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6.A.reallyB.doesC.soD.indeed

7.A.morealikeB.morelikelyC.morepossiblyD.moreprobably

8.A.happenedB.occurredC.provedD.appeared

9.A.whenB.whereC.whyD.how

10.A.WhichB.WhatC.ItD.That

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Wedonotknowwhenman1begantousesalt,butwedoknowthatit2usedinmanydifferentways3history.Historicalevidenceshows,forexample,thatpeoplewholivedover3,000yearsagoatefish.ThousandsofyearsagoinEgypt,saltwasusedtoembalm（防腐处理）4.

Stealingsalt5consideredamajorcrimeduringsomeearsofhistory.Inthe18thcentury,forinstance,ifapersonwerecaughtstealingsalt,he6beputinprison.Historyrecordsthatabouttenthousandpeoplewereputinprisonduringthatcenturyforstealingsalt!

Saltwasanimportantitemonthetableofroyalty（王室）.Itwastraditionallyplacedinfrontofthekingwhenhesatdown7.Importantguestsattheking’stable8nearthesalt.9importantguestsweregivenseats10it.

1.A.firstlyB.atfirstC.firstD.thefirst

2.A.hadbeenB.hasbeenC.wasD.wasbeing

3.A.duringB.intheC.fortheD.throughout

4.A.thedyingB.thedeadC.thediedD.thedeath

5.A.hasbeenB.hadbeenC.wasD.is

6.A.mustB.needC.hadtoD.could

7.A.toeatingB.toeatC.eatingD.andeat

8.A.seatedB.seatingC.wereseatedD.wereseating

9.A.LeastB.FewestC.LessD.Fewer

10.A.furtherawayB.fartherawayC.furtherawayfromD.fartherawayfrom

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Alittleboyoncefoundajarofnutsonthetable.

“I1someofthesenuts,”hethought.“I’msuremotherwouldgivethemtomeifshe2here.I’lltakeabighandful.”Sohereached3thejarandgrabbed4ashecouldhold.

Butwhenhetriedtopullhishandout,hefoundtheneckofthejarwastoosmall.Hishand

5fast,butbedidnotwanttodrop6ofthenuts.

Hetriedagainandagain,buthecouldn’t7thewholehandfulout.Atleasthebegantocry.

8hismothercameintoroom.“What’sthematter?

”sheasked.

“Ican’ttakethishandfulofnutsoutofthejar,”sobbedtheboy.

“Well,don’tbesogreedy,”hismotherreplies.“justtaketwoorthree,andyou’llhavenotrouble9yourhandout.”

“Howeasythatwas,”saidtheboyasheleftthetable.“I10havethoughtofthatmyself.”

1.A.feellikeB.hadbetterC.wouldratherD.wouldlike

2.A.wasB.wereC.heD.wouldbe

3.A.towardsB.insideC.intoD.onto

4.A.somuchB.somanyC.asmuchD.asmany

5.A.washeldB.washoldingC.wasbeingheldD.hadheld

6.A.anyB.someC.eitherD.none

7.A.letB.leaveC.getD.have

8.A.JustnowB.JustthenC.SofarD.Rightnow

9.A.gotB.gettingC.togetD.get

10.A.mightB.couldC.wouldD.must

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Providingenoughfoodfortheirpeoplehasbeenaproblemofmanynations1thebeginningofhistory.Theproblemhasbecomemoreseriousinthiscentury2“thepopulationexplosion”.Scientists3toproducehigheryieldsofrice,corn,wheat,beans,fruits,vegetables,andotherfood.Althoughriceisthemainfoodforhalfoftheworld’s4,theareas5itcanbegrownarequitelimited.Suppliesofricearelow,butinrecentyearsscientists6importantadvancesinriceproduction.

Aworldcenter7theimprovementofriceproductionoperatesalargeexperimentalfarm,scientistsfrommanycountriesworkand8experimentsthere.InMexico,anotherinternationalcenterhasproducednewkindsofwheatandmaize.Theyhavedoubledtheyieldofthosegrains.Iftheincreaseinpopulation9controlled,thetimewillcomewhenthehungrypeople10canhaveenoughtoeat.

1.A.untilB.sinceC.afterD.from

2.A.untilB.inspiteofC.becauseD.becauseof

3.A.havebeenworkingB.areworkingC.workD.worked

4.A.peopleB.mankindC.populationD.persons

5.A.whereB.whichC.thatD.there

6.A.madeB.havemadeC.aremakingD.willmake

7.A.ofB.toC.forD.in

8.A.carriedoutB.tocarryoutC.carryingoutD.carryout

9.A.willbeB.mustbeC.oughttobeD.canbe

10.A.somewhereB.everywhereC.anywhereD.nowhere

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Agentlemanputanadvertisementinanewspaperforaboytoworkinhisoffice.1nearlyfiftypersonswhocametoapply,themanselectedoneanddismissed2.

“Ishouldliketoknow,”saidafriend,“thereasonyoupreferredthatboy.Whobroughtnotasingleletter,notasinglerecommendation.”

