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1.

Last night on his way home, he was

C

on the head by something hard.

A. striked

B. stroke

C. struck

D. striken

2.

“Did you s

ay that our neighbor

C

in the accident ?”

A.

badly hurt

B. was badly hurted

C. was badly hurt

D. had badly hurted

3.

By the end of this month, we surely

A

a satisfactory solution to the problem.

A.

will have found

B. have found

C. will be finding

D. are finding

4.

We

D

our breakfast when an old man came to the door.

A.

Just have had

B. had just had

C. just had

D. have just had

5.

The manager of the hotel requests that their guests

B

after 11:00p.m.

A.

not to play loud music

B. shouldn’t play loud music

C. don’t play loud music

D. couldn’t play loud music

6.

We are all for your proposal that the discussion

C

.

A. is to be put off

B. was put off

C. be put off

D. should put off

7.

C

right now, she would get there on Sunday.

A. Would she leave

B. If she leaves

C. If she had left

D. Were she to leave

8.

If I

B

you, I would have accepted their kind help.

A. am

B. had been

C. will be

D. were

9.

Some people show an indifferent

A

changes in the weather.

A. to

B. for

C. with

D. by

10.

There is a well

B

the foot of the hill.

A. at

B. on

C. under

D. below

二

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Education in the United States is compulsory for children up to about the age of sixteen. Most young p

eople stay in school longer than that. Most graduates continue their education at a college or university. Ed

ucation for most young people in this country is free up to the time they graduate from high school. There

are private schools, but most parents send their children to public schools, where students do not pay tuitio

n. When young people go to college, however, they must pay tuition at a public university or a private univ

ersity. University costs are going up a lot. Private universities have become very expensive because the go

vernment does not help the private schools.

Who pays? The parents of children in college may have to pay more, or often the students may have to

find jobs. These students have to worry about assignments and grades and also about their jobs. If they

work too much at their jobs, they may be absent from class or miss assignments or make too many errors

on

tests.

They

may

even

fail

their

courses

and

have

to

leave

the

university.

For

many

students,

the

problem of getting an education is not a problem of homework and exams. They also have to make money

to pay for tuition. And professors don't teach them how to do that!

1. In the United States, almost half of the high school graduates ___

A

___.

A. go to colleges and universities

B. need not pay any tuition

C. have to enter open universities

D. work hard to avoid errors on tests

of the following statements is not true?

B

A. Most parents prefer to send their children to public schools rather than to private schools due to

tuition.

B. Education is not free until the students graduate from high school.

C. University costs are on the increase.

D. The students may be absent from class if they work overtime.

private university students have to pay more money for tuition because ___

A

___.

A. the government does not finance the private universities

B. none of the companies support the private universities

C. the teaching quality of the private universities is far superior to the public ones

D. they have some trouble in passing the exams

they need money, college students ___

D

___.

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A. have to ask the local government for help

B. have to find jobs

C. need to get a higher education

D. should work hard and earn more

main idea of the passage might be ___

D

___.

A. selecting a good university in the United States

B. the increase in university costs in the United States

C. the argument about education in the United States

D. the problem of getting an education in the United States

It was not a good year. At harvest the crops did not bring as much as we had hoped. Yet even though

times

were hard, I couldn’t wait any longer to ask, “Daddy, may I have a violin of my own?” Daddy’s face

looked sad. That night, and many following nights, I heard him pray, “Lord, my daughter wan

ts her own

violin.”

One

evening

we

all

sat

around

the

table.

I

was

doing

my

homework.

Mother

sewed,

and

Daddy wrote a letter to his friend, George Finkle, who was a fine violinist. As he wrote, Daddy read parts

of

his

letter

out

loud

to

Mother.

Weeks

la

ter

I

discovered

he’d

written

one

line

he

didn’t

read

aloud:

“Would you watch for a violin for my daughter? I can’t pay much, but she enjoys music, and we’d like her

to have her own instrument.”

At last the day arrived. I listened while Daddy made a phone

call. He hung up and asked, “Mary, do

you want to go with me to vi

sit Mr. Finkle?”

“Sure,” I answered.

When we came to the fine, old house,

a tall man, older than Daddy, opened the door. “Come in! Mary, I’ve been hearing things about you. Your

daddy has

arranged a big surprise for you!” In the hall, he picked up a case

, opened it, took out a violin,

and he turned to Daddy. “I found it in a pawnshop for seven dollars. It’s a good violin. Mary should be able

to make beautiful music with it.” Then he handed the violin to me. I noticed the tears in Daddy’s eyes as I

finally

comprehended. It was mine! “How beautiful!” I said barely breathing.

The day I carried my violin

to school for my first lesson I was frantic. After class I practiced daily, feeling the warm wood fit under my

chin like a part of my body.

Two years later, I graduated. I packed my cherished violin in its case and stepped into the grown-up w

orld. More years passed. My violin made every move with us, and I carefully stored it away

—

briefly reme

mbering how much I still loved it and promising myself to play it soon.

6. When she was very young, the

author’s

family was ___

A

___.

A. too poor to buy her a violin

B. rich enough to buy her a violin

C. not too poor, not too rich

D. supported only by her father

7. Her family lived on ___

B

___.

A. odd jobs

B. farming

C. making violin

D. music

8. Did the author know the content of the letter?

B

A. She knew it completely.

B. She knew only part of it.

C. She knew nothing about it

D. She heard it from her mother.

9. For what purpose did Daddy write a letter to his friend, George Finkle?

C

A. Asking him to make a new violin.

B. Telling him he would visit him some time.

C. Asking him to buy a cheap violin for his daughter.

D. Asking for money in order to buy her daughter a violin.

10. You can infer from the passage that ____

D

___.

A. the author threw the violin away when she grew up

B. she returned the violin to h

er father’s friend after she graduated

C. she sold the violin later

D. the violin will always remind her of the sweet memory

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main activity of Thanksgiving Day is a large meal for which the whole family gathers.

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