of control
- D.in the control of
- A.two-thousand-words
- B.two-thousands-word
- C.two-thousand-word
- D.two-thousands-words
- A.isn’t he
- B.hasn’t he
- C.isn’t it
- D.hasn’t it
- A.giving away
- B.sending off
- C.sending up
- D.giving off
- A.expect
- B.mean
- C.suppose
- D.like
- A.like
- B.alike
- C.likely
- D.likeable
- A.has been completed
- B.has completed
- C.will have been completed
- D.will have completed
- A.and
- B.or
- C.but
- D.so
- A.was drowned
- B.would have been drowned
- C.had drowned
- D.should be drowned
- A.keep up with
- B.come up with
- C.follow up with
- D.make up with
- A.Dealing in
- B.Allowing for
- C.Permitting of
- D.Preparing for
- A.which
- B.it
- C.that
- D.this
- A.produced
- B.being produced
- C.to be produced
- D.having been produced
- A.To have had
- B.Having had
- C.Have
- D.Having
- A.Not having received
- B.Not receiving
- C.Having not received
- D.Receiving not
- A.looked up
- B.held out
- C.broke
- D.lived up
- A.on carrying it out immediately
- B.that she carries it out immediately
- C.on carry it out immediately
- D.that she carries out it immediately
- A.Mum did go
- B.did Mum go
- C.went Mum
- D.Mum went
- A.Comparing with
- B.Compared with
- C.Comparing
- D.Compared