“Youarewrong,”saidthegentleman.“Hehad3.Hewipedhisfeetatthedoorandclosedthedoor4him,showingthathewascareful.Hegavehisseat5tothatoldman,showingthathewaskindandthoughtful.Hetookoffhiscap6hecameinandansweredmyquestionpromptly,showingthathewaspoliteandgentlemanly.

“7steppedoverthebookwhichIhadpurposelyputonthefloor.He8andplaceditonthetable;

andhewaitedquietforhisturn9pushingandcrowing.WhenItalkedtohim,Inoticedhistidyclothing,hisneatlybrushedhairandhiscleanfingernails.Can’tyouseethatthesethingsareexcellentrecommendations?

Iconsiderthemmoresignificant10letters.”

1.A.FromB.OfC.InD.Outof

2.A.theothersB.theotherC.othersD.another

3.A.agreatmanyB.agreatnumberC.alotD.lots

4.A.beneathB.byC.beforeD.behind

5.A.rightnowB.rightawayC.immediatelyD.immediate

6.A.whenB.wheneverC.whileD.since

7.A.AllrestB.AlltherestC.TheallrestD.Restall

8.A.pickeditoutB.pickedoutitC.pickedupitD.pickeditup

9.A.withoutB.insteadofC.insteadD.though

10.A.overB.thanC.aboveD.beside

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ManypeoplethinktheEskimoes（爱斯基摩人）liceinsnowhouses.Thisisnot1.Infact,snowhousesaremadeonlyinwinter.Inthesummermonths,Eskimoesliveinskintents.MostEskimoeshavenow2theirtraditionalhomesandinsteadliveinmodernhouses.Thewayintoasnowhouseisoftenthroughasnowpassage3throughadoor.Thelongpassagehelpstokeepintheheatandkeepoutthewind.

TheEskimoesmadeuseofalmost4partofananimal.Theyeatthemeat,usetheskintomakeclothingandtents,andthebones5tools.Thewomenareexperts6sewingskinstogethersothatneitherwind7watercangetinattheseams.

OnlandtheEskimoes’mainformoftransportisthesledge（雪橇）,pulledbyteamsofdogs.TheEskimoes’boat,8holdsonlyonehunter,isskin-covered.InWestGreenlandandotherareasabiggerboatisusedforcarryingwomenandchildren.

TheEskimoes’wayoflife9greatlysincetradersarrivedintheirregions.ContactwiththeoutsideworldbroughttheEskimoesmachines10oftheirtraditionalbonetools.Radioandtelevisionsetshavealsocometothem.

1.A.suchB.soC.thatD.certain

2.A.givenupB.givenoutC.givenoffD.givento

3.A.lessthanB.otherthanC.ratherthanD.rathernot

4.A.wholeB.everyC.eachD.all

5.A.makingB.tomakeC.madeD.make

6.A.forB.inC.atD.about

7.A.orB.norC.andD.aswellas

8.A.thatB.whenC.whichD.it

9.A.changedB.haschangedC.ischangedD.ischanging

10.A.replaceB.inplaceC.toreplaceD.taketheplace

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Wedonotknow1thefirstfirewasmade.Earlyfiresontheearthwerecertainlycausedbynature,notbyman.2werecausedbylightinginastorm;

3,perhaps,bythehotmaterialfromavolcano.Quitepossible,attimes,theheatofthesunsetlighttosomedrygrassorleaves.Atfirstman,likeotheranimals,wasprobablyafraid4fire.Hesawthatfire5destroyaforest;

heknewthatfirecouldhurthisbody.6greatwasthepoweroffirethathefeareditandworshippedit.Gradually,7withhisbetterpowersofthinking,heovercamehisfear.Probablyheovercamemostofhisfearwhenhediscoveredhowtomadefireforhimself,butundoubtedly,helearnedsomeoftheusesoffire8hecouldmakeonewhenandwherehewished.9theageshehaslearnedmoreaboutfire,howtocontrolit,andhowtouseitinmanyways.Nowfireis10amaster0fagod;

itisaservant.

1.A.whyB.howC.whatD.that

2.A.SomeB.AnyC.AlittleD.Few

3.A.anotherB.theotherC.othersD.theothers

4.A.inB.outofC.ofD.from

5.A.mightaswellB.mustC.shouldD.could

6.A.SoB.SuchC.TooD.Rather

7.A.thereforeB.thoughC.moreoverD.however

8.A.tillB.beforeC.afterD.since

9.A.DuringB.AlloverC.ThroughoutD.For

10.A.lessmoreB.hardlymoreC.anylongerD.nolonger

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Intheautumnof1935,whenIwasayoungman,Iwastravelinginthenorth-westofIndia.Oneevening,afterhuntingintheforestallday,IwasreturningalonetotheplacewhereIhadput

1mytent.Itwasgettingdark,andIwaswalking2anarrowpath.Onmyrightwasawideriver;

onmyleft,athick,darkforest.SuddenlyIsawtwogreeneyes