1 . “You are being put thousands of dollars into debt to learn things you will never even use. Wasting 4 years of your life to be stuck at a paycheck that grows slower than the rate of inflation (通货膨胀). Paying $200 for a $6 textbook.” Wilson said in his social network.

His story has produced a ________ debate in the comments online. Other young adults are wondering if ________ higher education is worth the time and money.

Wilson, who was on an Architectural Engineering undergraduate course told BBC Trending that the “cost of inflation is relatively small compared to the cost of college over the last 30 or so years. I mean, it really is ridiculous how the cost of college has ________.”

He’s supported by data. According to the US Department of Education the average annual increase in college tuition in the United States, between 1980-2014, grew by nearly 260% compared to the nearly 120% ________   in all consumer items.

In 1980, the average cost of tuition, room and board, and fees for a four-year course was over $9,000. That cost now is more than $23,000 for state colleges. If you want to go ________ it’s more than $30,000.

A similar increase in tuition fees has also been seen in England. In 2012, the government supported initiatives from some universities to ________ more than the 9,000 tuition fee limit.

Wilson also regarded higher education ________ as a reason to leave university and enter the workplace. Students in the United States are estimated to be in around over $1.2 trillion of loan debt with 7 million borrowers.

Wilson says that when he first told his parents that he was leaving university, they were “very ________” but are now supportive of his decision. His parents finally came round to his decision to ________ his studies. Others, like Blair Brown, who agreed with Wilson also pointed out that some professions do require a university degree.

“Being an engineer, scientist, or computer technician could be learned rather quickly through apprenticeships, independent study, and hands-on experience. Human nature is to learn by doing, not ________ to do. As for more professional careers such as medical doctors and lawyers, university study is ________ necessary,” Brown commented.

Wilson, who told Trending that he is currently ________ for a trade show sales team and his employers did Google him and they saw the funny side. He adds that he hopes enough work experience will ________ him to be employed by an architectural engineering team in the future.

He doesn’t think university will play any ________ in that future. “They would have to make a ________ change to the system before I would consider that and I don’t think they’ll do that while I’m still young enough to want to go.”

1.

A．troublesome

B．vigorous

C．open

D．reliable

2.

A．pursuing

B．paying

C．accepting

D．refusing

3.

A．stayed up

B．paid up

C．gone up

D．grown up

4.

A．decline

B．improvement

C．amount

D．increase

5.

A．private

B．abroad

C．public

D．ahead

6.

A．charge

B．collect

C．pay

D．exchange

7.

A．quality

B．consumption

C．debt

D．quantity

8.

A．happy

B．upset

C．relieved

D．crazy

9.

A．follow

B．continue

C．select

D．abandon

10.

A．consuming

B．working

C．learning

D．experiencing

11.

A．knowingly

B．admittedly

C．mentally

D．academically

12.

A．employed

B．acknowledged

C．confirmed

D．approved

13.

A．promote

B．revise

C．motivate

D．allow

14.

A．joke

B．impact

C．part

D．effect

15.

A．moderate

B．big

C．slight

D．reverse

2 . Two years ago, my wife Carol and I decided that children's education would not be complete without some grounding in modern computers. To this end, we______our children a brand new Compaq to learn with. The kids had a lot of fun______the handful (少量的) of application programs we'd bought,______Adobe's Photoshop and Microsoft's Word, and my wife and I were______that our gift was received so well. Our son Peter was______attracted to the device , and became quite fond of surfing the net.______Peter began to spend whole days on the machine, I became______, but Carol advised me to______,and that it was only a passing period. I was content to bow to her experience______a mother, until our youngest daughter, Cindy, rushed into the______room one night to blurt out, “Peter is a computer hacker!’

As you can imagine, I was______. A computer hacker in my own house! I began to______my son's habits, to make certain that Cindy wasn't just making up______, as she is likely to do at times.

After few days of______, and some research into computer hacking, I faced Peter with the______.I'm afraid to say, this was the only time I have ever been______disappointed in one of my children. We raised them to be______and to have integrity (真诚), and Peter didn't follow the principles we tried to______in him, when he refused to admit to his activities. His denials continued for hours, and in the end, I was______with no choice but to ban him from using the computer until he is old enough to be______for his actions.

1.

A．carried

B．took

C．bought

D．borrowed

2.

A．using

B．designing

C．playing

D．spending

3.

A．such as

B．as a result

C．in search of

D．except for

4.

