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★★WatchingsomechildrentryingtocatchbutterfliesonehotAugustafternoon,Iwasremindedofanincidentinmyownchildhood.WhenIwasaboyof12inSouthCarolina,somethinghappenedtomethatcuredmeforeverofwantingtoputanywildcreatureinacage.Welivedontheedgeofawood,andeveryeveningatduskthemockingbirdswouldcomeandrestinthetreesandsing.Thereisn'tamusicalinstrumentmadebymanthatcanproduceamorebeautifulsoundthanthesongofthemockingbird.IdecidedthatIwouldcatchayoungbirdandkeepitinacageandinthatwaywouldhavemyownprivatemusician.Ifinallysucceededincatchingoneandputitinacage.Atfirst,initsfrightatbeingcaptured,thebirdflutteredaboutthecage,buteventuallyitsettleddowninitsnewhome.Ifeltverypleasedwithmyselfandlookedforwardtosomebeautifulsingingfrommytinymusician.Ihadleftthecageoutonourbackporch,andontheseconddayofthebird

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scaptivitymynewpet'smlertheifhecagewithfoodinhermouth.Thebabybirdateeverythingshebroughttoit.Iwaspleasedtoseethis.CertainlythemotherknewbetterthanIhowtofeedherbaby.ThefollowingmorningwhenIwenttoseehowmycaptivewasdoing,Idiscovereditonthefloorofthecage,dead.Iwasshocked!Whathadhappened!Ihadtakenexcellentcareofmylittlebird,orsoIthought.ArthurWayne,thefamoushappenedtobevisitingmyfatheratthetime,hearingmecryingoverthedeathofmybird,expianedwhathadoccurred.

“Amothermockingbird,findingheryounginacage,willsometimesbringitpoisonberries.Shethinksitbetterforheryoungtodiethantoliveincaptivity.”NeversincethenhaveIcaughtanylivingcreatureandputitinacage.Alllivingcreatureshavearighttolivefree.Whydidthewritercatchamockingbirdwhenhewasaboyof12?A.Hehadjustgotanewcage.B.Helikeditsbeautifulfeather.C.Hewantedittosingforhim.D.Hewantedapetforacompanion.Themockingbirddiedbecauseit____.A.wasfrightenedtodeathB.atethepoisonousfooditsmothergaveitC.refusedtoeatanythingD.drankthepoisonouswaterbymistake3.Whatisthemostimportantlessonthewriterlearnedfromtheincident?A.Freedomisveryvaluabletoallcreatures.B.Allbirdsputinacagewon'tlivelong.C.Youshouldkeepthebirdsfromtheirmother.D.Becarefulaboutfoodyougivetobabybirds.1-4CBDA(II★★Onceuponatimeamanbecameagreatarch射(手.thegreatestarcherofthecountry.Thekingwasabouttodosowhenanoldservantofthekingsaid,“greaterarcher.Letthisyoung

