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假设在英语课上老师给你们欣赏了电影《太空大灌篮》的主题曲IBelieveICanFly。这是一首催人奋进的励志歌曲，请你根据以下要点以“IBelieveICanFly”为题，用英语写一篇短文，参加某...
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Direction:Thereare20blanksinthefollowingpassage.ForeachblanktherearefourchoicesmarkedABCandD.ChoosetheONEanswerthatbestfitsintothepassage.ThenmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheetwithasinglelinethroughthecentre. Dogsareoften21man’sbestfriend.Forthosewhoareblindadogis22thanafriendlycompany.Adogisapairofsharpeyes.A23dogguidegivesblindpeoplethe24tomovethroughtheworldsafelyandfreely.Adogguideisalsoabestfriend.25aworkingteamofadogandapersonisnoteasy.Therearenofactoriesmakingthousandsofdogguidesaday.Therearehoweverschoolsall26thecountrythattrainbothblindpeopleandthedogstheydependupon.Theprocessofeducationislongforboththedogitshumanpartner. Adogbeginsschoolingaspuppy.Aroundageof8weeksthepuppyisplacedwithafasterfamily.Thereit27trainingandgetsusedto28aroundpeople.Whenadogisaboutayearolditgoesofftoschoolforaseriesoftests.Thesetestshelptheschool29whetherthedogislikelytomakeagoodguide.Dogsthatfailthetestsareplacedinpermanenthomes.30thatpassthetestsgointoatraining31. Forthenextfour-to-sixmonthsthedoglearnseverything32needstobecomeadog33.Thedoglearnstostayfocused.Itlearnstoignorefoodsmellandotheranimals.Itlearnstoremain34bysuchnoisessuch35shoutingormusicfromapassingearradio.Itlearnsto36commandslike"right""left"or"forward".Thedoglearnstostopbeforeeverycurbandstairwayandto37movingobjects.Inshortgooddogguideslearntokeeptheir38safewhiletheygoabouttheeverydayactionsoflife.Adogthat39completedtrainingwillbe40amaster. 28
Direction:Thereare20blanksinthefollowingpassage.ForeachblanktherearefourchoicesmarkedABCandD.ChoosetheONEanswerthatbestfitsintothepassage.ThenmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheetwithasinglelinethroughthecentre. Dogsareoften21man’sbestfriend.Forthosewhoareblindadogis22thanafriendlycompany.Adogisapairofsharpeyes.A23dogguidegivesblindpeoplethe24tomovethroughtheworldsafelyandfreely.Adogguideisalsoabestfriend.25aworkingteamofadogandapersonisnoteasy.Therearenofactoriesmakingthousandsofdogguidesaday.Therearehoweverschoolsall26thecountrythattrainbothblindpeopleandthedogstheydependupon.Theprocessofeducationislongforboththedogitshumanpartner. Adogbeginsschoolingaspuppy.Aroundageof8weeksthepuppyisplacedwithafasterfamily.Thereit27trainingandgetsusedto28aroundpeople.Whenadogisaboutayearolditgoesofftoschoolforaseriesoftests.Thesetestshelptheschool29whetherthedogislikelytomakeagoodguide.Dogsthatfailthetestsareplacedinpermanenthomes.30thatpassthetestsgointoatraining31. Forthenextfour-to-sixmonthsthedoglearnseverything32needstobecomeadog33.Thedoglearnstostayfocused.Itlearnstoignorefoodsmellandotheranimals.Itlearnstoremain34bysuchnoisessuch35shoutingormusicfromapassingearradio.Itlearnsto36commandslike"right""left"or"forward".Thedoglearnstostopbeforeeverycurbandstairwayandto37movingobjects.Inshortgooddogguideslearntokeeptheir38safewhiletheygoabouttheeverydayactionsoflife.Adogthat39completedtrainingwillbe40amaster. 38