A．disappointed

B．pleased

C．moved

D．depressed

5.

A．never

B．even

C．seldom

D．most

6.

A．If

B．When

C．Unless

D．Though

7.

A．satisfied

B．relaxed

C．concerned

D．relieved

8.

A．cheer up

B．calm down

C．watch out

D．give in

9.

A．as

B．like

C．for

D．of

10.

A．dining

B．washing

C．living

D．reading

11.

A．embarrassed

B．amazed

C．thrilled

D．excited

12.

A．notice

B．miss

C．inspect

D．monitor

13.

A．differences

B．jokes

C．stories

D．truths

14.

A．investigation

B．track

C．consideration

D．hesitation

15.

A．invention

B．excuse

C．evidence

D．wonder

16.

A．slightly

B．truly

C．partly

D．possibly

17.

A．brave

B．honest

C．diligent

D．careful

18.

A．forbid

B．prevent

C．encourage

D．advise

19.

A．left

B．filled

C．equipped

D．loaded

20.

A．thankful

B．responsible

C．hopeful

D．anxious

3 . Many parents, teachers, and politicians assert that preschool is the best way to prepare children to learn. There is no real agreement, however, about how this_______should be achieved.

For some, early childhood education_______the development of the whole child. They think that preschool should be play that encourages exploration and_______.Group activities teach_______social behaviors such as sharing, kindness, and patience. Time spent alone encourages_______. Learning letters and counting is important only for children who show an interest in them. Advocates of this_______stress that each child is unique and should learn at his or her own pace.

Other people cite research showing that children are ready to_______basic academic concepts by age 3 or 4. They claim that early_______to letters and numbers lays the foundation for later academic excellence. Since the 1980s, many people have stressed the value of preschool and point to the success of programs—such as Head Start—that target low-income children.

Is there proof that an academic curriculum in preschool will lead to academic success? Studies have not been _______.

In the short term, evidence suggests that middle-class children who attend preschool are________their peers in math and language skills, as well as in social skills, when they enter school.________, the same studies show that the gap________considerably by the time children reach age 8.

Children living in________are a different matter. Those enrolled in programs such as Head Start seem to do better than needy children who do not attend a preschool. For instance, youngsters in one group enrolled in the program,________until the age of 21, earned higher scores on intelligence tests, were more likely to graduate from high school, and demonstrated more interest in higher education.

The idea of public preschools raises many issues. Providing Head Start for all children would be a________burden on communities that already struggle to fund current school programs. Also, where would a sufficient number of teachers trained in early childhood development be found?

1.

A．preparation

B．claim

C．performance

D．direction

2.

A．comes to

B．appeals to

C．turns to

D．relates to

3.

A．attendance

B．discovery

C．relaxation

D．amusement

4.

A．positive

B．aggressive

C．strange

D．normal

5.

A．competition

B．loneliness

C．discipline

D．independence

6.

A．policy

B．plan

C．approach

D．drive

7.

A．publicize

B．absorb

C．define

D．reject

8.

A．introduction

B．devotion

C．entrance

D．contribution

9.

A．available

B．descriptive

C．conclusive

D．convincing

10.

A．equal to

B．distinguished from

C．inferior to

D．ahead of

11.

A．However

B．Therefore

C．Moreover

D．Otherwise

12.

A．widens

B．narrows

C．disappears

D．exists

13.

A．trouble

B．despair

C．poverty

D．danger

14.

A．documented

B．tracked

C．involved

D．accompanied

15.

A．mental

B．emotional

C．psychological

D．financial

4 . How to help your kids find a purpose? You don’t have to start with the really big questions. Quick, what’s the meaning of life?” Many of us may not be able to answer that, but that doesn’t ______ our kids don’t have questions or need answers.

“The sense that your personal life is ______ to you is a basis of psychological well-being,” says Michael F. Steger，director of the laboratory for Meaning and Quality of Life at Colorado State University. Not only that，it is tightly tied to being happier, more positive, more ______, more caring, more helpful, more resilient (坚韧), and more satisfied in your life, relationships, and work.

But helping your kids find meaning doesn’t mean parents have to ______ all life’s ancient mysteries, Steger says. The ______ is to understand the difference between the meaning of life and the meaning in life.

“We do not have to start with the biggest and most troubling questions about our lives,” Steger says. “We can start with trying to ______ how, today, right now, we are going to do one thing that makes the story of our lives more positive, or makes a positive difference to someone else.”

