My mother began to ask us to be on time when my twin brother and I were about five years old.  She _1_ told us not to be late for the bus, not to be late for school, and so on. “ Don’t be late” became our family rule.
Mother_2 as a teacher when my twin brother and I started the first grade. Every school day morning, she called us to get up, and cooked _3_ breakfast.  School started at 8:00 am, _4_ we arrived at the school before 7:30 am each school day morning.
When we were in high school, our_5_ once told my mother that we had been late for three times in one month.  That made my mother so _6_ that she beat us.  After that I was not late for anything.
I kept the _7_ of being on time for a long time. When I _8_ a teacher, we were asked to get to school at 8；00 am, but I always got there at 7；15 am.  That gave me more time to do my job _9_ .
When you learned good habits from your _10_ , they will give you more than you can imagine.

My mother began to ask us to be on time when my twin brother and I were about five years old. She    31    told us not to be late for a lot of things. “   32   ” became our family rule.

Mother    33   as a teacher when my twin brother and I    34    the first grade. Every school day morning, she called us to    35    , and cooked us breakfast. School started at 8:00 am,    36   we arrived at the school before 7:30 am each school day morning.

When we were in high school, our    37    once told my mother that we had been late for three times in one month. That made my mother so    38   that she beat us. After that I was not late for     39    .

I kept the    40    of being on time for a(an)   41    time. When I became a teacher , we were asked to get to    41    at 8:00 am, but I always got there about 30 minutes     43    . That gave me enough     44    to do my job better.

When you learn good habits from your    45    , they will give you more than you can imagine.

(    ) 31. A. never            B. already        C. always         D. even  

(    ) 32. A. Don’t watch TV.   B. Don’t shout.    C. Don’t be lazy.   D. Don’t be late.

(    ) 33. A. worked           B. helped        C. played        D. studied

(    ) 34. A. got               B. started       C. left            D. opened

(    ) 35. A. go to school       B. do homework  C. get up          D. go to school

(    ) 36. A. because           B. but          C. if            D. or

(    ) 37. A. teacher           B. sister         C. friend        D. father

(    ) 38. A. happy            B. angry         C. excited       D. relaxed

(    ) 39. A. anybody          B. nobody        C. anything     D. nothing

(    ) 40. A. habit             B. problem       C. hobby        D. style

(    ) 41. A. important         B. different       C. great         D. long

(    ) 42. A. shop             B. hospital       C. school        D. station

(    ) 43. A. later             B. earlier         C. faster        D. longer

(    ) 44. A. money           B. time          C. space         D. freedom

(    ) 45. A. company         B. factory        C. class         D. family   

My mother began to ask us to be on time when my twin brother and I were about five years old. She1 told us not to be late for the bus, not to be late for school, and so on. “ Don’t be late” became our family rule.
Mother2 as a teacher when my twin brother and I started the first grade. Every school day morning, she called us to get up, and cooked3 breakfast. School started at 8:00 am,4 we arrived at the school before 7:30 am each school day morning.
When we were in high school, our5 once told my mother that we had been late for three times in one month. That made my mother so6 that she beat us. After that I was not late for anything.
I kept the7 of being on time for a long time. When I8 a teacher, we were asked to get to school at 8；00 am, but I always got there at 7；15 am. That gave me more time to do my job9 .
When you learned good habits from your10 , they will give you more than you can imagine.

1. 1.
   1. A.
      never
   2. B.
      already
   3. C.
      always
   4. D.
      even
2. 2.
   1. A.
      worked
   2. B.
      helped
   3. C.
      learned
   4. D.
      studied
3. 3.
   1. A.
      her
   2. B.
      him
   3. C.
      us
   4. D.
      them
4. 4.
   1. A.
      because
   2. B.
      but
   3. C.
      and
   4. D.
      so
5. 5.
   1. A.
      teacher
   2. B.
      sister
   3. C.
      brother
   4. D.
      father
6. 6.
   1. A.
      happy
   2. B.
      angry
   3. C.
      excited
   4. D.
      relaxed
7. 7.
   1. A.
      trip
   2. B.
      time
   3. C.
      hope
   4. D.
      habit
8. 8.
   1. A.
      caught
   2. B.
      got
   3. C.
      started
   4. D.
      became
9. 9.
   1. A.
      worse
   2. B.
      worst
   3. C.
      better
   4. D.
      best
10. 10.
    1. A.
       classmate
    2. B.
       family
    3. C.
       friend
    4. D.
       group