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_15 _ she gave me. By the way, I helped that lady to the post office.
( ·)I.A. ask B. asks. C. asked - D. to ·ask
( )2. A. a B.an C. the . 、 D.I
( )3. A. look B. looks C. lookcd D. looking
( )4. A. troubled B. troubling C. is troubled D.
. was troubled
( )5. A. simple B. simply C. simpler D. more simply
( )6.A.how B.why C. that D: what
( )7. A. so B. or C. unless D. though
( )8. A. 15 years old B. 15-year-old C. 15-years-old D. 15 year old
( )9. A. of B.in C. with D.from
( )10. A. another B. other • C. ? the other D. others
( ) 11. A. experience B. experienced C. have experienced D. am experiencing
( )12. A. If B. So C. But D. Until
( )13. A. I B.mc C.my D. mine
.(. )14. A. open B.. opens
C. opened D. opening
( )l 5.A. who B.how C. what D.that
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阅读下面短文,掌握其大意,然后从16-25各题所给的A、B、C和D项中, 选出朵佳选项, 并在答
题卡上将该项涂黑.
Since our twins began learning to walk, my wife arid I have kept telling them that our sliding
(推拉式的)glass doo� is just a window. The——16 _ is simple. If we admit it is a door,
they'll want to _17_—.It will drive us crazy. It appears that the kids know the _ 18 _
though we have been continually telling them the other way.
I hate lying to kids. One day they'll wake up and_—19—-that eve巧小ing they've always
known about windows is a lie. I wonder if _20_ should always tell the truth no matter what
result it may lead to. I have a very· strong fear that the lie we're telling will _:_ 21_—_our
children. Windows and doors have important symbolic(象征性的)meanings. I'm telling them
they can't open what they _22—-know is a door. Later in _ 23 _ they may come to a
door winch could be a good chance. Instead of opening the door and taking the chance, they jus1
笘 it and wonder, "What if it isn't a door?" 1nat is, "V,Jliei if it isn·t a _25
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' enance[ ,.,'
沁ybe it's an unreasonable fear. But the bottom line is that I shculdn't :ic to my kids. So when
they cr.!11r. to other doors in life, they will just open them and walk through
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