With kids in ______ school, Steger says, “At the most basic level, our best hopes for our children are that they feel their lives matter and that they ______.” To start conversations along those lines, says Steger, “You can ask questions about what they think their best ______ or strengths are, whether they have good relationships with other people, whether they care about others. You can ask them about times when they have made a difference, made someone feel better, felt ______ for doing something, or helped someone out. All of these kinds of questions can start a conversation about your kid’s ______ way of being in and contributing to the world.”

In middle school, says Steger, “Kids are being exposed to ideas, behaviors, assumptions, and priorities that might be ______ different from the ones they have always assumed were true.” So for kids this age, parents can start conversations focusing on how your children’s sense of who they are, how they related to others and what life is has been ______.

By high school, according to Steger, “We hope our children see how much their lives matter, see that they are at the beginning of an exciting and strengthening life story, and have some slight ideas about ______.”   But the question of what you want to do with your life is too big for a single conversation, says Steger. Instead, he encourages parents to have ______, smaller conversations with their kids about how they view themselves and their lives, and what kind of impact they would like to make.

1.

A．intend

B．mean

C．remain

D．hope

2.

A．significant

B．decisive

C．meaningful

D．useful

3.

A．confident

B．cautious

C．intelligent

D．special

4.

A．discover

B．present

C．memorize

D．solve

5.

A．trick

B．occupation

C．address

D．promise

6.

A．look for

B．pick up

C．deal with

D．figure out

7.

A．junior

B．advanced

C．elementary

D．senior

8.

A．make a difference

B．spare no effort

C．take the initiative

D．make a living

9.

A．specialties

B．qualities

C．features

D．performances

10.

A．appreciated

B．prepared

C．understood

D．well-known

11.

A．apparent

B．smart

C．unique

D．appropriate

12.

A．generally

B．eventually

C．impossibly

D．completely

13.

A．improving

B．strengthening

C．appearing

D．changing

14.

A．truth

B．purpose

C．positivity

D．contribution

15.

A．permanent

B．long-lasting

C．frequent

D．occasional

5 . In October, I told the eight-year-olds about my plan. “I’d like all of you to do extra jobs to ___________ some money. Then we’ll buy food for a Thanksgiving dinner for someone who might not have a nice dinner ___________”. I wanted the children to ___________ that it’s more blessed to give than to _________. I wanted them to understand that religion is _________ nice theological ideas; that people somehow have to make it come ___________

Early in the week, the boys and girls arrived in class seizing their hard-earned money and couldn’t wait to go shopping. I watched ___________ they ran up and down the supermarket aisles. _____________, we headed toward the checkout. Then someone ___________ a “necessity” that sent them racing.

“Flowers！” Kristine cried. The group rushed toward the holiday ____________. I pronounced, “You can’t eat flowers.” “But Mrs. Sherlock, we want flowers.” ____________, I sighed as the children moved a pot of purple mums(菊花) into the cart.

Then we set off to the house of a needy grandmother and finally ________________ in front of a small house in the woods. A woman with a tired face came to the door to ____________ us. My little group hurried to get the turkey and the trimmings. As each box was carried in, the old woman thanked us—much to children’s ______________. When Amy put the mums on the counter, the woman seemed surprised.

We returned to the car. Fastening seat belts, we could see the kitchen window. The woman inside waved goodbye, then turned and walked across the room, past the turkey, past the trimmings, __________ to the mums. She put her face in the flowers. When she raised her head, there was a ____________ on her lips. She was __________ before our eyes. The children were quiet. In that one brief ____________ they had seen for themselves the ____________ they possessed to make another’s life ____________. The children had sensed that sometimes a person needs a pot of funny flowers on a dark November day.

1.

A．spend

B．earn

C．withdraw

D．save

2.

A．either

B．though

C．otherwise

D．anyway

3.

A．experience

B．expect

C．advocate

D．clarify

4.

A．enjoy

B．receive

C．accumulate

D．share

5.

A．better than

B．rather than

C．other than

D．more than

6.

A．alive

B．great

C．fresh

D．natural

7.

A．until

B．before

C．while

D．since

8.

A．Gradually

B．Eventually

C．Frequently

D．Occasionally

9.

A．observed

B．confirmed

C．recognized

D．spotted

10.

A．plants

B．lights

C．cards

D．foods

11.