Direction:Thereare20blanksinthefollowingpassage.ForeachblanktherearefourchoicesmarkedABCandD.ChoosetheONEanswerthatbestfitsintothepassage.ThenmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheetwithasinglelinethroughthecentre. Dogsareoften21man’sbestfriend.Forthosewhoareblindadogis22thanafriendlycompany.Adogisapairofsharpeyes.A23dogguidegivesblindpeoplethe24tomovethroughtheworldsafelyandfreely.Adogguideisalsoabestfriend.25aworkingteamofadogandapersonisnoteasy.Therearenofactoriesmakingthousandsofdogguidesaday.Therearehoweverschoolsall26thecountrythattrainbothblindpeopleandthedogstheydependupon.Theprocessofeducationislongforboththedogitshumanpartner. Adogbeginsschoolingaspuppy.Aroundageof8weeksthepuppyisplacedwithafasterfamily.Thereit27trainingandgetsusedto28aroundpeople.Whenadogisaboutayearolditgoesofftoschoolforaseriesoftests.Thesetestshelptheschool29whetherthedogislikelytomakeagoodguide.Dogsthatfailthetestsareplacedinpermanenthomes.30thatpassthetestsgointoatraining31. Forthenextfour-to-sixmonthsthedoglearnseverything32needstobecomeadog33.Thedoglearnstostayfocused.Itlearnstoignorefoodsmellandotheranimals.Itlearnstoremain34bysuchnoisessuch35shoutingormusicfromapassingearradio.Itlearnsto36commandslike"right""left"or"forward".Thedoglearnstostopbeforeeverycurbandstairwayandto37movingobjects.Inshortgooddogguideslearntokeeptheir38safewhiletheygoabouttheeverydayactionsoflife.Adogthat39completedtrainingwillbe40amaster. 24
Direction:Thereare20blanksinthefollowingpassage.ForeachblanktherearefourchoicesmarkedABCandD.ChoosetheONEanswerthatbestfitsintothepassage.ThenmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheetwithasinglelinethroughthecentre. Dogsareoften21man’sbestfriend.Forthosewhoareblindadogis22thanafriendlycompany.Adogisapairofsharpeyes.A23dogguidegivesblindpeoplethe24tomovethroughtheworldsafelyandfreely.Adogguideisalsoabestfriend.25aworkingteamofadogandapersonisnoteasy.Therearenofactoriesmakingthousandsofdogguidesaday.Therearehoweverschoolsall26thecountrythattrainbothblindpeopleandthedogstheydependupon.Theprocessofeducationislongforboththedogitshumanpartner. Adogbeginsschoolingaspuppy.Aroundageof8weeksthepuppyisplacedwithafasterfamily.Thereit27trainingandgetsusedto28aroundpeople.Whenadogisaboutayearolditgoesofftoschoolforaseriesoftests.Thesetestshelptheschool29whetherthedogislikelytomakeagoodguide.Dogsthatfailthetestsareplacedinpermanenthomes.30thatpassthetestsgointoatraining31. Forthenextfour-to-sixmonthsthedoglearnseverything32needstobecomeadog33.Thedoglearnstostayfocused.Itlearnstoignorefoodsmellandotheranimals.Itlearnstoremain34bysuchnoisessuch35shoutingormusicfromapassingearradio.Itlearnsto36commandslike"right""left"or"forward".Thedoglearnstostopbeforeeverycurbandstairwayandto37movingobjects.Inshortgooddogguideslearntokeeptheir38safewhiletheygoabouttheeverydayactionsoflife.Adogthat39completedtrainingwillbe40amaster. 40
Direction:Thereare20blanksinthefollowingpassage.ForeachblanktherearefourchoicesmarkedABCandD.ChoosetheONEanswerthatbestfitsintothepassage.ThenmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheetwithasinglelinethroughthecentre. Dogsareoften21man’sbestfriend.Forthosewhoareblindadogis22thanafriendlycompany.Adogisapairofsharpeyes.A23dogguidegivesblindpeoplethe24tomovethroughtheworldsafelyandfreely.Adogguideisalsoabestfriend.25aworkingteamofadogandapersonisnoteasy.Therearenofactoriesmakingthousandsofdogguidesaday.Therearehoweverschoolsall26thecountrythattrainbothblindpeopleandthedogstheydependupon.Theprocessofeducationislongforboththedogitshumanpartner. Adogbeginsschoolingaspuppy.Aroundageof8weeksthepuppyisplacedwithafasterfamily.Thereit27trainingandgetsusedto28aroundpeople.Whenadogisaboutayearolditgoesofftoschoolforaseriesoftests.Thesetestshelptheschool29whetherthedogislikelytomakeagoodguide.Dogsthatfailthetestsareplacedinpermanenthomes.30thatpassthetestsgointoatraining31. Forthenextfour-to-sixmonthsthedoglearnseverything32needstobecomeadog33.Thedoglearnstostayfocused.Itlearnstoignorefoodsmellandotheranimals.Itlearnstoremain34bysuchnoisessuch35shoutingormusicfromapassingearradio.Itlearnsto36commandslike"right""left"or"forward".Thedoglearnstostopbeforeeverycurbandstairwayandto37movingobjects.Inshortgooddogguideslearntokeeptheir38safewhiletheygoabouttheeverydayactionsoflife.Adogthat39completedtrainingwillbe40amaster. 30
