A. anyone；hers B. anyone；herself

C. everybody；herself D. everybody；hers

A. by foot B. take bus C. by a bus D. walk

— It’s as ______ as yesterday. You can wear shorts.

A. hot B. hotter C. cold D. colder

—No，________.I don't like ball games at all.

A. usually B. often C. never D. always

A. spends B. costs C. paid D. Took

A. to stay B. stay C. staying D. to staying

A. There is B. There are C. Is there D. Are there

A. stays B. will stay C. stayed D. was staying

A. cheaper B. cheapest

C. the cheapest D. cheap

Lois Gibson will never forget that day. One evening nearly 40 years ago, a man broke into her house. He asked Gibson to give him all her money. After Gibson refused, the man almost put her to death. Luckily, Gibson was released at last. She was too afraid to call the police. The second day while driving, Gibson turned onto a wrong street. There, she happened to see the man being caught. Suddenly, Gibson saw a reason to return to school and learn more about art.

Four years later, Gibson became a forensic artist（罪犯素描師）. Now 65, she has had an excellent job. Over the past 33 years, the artist has drawn thousands of suspects（嫌疑犯）. About 30 percent of these drawings are helpful. No one in the world has done better.

Gibson still remembers the first time she tried to draw a suspect. She talked to a young man who had seen a killer. The man was too excited and Gibson couldn’t finish her drawing. The suspect looked like he was eating a lemon. However, just a day later, a policeman told Gibson that her drawing had helped solve the case. “I thought, if that terrible drawing stopped a bad guy—like the man who tried to kill me—I’m never going to stop,” Gibson says.

There is never a day that goes by when Gibson isn’t drawing a suspect. The artist says she wants to help those people feel better about something they are never going to forget. “When they see the drawing, they see hope for justice（正義）,” she says.

Some of Gibson’s friends expect her to create the beautiful, just like other artists. She doesn’t. Why? “You’ll lose yourself if you catch one suspect,” she says. “You want to get another.”

【1】From the first paragraph, we’ve learnt that Gibson_____________ .

A.got the idea of being a forensic artistB.formed the habit of learning art

C.had an experience of catching thievesD.found an excuse for being a policewoman

【2】The underlined words “was released” mean “_____________” in the passage.

A.got madB.became deafC.went freeD.felt angry

【3】When Gibson drew the suspect for the first time, she_____________ .

A.was too excited to finish drawingB.succeeded in helping the police

C.was almost killed by the bad guyD.felt terrible and stopped drawing

【4】It can be inferred from the passage that Gibson_____________ .

A.stopped drawing because of her old ageB.drew the first suspect to stop him eating a lemon

C.drew the suspects to catch them for justiceD.had many beautiful paintings like other artists