A．Contented

B．Confused

C．Defeated

D．Determined

12.

A．pulled up

B．settled down

C．came around

D．got through

13.

A．accompany

B．welcome

C．inspect

D．instruct

14.

A．puzzle

B．relief

C．pleasure

D．disappointment

15.

A．straight

B．abruptly

C．casually

D．suddenly

16.

A．terror

B．shock

C．pain

D．smile

17.

A．transformed

B．comforted

C．convinced

D．witnessed

18.

A．chance

B．decision

C．moment

D．condition

19.

A．energy

B．power

C．talent

D．quality

20.

A．wealthier

B．healthier

C．easier

D．better

6 . In 1993, Greg Mortenson travelled to northern Pakistan to climb K2, the world’s second highest mountain. Instead of reaching the top, he became so ____ that he had to come down. Some porters took him home to Korphe, their village, and ____ him.

While he was recovering, Greg ____ the village children writing their lessons outside in the dirt. The village had no ____ and couldn’t pay $l a day for a teacher. Greg decided to pay the village back by raising money to build a school and ____ a teacher.

Back home in Montana, Greg wrote many ____ to celebrities（名人）and business people. ____, he received just one reply and one check for $100. Then he wrote 16 grant proposals（补助金申请）— all were ____. Finally he started ____ his things, but only raised $2,000.

Then an elementary school class in Wisconsin ____ a project called Pennies for Pakistan. They ____ $623 in pennies to CAI — Central Asia Institute, founded by Greg. After that, adults began to take a(n) ____ in his project. ____, Greg raised $12,000 and in 1996, CAI ____ its first project — the school in Korphe.

Over two decades, CAI’s ____ have expanded into other areas of Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Tajikistan, many of them too dangerous or remote for other organizations to reach. CAI has ____ the lives of hundreds of thousands of people. Hundreds of new requests for ____ still cross the organization’s desks every day. It looks forward to ____ these future projects, because Greg and CAI truly ____ the surest path to peace is through ____. With education they can change the world, one child at a time.

1.

A．sleepy

B．thirsty

C．hungry

D．weak

2.

A．took care of

B．paid attention to

C．made use of

D．lost contact with

3.

A．imagined

B．noticed

C．stopped

D．insisted

4.

A．school

B．bridge

C．road

D．hospital

5.

A．become

B．help

C．hire

D．meet

6.

A．poems

B．letters

C．checks

D．books

7.

A．Therefore

B．Otherwise

C．However

D．Moreover

8.

A．turned down

B．broken down

C．settled down

D．cut down

9.

A．fixing

B．selling

C．cleaning

D．packing

10.

A．rejected

B．reported

C．proved

D．undertook

11.

A．lent

B．owed

C．donated

D．paid

12.

A．idea

B．interest

C．course

D．chance

13.

A．Eventually

B．Suddenly

C．Strangely

D．Casually

14.

A．advertised

B．revised

C．predicted

D．completed

15.

A．reputations

B．trades

C．projects

D．trips

16.

A．cost

B．changed

C．saved

D．controlled

17.

A．help

B．permission

C．interviews

D．jobs

18.

A．seeking for

B．taking away

C．dealing with

D．pointing out

19.

A．announce

B．warn

C．suggest

D．believe

20.

A．money

B．patience

C．music

D．education

7 . 第二节完形填空(共20小题;
阅读下面的短文，掌握其大意，然后从各题所给的四个选项(A、B、C、D)中选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

In the United States more than 80 colleges now accept just only women. Most of them were founded in the 19th century. They were set up to ______ women the education they could not get anywhere else. At that time _______ of the universities and colleges ________only men. In the past 20 years many young women have_________ to study at colleges that accept both men and women. As a _______, some women’s colleges decided to accept men students, too. Others still refused to change. Now the women’s colleges are ________ again.

The president of Trinity College in Washington D. C said by the end of the 1980s women had come to ______ that studying at the same colleges with men and women did not mean       ______had the same chance to _______ . The president of Smith College in Massachusette said “A women’s college ________ women to choose classes and activities   ______ . For example, if a woman student wants to learn maths, she will be given the chance. So the percentage of students who like to study maths in a women’s college is _______ than that in a college with men and women. ”

Experts say men students in the United States ________ have enough courage to speak in class.       _____ , women students can’t. In a women’s college, women feel free to say   _______ they want to. According to a report, women colleges also _______leadership ability in many fields. At a women college, every ______ office is held by women. Recent studies ________ that this leadership continues after _______ . The studies also prove that it is easier for the American women who went to women’s college to _________successful jobs later in life. Maybe that is why this kind of college is liked by people now.

