I know only a little______computers.

The night before I was to have surgery (手术), Jeremy, my nine-year-old son, became worried. "I am worried【C1】______ you, Mom. I' m afraid【C2】______ the doctor might make a【C3】______ . " I told him that my surgery was not【C4】______ and there was no need【C5】______ . "But what if he makes a small mistake?" he asked. Then I told him that the doctor【C6】______ years of experience (经验) and【C7】______ small mistakes were impossible."But what if he【C8】______ ?" Jeremy asked. "Then he would be【C9】______ a lot of trouble," I smiled. " You【C10】______ we could get a lot of money from him." Jeremy brightened ," and I could get a new bike?"

It _______ that he is still on the way.

The Capital Airport has been in use for 20 years. The Capital Airport was built 1.

Where are they talking?

What is paper made from? When we【C1】______ books or newspapers, we seldom stop and think about the things【C2】______ to make them.【C3】______ paper our lives would be very different. Paper is one of【C4】______ important inventions(发明) of all time. The people in Egypt(埃及) first used a kind of grass-like plant to【C5】______ paper around five【C6】______ years ago. 3000 years later, a Chinese man created a new【C7】______ of paper using pieces of old cloth. Then for several hundred years, people【C8】______ the world had been using this Chinese method to make paper. In 1838, a Canadian man invented a【C9】______ method of paper-making using wood. Today, most of the paper we use is made from【C10】______ .

Jack lost his job last week. It was difficult for him to find another【C1】______ .【C2】______ told him that it was possible to get a new one in a town two hundred kilometers【C3】______ . He decided to get there【C4】______ . So he went to the railway station and got【C5】______ a train. He was the only one in the car(车厢). The train started. Suddenly a man came in【C6】______ a gun and said to him, "Your money【C7】______ your life!" Jack sat there without【C8】______ up. " I【C9】______ any money," Jack answered. "Then why are you so afraid of me?" The man asked angrily. "Because I【C10】______ you were the conductor, and I didn't buy a ticket," answered Jack.

Sarah Davis lives in Dalton, Australia, and her parents own a sheep farm there. Dalton is a small country town with one hundred people. The nearest city is over one hundred and fifty kilometres away, so Sarah doesn' t often go there. She likes her life on the farm. She and her brother Jeff go to the school in town. In summer it's usually very hot, so the school day starts early at half past seven and finishes at noon. At the moment, their father Jack Davis is working in the woolshed (羊圈). It' s the sheep-shearing (剪羊毛) season and six men are shearing his sheep. He is putting the good wool (羊毛) and the bad wool in different places. Sarah is taking the good wool to the wool store. The work in the woolshed is hard, but Sarah and Jeff don't mind because it' s good fun. Jeff enjoys working with the animals. When he isn' t helping his father, he reads books about farming. He is going to college next year to study farming. When they finish in the woolshed, Sarah and Jeff are going for a swim in the river. They often go to the river for a swim.

—May I come in?—______. What can I do for you?

One afternoon when lessons were over, Peter and Paul left school. When the boys reached home, it was seven o' clock. It was dark outside, but there was a light inside their home and the door was open. They knew their parents were both at work, so they were surprised to see a man inside. They could see the man was looking for something. "He must be a thief," Paul said. "I'll report to the police and you try to talk to him." Then Peter went inside while Paul quickly hurried off to telephone the police. When the man saw Peter, he looked frightened. Then he smiled and said, "You don't know me, but I' m your father's friend, and he asked me to fetch (取)some money for him." In no time two policemen arrived. As soon as the man saw the policemen, he tried to run off. But he was stopped and caught by the policemen. Just then the boys' parents returned. "Is this man your friend?" one of the policemen asked the boys' parents. "No!" said Peter's father. "He is a thief. He wanted to steal my money. I'm glad you' ve caught him."

I have three kids—ages 7,5, and 15 months. My husband and I used to take care of them together. Then, about a month after our third child was born, he took a new job, and he spent longer hours on the job, leaving me with most of the parenting . Without him around to help, keeping the kids under control has been more difficult and the "don't make me tell Daddy" thing just started. My five-year-old would do something like kicking her older brother, When I asked her to stop she' d say, "You're not going to tell Daddy are you?" Then one day my kids were playing with snow, refusing(拒绝) to get into the car for school. I got angry and said, " Don't make me tell Daddy. " It worked. It was like my husband was helping me again. The more I said those five words, the more I felt it was wrong. When a mom says those words, she is teaching her kids that their father is to be feared and their mother is not in charge(负责). It's not good for mom and not fair(公平的) to dad.

I _______ the picture from the wall in order to clean it.

情景： 你的同事张丽明天去出差，你说好要去送她，却突然接到父亲电话，得知母亲病重，要你马上回家。离开办公室时，张丽正在开会。 任务： 请你用英语给张丽写一张50词左右的便条。内容包括： 你为什么马上要回家； 明天可能不去机场送她； 祝她旅途愉快。 要求：格式准确，表达清楚，字迹工整。 便条写在答题卡2上该题序号后。请用下面格式。Zhang Li, Wang Lin

It's necessary for her to change her dress after a busy day. She needed______her dress after a busy day.

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But some books would cost more than I have. But I didn't 1 to buy some books.

Today we are sure that the mail will be sent every day to our door. But in the early days, no one could be sure about where—or when—the mail would arrive. There is a stump(树桩) of a big tree in the state of Washington. It was once a "post office". Because people needed a place for the mail carrier(信使) to leave their letters, they found a tree at the cross of roads and cut it down ten feet from the ground. Then they hollowed it out and covered it with something. Inside, they put many boxes. Each box had a family's name on it. The mail carrier could leave letters there for everyone. Even earlier, when there was no post services, people gave their letters to any traveler going in the right direction. Often they gave them to a traveling shoe maker. The traveler might stop in a small hotel and he would leave the letters there. But the letters stayed there until the person to receive them happened to come by and stop at the hotel. Today an airmail letter can travel across the world in much less time than that. And you know that your letter will go where you want it to go, and when.