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     Sometimes I think Dad loves that dog more than he loves us,   1   I don't get jealous when Dad spends time
with his   2  . When Dad takes his family out for a picnic, Pluto always gets to go along anyway.
     The moment Dad arrives from the office, he   3   in a room or behind the door and yells, "Pluto, come and
get me." Pluto   4   runs around trying to find his lost   5  . Pluto usually wins and his victory is celebrated with
his favorite biscuits. Dad's   6   with Pluto are like the dog isn't a dog at all but another human being and that's
the scary part. Has Dad   7   the ability to distinguish (區(qū)別) between a man and an animal?
     I was   8   enough about this. So one day I gathered my   9   and asked him. "Dad, do you know you talk to
that dog of yours just like to a human being?" Dad looked me  10  in the eye. I thought he might be  11  at my
question. But he just smiled, reached out and patted my head and said, "Yes I do,and the reason is  12 . If I talk
down to him, he doesn't  13  me but if I carry on a normal conversation, then Pluto  14  everything I say." I
stood there wanting to ask more  15 , but decided that was not the best time.
     And so for a few days, I  16  everything I could about my father and the dog. And I know the dog never
receives direct  17 . He never hears sit, lie down or anything like that. What he  18  are suggestions, "Would
you like me to feed you now? Shall we go for a walk?"
     What's amazing is that Pluto does  19  everything Dad says. Their communication is as near to being perfect
as possible. And it's not  20  Pluto that understands, but it's Dad, too. Each seems to know what the other needs
at any time.
(     )1.A.and      
(     )2.A.dog      
(     )3.A.lies      
(     )4.A.bravely   
(     )5.A.master    
(     )6.A.experiments 
(     )7.A.controlled  
(     )8.A.curious   
(     )9.A.courage    
(     )10.A.happily    
(     )11.A.content    
(     )12.A.clear     
(     )13.A.admire     
(     )14.A.refuses    
(     )15.A.directions  
(     )16.A.expected   
(     )17.A.punishment  
(     )18.A.hears     
(     )19.A.explain    
(     )20.A.still      		B.so       
B.friends     
B.stays     
B.excitedly   
B.food      
B.conversations 
B.developed   
B.nervous     
B.evidence    
B.tearfully   
B.angry      
B.easy      
B.support     
B.replies     
B.questions   
B.realized    
B.suggestions     
B.sees      
B.know       
B.just      		C.but      
C.family     
C.seeks      
C.sadly      
C.baby      
C.competitions    
C.challenged   
C.distant    
C.strength   
C.directly   
C.proud      
C. simple    
C.receive     
C.misses     
C.permissions   
C.observed   
C.orders    
C.makes     
C.realize    
C.yet        		D.or            
D.children      
D.hides         
D.disappointedly            
D.chance        
D.arguments     
D.lost          
D.serious       
D.experience    
D.coldly        
D.ashamed       
D.challenging   
D.respect       
D.understands   
D.instructions  
D.learned       
D.awards        
D.likes         
D.understand    
D.even          
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     It's a small gas station that has snacks,  drinks,  cigarettes,  and candies.The young man behind the
counter knows his__1__by name and what they normally want to buy.He treats children and adults with
equal__2__.He reads science fiction behind the counter when business in__3__.
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(     )2. A. respect  
(     )3. A. slow
(     )4. A. bravely  
(     )5. A. opened  
(     )6. A. nowhere  
(     )7. A. hid  
(     )8. A. in  
(     )9. A. anxious  
(     )10. A. safe  
(     )11. A. must  
(     )12. A. hold up
(     )13. A. when  
(     )14. A. popular
(     )15. A. wanted  
(     )16. A. dirtier
(     )17. A. money  
(     )18. A. reminded
(     )19. A. first     
(     )20. A. large  		 B. neighbors
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B. busy  
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B. easy  
B. can  
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B. desired  
B. cleaner  
B. cigarettes
B. warned  
B. last  
B. fair  		 C. customers
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C. heavy  
C. hardly  
C. closed  
C. anywhere  
C. swallowed
C. off  
C. courageous
C. sweet  
C. should  
C. pick up  
C. before  
C. reliable  
C. expected  
C. cleverer  
C. drinks  
C. ordered  
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D. swift    
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(     )2. A. brilliant      
(     )3. A. were        
(     )4. A. Decided      
(     )5. A. ready          
(     )6. A. Finding his way
(     )7. A. move      
(     )8. A. waved        
(     )9. A. assumption    
(     )10. A. grateful    
(     )11. A. cheered      
(     )12. A. Immediately  
(     )13. A. shouldered his way
(     )14. A. No problem  
(     )15. A. lined up    
(     )16. A. So         
(     )17. A. before       
(     )18. A. plan to    
(     )19. A. the least  
(     )20. A. just       		B. warm          
B. bad            
B. did            
B. Determined    
B. prepared      
B. Taking his road
B. reject        
B. froze          
B. appreciation  
B. respectful    
B. congratulated  
B. Hopefully      
B. forced his way
B. No way        
B. held up        
B. But            
B. for            
B. intend to      
B. the most      
B. exactly        		 C. happy        
C. stupid        