Direction:InthispartyouarerequiredtofillineachblankwithanappropriatewordaccordingtohistoryknowledgeabouttheUSA.AbrahamLincolnwasbornintoaverypoorfamilybuthelaterbecomeoneofthemostimportant1oftheUnitedStates.lnl860hewaselectedtobecomethe16thpresidentoftheUnitedStatesmainlybecauseofhisoppositionto2.Bythattimemost3stateshadabolishedslaverybuttheagriculturalstatesinthe4stillwantedslavestoworkontheirplantations.AfterLincoln’selectionsouthernstatesbegantosecedebreakawayfromtheUnitedStates.Theybasedtheirsecessiononadoctrinecalledstates’rightswhichgivescitizensofindividualstatesthepowertonullifyoverturnfederallaws.AfterLincoln’sinaugurationin1861heurgedallsectionsoftheUnitedStatestheUniontoremainunited.Heusedallhispowerstoavoidacivilwarbuthisefforts5.OnApril121861thewarbeganwiththebombardmentofaUnionfortFortSumterSouth6.Bythemiddleofthe7WarPresidentLincolnconcludedthatthenationcouldneverexistashalf-slaveand8.Heissuedthe9ProclamationwhichfreedtheslavesintheConfederatestates.In1865theUnionsoldiersdefeatedtheConfederatesoldiersandthewarendedonApril910.
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BManygreatinventionsaregreetedwithridiculeanddisbelief.Theinventionoftheairplanewasnoexception.AlthoughmanypeoplewhoheardaboutthefirstpoweredflightonDecember171903wereexcitedandimpressedothersreactedwithpealsoflaughter.Theideaofflyinganaircraftwasrepulsivetosomepeople.SuchpeoplecalledWilburandOrvilleWrighttheinventorsofthefirstflyingmachingimpulsivefools.NegativereactionshoweverdidnotstoptheWrights.Impelledbytheirdesiretosucceedtheycontinuedtheirexperimentsinaviation.OrvilleandWilburWrighthadalwayshadacompellinginterestinaeronauticsandmechanics.Asyoungboystheyearnedmoneybymakingandsellingkitesandmechanicaltoys.Latertheydesignedanewspaper-foldingmachinebuiltaprintingpressandoperatedabicycle-repairshop.In1896whentheyreadaboutthedeathofOttoLilienthalthebrother’sinterestinflightgrewintoacompulsion.Lilienthalapioneerinhang-glidinghadcontrolledhisglidersbyshiftinghisbodyinthedesireddirection.ThisideawasrepellenttotheWrightbrothershoweverandtheysearchedformoreefficientmethodstocontrolthebalanceofairbornevehicles.In1900and1901theWrightstestednumerousglidersanddevelopedcontroltechniques.Thebrothers’inabilitytoobtainenoughliftpowerfortheglidersalmostledthemtoabandontheirefforts.AfterfurtherstudytheWrightbrothersconcludedthatthepublishedtablesofairpressureoncurvedsurfacesmustbewrong.Theysetupawindtunnelandbeganaseriesofexperimentswithmodelwings.Becauseoftheireffortstheoldtableswererepealedintimeandreplacedbythefirstreliablefiguresforairpressureoncurvedsurfaces.Thisworkinturnmadeitpossibleforthemtodesignamachinethatwouldfly.In1903theWrightsbuilttheirfirstairplanewhichcostlessthanonethousanddollars.Theyevendesignedandbuilttheirownsourceofpropulsion-alightweightgasolineengine.WhentheystartedtheengineonDecember17theairplanepulsatedwildlybeforetakingoff.Theplanemanagedtostayaloftfortwelvesecondshoweveranditflewonehundredtwentyfeet.By1905theWrightshadperfectedthefirstairplanethatcouldturncircleandremainairborneforhalfanhouratatime.OthershadflowninballoonsorinhangglidersbuttheWrightbrotherswerethefirsttobuildafull-sizemachinethatcouldflyunderitsownpower.AsthecontributorsofoneofthemostoutstandingengineeringachievementsinhistorytheWrightbrothersareaccuratelycalledthefathersofaviation.PeoplethoughtthattheWrightbrothershad______.
