A. at B. on C. in

A. in B. at C. on D. with

A. speak B. speaks C. speaking D. to speak

A．Sooner or later B．Still

C．In time D．Besides

A．seriously B．heavily

C．badly D．hardly

A．a kind of

B．kind of

C．kinds of

D．little

【題目】閱讀理解
Jehdi and Hassan were businessmen and good friends.
One day they found themselves in a forest. They were tired so they sat down and Jehdi fell asleep.
As Jehdi slept, Hassan saw a wasp (黃蜂) coming from his friend's nose. It flew toward a pine tree (松樹), circled it three times, and then returned to Jehdi's nose.
When Jehdi woke he said, “Hassan, What a dream! Imagine a big pine tree, like that one there. A wasp flies around it and its buzz (嗡嗡叫) seems to say,
‘You must dig here.' I dig and I find a big box of gold.”
“Yes, a strange dream,” replied Hassan. “Why don't you dig around that tree and see if it's true?”

“My friend, it was just a dream and anyway it's too hot to dig.”
Hassan said, “If you do not want to dig, I will. Sell your dream to me.”
“How much will you pay?” asked Jehdi.
Hassan agreed to pay 300 coins.
“Never have I made such a business deal. How nave (天真的) you are, Hassan!”
The two friends then went to the pine tree Jehdi had dreamed about. Jehdi stood there with a smile on his face to see Hassan start digging. But he laughed on the other side of his face when Hassan dug up a huge box of gold.
After this, Hassan had so much gold that he lived a rich life until his death. Jehdi often visited him. He would say, “Well, Hassan, how are you? I have come to see my dream.” They would pat(輕拍) each other on the back and laugh. But each time Jehdi went home sadly. He could never buy back his dream.
（1）In Jehdi's dream, he ________.
A.is attacked by a wasp
B.digs up a box of gold
C.talks with a wasp
D.becomes a wasp himself
（2）Jehdi is not willing to dig because_________.
A.he doesn't believe his dream is true
B.he is lazy and doesn't want to work
C.he is too rich to care about the gold
D.he can't find the tree from his dream
（3）Jehdi thinks Hassan is _____ to agree to the deal.
A.smart
B.wise
C.stupid
D.kind
（4）The phrase “laughed on the other side of his face” probably means___________.
A.was unhappy about something one was once happy about
B.was excited at something one was once disappointed by
C.laughed so much that one's face change
D.laughed at other people's mistake

【題目】閱讀下面短文，從短文后所給的A、B、C三個選項中選出能填入相應(yīng)空白處的最佳選項。
Karen spent more than 75 years working as a cleaner. Certainly nobody would think that she was rich, 1 she was paid only a few dollars each time. So they were all 2 when Jenny decided to give $150,000 to the University of Southern Mississippi.
The money, 3, was her life savings. She could save such a large amount of money because she lived a very 4 life. She never learned to drive. When she wanted to go somewhere, she just walked. She never flew to anywhere 5 her donation（捐獻）, and in the 50 years she had been out of the South only once. The 6 in which she lived was also a rather old one, and her last uncle left her. Only after she became known in 7 did she begin to travel all over the country. Since then, she had been the 8 of many interviews and articles. She was even invited to the White House.
Her donation was for the students who clearly needed 9 help. She herself left school in the sixth grade and had never married or had children. She said to the reporters that the idea of helping somebody's child go to college gave her much 10.

（1）A.though B.because C.but
（2）A.amazed B.excited C.known
（3）A.in use B.in fact C.in need
（4）A.clean B.difficult C.simple
（5）A.before B.after C.during
（6）A.street B.house C.school
（7）A.America B.universities C.Mississippi
（8）A.donation B.invitation C.topic
（9）A.money B.learning C.family
（10）A.traveling B.pleasure C.education

【題目】閱讀下面短文，從短文后所給的A、B、C三個選項中選出能填入相應(yīng)空白處的最佳選項。

One cold evening in winter, I asked my dear mother, “Mum, what were you like when you were at my age?” She looked up, 1at my question.
After a long time, she answered, “Polly, why did you ask me that? Well, you see, I was not so lucky as you. In our times, there was only one 2for girls－being a hard-working woman. To tell you the truth, I 3 my mother, your grandmother, when I was growing up. I did so much for her, but not once did she ever said, 'thank you'.”
And then, Mother went on, “I had always wanted to hear a word of 4 from her, but I got only the family rules and wishes I could never manage. During those years, she 5 me to get up at six every morning and cook breakfast. She often 6 me with other girls, who were as 7 as me, and found my mistakes.”
“Nothing was ever 8 enough for my mother,” continued my mother, “but now I know she did 9 me, even if she never said so. Polly, like your grandmother, I love all my children, and you are everything to me. I have been very strict and hard on you, but I am raising you in the only 10 I knew.”
（1）A.excited B.disappointed C.surprised
（2）A.job B.event C.concern
（3）A.hated B.loved C.respected
（4）A.honesty B.importance C.praise
（5）A.encouraged B.forced C.advised
（6）A.compared B.matched C.explained
（7）A.old B.bad C.strict
（8）A.interesting B.useful C.good
（9）A.support B.love C.honor
（10）A.wish B.way C.rule

【題目】閱讀下列短文，從下面每小題的A、B、C、D四個選項中選出最佳選項。
B

It was July 17th of 2017. The little helpless girl, who had trouble walking, was going out into the wide world. In June 2016, I got the idea that I was going to America as an exchange student. With tears in my eyes, I said goodbye to my family.
After I finally arrived at the airport in Burlington, Vermont. I was welcomed by my host family. They didn't know much about my disability. “I hobble a little, but I don't see it as a problem.” I think it's the will that decides what you can and cannot do, and the disability doesn't matter!
Before I went to the US, I knew I was going to miss home. But I went! Why? I've been a fighter ever since I decided not to give up my breath when I was born! My mother wrote my host mom an e-mail and told her about my hard birth so they would understand. I remember clearly after she finished reading it, she came into the room, gave me a big hug and said, “You are a fighter.” My host family supported me so much during the year. In school, small notes were sent out to all my teachers, by e-mail, to tell them about my disability. Everything worked greatly.
By the end of my year, exchange students were asked to talk about our years. I spoke in front of about 100 people! I was extremely proud of my “speech”. The following day some teachers stopped me and said, “Your speech was the best one.”
My year in Vermont was the best thing I've done so far! I proved I AM A FIGHTER and that NOTHING IS IMPOSSIBLE!
（1）How did the author go to the US?
A.By bus
B.By car
C.By boat
D.By plane
（2）What did the writer's mom tell the host mom in the email?
A.The writer's family
B.The writer's daily life
C.The writer's birth
D.The writer's disability
（3）How did the writer feel about her speech?
A.Excited
B.Sad
C.Proud
D.Unsatisfied
（4）What can we know from the passage?
A.The writer enjoyed her exchange life.
B.The writer was not happy with her host family.
C.Only the writer made a speech in front of about 100 people.
D.The writer joined the army and became a fighter.