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完形填空练习1important 1 in helping England to become the center for the Industrial Revolution .2 they were not enough. Something 3 was needed to start the industrial process. That ―something special‖ was men — 4 individuals who could invent machines, find new 5 of power, and establish business organizations to reshape society.The men who 6 the machines of the Industrial Revolution 7 from many backgrounds and many occupations. Many of them were 8 inventors than scientists. A man who is a 9 scientist is primarily interested in doing his research 10. He is not necessarily working 11 that his findings can be used.An inventor or one interested in applied science is 12 trying to make something that has an actual 13. He may try to solve a problem by using the theories 14 science or by experimenting through correct and error. Regardless of his method, he is working to obtain a 15 result: the construction of a harvesting machine, the burning of a light bulb, or one of 16 other objectives.Most of the people who 17 the machines of the Industrial Revolution were inventors, not trained scientists. A few were both scientists and inventors. Even those who had 18 or no training in science might not have made their inventions 19 a ground work had not been laid by scientists years 20.1、A：cases B：reasons C：factors D.：situations2、A.：But B：And C：Besides D：Even3、A.：else B：near C：extra D：similar4、A：generating B：effective C：motivating D：creative5、A：origins B：sources C：bases D：discoveries6、A：employed B：created C：operated D：controlled7、A：came B：arrived C：stemmed D：appeared8、A：less B：better C：more D：worse9、A：true B：practical C：pure D：clever10、A：happily B：occasionally C：unwillingly D：accurately11、A：now B：and C：all D：so12、A：seldom B：sometimes C：usually D：never13、A：plan B：use C：idea D：means14、A：of B：with C：to D：as15、A：single B：only C：specialized D：specific16、A：few B：those C：many D：all17、A：proposed B：developed C：supplied D：offered18、A：little B：much C：some D：any19、A：as B：if C：because D：while20、A：ago B：past C：ahead D：before2The back door of the ambulance_ 1_ and the driver ran to the front, jumped into his seat, and started the _2__Inside were two _3___parents,Mr and Mrs. Green, the mother holding their baby daughter, Ally, The little girl had some food_4___in her throat, and could hardly_5___.The driver ,Mr White, __6__on his siren and flashing light, and started speeding towards the nearest hospital, _7___against time . The cars ahead of him pulled_8__of the _9__as he drove through the busy traffic. From the back of the ambulance, the parentswere__10__at him to _11_since Ally had almost stopped breathing. In front of him hesa w some traffic lights with the _12_’STOP’light shining. Mr White knew that he had no _13_to lose, so he drove straight __14__ the traffic lights, glancing to his left and right as he did__15__._16_ towards him from his right was a taxi. The driver had the windows_17_ since the car was air-conditioned, and he was playing the _18_. He did not _19_the ambulance. The lights were green, so he drove straight on into the path of the ambulance.Mr. White _20_to brake , but it was too late.1、A: shut B: closed C: opened D: dropped2、A: machines B: bus C: car D: engine3、A: angry B: upset C: worried D: hurried4、A: stuck B: stayed C: remained D: kept5、A: eat B: breathe C: speak D: live6、A: put B: turned C : pulled D: took7、A: going B: fighting C: being D: learning8、A: down B: in C: out D: up9、A: way B: road C: line D: street10、A: shouting B: looking C: knocking D: calling11、A: rush B: run C: hurry D: stroll12、A: yellow B: green C: red D: colored13、A: time B: money C: daughter D: bus14、A: towards B: onto C: past D: over15、A: such B: that C: so D: it16、A: Driving B: Riding C: Hurrying D: Coming17、A: down B: up C: in D: out18、A: piano B: radio C: ran D: football19、A: look at B: see C: listen to D: hear20 、A: tried B: managed C: failed D: started3The clock gad just struck eleven when I first heard a noise coming from the lift. I opened the door of our _1_, and listened. Someone was beating against the _2_of the lift and calling _3_ at the same time.―What’ s wrong?