Why did Rebecca want to enter this yearswriting contest？

A . By car. B . Yesterday afternoon. C . In New York. D . For some information about travel.

A . He didn‘t like cell phones at all and thought they were poisonous, especially, for kids. B . He believed that cell phones were ruining kids‘ abilities to experience their own lives. C . He worried that his kids would play their phones in class and be absent-minded. D . He was a different kind of father who would like to raise his kids in a different way.

A．He wanted to buy a new umbrella. B．He asked the workers in the shop to mend the umbrellas. C．He wanted to return the umbrella to the woman.

A.He took it as a greater challenge． B.He thought himself fit for the job. C.He could earn an ample salary． D.He could enjoy more leisure time． Questioas 22~25 are based on a conversation about the current movie industry．

A．Because she wants to be a tutor in his family. B．Because she likes making friend with him. C．Because she wants to get the job as a housemaid. D．Because she wants to cook food for him.

A．To install a new computer software program B．To increase the number of new Web site visitors C．To develop an online report system D．To review customer complaints

A．To offer her a position at a nonprofit organization B．To congratulate her on her promotion C．To invite her to a symphony performance D．To request information about her job

A．Because he was used to making the room neat and tidy. B．Because he wanted to please his father. C．Because he wanted to please his new wife. D．Because his room was too dirty.

A．She wanted to thank the hot dog seller. B．The homeless man asked her for a hot dog. C．She wanted to buy a hot dog for the homeless man. D．The hot dog was so delicious that Robby wanted another.

Why you want to study abroad？ Maybe you want to be __(1)__ exploring foreign lands, meeting new people, traveling __(2)__ the beaten path. Maybe you want to dig into history and really live it, not just read about it. Perhaps you want to discover yourself—gaining the __(3)__and confidence that comes with self-knowledge.__(4)__ it or not, all these experiences and skills you develop abroad will help you mature personally and academically __(5)__ enhance your future career opportunities. As an individual, you will develop independence and self-reliance. When culture __(6)__challenges you, you will uncover strengths you may not __(7)__ you had. You will also grow academically. You will be able to learn about lots of subjects not offered here in your school. By __(8)__ politics with foreign students, involving yourself in local issues or taking American history classes from a foreign professor, you will gain a new, international __(9)__on yourself and your society. Even ordinary, daily living experiences will be a learning adventure! Shopping at the local market, doing the laundry with your host mom, and going out with your new friends will be an education __(10)__ itself. (1)A、an adventurer B、a traveler C、a scholar D、an inventor (2)A、on B、to C、off D、in (3)A、independence B、independent C、dependence D、dependent (4)A、Think B、Judge C、Suppose D、Believe (5)A、and B、but C、as well as D、or (6)A、difference B、shock C、upset D、distinction (7)A、have known B、know C、known D、has known (8)A、discussed B、discussing C、discuss D、discusses (9)A、persuasive B、prospective C、perspective D、prosperous (10)A、of B、to C、for D、in

A．He wanted his son to be an artist. B．He wanted his son to be a good student. C．The passage did not tell us.

A．He needs to get ready for a professional event. B．He is worried the itinerary is too demanding. C．He would like to attend an annual sales conference. D．He feels he should prepare for his sales trip.

A．Her car was taken to a garage. B．Someone else is using her car today. C．She decided to take public transportation from now on. D．Her husband drove her to work.

A．Howard Johnson's provided a perfect escape when anything dangerous should happen B．The menu at Howard Johnson's gave a clear introduction of the food it served C．The photographs attached to the main items on the menu helped conceal his illiteracy D．He would feel at ease because eaters at Howard Johnson's were all adult non-readers