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Ashley Smith is a single young mother with a daughter. She was moving into her house in Atlanta, Georgia early on the morning of March 12, when a man      her to her door, and put a gun to her side. “I started walking to my door, and I felt really, really     ,” she said in a TV interview last week.
The man was Brian Nichols, 33 years old. He      at an Atlanta courthouse on March 11th. The police were      him.
Nichols tied Smith up with a rope, but set her free after she begged him not to take her     again and again. “I told him      he hurt me, my little girl wouldn’t have a mummy,” she said with tears.
“I just talked to him and tried to      believe me,” Smith said. She asked Nichols     he chose her. “He said he thought I was an angel sent from God, and      asked him to do so.”
Smith even      for the man before he allowed her to leave. Nichols was      when she made him breakfast and that the two of them watched TV, seeing      looking for him. “I cannot      that’s me on the TV!” Nichols told the woman. Then, Nichols asked Smith what he      do. She said, “I think you should turn yourself in. If you don’t, more people are going to get    . Finally, he let her go. Then she called the police.

【小题1】
A.found B.noticed C.took D.followed
【小题2】
A.angry B.frightened C.amazed D.sad
【小题3】
A.sleptB.killed three peopleC.lost a car D.caught a thief
【小题4】
A.waiting forB.looking at C.searching for D.thinking of
【小题5】
A.life B.daughter C.clothes D.money
【小题6】
A.that B.when C.if D.until
【小题7】
A.ask him toB.make him C.help him D.tell him to
【小题8】
A.why B.when C.where D.how
【小题9】
A.my mother B.his father C.my daughter D.God
【小题10】
A.cooked dinnerB.cooked breakfastC.made tea D.made cakes
【小题11】
A.afraid B.excited C.surprised D.unhappy
【小题12】
A.the police B.his familyC.his friends D.the little girl
【小题13】
A.believe B.say C.expectD.understand
【小题14】
A.could B.should C.was able to D.might
【小题15】
A.caught B.worried C.tiredD.hurt

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Tadatoyo Yamamoto is a Japanese businessman. He visits the US from time to time. While he was telephoning at a hotel(旅馆) on a visit to Chicago, he put his bag on the floor. A few minutes later, Mr. Tadatoyo Yamamoto reached down for it, but it was gone. Inside it were about $900, his passport(护照), photos of his family, and his return ticket to Japan.

Envelope(信封). There was nothing inside but his passport, his airline ticket and money order(汇票) for more than $900 and a letter from Mr. Joseph Loveras. It said, “I hope this money order and the things will make you believe in the people of Chicago.”

The next time he travelled to the US, Mr. Tadatoyo Yamamoto called on Mr. Joseph Loveras. He was 67 years old and in bad health. He got only $ 493 a month.

He said that he saw the bag on a street corner and found the money and the ticket in the top part of the bag. He changed the money into money order and spent his own money to send it to Japan.

Mr. Tadatoyo Yamamoto was very moved by what Mr. Loveras had done. “I asked him why he would go to all the trouble to return everything to me. He told me that if he had not done it, it would have made him feel bad for the rest of his life.”

Now they have become friends. Mr. Tadatoyo Yamamoto visits Mr. Loveras every time he is in the US.

(   ) 31. While he was visiting Chicago, Mr. Tadatoyo Yamamoto ___________.

       A. lost his bag                   B. lost his way

       C. changed his money into money order

       D. made friends with an old American

(   ) 32. When Mr. Tadatoyo Yamamoto couldn’t find his lost things __________.

       A. he felt sorry for the people of Chicago

       B. he thought the people of Chicago were very friendly

       C. he thought they would never be found

       D. he thought they would be soon returned to him

(   ) 33. Mr. Loveras sent back the things to Mr.Tadatoyo Yamamoto because he wanted ___________.

       A. to get some money from him in return

       B. to help him to do more business in US

       C. him to come to visit America more often

       D. him to know most people in Chicago are nice

(   )34. From the passage we know that Mr. Loveras was _____________.

       A. very rich      B. not rich    C. a businessman   D. very healthy

(   ) 35. Which of the following is true?