‖I shouted. ―The door has _4_ and I can’t get out,‖ a _5_ voice came from several floors below.My wife had now _6_ me and she directly went _7_ in search of the night porter , _8_ calling to the girl that _9_ was on its way, I went back to get some _10_ t o help her.I tried hard at forcing open the lift door, _11_ all the while to the girl inside, _12_ my tools were of no use for this purpose. Very soon, my wife _13_. Unable to find the porter, she had called the _14_, who instantly sent an engineer. She _15_ got in touch with the fire service.In short time the engineer came in, _16_ by two policemen. A most immediately the firemen _17_ too. With his special equipment it took the engineer _48_ a short while to get the door _19_. Though she had her experien ce, the girl was in _20_ spirits. ―I’ m hungry,‖ she said as she stepped out of the lift.1、A: car B: flat C: hotel D: office2、A: door B: wall C: floor D: step3、A: in B: out C: up D: of4、A: broken B: destroyed C: closed D: stuck5、A: man’s B: porter’s C: girl’s D: worker’s6、A: watched B: attended C: joined D: worked7、A: down B: up C: in D: off8、A: Before B: After C: Until D: Since9、A: help B: assistant C: key D: danger10、A: machines B: wires C: hammers D: tools11、A: listening B: talking C: whispering D: saying12、A: and B: if C: but D: as13、A: returned B: disappeared C: appeared D: reported14、A: police B: manager C: boss D: owner15、A: never B: always C: also D: thus16、A: caught B: followed C: beaten D: driven17、A: left B: arrived C: started D: fled18、A: exactly B: only C: nearly D: almost19、A: changed B: open C: locked D: repaired20、A: bad B: ill C: good D: terrible4The British spend a lot of time talking about the weather, so it is not _1_ to find that many people are _2_ weather forecasting . The weather office, _3_ tells people what the _4_ will be like the next day, is always _5_ telephone calls from forecasting lovers giving it their _6_. Some of those people base their forecasts _7_ the movement of the stars, and _8_ on past weather _9_ or on what they have _10_ in the country. _411_, the weather office’s computers _12_ to be more accurate than one person working _13_. The computers, however, also _14_ plenty of mistakes. An example of this is the monthly weather forecast the office has been _15_ since 1994 without much _16_. The office began these forecasts _17_ an experiment and it would not have published them if the government had not _18_ on it. The trouble is that _19_ the office says that its forecasts are not always accurate, th e public can’t help _20_ them.1、A: surprising B: interesting C: satisfying D: inspiring2、A: glad at B: fond of C: used to D: pleased at3、A: which B: it C: that D: what4、A: forecast B: report C: weather D: change5、A: making B: receiving C: connecting D: answering6、A: condition B: imagination C: advice D: service7、A: to B: at C: with D: on8、A: another B: others C: other D: the others9、A: forms B: materials C: records D: degrees10、A: felt B: considered C: heard D: observed11、A: Of course B: Besides C: Instead D: Altogether12、A: have B: ought C: want D: happen13、A: ahead B: alone C: along D: lonely14、A: give B: meet C: correct D: make15、A: publishing B: spreading C: producing D: pronouncing16、A: result B: information C: progress D: success17、A: like B: on C: from D: as18、A: controlled B: operated C: insisted D: kept19、A: if B: although C: even D: however20、A: taking charge of B: taking care of C: taking notice of D: taking hold ofCLOZE1A land free from destruction, plus wealth, natural resources, and labor supply—all these were important 1 in helping England to become the center for the Industrial Revolution .2 they were not enough. Something 3 was needed to start the industrial process. That―something special‖ was men — 4 individuals who could invent machines, find new 5 of power, and establish business organizations to reshape society.The men who 6 the machines of the Industrial Revolution 7 from many backgrounds and many occupations. Many of them were 8 inventors than scientists. A man who is a 9 scientist is primarily interested in doing his research 10. He is not necessarily working 11 that his findings can be used.An inventor or one interested in applied science is 12 trying to make something that has an actual 13. He may try to solve a problem by using the theories 14 science or by experimenting through correct and error. Regardless of his method, he is working to obtain a 15 result: the construction of a harvesting machine, the burning of a light bulb, or one of 16 other objectives.Most of the people who 17 the machines of the Industrial Revolution were inventors, not trained scientists. A few were both scientists and inventors. Even those who had 18 or no training in science might not have made their inventions 19 a ground work had not been laid by scientists years 20.1、A：cases B：reasons C：factors D.：situations答案：C2、A.：But B：And C：Besides D：Even答案：A3、A.