C. could          
C. Wanted        
C. soon          
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C. shook        
C. hesitation    
C. hopeless      
C. shouted      
C. Lastly        
C. felt his way
C. No doubt      
C. looked up      
C. Then        
C. in          
C. have to      
C. the last      
C. accurately     		D. pleasant        
D. common          
D. had              
D. Expected        
D. due              
D. Finding his place
D. remove          
D. shocked          
D. attention        
D. shameful        
D. screamed        
D. Fina lly        
D. inched his way  
D. No wonder        
D. waited up        
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(     )1. A. begging    
(     )2. A. cheap      
(     )3. A. shaking    
(     )4. A. recalled    
(     )5. A. influenced  
(     )6. A. loudly      
(     )7. A. river      
(     )8. A. money
(     )9. A. surprise  
(     )10. A. delivery  
(     )11. A. relaxed  
(     )12. A. sang  
(     )13. A. remembered  
(     )14. A. flashed  
(     )15. A. drove back  
(     )16. A. arms  
(     )17. A. laid  
(     )18. A. laughter  
(     )19. A. slowly  
(     )20. A. bring  		 B. ordering    
B. beautiful    
B. waving      
B. touched      
B. ruined      
B. silently    
B. air          
B. flowers      
B. horror      
B. message      
B. disappointed
B. waited      
B. found        
B. changed      
B. pulled over  
B. palms        
B. decorated    
B. anger        
B. quickly      
B. fetch        		 C. forcing      
C. expensive    
C. nodding      
C. hurt          
C. buried      
C. gently        
C. lake      
C. basket  
C. excitement  
C. transportation  
C. good      
C. looked  
C. discovered  
C. disappeared  
C. broke down  
C. feet    
C. set    
C. tears    
C. carefully  
C. take        		 D. urging        
D. special      
D. holding      
D. lightened    
D. blessed      
D. calmly        
D. hole          
D. cards        
D. sadness      
D. transfer      
D. sorry        
D. stood        
D. realized      
D. shone        
D. burst out    
D. knees        
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      It's no secret that many children would be healthier and happier with adoptive parents than with the
parents that nature dealt them. That's especially_1_of children who remain in homes where they're badly
treated__2_the law blindly favors biological parents. It's also true of children who__3_for years in foster
(寄養(yǎng)) homes because of parents who can't or won't care for them but    4   to give up custody (監(jiān)護(hù))
rights.
     Fourteenyearold Kimberly Mays  5   neither description, but her recent court victory could  6   help
children who do. Kimberly has been the  7   of an angry custody battle between the man who raised her
and her biological parents, with whom she has never lived. A Florida judge  8   that the teenager can
remain with the only father she's ever known and that her biological parents have "no legal  9  "on her.
     Shortly after  10  in December 1978, Kimberly Mays and another baby were mistakenly switched
and sent home with the  11   parents. Kimberly's biological parents, Ernest and Regina Twigg, received
a child who died of a heart disease in 1988. Medical tests  12   that the child wasn't the Twiggs' own
daughter, but Kimberly was, thus leading to a custody  13   with Robert Mays. In 1989, the two families
  14   that Mr. Mays would maintain custody with the Twiggs getting  15   rights. Those rights were ended
when Mr. Mays decided that Kimberly was being  16  .
      The decision to  17   Kimberly with Mr. Mays caused heated discussion. But the judge made it clear
that Kimberly did have the right to sue (起訴)  18   her own behalf. Thus he made it clear that she was
  19   just a personal possession of her parents. Biological parentage does not mean an absolute ownership
that cancels(取消) all the  20   of children.
(     )1. A. terrible      
(     )2. A. but          
(     )3. A. settle        
(     )4. A. have          
(     )5. A. likes        
(     )6. A. actually      
(     )7. A. victim        
(     )8. A. ruled        
(     )9. A.  expectation  
(     )10. A. birth        
(     )11. A. biological  
(     )12. A. examined    
(     )13. A. battle      
(     )14. A. thought      
(     )15. A. equal        
(     )16. A. harmed      
(     )17. A. make        
(     )18. A. by          
(     )19. A. more than    
(     )20. A. freedom      		 B. sad            
B. if              
B. live            
B. refuse          
B. gives          
B. eventually      
B. object          
B. believed        
B. action          
B. judgment        
B. own            
B. explained      
B. right          
B. quarreled      
B. same            
B. forbidden      
B. leave          
B. through        
B. no more than    
B. happiness       		C. true          
C. when          
C. suffer        
C. stick        
C. fits          
C. successfully  
C. sacrifice    
C. ordered      
C. effect        
C. operation    
C. kind          
C. decided      
C. agreement    
C. agreed        
C. visiting      
C. wounded      
C. give          
C. on            
C. not more than
C. rights        		 D. natural    
D. because    
D. gather      
D. fail        
D. knows      
D. abruptly    
D. teenager    
D. indicated  
D. claim      
D. school      
D. wrong      
D. showed      
D. decision    
D. prepared    
D. speaking    
D. hidden      
D. keep        
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