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Direction:Thereare20blanksinthefollowingpassage.ForeachblanktherearefourchoicesmarkedABCandD.ChoosetheONEanswerthatbestfitsintothepassage.ThenmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheetwithasinglelinethroughthecentre. Dogsareoften21man’sbestfriend.Forthosewhoareblindadogis22thanafriendlycompany.Adogisapairofsharpeyes.A23dogguidegivesblindpeoplethe24tomovethroughtheworldsafelyandfreely.Adogguideisalsoabestfriend.25aworkingteamofadogandapersonisnoteasy.Therearenofactoriesmakingthousandsofdogguidesaday.Therearehoweverschoolsall26thecountrythattrainbothblindpeopleandthedogstheydependupon.Theprocessofeducationislongforboththedogitshumanpartner. Adogbeginsschoolingaspuppy.Aroundageof8weeksthepuppyisplacedwithafasterfamily.Thereit27trainingandgetsusedto28aroundpeople.Whenadogisaboutayearolditgoesofftoschoolforaseriesoftests.Thesetestshelptheschool29whetherthedogislikelytomakeagoodguide.Dogsthatfailthetestsareplacedinpermanenthomes.30thatpassthetestsgointoatraining31. Forthenextfour-to-sixmonthsthedoglearnseverything32needstobecomeadog33.Thedoglearnstostayfocused.Itlearnstoignorefoodsmellandotheranimals.Itlearnstoremain34bysuchnoisessuch35shoutingormusicfromapassingearradio.Itlearnsto36commandslike"right""left"or"forward".Thedoglearnstostopbeforeeverycurbandstairwayandto37movingobjects.Inshortgooddogguideslearntokeeptheir38safewhiletheygoabouttheeverydayactionsoflife.Adogthat39completedtrainingwillbe40amaster. 26
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Shewithherfriends______tovisittheirteachereveryweek.
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Direction:InthispartyouarerequiredtofillineachblankwithanappropriatewordaccordingtohistoryknowledgeabouttheUSA.AbrahamLincolnwasbornintoaverypoorfamilybuthelaterbecomeoneofthemostimportant1oftheUnitedStates.lnl860hewaselectedtobecomethe16thpresidentoftheUnitedStatesmainlybecauseofhisoppositionto2.Bythattimemost3stateshadabolishedslaverybuttheagriculturalstatesinthe4stillwantedslavestoworkontheirplantations.AfterLincoln’selectionsouthernstatesbegantosecedebreakawayfromtheUnitedStates.Theybasedtheirsecessiononadoctrinecalledstates’rightswhichgivescitizensofindividualstatesthepowertonullifyoverturnfederallaws.AfterLincoln’sinaugurationin1861heurgedallsectionsoftheUnitedStatestheUniontoremainunited.Heusedallhispowerstoavoidacivilwarbuthisefforts5.OnApril121861thewarbeganwiththebombardmentofaUnionfortFortSumterSouth6.Bythemiddleofthe7WarPresidentLincolnconcludedthatthenationcouldneverexistashalf-slaveand8.Heissuedthe9ProclamationwhichfreedtheslavesintheConfederatestates.In1865theUnionsoldiersdefeatedtheConfederatesoldiersandthewarendedonApril910.
