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　　The summer holiday are the best part of the year for most children. The 1 is usually good, so that one can 2 most of one's time 3 in the garden or if one lives in the country, out in the 4 and fields. 5 one lives in a big town, one can usually go to a 6 to play.

　　The best place for a summer holiday, 7 , is the seaside. Some children are lucky enough to 8 near the sea, but for 9 who do not. A week or two at one of the 10 towns is something 11 , they will talk about for the 12 of the following year.

　　In England, it's not only the 13 who can take their children to the seaside; if a factory worker or a bus driver, a street cleaner or a waiter 14 to take his wife and children to South end or Margate, Blackpool or Clacton, 15 is usually quite able to do so.

　　Now, what is it that 16 like so much about the seaside? I think it is the sand, sea and sun 17 , any other things. Of course, there are lots of new 18 , nice things to eat, and 19 things to do, but it is the 20 of sand under one's feet, of salt water on one's skin, and of the warm sun on one's back that make the seaside what it is.

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Mr. West was born in a small town in England. His father had a   1   there. The shopkeeper didn’t think it was   2   for his son to go to school. So he taught him how to get more money. They got much money there and then    3    to the city. Later on, old West couldn’t manage his shop and Mr. West had to do it instead of him. As he had little knowledge, he was often   4   in public and sometimes he got into trouble. So he   5   a lot of books and shelves and placed them in his sitting room   6   the visitors could see them as soon as they went in. He often went to the parties and carefully listened to what other men said. He hoped to make friends with them. Once Mr. West was told that it was   7   writer’s birthday that day. He hurried there with his wife. He gave the writer some expensive presents and the old man thanked him very much. After   4   they began to talk about the literary works. He could hardly answer any questions. The writer had to ask him   9  one, “What was Shakespeare?” 

“It was a kind of drink”, answered Mr. West. But people do not like it now. The writer had a smile and soon he stopped   10   with Mr. West. On their way home, Mr. West’s wife said, “You made a mistake just now, Shakespeare is a delicious cake, like the Chinese moon cake!”

1．A．factory            B．cinema                    C．shop                D．park

2．A．useful             B．possible                  C．easy                D．different

3．A．went               B．got                         C．ran                  D．moved

4．A．laughed at       B．helped                     C．hurt                 D．beaten

5．A．borrowed        B．found                  C．bought             D．wrote

6．A．because          B．so that                    C．though             D．if

7．A．strange            B．kind                        C．famous            D．foreign

8．A．class              B．school                    C．meeting           D．dinner

9．A．more different    B．the most different    C．easier                     D．the easiest

10．A．to talk           B．talking                    C．to answer        D．a(chǎn)nswering

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　　Mr West was born in a small English town. His fatter had a 1 there. The shop keeper didn't think it was 2 for his son to go to school. So he taught him how to get 3 money. They got much money there and then 4 to the city. Now Old West can't manage his shop and his son, Mr West has to do it 5 him. As he has little knowledge, Mr West is often 6 in public and sometimes he gets into trouble. So he 7 a lot of books and shelves and put them in his sitting room so that the visitors can see them 8 they go in. He often goes to the parties and carefully 9 what the learned (有學問的) men say. He hopes to make friends with them. Once Mr West was told that it was a 10 writer's birthday that day. He hurried there with his wife. He gave the writer some 11 presents and the old man thanked him. After 12 they began to talk about the literary works.

　　He could hardly answer any questions. The writer had to ask him 13 one, “What was Shakespeare?”

　　“It was a kind of drink,” answered Mr West. “But people do not like it now.”

　　The writer had a smile and soon he stopped 14 . On their way home, his wife said, “You made a mistake just now. Shakespeare is a 15 cake, like the Chinese moon cake!”

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　　Mr. West was born in a small town in England. His father had a 1 there. The shopkeeper didn't think it was 2 for his son to go to school. So he taught him how to get 3 money. They got much money there and then 4 to the city. Later on, old West couldn't manage his shop and Mr. West had to do it 5 him. As he had little know ledge, he was often 6 in public(公眾場合) and sometimes he got into trouble. So he 7 a lot of books and shelves and placed them in his sitting room 8 the visitors could see them as soon as they went in. He often went to the parties and carefully 9 what other men said. He hoped to make friends with them.

　　Once Mr. West was told that it was a 10 professor's birthday that day. He hurried there with his wife. He gave the professor some 11 presents and the old man thanked him very much. After 12 they began to talk about the literary works. He could hardly answer any questions. The professor had to ask him 13 one, “What was Shakespeare？”

　　“It was a kind of drink,”answered Mr. West. “But people do not like it now.”

　　The professor had a smile and soon he stopped 14 with Mr. West. On their way home, Mr. West's wife said, “You made a mistake just now. Shakespeare is a 15 cake, like the Chinese mooncake！”

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