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A rich man was camping(露营) alone on a hill. One day it began to rain and the rain made the tent(帐篷)wet. At last he 16  make his way home. As he passed(经过)17 beautiful house he  wanted to look  18  rest. A lady walked past him with her 19  holding up(举起) high. Following her were her two beautiful daughters. They stopped and stared at(瞪着)him  20.
“Who are you? We don’t like tramps(流浪汉) going  21 our home .”one of them shouted.
“Go away at once. ”cried the other.
“But I’m not a  22 . ”said the man, “All I want is food and stay for the night.”
“How  23  you come here? Go away at once!”they  24 , “We don’t like your feet around our house. Go, go!”
The man moved on and reached a  25  house. On entering (进入) it he saw a  26 preparing supper. Though the light was  27  and the furniture(家具) was old , it made him feel warm and comfortable(舒服).
“Can I have some  28  and rest for the night? he asked.
“Of course,  29  , ”said the woman, giving a little chair for him. “We are going to  30 our supper. Come and  31  us.”
The food was not  32  but they shared(分享) it with the stranger(陌生人). That night they let him sleep on their bed 33  they themselves used the stable. Early the next morning, the man said good-bye to them. Their  34  left him a memory(记忆) full of thanks.
When he reached home he  35  ordered(命令) a lovely house to be built for the poor but kind family in the woods.
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A.had to B.must C.should D.would

A.an B.a C. the D./

A.nose B.head C.eyes D.hands

A.curiously (好奇地) B.eagerly (渴望地) C.surprisingly D.angrily

A.madam(夫人) B.tramp(流浪汉) C.thief(小偷) D.stranger(陌生人)

A.do B.can C.will D.dare(敢)

A.explained(解释) B.continued(继续) C.repeated(重复) D.announce(宣布)

A.big B.small C.lovely D.dirty

A.woman B.man C.person D.boy

A.weak(微弱) B.bright C.dark) D.strong

A.cloth B.light C.food D.chair

A.prepare B.cook C.buy D.have

A.coldness(冷漠) B.sickness(疾病) C.kindness(善良) D.thank

A.quickly B.finally C.happily D.quietly(安静地)

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A.cure B.adopt C.prevent D.analyze

A.inserted B.strangely C.as usual D.like me

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A.operation B.communication C.transportation D.production

A.exploration B.education C.experiment D.entertainment

A.flexible B.safe C.starting D.comfortable

A.yet B.just C.still D.even

A.shown B.pushed C.driven D.guided

A.realized B.suggested C.agreed D.admitted

A.lifted B.turned C.pressed D.seized

A.path B.position C.direction D.way

A.easy B.heavy C.major D.extra

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A.standards B.measures C.ranges D.limits

A.At first B.In addition C.For example D.Above all

A.until B.because C.before D.so that

A.blood B.information C.breath D.strength

A.factors B.reasons C.aspects D.effects

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A.center B.top C.beginning D.bottom

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A.class B.sports C.art D.tea

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