BManygreatinventionsaregreetedwithridiculeanddisbelief.Theinventionoftheairplanewasnoexception.AlthoughmanypeoplewhoheardaboutthefirstpoweredflightonDecember171903wereexcitedandimpressedothersreactedwithpealsoflaughter.Theideaofflyinganaircraftwasrepulsivetosomepeople.SuchpeoplecalledWilburandOrvilleWrighttheinventorsofthefirstflyingmachingimpulsivefools.NegativereactionshoweverdidnotstoptheWrights.Impelledbytheirdesiretosucceedtheycontinuedtheirexperimentsinaviation.OrvilleandWilburWrighthadalwayshadacompellinginterestinaeronauticsandmechanics.Asyoungboystheyearnedmoneybymakingandsellingkitesandmechanicaltoys.Latertheydesignedanewspaper-foldingmachinebuiltaprintingpressandoperatedabicycle-repairshop.In1896whentheyreadaboutthedeathofOttoLilienthalthebrother’sinterestinflightgrewintoacompulsion.Lilienthalapioneerinhang-glidinghadcontrolledhisglidersbyshiftinghisbodyinthedesireddirection.ThisideawasrepellenttotheWrightbrothershoweverandtheysearchedformoreefficientmethodstocontrolthebalanceofairbornevehicles.In1900and1901theWrightstestednumerousglidersanddevelopedcontroltechniques.Thebrothers’inabilitytoobtainenoughliftpowerfortheglidersalmostledthemtoabandontheirefforts.AfterfurtherstudytheWrightbrothersconcludedthatthepublishedtablesofairpressureoncurvedsurfacesmustbewrong.Theysetupawindtunnelandbeganaseriesofexperimentswithmodelwings.Becauseoftheireffortstheoldtableswererepealedintimeandreplacedbythefirstreliablefiguresforairpressureoncurvedsurfaces.Thisworkinturnmadeitpossibleforthemtodesignamachinethatwouldfly.In1903theWrightsbuilttheirfirstairplanewhichcostlessthanonethousanddollars.Theyevendesignedandbuilttheirownsourceofpropulsion-alightweightgasolineengine.WhentheystartedtheengineonDecember17theairplanepulsatedwildlybeforetakingoff.Theplanemanagedtostayaloftfortwelvesecondshoweveranditflewonehundredtwentyfeet.By1905theWrightshadperfectedthefirstairplanethatcouldturncircleandremainairborneforhalfanhouratatime.OthershadflowninballoonsorinhangglidersbuttheWrightbrotherswerethefirsttobuildafull-sizemachinethatcouldflyunderitsownpower.AsthecontributorsofoneofthemostoutstandingengineeringachievementsinhistorytheWrightbrothersareaccuratelycalledthefathersofaviation.TheWrightsdesignedandbuilttheirownsourceof______.
Sheneverspendsanytime______clothes.Allhertimeisspent______studying.
Iwanttotryagain.Couldyoupleasegivemethirdchance.