Wait,sir.IknowanoldmanwholivesinthefcbsestmHchmangotohimandlearnfromhimforatleastthreeyears.Themancouldnotbelievethattherecouldbeagreaterarcherthanhim,buthewentandfoundtheoldmanandhewas!Forthreeyearshelearnedfromhim.Thenoneday,whenhethoughthehadlearnedeverything,thethoughtaroseinhim:“IfIkillthisoldman,thenIwillbethegreatestarcher.”Theoldmanhadgonetocutwoodandhewascomingbackcarryingwoodonhisshoulder.Theyoungmanhidbehindatree,waitingtokillhim.Heshotanarrow.Theoldmantookasmallpieceofwoodandthrewit.Itstruckthearrowandthearrowturnedbackandwoundedtheyoungmanverydeeply.Theoldmancame,tookOutthearrowandsaic?！癐knewthatsomedayorotheryouweregoingtodothis.That'swhyIha，nottaughtyouthissecret.Thereisnoneedtokillme.MyMasterisstillalive,andInothingbeforehim.Youmustbewithhimforatleastthirtyyears.Andheisveryold,SOgofast!Findtheoldman!”1.Theunderlinedwordinthe1stparagraphisclosestinmeaningto“2.Theyoungarcherwantedtokilltheoldmaninthe______.A.hehadnothingmoretolearnfromhimB.hecouldthenbecomethegreatestarcherC.theoldmanrefusedtoteachhimeverythingD.theking'soldservantorderedhimtodoSOThefollowingpicturesshowwhathappenedbetweentheyoungarcherandhismaster.Whichistherightorderoftheevents?A.1—2—3—4B.4—3—2—1C.4—2—3—1D.4—2—1—3Whatdoyouthinkwouldmostprobablyhappennext?A.Theyoungarcherdiedfromthewoundsoonafter.B.Thekingdeclaredtheyoungmanthegreatestarcher.C.Theyoungarcherfoundtheoldmansterandmaedhim.D.Theyoungarchersetofftolookfortheoldman'smaster.5.Whatlessoncanyoulearnfromthestory?A.There'salwayssomeonebetterthanyouinthisworld.B.Youmustnevertrytobecomebetterthanyourteacher.C.Theolderamanis,thebetterarcherheusuallybecomes.D.Alwaysuseapieceofwoodtoprotectyourselffromanarrow.1-5CBCDA(III★AmandaClementgrewupinHudson,SouthDakota.Baseballwasalwaysherfavoritesport.OnceinawhileherbrotherHankandhisfriendswouldletherplayfirstbaseintheirgames.Moreoften,however,theyaskedhertoumpir裁判forthem,becausetheyknewhercallswouldbefairandtherewouldbenoarguing.Onedayin1904,AmandaandhermothertraveledtoHawarden,Iowa,towatchHankplayforthehometeamagainstHawarden.Whentheyarrivedattheballfield,twolocalteamswerewaitingtoplayapreliminary預(yù)備game.Theumpirehadn'tarrived,soHankarguedthattheteamsshouldlethissisterserveasumpire.Theplayersfinallyagreed.Amanda,thensixteenandstandingfivefeet,teninchestall,madeperfectcalls.Shewassogoodthatplayersforthemaingameaskedher10umpireforthemandevenofferedtopayher.Thus,atsixteen,AmandaClementbecamethefirstpaidfemalebaseballumpireonrecord.SheishonoredintheBaseballHallofFameinCooperstown.NewYork.1.A.theywantedtomakeherhappyB.shecalledthembrothersC.nooneelsewantedtodoitforthemD.sheknewtheruleswellandwasfair2.A.serveasumpireC.makemoneyB.watchherbrotherplayD.helpthelocalteams3.C.bywatchingandplayingthegamesD.fromhermother,abaseballumpire4.Whichofthefollowingcanbethebesttitleofthepassage?B.AFamilyofBaseballFansC.BaseballGamesinHawarden,IowaD.TheBaseballHallofFameinCooperstown1-4DBCA(IV★Afarmerhadsomepuppiestosell.Hepaintedasignadvertisingthemontheedgeofhisyard.Oneday,alittleboycametobuyoneofthepuppies.Withawhistle口哨,thefarmercalled,“Here,Dolly!”O(jiān)utfromthedoghouseranDollyfollowedbystoodagainstthefence.Hiseyesdancedwithdelight.Asthedogsmadetheirwaytothefence,thelittleboynoticedsomethingelseinsidethedoghouse.Slowlyanotherlittleballappeared,somethingwrongwithitslegs,doingitsbesttocatchup.“Iwantthatone,”thelittleboysaidThefarmerkneltdownattheboy'ssideandsaid,“Son,youdon'twantthatpuppy.Hewillneverbeabletorunandplaywithyouliketheseotherdogswould.”Withthat,thelittleboysteppedbackfromthefence,reacheddownandbeganrollinguponelegofhistrousers.Indoingso,heshowedasteelbrac固定器runningdownbothsidesofhislegattachingitselftoaspeciallymadeshoe.Lookingbackupatthefarmer,hesaid,“Yousee,sir,Idon'truntoowellmyself,andhewillneedsomeonewhounderstands.”Howdidthefarmeradvertisehispuppies?A.Advertisetheminthenewspaper.B.Putupasigninhisyard.C.Showthemtohisneighbors.D.Sendpicturestoamagazine.2.Theunderlinedwords“fourlittleballsoffur3.Whydidtheboychoosethelastdog?Becausetheyhavesomethingincommon.Becausehedidn'thaveenoughmoney.Becauseitwasthemostlovelyone.Becausethefarmerwouldn'tsellotherdogs.4.Accordingtothestory,weknowthattheboy.didn'tlikedogsatallB.neededadogtohelphim假的leg1-4BCAD(V★★

”referto“”.TheLondonMarathonisanannualeventandofthethousandsofrunnerswhotakepart,manyofthemhaveastorytotellastowhytheyarerunningthe26.2mile(42.2kmcoursearoundLondon.Themen'sracewaswonbyKenyan,MartinLel,whofinishedtheraceinjusttwohoursandfiveminutes,apersonalbesttimeforhim.IrinaMikitenkowasthewinnerofthewomen'sraceandthiswasastonishinglyonlyhersecondraceatmarathondistanee!Therewasalsoagroupof24runnerswhohavecompetedineverysingleoneofthe28Londonmarathons.JeffAstonisoneofthemandat60yearsold,hefinishedinjustoverthreeandahalfhours.Alotofthenon-competitiverunnerstakepartinthemarathontoraisemoneyforcharity.JeffestimateshehasraisedabouC25,000(350,000RMBoverthe28yearshehasbeenrunning.JaneTomlinsonisawell-knownnameintheUK.Sheraisedmilli