：else B：near C：extra D：similar答案：A4、A：generating B：effective C：motivating D：creative答案：D5、A：origins B：sources C：bases D：discoveries答案：B6、A：employed B：created C：operated D：controlled 答案：B7、A：came B：arrived C：stemmed D：appeared答案：A8、A：less B：better C：more D：worse 答案：C9、A：true B：practical C：pure D：clever答案：C10、A：happily B：occasionally C：unwillingly D：accurately答案：D11、A：now B：and C：all D：so答案：D12、A：seldom B：sometimes C：usually D：never答案：C13、A：plan B：use C：idea D：means答案：B14、A：of B：with C：to D：as答案：A15、A：single B：only C：specialized D：specific答案：D16、A：few B：those C：many D：all答案：C17、A：proposed B：developed C：supplied D：offered答案：B18、A：little B：much C：some D：any答案：A19、A：as B：if C：because D：while答案：B20、A：ago B：past C：ahead D：before答案：D2The back door of the ambulance_ 1_ and the driver ran to the front, jumped into his seat, and started the _2__Inside were two _3___parents,Mr and Mrs. Green, the motherholding their baby daughter, Ally, The little girl had some food_4___in her throat, and could hardly_5___.The driver ,Mr White, __6__on his siren and flashing light, and started speeding towards the nearest hospital, _7___against time . The cars ahead of him pulled_8__of the _9__as he drove through the busy traffic. From the back of the ambulance, the pare ntswere__10__at him to _11_since Ally had almost stopped breathing. In front of him he saw some traffic lights with the _12_’STOP’light shining. Mr White knew that he had no _13_to lose, so he drove straight __14__ the traffic lights, glancing to his left and right as he did__15__._16_ towards him from his right was a taxi. The driver had the windows_17_ since the car was air-conditioned, and he was playing the _18_. He did not _19_the ambulance. The lights were green, so he drove straight on into the path of the ambulance.Mr. White _20_to brake , but it was too late.1、A: shut B: closed C: opened D: dropped答案：B2、A: machines B: bus C: car D: engine答案：D3、A: angry B: upset C: worried D: hurried答案：C4、A: stuck B: stayed C: remained D: kept答案：C5、A: eat B: breathe C: speak D: live答案： B6、A: put B: turned C : pulled D: took答案：B7、A: going B: fighting C: being D: learning答案：B8、A: down B: in C: out D: up答案： A9、A: way B: road C: line D: street答案：A10、A: shouting B: looking C: knocking D: calling答案： D11、A: rush B: run C: hurry D: stroll答案：C12、A: yellow B: green C: red D: colored答案：C13、A: time B: money C: daughter D: bus答案：A14、A: towards B: onto C: past D: over答案：C15、A: such B: that C: so D: it答案：C16、A: Driving B: Riding C: Hurrying D: Coming答案：D17、A: down B: up C: in D: out答案：B18、A: piano B: radio C: ran D: football答案：B19、A: look at B: see C: listen to D: hear答案：D20 、A: tried B: managed C: failed D: started答案：A3The clock gad just struck eleven when I first heard a noise coming from the lift. I opened the door of our _1_, and listened. Someone was beating against the _2_of the lift and calling _3_ at the same time.―What’ s wrong?‖ I shouted. ―The door has _4_ and I can’t get out,‖ a _5_ voice ca me from several floors below.My wife had now _6_ me and she directly went _7_ in search of the night porter , _8_ calling to the girl that _9_ was on its way, I went back to get some _10_ to help her.I tried hard at forcing open the lift door, _11_ all the while to the girl inside, _12_ my tools were of no use for this purpose. Very soon, my wife _13_. Unable to find the porter, she had called the _14_, who instantly sent an engineer. She _15_ got in touch with the fire service.In short time the engineer came in, _16_ by two policemen. A most immediately the firemen _17_ too. With his special equipment it took the engineer _48_ a short while to get the door _19_. Though she had her experience, the girl was in _20_ spirits. ―I’ m hungry,‖ she said as she s tepped out of the lift.1、A: car B: flat C: hotel D: office答案：B2、A: door B: wall C: floor D: step答案：A3、A: in B: out C: up D: of答案：B4、A: broken B: destroyed C: closed D: stuck答案： C5、A: man’s B: porter’s C: girl’s D: worker’s答案：C6、A: watched B: attended C: joined D: worked答案：C7、A: down B: up C: in D: off答案：A8、A: Before B: After C: Until D: Since答案：B9、A: help B: assistant C: key D: danger答案：A10、A: machines B: wires C: hammers D: tools答案：D11、A: listening B: talking C: whispering D: saying答案：B12、A: and B: if C: but D: as答案：C13、A: returned B: disappeared C: appeared D: reported答案： A14、A: police B: manager C: boss D: owner答案：A15、A: never B: always C: also D: thus答案：C16、A: caught B: followed C: beaten D: driven答案：B17、A: left B: arrived C: started D: fled答案：B18、A: exactly B: only C: nearly D: almost答案：B19、A: changed B: open C: locked D: repaired答案：B20、A: bad B: ill C: good D: terrible答案：C4The British spend a lot of time talking about the weather, so it is not _1_ to find that many people are _2_ weather forecasting . The weather office, _3_ tells people what the _4_ will be like the next day, is always _5_ telephone calls from forecasting lovers giving it