       A. Mr. Loveras took the bag away from the hotel and then returned it to Mr. Tadatoyo Yamamoto.

       B. A thief (小偷) took the bag away and threw it on a street corner.

       C. If Mr. Loveras didn’t return everything to Mr. Tadatoyo Yamamoto, he would die.

       D. Mr. Loveras knew Mr. Tada toyo Yamamoto very well before.

  

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Tadatoyo Yamamoto is a Japanese businessman. He visits the U.S. from time to time. While he was telephoning at a hotel on a visit to Chicago, he put his bag on the floor. A few minutes later, Mr. Tadatoyo Yamamoto reached down for it, but it was gone. Inside it were about 900, his passport, photos of his family, and his return ticket to Japan. But three weeks after he returned to Tokyo, Mr. Tadatoyo Yamamoto received an envelope. There was nothing inside but his passport, His airline ticket and money order(汇票)for more than900 and a letter from Mr. Joseph Loveras. It said, “hope this money order and the things will make you believe in the people of Chicago.” The next time he traveled to the US, Mr. Tadatoyo Yamamoto called on Mr. Joseph Loveras. He was 67 years old and in bad health. He got only493 a month. He said that he saw the bag on a street corner and found the money and the ticket in the top part of the bag. He changed the money in to money order and spent his own money to send it to Japan.

Mr. Tadatoyo Yamamoto was very moved by what Mr. Loveras had done. “I asked him why he would go to all the trouble to return everything to me. He told me that if he had not done it, it would have made him feel bad for the rest of his life.” Now they have become friends. Mr. Tadatoyo Yamamoto visits Mr. Loveras every time he is in the US.

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1. While he was visiting Chicago, Mr. Tadatoyo Yamamoto     .   

A. lost his bag              B. lost his way

C. changed his money into money order   D. made friends with an old American

2. When Mr. Tadatoyo Yamamoto couldn’t find his lost things     .  

A. he felt sorry for the people of Chicago

B. he thought the people of Chicago were very friendly

C. he thought they would never be found

D. he thought they would be soon returned to him

3. Mr. Loveras sent back the things to Mr. Tadatoyo Yamamoto because he wanted     .

A. to get some money from him in return

B. to help him to do more business in U.S.

C. him to come to visit America more often

D. him to know most people in Chicago are nice

4. From the passage we know that Mr. Loveras was     .      

A. very rich   B. not rich    C. a businessman   D. very healthy

5. Which of the following is true?                

A. Mr. Loveras took the bag away from the hotel and then returned it to Mr. Tadatoyo

Yamamoto.

B. A thief (小偷) took the bag away and threw it on a street corner.

C. If Mr. Loveras didn’t return everything to Mr. Tadatoyo Yamamoto, he would die.

D. Mr. Loveras knew Mr. Tadatoyo Yamamoto very well before.

 

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  Ashley Smith is a 26-year-old single mother with a daughter. She was moving into her house in Atlanta, Georgia early on the morning of March 12, when a man ___(1)___ her to her door, and put a gun(枪)to her side.

  I started walking to my door, and I felt really, really ___(2)___,she said in a TV interview(采访)last week.

  The man was Brian Nichols, 33 years old. He ___(3)___ at an Atlanta courthouse(法院)on March 11. The police were ___(4)___ him.

  Nichols tied Smith up with a rope, but set her free after she begged him not to take her ___(5)___ again and again.I told him ___(6)___ he hurt me, my little girl wouldn't have a mummy,she said with tears.

  I just talked to him and tried to ___(7)___ believe me,Smith said.

  She asked Nichols ___(8)___ he chose her.He said he thought I was an angel ___(9)___ from God, and God asked him to do so.

  Smith even ___(10)___ for the man before he allowed her to leave. Nichols was ___(11)___ when she made him breakfast and that the two of them watched TV, seeing ___(12)___ looking for him.I cannot ___(13)___ that's me on the TV!Nichols told the woman.

  Then, Nichols asked Smith what she thought he ___(14)___ do. She said,I think you should turn yourself in. If you don't, lots of more people are going to get ___(15)___.

