【文章內(nèi)容簡(jiǎn)介】 。ll paint my feathers（羽毛）grey（灰色的），”he said“and then the pigeons will think I am one of them.”After he finished the paintin9，he flew to the 7 again and was weled by the pigeons.“Caw! Caw! Give lots to me!”he the pigeons found he was a crow. 8 flew after him and made him leave. The crow flew to his own forest. 9 when other crows saw asked him to go did not 10 him because of his grey—painted the crow felt worse than before.“What looks easier isn39。t always so.”he said to himself.“I wish I had never painted my feathers grey!” 1. A. give awayB. look forC. take upD. care about2. A. happyB. popularC. specialD. surprised3. A. foundB. caughtC. pushedD. followed4. A. broughtB. returnedC. orderedD. sold5. A. describeB. teachC. joinD. show6. A. giftB. problemC. accidentD. idea7. A. parkB. forestC. manD. crow8. A. WeB. TheyC. HeD. She9. A. OrB. IfC. ButD. Unless10. A. refuseB. knowC. thankD. kill8．先通讀下面的短文，掌握其大意，然后從A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選擇可以填入空白處的最佳答案。 Yesterday it was Sharon39。s birthday, but she had no special plans, so she decided to go home after left the office arid while she was walking down the street，she was 1 her usually remembered her birthday but they had forgotten it for the first time this year.“I think that39。s 2 because all of them are busy at guess they will call me tomorrow as it is Saturday, ”she said to she 3 that she was hungry, so she bought some food in a when she came out of the supermarket，she saw an old woman selling 4 .She bought some roses（玫瑰）from her and left. After she got home，she took a then she had some food.“Now I feel much happier,”she said.“If 5 remembers my birthday, I will celebrate it by myself.”Suddenly the doorbell （門(mén)鈴） was 11：00 was surprised 6 her husband was on a business trip.“ 7 could it be?”She thought and went to open the door. “Happy birthday! ”A group of her friends and her husband were there! Also their hands were full of colorful packages（包裹）.She couldn39。t 8 her eyes. She had everybody 9 her and many nice was the most 10 moment （時(shí)刻）of her life.“I39。m really happy to have such thoughtful friends like you all!”Sharon said excitedly.1. A. looking forB. depending onC. calling upD. thinking about2. A. probablyB. neverC. usuallyD. almost3. A. imaginedB. answeredC. realizedD. hoped4. A. toysB. crayonsC. vegetablesD. flowers5. A. somebodyB. anybodyC. nobodyD. everybody6. A. ifB. becauseC. althoughD. uutil7. A. WhoB. WhenC. WhereD. Why8. A. protectB. coverC. restD. believe9. A. fromB. aroundC. pastD. like10. A. successfulB. peacefulC. normalD. surprising9．完形填空 As we all know that terrible day on September 11, 2001. I look back on 1 I was doing during those moments. And I 2 , very clearly（清楚地）, that I was in my 3 driving to work. When the first plane hit（撞擊）the World Trade Center, I was 4 the radio, and the news came on. The 5 thing that came to my mind was it was just a（n） 6 . As I got to the office, I 7 the TV. And when we were talking, the second airplane hit. We 8 believe it. What was 9 ? We went on watching those 10 ing from the TV. It was clear that we were under attack（襲擊）. What a morning! We all 11 the office。 we all went to one of the workers39。 home nearby. 12 we went on watching TV news, the president（總統(tǒng)）speaking the 13 pictures of the buildings, and so on. Then the buildings started to 14 , one by one. We knew things were going to be very 15 from then on。 I had a bad feeling about the future. 1. A. whichB. whenC. whyD. what2. A. decideB. rememberC. hopeD. imagine3. A. carB. busC. bikeD. train4. A. hearing aboutB. talking aboutC. listening toD. looking at5. A. firstB. secondC. thirdD. last6. A. predictionB. storyC. accidentD. murder7. A. turned offB. turned onC. got offD. got on8. A. needn39。tB. shouldn39。tC. couldn39。tD. mustn39。t9. A. happeningB. beginningC. doingD. playing10. A. gamesB. picturesC. personsD. planes11. A. visitedB. cleanedC. passedD. left12. A. AndB. SoC. TillD. If13. A. beautifulB. interestingC. expensiveD. terrible14. A. moveB. fallC. destroyD. fly15. A. safeB. excitingC. differentD. boring10．完形填空 For a full173。time worker and a mother of three, it seems impossible to spend time 1 , but Hope Cooper can make it. Cooper volunteers at Parent Teacher Student Association （PTSA） in Varina High School. Her work is to 2 applications（申請(qǐng)表格）to students with scholarships （獎(jiǎng)學(xué)金） for college. Cooper says, I usually run to the PTSA meetings right after work. After the meetings, I have to run home and cook dinner for my own children. 3 of Cooper39。s children goes to Varina High School, but she says, Volunteering isn39。t all about helping the people you know best, but it39。s about helping those who 4 you most. Cooper chooses to volunteer in Varina High School because she 5 some poor students can39。t afford the higher education. She says 6 she can39。t help out every student, helping out one student is rewarding （值得的）. Cooper thinks volunteering not only makes a difference to the students but also 7 her thought of what is important in life. Cooper says volunteering may seem 8 to one but means so much to those who need it. She 9 everyone to take part in it. She plans to keep on volunteering in the future. Volunteering gives me a 10 that I need. I39。ll ask my children to volunteer, too, she sa