their _6_. Some of those people base their forecasts _7_ the movement of the stars, and_8_ on past weather _9_ or on what they have _10_ in the country. _411_, the weather office’s computers _12_ to be more accurate than one person working _13_. The computers, however, also _14_ plenty of mistakes. An example of this is the monthly weather forecast the office has been _15_ since 1994 without much _16_. The office began these forecasts _17_ an experiment and it would not have published them if the government had not _18_ on it. The trouble is that _19_ the office says that its forecasts are not always accurate, the public can’t help _20_ them.1、A: surprising B: interesting C: satisfying D: inspiring答案：A2、A: glad at B: fond of C: used to D: pleased at答案：B3、A: which B: it C: that D: what答案：A4、A: forecast B: report C: weather D: change答案：C5、A: making B: receiving C: connecting D: answering答案：B6、A: condition B: imagination C: advice D: service答案：C7、A: to B: at C: with D: on答案：D8、A: another B: others C: other D: the others答案：B9、A: forms B: materials C: records D: degrees答案：C10、A: felt B: considered C: heard D: observed答案：D11、A: Of course B: Besides C: Instead D: Altogether答案：A12、A: have B: ought C: want D: happen答案：B13、A: ahead B: alone C: along D: lonely答案：B14、A: give B: meet C: correct D: make答案：D15、A: publishing B: spreading C: producing D: pronouncing答案：A16、A: result B: information C: progress D: success答案：D17、A: like B: on C: from D: as答案：D18、A: controlled B: operated C: insisted D: kept答案：C19、A: if B: although C: even D: however答案：B20、A: taking charge of B: taking care of C: taking notice of D: taking hold of答案：CTEST FIVE一、阅读单选题：Problems exist in all relationships. Here are some thoughts that may help to guide you through the tough times in love.Beliefs about love and loving .we learned about loving from our families and no two families are alike. Consequently, how you want to be loved and how you love your parent may not be what he/she needs to feel love. Ask your partner what he/she needs to feel loved. Don’t guess or assume.Language. Language itself, by its very nature, causes problems. No two people understand a statement the same way. Ask this question, ―Can you explain what you mean?‖ this question can clear up, any misunderstandings.Familiarity, boredom and routine. 150 years ago marriages lasted 15 years. With today’s life expectancy a marriage can last many times that long. Women know more about romance than men. But women can teach us; most of us are willing to learn, especially when we know the rewards. Controlling. Controlling another’s friend, time, or anything else will create major b locks and place barriers between partners.Jealousy. Jealousy is truly a Green-Eyed Monster that will cause relationships to fail. Jealousy is based in fear and seldom based in reality. Fear is defined as False Evidence Appearing Real, not reality.The above are some causes of many needless breakups. If you mistrust, want to control, have contempt for your partner, then you are heading towards trouble in your relationship. Everyone needs to feel trusted, appreciated, and loved.1、According to the passage, in order to clear up some misunderstandings caused by language you can ask your partner to ___A: stop arguing with youB: have negotiations with youC: guess how you feelD: explain what she/he means2、What is compared as ―a Green-Eyed Monster‖ in the p assage? ___A：Failure B：Jealousy C：Fear D：Contempt3、Which of the following is NOT true according to the passage? ___A: If you mistrust your partner, you will get into trouble in your relationship.B: Marriage today can last much longer than it did 150 years age.C: How you love your partner is what he/she needs in order to feel love.D: Obstacles will be probably created if you control your partner’s time and friends.4、What cause problems in the passage? ____A: Language B: Jealousy C: Controlling D: Familiarity5、What can’t cause many needless breakups in a family? ___A: Beliefs about love and lovingB: RelianceC: ControllingD: Jealousy答案：DBCAB二、简答题:Mr. Fuller was a polite young man. He left a college and found a job in a big hotel. He was kind to everyone and ready to help others. Mr. Galt trusted him and paid him more. And the young man thanked him very much and worked harder.Mr. Galt had a daughter named Dianne. The girl was self----willed and never listened to others. She liked nothing but wearing and spent a lot of time in dancing. The old man liked her very much and never paid attention to it. The girl made friends with plenty of young men and she always made them obey her. So nobody would marry her. As a twenty-eight-year-old girl, she was