1.

A．make

B．elect

C．offer

D．call

2.

A．some

B．most

C．few

D．none

3.

A．liked

B．accepted

C．attracted

D．helped

4.

A．chosen

B．failed

C．regretted

D．hated

5.

A．goal

B．model

C．result

D．level

6.

A．separate

B．troublesome

C．special

D．popular

7.

A．forget

B．realize

C．expect

D．remember

8.

A．students

B．presidents

C．men

D．women

9.

A．work

B．visit

C．choose

D．survive

10.

A．permits

B．forbits

C．forces

D．reminds

11.

A．obviously

B．freely

C．exactly

D．immediately

12.

A．smaller

B．more

C．higher

D．lower

13.

A．usually

B．never

C．sometimes

D．seldom

14.

A．Finally

B．Therefore

C．However

D．Besides

15.

A．how

B．what

C．when

D．where

16.

A．bring down

B．bring over

C．bring round

D．bring about

17.

A．governing

B．cleaning

C．serving

D．booking

18.

A．mean

B．show

C．warn

D．conclude

19.

A．school

B．work

C．graduation

D．death

20.

A．hold

B．gather

C．lose

D．require

8 . My mother has always been involved in early-childhood education. She often set the scene for children to ______ the joy of physical activity, getting them excited and ______ to learn.

Mum was so proud of me after I ______ the triathlon at the 2000 Olympics, but before the dust ______, she grabbed me, saying: ‘"Now this is your ______. Use it.” She wasn’t speaking from an economic point of view but talking about the ______ of my being a role model, encouraging kids to ______ their dreams.

Since the Olympics, I have ______ more than 100 schools. I talk to the kids about “living a life less ______ a concept passed on to me by my parents—the idea of ______ being average. I tell them that what you believe, you will ______.

As I was a kid, my mother came to every ______ ---not to pressure me but to ______ me. One of my favorite sports-related memories was when I was ______ in the Canadian Triathlon Championships. As I ran by a big truck, I saw my mother ______ on top of one of its huge wheels, cheering for me. I find it sad when people say their parents have never seen them ______.

When I was at the University, I completed only one semester and then decided to ______ so I could race professionally full-time. Mum was the first person I called. It was a ______ moment. I wasn’t sure how she would react.

“Mum, I have this opportunity, and I think I’m going to take it. What do you think?”

She was as ______ as ever. It turned out to be a good ______.

Supporting your children, trusting their decisions, giving well-thought-out advice—those are definitely important qualities.

1.

A．experience

B．evaluate

C．express

D．expect

2.

A．afraid

B．ready

C．relaxed

D．reluctant

3.

A．won

B．chose

C．played

D．watched

4.

A．rose

B．settled

C．flew

D．appeared

5.

A．luck

B．time

C．crossroad

D．opportunity

6.

A．demand

B．happiness

C．courage

D．importance

7.

A．display

B．follow

C．appreciate

D．abandon

8.

A．served

B．attended

C．visited

D．started

9.

A．energetic

B．colorful

C．miserable

D．ordinary

10.

A．never

B．always

C．seldom

D．usually

11.

A．neglect

B．achieve

C．suspect

D．assume

12.

A．practice

B．school

C．game

D．kindergarten

13.

A．support

B．reward

C．instruct

D．comfort

14.

A．surfing

B．jumping

C．jogging

D．running

15.

A．sitting

B．speaking

C．standing

D．performing

16.

A．compete

B．succeed

C．separate

D．compromise

17.

A．drop in

B．drop off

C．drop out

D．drop back

18.

A．magic

B．nervous

C．critical

D．serious

19.

A．attractive

B．talkative

C．imaginative

D．supportive

20.

A．consideration

B．intention

C．suggestion

D．decision

9 . I love writing letters. I’m one of those people who are _______ about the National Card-and-letter-Writing Month in April. And I even accepted the “30 _______ in 30 Days” social media challenge.

