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        Florida is a pleasant and beautiful state   1   the southeast of the U．S．A．People from the northern states of America like   2   their holiday in Florida   3   the weather there is often warm in winter．When it is very   4   in New York, many people fly to Florida to keep warm and   5   themselves.

        Tourists (游客) often buy souvenirs (纪念品) when they visit   6   new place．In Florida some visitors buy a very strange   7   : a baby alligator (短嘴鳄鱼)about 20 to 30 cm long．Alligators live   8   in water, so tourists have to find a   9   of keeping them alive when they return   10   their homes．Some tourists have pools at   11   homes, so they put the baby alligators into the pool．  12   people do not have a pool, they sometimes   13   their baby alligators in a bath and feed fish   14   it.

        It is   15   to have a lovely alligator in your swimming pool but this causes problems．As a result,   16   people want to get rid of the alligators   17   they grow bigger or are difficult to look   18   ．Some alligators do not wait for their owners to free them．They   19   to escape (逃离)from a pool by themselves, especially when   20   becomes little．Some of these alligators die when they fail to find food.

    l．A．in

    B．on

    C．to

    D．at

    2．A．going

    B．and hold

    C．to spend

    D．and take

    3．A．because

    B．so

    C．but

    D．while

    4．A, warm

    B．cold

    C．wet

    D．hot

    5．A．enjoying

    B．enjoyed

    C．enjoy

    D．to have enjoyed

    6．A．the

    B．a

    C．one

    D．other

    7．A．picture

    B．gift

    C．product

    D．souvenir

    8．A．long

    B．only

    C．mainly

    D．hardly

    9．A．way

    B．box

    C．place

    D．thing

    10．A．back

    B．to

    C. /

    D．at

    11．A．them

    B．theirs

    C．their

    D．themselves

    12．A．When

    B．Whether

    C．Although

    D．If

    13．A．kept

    B．make

    C．keep

    D．made

    14．A．with

    B．on

    C．to

    D．of

    15．A．tiring

    B．interesting

    C．tired

    D．interested

    16．A．few

    B．many

    C．a few

    D．a lot

    17．A．since

    B．before

    C．unless

    D．when

    18．A．after

    B．at

    C．through

    D．on

    19．A．managed

    B．manage

    C．tried

    D．try

    20．A．water

    B．air

    C．sunlight

    D．food

     

    答案：A;C;A;B;C;B;D;C;A;B;C;D;C;C;B;B;D;A;B;D
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