填空题This summer the city"s Department of Transportation starts a new bike-share program. People 1 live and work in New York will be able to travel 2 (quick) and cheaply between many neighborhoods. This is important. It will make New Yorkers rethink their city and rewrite the mental maps we use to 3 (decide) what is convenient, what is possible. Parks, restaurants and friends who once 4 (seem) beyond reasonable travelling distance on public transportation will seem a lot closer. The possibilities aren"t limitless, but the change will be pretty 5 (impress). I"ve used a bike to get around New York 6 decades. There"s great excitement you feel from self-propelled transportation—skateboarding, in-line skating and walking as well as biking; New York 7 (have) good public transportation, but you just don"t get the kind of rush I"m talking about on a bus or subway train. I enjoy biking because it is 8 pleasure, not because biking is environment-friendly, improves my health or brings 9 (I) to different parts of the city. But it does all these things, too—and sometimes makes us a little self-satisfied for it; still, the reward is emotional (情感的) 10 (satisfy), which beats reason, as it often does.

填空题Almost everyone likes dogs, and almost everyone liked to read stories 11 about dogs. Here is a story about a intelligent dog. The dog was a seeing 12 -eye dog. A seeing-eye dog which helps blind people walk on the streets 13 and do many other things. We call these dogs "seeing-eye" dogs why 14 the dogs are the "eyes" of the blind man and help him to "see". These 15 dogs generally go to special schools for several years learn to help blind 16 people. One day a seeing-eye dog and a blind man got off a bus together. The 17 bus was full people and there were no seats. One man, however, soon got 18 up and left her seat. The dog took the blind man to the seat, but there was 19 very little space. The dog began to push the people at each side with his nose. 20 He pushed and pushed, and finally he succeeded.