The handwritten friendly letter is a dying art form．That _______ me because I’m amazed at what letters have _______ to me．Some of these letters came to me when I was a kid. They seem more thoughtful, more intentional than the _______today. When I see my grandfather’s graceful handwriting. I can almost _______ the cadence(抑扬顿挫)of his speech. These letters are _______ and rereading them still makes me feel _______. Now，as editor in chief of a magazine, I see my young self in many of our _______ who write to the magazine with curiosity and enthusiasm. When we ________ them back, they tell us they are surprised and delighted.

Even if writing letters isn’t something that ________ your child, letter-writing is a practice you’ll want to ________ your kids to develop. Why? For starters, letter-writing improves their communication skills. It gives kids practice ________ themselves in a clear manner，letter-writing also improves __________ skills. This is increasingly ________ in all era when handwriting instruction is being cut from school curricula. ________, letter-writing offers kids a way to understand others’ feelings. Is Uncle George having an operation? Is your friend who moved away feeling lonely? These are all ________ to teach your kids how to think about the ________ of others and write the kind of letter they’d like to receive in these circumstances.

If we adults ________ the desired behavior for our children, we increase the possibility that they’ll   ________ it.

1.

A．curious

B．cautious

C．excited

D．shocked

2.

A．books

B．compositions

C．1etters

D．diaries

3.

A．saddens

B．maddens

C．burdens

D．threatens

4.

A．1ent

B．conveyed

C．adapted

D．attached

5.

A．ad

B．note

C．poster

D．email

6.

A．hear

B．notice

C．imitate

D．predict

7.

A．secrets

B．rewards

C．dreams

D．treasures

8.

A．hurt

B．touched

C．confused

D．bored

9.

A．students

B．visitors

C．readers

D．guests

10.

A．call

B．write

C．hold

D．talk

11.

A．contributes to

B．applies to

C．occurs to

D．appeals to

12.

A．pay

B．force

C．allow

D．encourage

13.

A．expressing

B．teaching

C．behaving

D．facing

14.

A．speaking

B．reading

C．handwriting

D．translating

15.

A．strange

B．important

C．complex

D．popular

16.

A．Moreover

B．Therefore

C．Otherwise

D．However

17.

A．questions

B．opportunities

C．coincidences

D．conclusions

18.

A．words

B．theories

C．comments

D．feelings

19.

A．imitate

B．design

C．model

D．evaluate

20.

A．adopt

B．protect

C．stress

D．need

10 . 阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从1—20各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项,并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。
Nowadays it is found that school students seldom pay much attention to sports. Is it because they have no _____ in sports? It may not be the fact. They often say they have _____ more important things to do.
____ are these important things? Examinations! They have to ______ themselves for the most important School Certificates of Education Examination (毕业会考), and also to ____ with the tests and the exams in school. So many of them tend to_____ bookworms.
In the summer holidays of the former years they could do _____ they liked, but in the summer holidays of the ______ years, they have to _____ all their time to the preparation. So studies have _____ them form going in for sports.
Because of the pressure_________ their parents and teachers, they have to work harder and spend most of their time on books. Many parents ______ their children to pass this examination in order to get a stepping stone for higher studies or better jobs. As for the _____ themselves, they want to get good results so that they can _____ their studies in the universities. So it is necessary that they ______ up their school activities, especially sports.
Indeed, a complete education cannot go _____ physical training, for a quick mind seldom goes along with a _____ body. It is well said, “All work and no play ______ Jack a dull(迟钝的) boy.” In one word, without a strong body, you can never _____ anything, let alone（更不用说） a great success in ______ .1.

A．lesson

B．time

C．interest

D．place

2.

A．very

B．some

C．few

D．other

3.

A．What

B．How

C．Which

D．Where

4.

A．get

B．prepare

C．make

D．ask

5.

A．agree

B．fight

C．work

D．deal

6.

A．become

B．have

C．change

D．grow

7.

A．that

B．nothing

C．anything

D．which

8.

A．this

B．present

C．last

D．future

9.

A．spend

B．take

C．cost

D．give

10.

A．separated

B．divided

C．stopped

D．taken

11.

A．from

B．of

C．in

D．to

12.

A．force

B．let

C．make

D．want

13.

A．parents

B．teachers

C．students

D．examinations

14.

A．develop

B．further

C．prove

D．stop

15.

A．keep

B．put

C．take

D．give

16.

A．for

B．without

C．with

D．after

17.

A．weak

B．strong

C．good

D．bad

18.

A．turns

B．makes

C．gets

D．brings

19.

A．receive

B．do

C．achieve

D．accept

20.

A．life

B．exams

C．training

D．sports