Direction:Thereare20blanksinthefollowingpassage.ForeachblanktherearefourchoicesmarkedABCandD.ChoosetheONEanswerthatbestfitsintothepassage.ThenmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheetwithasinglelinethroughthecentre. Dogsareoften21man’sbestfriend.Forthosewhoareblindadogis22thanafriendlycompany.Adogisapairofsharpeyes.A23dogguidegivesblindpeoplethe24tomovethroughtheworldsafelyandfreely.Adogguideisalsoabestfriend.25aworkingteamofadogandapersonisnoteasy.Therearenofactoriesmakingthousandsofdogguidesaday.Therearehoweverschoolsall26thecountrythattrainbothblindpeopleandthedogstheydependupon.Theprocessofeducationislongforboththedogitshumanpartner. Adogbeginsschoolingaspuppy.Aroundageof8weeksthepuppyisplacedwithafasterfamily.Thereit27trainingandgetsusedto28aroundpeople.Whenadogisaboutayearolditgoesofftoschoolforaseriesoftests.Thesetestshelptheschool29whetherthedogislikelytomakeagoodguide.Dogsthatfailthetestsareplacedinpermanenthomes.30thatpassthetestsgointoatraining31. Forthenextfour-to-sixmonthsthedoglearnseverything32needstobecomeadog33.Thedoglearnstostayfocused.Itlearnstoignorefoodsmellandotheranimals.Itlearnstoremain34bysuchnoisessuch35shoutingormusicfromapassingearradio.Itlearnsto36commandslike"right""left"or"forward".Thedoglearnstostopbeforeeverycurbandstairwayandto37movingobjects.Inshortgooddogguideslearntokeeptheir38safewhiletheygoabouttheeverydayactionsoflife.Adogthat39completedtrainingwillbe40amaster. 22
Direction:InthispartyouarerequiredtofillineachblankwithanappropriatewordaccordingtohistoryknowledgeabouttheUSA.AbrahamLincolnwasbornintoaverypoorfamilybuthelaterbecomeoneofthemostimportant1oftheUnitedStates.lnl860hewaselectedtobecomethe16thpresidentoftheUnitedStatesmainlybecauseofhisoppositionto2.Bythattimemost3stateshadabolishedslaverybuttheagriculturalstatesinthe4stillwantedslavestoworkontheirplantations.AfterLincoln’selectionsouthernstatesbegantosecedebreakawayfromtheUnitedStates.Theybasedtheirsecessiononadoctrinecalledstates’rightswhichgivescitizensofindividualstatesthepowertonullifyoverturnfederallaws.AfterLincoln’sinaugurationin1861heurgedallsectionsoftheUnitedStatestheUniontoremainunited.Heusedallhispowerstoavoidacivilwarbuthisefforts5.OnApril121861thewarbeganwiththebombardmentofaUnionfortFortSumterSouth6.Bythemiddleofthe7WarPresidentLincolnconcludedthatthenationcouldneverexistashalf-slaveand8.Heissuedthe9ProclamationwhichfreedtheslavesintheConfederatestates.In1865theUnionsoldiersdefeatedtheConfederatesoldiersandthewarendedonApril910.
Direction:Thereare20blanksinthefollowingpassage.ForeachblanktherearefourchoicesmarkedABCandD.ChoosetheONEanswerthatbestfitsintothepassage.ThenmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheetwithasinglelinethroughthecentre. Dogsareoften21man’sbestfriend.Forthosewhoareblindadogis22thanafriendlycompany.Adogisapairofsharpeyes.A23dogguidegivesblindpeoplethe24tomovethroughtheworldsafelyandfreely.Adogguideisalsoabestfriend.25aworkingteamofadogandapersonisnoteasy.Therearenofactoriesmakingthousandsofdogguidesaday.Therearehoweverschoolsall26thecountrythattrainbothblindpeopleandthedogstheydependupon.Theprocessofeducationislongforboththedogitshumanpartner. Adogbeginsschoolingaspuppy.Aroundageof8weeksthepuppyisplacedwithafasterfamily.Thereit27trainingandgetsusedto28aroundpeople.Whenadogisaboutayearolditgoesofftoschoolforaseriesoftests.Thesetestshelptheschool29whetherthedogislikelytomakeagoodguide.Dogsthatfailthetestsareplacedinpermanenthomes.30thatpassthetestsgointoatraining31. Forthenextfour-to-sixmonthsthedoglearnseverything32needstobecomeadog33.Thedoglearnstostayfocused.Itlearnstoignorefoodsmellandotheranimals.Itlearnstoremain34bysuchnoisessuch35shoutingormusicfromapassingearradio.Itlearnsto36commandslike"right""left"or"forward".Thedoglearnstostopbeforeeverycurbandstairwayandto37movingobjects.Inshortgooddogguideslearntokeeptheir38safewhiletheygoabouttheeverydayactionsoflife.Adogthat39completedtrainingwillbe40amaster. 36
It’sverynice______you______myparentsyourbestwishes.
Mr.Greenworksinabuilding.
—Didyouenjoytheconcertlastnight —Verymuchwonderfulconcertitis!
