In the 18^th century, a English young man　　　　　　 71.　　　　

Sanwich like to play cards for money. He often played　　 72.　　　　

for 24 hours, and didn't even stop have his meals.　　　 73.　　　　

He ordered his men to take some meat and bread,　　　　　 74.　　　　

He played while eating. He liked to put a meat　　　　　 75.　　　　

in two pieces of bread and he held the food in his left　 76.　　　　 　

hand while he played with his left hand. People liked　　 77.　　　　

Sanwich idea and began to eat bread and meat in the　　　 78.　　　　

way, Later this bread called Sanwich. Form the name of the man　　　 79.　　　　

Sanwich, we have the word" Sandwich" today　　　　　　　 80.　　　　

　　　 In England nobody　 31　 the age of 18 is allowed to drink in a public bar.

　　　 Mr. Tom　 32 to a bar near his house　 33　 often. But he　 34　 took his son, Jim,_35　 he was 　36　 young. Then 　37　 Jim had his eighteenth birthday, Mr. Tom 　38 　him to his usual bar　 39　 the first time. They 　40 　for an hour and Mr. Tom said to his son, "Now Jim, I want to　 41　 you a 42　 lesson, You must always be careful not to drink 43　 . And 44　 do you know when you 　45　 enough ? Well, I will tell you. Can you see　 46　 two lights 　47 　the bar ? When they seem to have 　48 　four, you have had　 49　 and you should go home." "But, Dad," said Jim," I can see only　 50. light at the end of the bar."

　31. A. over　　　　　 B. under　　　　 　C. at　　　　　　 　　D. about

　32. A. went　　　　　 B. go　　　　　　 　C. goes　　　　　 　　D. had gone

　33. A. less　　　　　 B. little　　　　 C. not　　　　　 　　D. quite

　34. A. often　　　　　 B. always　　　　 　C. never　 　　　　　D. seldom

　35. A. because　　　　 B. although　　　 　C. since　　　 　　　D. when

　36. A. very　　　　　 B. too　　　　　 　C. quite　　 　　　　D. rather

37. A. before　　　 　　B. while　　　　 　C. when 　　　　　　D. as soon as

38. A. carried　　　 　B. fetched　　　 　C. took　　　　 　　D. brought

39. A. at　　　　　　 　B. on　　　　　 　C. for　　　 　　　　D. in

40. A. drink　　　　　 　B. have drunk　　 C. drank　 　　　　　D. had been drunk

41. A. teach　　　　　 　B. give　　　　　 　C. get　　　　　 　　D. put

42. A. useful　　　　 　B. easy　　　　　 　C. important　　 　　D. help

43. A. much too　　　 　B. very too　　　 C. very little　　　 D. too much

44. A. where　　　　　 　B. when　　　　 　C. why　　　　 　　　D. how

45. A. had　　　　　 　B. would have 　　C. have had　 　　　D. will have

46. A. that　　　　　　 B. those　　　　 　C. this　　　　　 　D. these

47. A. at the end of　 B. by the end of　 C. in the end of　 　D. to the end

48. A. become　　　　 　B. became　　　 　C. gone　　　　 　　D. lost

49. A. little　　　　　 B. few　　　　　 　C. enough　　　　 　　D. never

50. A. one　　　　　　 　B. two　　　　　 　C. three　　　　 　　D. four

30. --- Our vacation was　　

　　 ---Yes, I've never had　

A. Such great; the better vacation　　　 B. greatly; a good vacation

C. so great; a good vacation　　　　　　 D. very good; the best vacation

29. There are some differences　 American English 　　　British English;

A. both; and　　 B. from; to　　　　　 C. among; and　　　　 D. between; and

28. -- Can you help me find __ bed for my new house?

　　 -- Of course, but not now. I want to go to　　 bed and have a good sleep.

A. a; a　　　　　 B. a;/　　　　　　　 C. the ;a　　　　　　 D. a; the

27.I have much difficulty　　 studying biology. Whom should I ask for help,　　 your opinion ?

A. with; in　　　　 B. in; with　　　　　 C. with; to　　　　　 　D. in; in