worried about it. The old man had to marry her to Mr. Fuller though he came from a poor family.The woman looked down upon her husband at all and never went out with him. Mr. Galt knew all about it, but told the young man to obey her. Mr. Fuller was sorry for it but didn't mind it. He did all at home and never asked her where she had been or who she had met.One evening Mr. Fuller was busy and forgot to wake his wife up in time. The woman was angry and hit him on the nose. Blood ran down his face and dropped on his white shirt. He picked up a stick and held it up. The woman fell to the floor while she was running towards him. And her beautiful skirt was broken. The young man ran to the police station in a hurry while his wife was looking for a knife.―What's the matter, sir?‖ asked a policeman.―I beat my wife just now,‖ answered Mr. Fuller.―Have you ever beaten her to death?‖―I've come here just because I have NOT.‖1、Mr. Galt trusted Mr. Fuller because the young man ______ .答案：was kind and worked hard2、Nobody would marry Dianne because she was ______ .答案：self-willed and never listened to others and spent much time in dancing.3、______ , so the young man married her.答案：Mr. Fuller thanked Mr. Galt very much4、Dianne didn't think ______ ,so she didn't love him.答案：her husband was rich enough5、Mr. Fuller ran to the police station because ______ .答案：he was afraid to be killed三．完形填空In November 1965, New York was blacked out by an electricity _1._. The authorities _2_ that it would not happen again. Pessimists were certain that it would occur again with given years at the latest. In July 1977, there was a repeat performance which _3_ warping degrees of _4_ throughout the city of eight million people. In 1965, the accident occurred in the _5_ autumn and at a time of comparative prosperity. In 1977, the disaster was much more _6_ because it came when unemployment was high and the city was suffering from one of its worst heat _7_. In 1965, fewer than a hundred people were arrested. In 1977, hundreds of stores were _8_ into and robbed. Robbers smashed shop windows and _9_ themselves to jewelry, clothing or television sets. Nearly 4000 people were arrested but far _10_ disappeared into the darkness of the night. The number of _11_ available was not large enough and they wisely avoided using their guns against mobs which were far outnumbered then and _12_ armed men.Hospital had to _13_ hundreds of people cut by glass from shop windows. Banks and most _14_ remained _15_ the next day. The blackout started at 9 p.m. when lightning hit and knocked out the supple cables. Many stores were thus caught by _16_. The vast majority of New Yorkers, _17_, were not involved in robbing. They helped strangers _18_ candles and batteries, and tried to survive in a nightmare world without traffic lights, refrigerators, elevators, water or electrical _19_. For twenty-four hours, New York realized how _20_ it was without electricity.1、A: loss B: failure C: problem D: pause答案：B2、A: expected B: told C: promised D: ordered答案：C3、A: led B: produced C: brought D: took答案：B4、A: disorder B: breaking C: darkness D: fighting答案：A5、A: cold B: hot C: cool D: rainy答案：C6、A: slight B: days C: dangerous D: serious答案：D7、A: weather B: days C: waves D: air答案：C8、A: stolen B: broken C: forced D: entered答案：B9、A: helped B: took C: grabbed D: collected答案：A10、A: robbers B: too C: more D: many答案：C11、A: policemen B: robbers C: officials D: soldiers答案：A12、A: arrested B: killed C: destroyed D: included答案：D13、A: cure B: accept C: treat D: bring答案：A14、A: houses B: governments C: buildings D: businesses答案：D15、A: closed B: open C: busy D: empty答案：A16、A: darkness B: fire C: surprise D: robbers答案：C17、A: however B: therefore C: nevertheless D: yet答案：A18、A: sell out B: hand out C: give away D: look into答案：B19、A: control B: order C: power D: failure答案：C20、A: necessary B: wonderful C: worrying D: helpless答案：DTEST SIX一、阅读单选题：Perhaps you’re the type of person who can decide to take a one-hour nap and actually wake up about an hour later. The reason both humans and animals are very good at estimating time for starting and stopping activities is the existence of a recently discovered clock in the brain, which is called the interval timing clock.The interval timing clock, which can be started ad stopped like a stopwatch, gauges the passage of seconds, minutes, or hours and helps creatures time their movements, such as know ing when tostart or stop doing some activity. The interval timing clock is located in a part of the brain known as the basal ganglia.When the interval clock was destroyed in rats, they could no longer time intervals for obtaining food. Researchers