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     We lived in a village. Every evening the mockingbirds (·ÂÉùÄñ) would come and   1   in the trees and sing.
No musical instruments can produce a more   2   sound than the songs of the mockingbird.
     I decided to   3   a young bird and keep it in a cage so that I would have my own private   4   .
     Finally I managed to catch   5   and put it in a cage. At first, the bird moved wildly about in the cage, but at
last it   6   in its new home. I felt very pleased   7   myself and looked forward to some beautiful   8   from my
little musician.
     On the second day, my new pet's   9   flew to the cage with something in her mouth. the baby bird  10   
everything she brought to it. I was pleased to see this.   11   , the mothe r knew better than I about how to  12
 her baby. the following morning   13   I went to see how my bird was doing, I was shocked to find it on the
floor of the cage,  14   I had taken good care of it, but  15  had happened?
     Arthur Wayne, a famous scientist, happened to be visiting my fathe r at the time. Hearing me crying over
the death of my bird, he  16  what had happened."A mothe r mockingbird, finding her young in a cage, will
sometimes bring it   17  food. She thinks it better for her young to 18  than to live in a cage."
        19   the n I have never caught any living creature and put it in a cage. All living creatures have a   20   to
live free.
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(     )2. A. healthy     
(     )3. A. change      
(     )4. A. musician    
(     )5. A. it          
(     )6. A. settled down
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(     )8. A. looking     
(     )9. A. sister      
(     )10. A. refused    
(     )11. A. Fortunately
(     )12. A. feed       
(     )13. A. when       
(     )14. A. crying     
(     )15. A. how        
(     )16. A. asked    
(     )17. A. delicious  
(     )18. A. grow       
(     )19. A. After      
(     )20. A. right      

B. rest               
B. beautiful     
 B. steal              
B. gardener         
B. that            
B. dressed up    
B. with              
B. dancing            
B. friend            
B. found             
B. Particularly     
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B. after               
B. dead             
B. why          
B. talked                 
B. dangerous       
B. die               
B. Before          
B. chance                          

C. sleep               
C. meaningful  
C. catch          
C. actress          
C. this              
C. set up       
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C. singing        
C. mother        
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C. when        
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C. poisonous    
C. give           
C. Until           
C. mother    

D. jump                    
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D. doctor            
D. one                    
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D. daughter          
D. ate                     
D. Surely          
D. visit             
D. until              
D. dying             
D. what                
D. spoke                    
D. serious           
D. sleep               
D. Since              
D. friend        

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