Direction:Thereare2passagesinthissection.Eachpassageisfollowedbysomequestionsorunfinishedstatements.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedABCandD.Youshouldchoosethebestanswer.ThenmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheetwithasinglelinethroughthecentre. A TrogmireTrollwasdealingwithacrisis.Thenewgirlinclassreallylikedhimalot.Trogmirewasnothappyaboutit. Trogmire’sgoodfriendTremorTrolltriedtocomforthim."What’sthebigdealIthinkTreasureTrolliskindofcute.Andsheseemstobeniceenough." TrogmireswallowedhislastbiteofpoisonsumacsaladandglaredatTremor."Thenwhydon’tyouaskhertobeyourgirlfriendTheresheissittingallbyherselfattheotherendofthecafeteria.Marchoverthereandaskhertobeyoursweetie-poo!" "She’scrazyaboutyounotme"Tremorreplied. "WellIdon’twantanygirlfriendespeciallynotaweirdpeskyonelikeher!"Trogmiregrowled. Tremorwouldn’tgiveup."Theonlythingpeskyaboutheristhatshekeepswritingyouthosenotesandshestares—" "Yuckylovenotes!"Trogmireinterrupted.Hetookanothersipofmolemilk."DidyounoticethosestrangebrowneyesWhyaren’ttheynormalredorpink" TremortookanotherlookatTreasure."Ithinkherfaceisalovelyshadeofgreen.Andherdarkgreencurlyhairisquitepretty.Besidesshe’sverysweetandthat’swhatreallymatters." Trogmirestuckouthistongue."IthinkI’mgoingtobesick!I’dbettersavemydessertforlater."HecrammedasmallbagofMaggotMunchiesintohisevensmallershirtpocket."ThefactisIhaveaproblem.Thatgirlisgettingonmynerves!" TremorfollowedTrogmire’sexampleanddecidedtosavehisdessertforlater.Howeverhecarefullyplacedthebagintohislunchbox."Doyouhaveanyideasabouthowtosolveyourproblem"Tremorasked. "I’mgoingtobemeanandrudetoher"Trogmireannounced."I’llcallhernamesandmakeuglyfacesather." "That’showyoutreateveryone"Tremorremindedhisfriend. Trogmirenodded."It’stimethatTreasuregottoknowtherealTroll!/ HowdidTrogmirefeelaboutTreasure
Canyoutellmehowmuch.
Direction:Thereare20blanksinthefollowingpassage.ForeachblanktherearefourchoicesmarkedABCandD.ChoosetheONEanswerthatbestfitsintothepassage.ThenmarkthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheetwithasinglelinethroughthecentre. Dogsareoften21man’sbestfriend.Forthosewhoareblindadogis22thanafriendlycompany.Adogisapairofsharpeyes.A23dogguidegivesblindpeoplethe24tomovethroughtheworldsafelyandfreely.Adogguideisalsoabestfriend.25aworkingteamofadogandapersonisnoteasy.Therearenofactoriesmakingthousandsofdogguidesaday.Therearehoweverschoolsall26thecountrythattrainbothblindpeopleandthedogstheydependupon.Theprocessofeducationislongforboththedogitshumanpartner. Adogbeginsschoolingaspuppy.Aroundageof8weeksthepuppyisplacedwithafasterfamily.Thereit27trainingandgetsusedto28aroundpeople.Whenadogisaboutayearolditgoesofftoschoolforaseriesoftests.Thesetestshelptheschool29whetherthedogislikelytomakeagoodguide.Dogsthatfailthetestsareplacedinpermanenthomes.30thatpassthetestsgointoatraining31. Forthenextfour-to-sixmonthsthedoglearnseverything32needstobecomeadog33.Thedoglearnstostayfocused.Itlearnstoignorefoodsmellandotheranimals.Itlearnstoremain34bysuchnoisessuch35shoutingormusicfromapassingearradio.Itlearnsto36commandslike"right""left"or"forward".Thedoglearnstostopbeforeeverycurbandstairwayandto37movingobjects.Inshortgooddogguideslearntokeeptheir38safewhiletheygoabouttheeverydayactionsoflife.Adogthat39completedtrainingwillbe40amaster. 34
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