believ e that, like the rat’s brain, the human brain has a similar interval timer that we can start and stop. However, deciding go nap for an hour is very different from the genetically set circadian clock that regulates waking and sleeping. The waking-sleeping clock was recently located in a group of cells in the suprachiasmatic cells are highly responsive to changes in light.Researchers recently discovered the genes and movement proteins that make up suprachiasmatic nucleus’s circadian clock. Since light regula tes sleep-wake circadian rhythms, the absence of light should disrupt circadian rhythms in blind people and cause sleep problems. Researchers found that many blind people do report sleep problems. However, a small percentage of completely blind people reported no such problems because the pathway for transmitting light from their eyes directly to the suprachiasmatic nucleus was still in use. This pathway transmits only light and has nothing to do with vision.The interval timing clockA: can estimate time accurately and never stopsB: is a time-calculating function existing only in human’s mindC: is known as the suprachiasmatic nucleusD: makes creatures good at starting and stopping at the right time―Gauges‖ in the second paragraph probably meansA: recordsB: checksC: measuresD: helpsThe suprachiasmatic nucleus is very sensitive toA: lightB: soundC: heatD: coldLight regulates sleep-wake circadian rhythms,A: and blind people have little sleep problemsB: and completely blind people have no sleep problemsC: but many blind people still report sleep problemsD: and the absence of light cause no sleep problems5、A good title for the passage is :A: The Discovery of the Suprachiasmatic NucleusB: Interval Timing and Sleep-Wake ClocksC: The Interval Timing Clock and the BlindD: Where is the Interval Timing Clock Located?答案：DCACB二、简答题:Dick was a twenty-year-old man. His father was a teacher and taught chemistry in a middle school and his mother worked in a shop. They live a happy life until their parents died one night whensuddenly an earthquake broke out. Luckily his sister took him to see their aunt in the city and they did not stay at home. Everything was destroyed in the earthquake and the two children got into trouble. Thanks to their aunt who was not rich enough, they grew up but they lived a hard life. His sister was so sad that she became a nun. After he finished middle school, he was introduced to an owner of a hotel and began to work there.One day the young man fell to the ground while he was cleaning a window on the second floor. He was sent to the hospital and the doctor looked him over. One of his legs was broken and he had to be in hospital. He said to the nurse, ―I'm a poor man, madam. Arrange a third-class ward for me, please.―Can't anybody help you?‖―No, madam,‖ answered Dick. ―I have only a sister. She's a nun and she's poor, too.‖―I don't think so,‖ the nurse said angrily. ―Nuns usually marry God. And God is the richest in the world, you know!‖―Well, then, ‖Dick said with a smile. ―Please arrange a first----class ward for me and post the bill to my brother----in----law.‖1、Dick's parents died ______ .答案：in the earthquake2、Dick and his sister escaped from the earthquake because ______ .答案：they were in a safe place3、The sister and brother lived a hard life because ______ .答案：they lost all4、After Dick finished middle school, ______ .答案：he began to work in the hotel5．Dick asked the nurse not to arrange a first-class ward for him because ______ .答案：he hadn't got enough money to pay for the bill三．完形填空Children use their parents as models, whether the model is good or bad. My neighbors, whose name I’ll change, are excellent _1_.Mrs Goodhouse is a conscientious_2_. When she went to work yesterday, her children _3_ the department. The eldest daughter took all the carpets _4_ and shook them. The _5_ daughter did all the dishes, _36_ the youngest daughter put the _7_ in good order. The only _8_ in the family dusted the furniture. When the children _39_ their work, they put fresh _10_ in a vase for their mother.Mrs Frowze is a _11_ housekeeper. When she went ot work, her children made a big mess. One of them drank some coke and _12_ the bottle. The _13_ wasn’t swept up, and the carpet was made_14_. The _15_ pile of rubbish in the kitchen grew _16_ because the children ate bananas and oranges and _17_ the peels on the floor. One child drew _18_ on the wall and rode his bicycle in the rooms.Both mothers came home to the reflectionof _19_ and their habits, but _20_ of them was glad of that.1、A: facts B: stories C: examples D: friends答案：C2、A: player B: visitor C: danger D: housekeeper答案：D。