  Finally, he let her go. Then she called the police.

(1)Atook

Bfollowed

Cfound

Dnoticed

(2)Asad

Bangry

Cfrightened

Damazed

(3)Aslept

Blost a car

Ccaught a thief

Dkilled 3 people

(4)Awaiting for

Bthinking of

Clooking at

Dsearching for

(5)Amoney

Blife

Cdaughter

Dclothes

(6)Aif

Bunless

Cthat

Dwhen

(7)Amake him

Bhelp him

Cask him to

Dtell him to

(8)Ahow

Bwhy

Cwhen

Dwhere

(9)Asent

Btaken

Cgiven

Dcome

(10)Acooked dinner

Bmade tea

Cmade cakes

Dcooked breakfast

(11)Asurprised

Bexcited

Cafraid

Dunhappy

(12)Ahis family

Bhis friends

Cthe police

Dthe little girl

(13)Aunderstand

Bbelieve

Csay

Dexpect

(14)Amight

Bcould

Cshould

Dwas able to

(15)Atired

Bhurt

Ccaught

Dworried

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  In a small village in England about 150 years ago, a mail coach(邮车)was standing on the street.Around the coach many people were talking to one another about it.

  Mail coach did not come to that village so often in those days.People had to pay a lot of money to get a letter.The person who sent the letter did not have to pay.The person who got the letter had to pay the postage(邮资).

  “Here’s a letter for Miss Alice Brown,” said the mailman.Everyone turned to a girl of about eighteen who was standing by the coach.“I’m Alice Brown,” she said in a low voice.The mailman gave her the letter.

  Alice looked at the envelope for a minute, and then handed it back to the mailman.

  “I’m sorry I can’t take it,” she said.“I don’t have enough money to pay the postage.”

  The people standing around were very sorry for the girl.They were silent for a while.Then a gentleman came up to the mailman and paid the postage for Alice’s letter.

  When the gentleman gave her the letter, she said with a smile, “Oh, thank you very much, sir.This letter is from the young man I’m going to marry.His name is Tom.He went to London to look for work.He has to get enough money for our marriage(结婚).I’ve waited a long time for this letter, but now don’t need it.I don’t have to open the envelope because there is nothing inside.”

  “Really?” the gentleman said in surprise.“How do you know that?” “He told me that he would put some signs on the envelope.Look, sir, this cross in the corner means that he is well, and this circle means he has found work.That’s very good news.”

  The gentleman was Sir Rowland Hill.He did not forget Alice and her letter.

  “The postage to be paid by the receiver has to be changed,” he said to himself.He thought and thought for many years.At last he had a good plan.

  “The postage has to be much lower,” he said.“What about a penny(便士)for a letter? And the person who sends the letter pays the postage.He has to buy a stamp and put it on the envelope.”

  “A good idea!” people said when they heard of his plan.

  The Government decided to adopt(采纳)the plan.The first postage stamp was put out in 1840.It was called the “Penny Black”.It had a picture of the Queen on it.

(1)

The first postage stamp was made ________.

[  ]

A.

in England

B.

in America

C.

by Alice

D.

in 1910

(2)

The girl handed the letter back to the mailman because ________.

[  ]

A.

she did not know whose letter it was

B.

the letter had already told her what she wanted to know

C.

she could not pay the postage

D.

the gentleman promised to pay the postage for her

(3)

When the girl returned the letter to the mailman ________.

[  ]

A.

the people around her felt sorry for her

B.

the people thought that the girl was too poor

C.

none of them wanted to pay the postage for her

D.

the people was angry with the girl

(4)

Alice knew how Tom was getting from the signs on the envelope because ________.

[  ]

A.

Tom had told her what the signs meant before leaving for London

B.

Alice was clever and could guess the meaning of the signs

C.

Alice had put the signs on the envelope herself

D.

Tom had put the signs as Alice had told him to

(5)

The idea of using stamps was found by ________.

[  ]

A.

the government

B.

Sir Rowland Hill

C.

Alice Brown

D.

Tom

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