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５.B.toseｅ6.B.isｕsedtomaｋe?7．B.mａnyothｅｒ 8.A.and? 9.Ａ.perｆectly??10.A.fromFｏｏｔｂallmaybethemoｓt__２__oftheｇamｅs．Pｅｏpｌeinｍanｙcouｎtrｉesaｒｏundtｈeｗorldｌikeplayｉnｇiｔ.Ｉｎthe19ｔhceｎturypeopｌｅinEnｇlandｆirstplａｙedｔhisｋｉndofbaｌlｓ.Theplaｙermovｅｄtheｂall_＿2__.ThefiｒstiｎternatｉｏｎalｆootｂａllgａmewａsbeｔweenEnｇｌaｎdanｄＳcｏtｌａndiｎ１872.Footbａlｌisplａyeｄbyｔwoteaｍsｗitｈelｅvｅnmｅｎｏnｅachteａm.Ｅachtｅａmhasoneｗaytowin.Iｔmuｓtｓcｏｒemoregoals__3＿_ｔhｅｏtherteaｍ.Eａcｈgｏaliｎgamｅsiｓｏnepoint.Footbalｌisarｏundbalｌ.Pｌaｙｅrsｍaykickiｔａnd__４＿_itbyanypartoftｈeboｄyｅxcｅｐｔtｈｅ＿_５__.Onｌyonｅｐlayerｏnthetｅamｃanｕsehishands.Thiｓplａｙeｒistheｇoalkeeper.Aｆootballgamｅｕsuａｌly_＿6_＿forninetyｍｉnutes.Ｔhｅteamsplayｆoｒforｔy-fiｖｅminｕtes,aｎdｔhentａkeashortresｔ.Afteｒthishalftiｍerest,thｅyplayagａiｎfor__７＿＿fｏrｔｙ-fivｅｍinutｅｓ.Ｎowfｏotｂallｉsｏｎeｏf__8__plａｙeｄiｎthｅＯlympics.AｎoｔｈeriｍportanｔinternａｔionaｌfoｏtballｍatchｉscalledtheWorldCup.Theｗorldcｕpisheld__9_＿ｅveryfoｕryears.Thｅ_＿1０__ofthewoｒldcupistheworldｃhamｐioｎ（冠軍)fｏotbalｌtｅam.1.B.pｏｐulａｒ 2．C.witｈtheｉrfeｅt 3．C.than ?4.A.ｍove 5.C.hａnds6.B.ｌａｓtｓ 7.Ｄ.another8．Ｃ.ｔhｅteamspｏｒts?９．C.ｏnce?10.D．winneｒＦｉｒecａnheｌｐｐeopleinmaｎyｗaｙs.Bｕtitcanaｌsobeverｙharmｆuｌ.Firecａnkeepyｏurｈｏｕsｅ__1_＿，giveｌightａｎdｃｏokfoｏｄ.Buｔｆiｒecanburntｈings,__2__.Ｂigｆiｒecａｎburn，trｅｅs,houses,animalｓorｐeoｐｌe．Noｂoｄyknoｗshowpeoｐlebegantousｅｆiｒe.Bｕttherearｅ__3__inｔｅrｅsｔingolｄstoriesaboｕthoｗaｍａｎorｗomanstartｅdaｆｉre．Oneis__4＿_ａmａn.Ｔｈｅman__5__avｅrｙlongtｉｍeagｏ.Ｈeweｎtuｐｔｈesunand＿_６__ｆirｅdown．Ｔodaｙpeoplekｎowhowtｏmakeａfirewitｈmatｃｈes.Childrｅnsｏmetimes__7＿＿toplaｙwitｈtheｍ.Butｍａt(yī)ｃｈescanbｅverydanｇerouｓ.Onｅmatchｃａnbｕrnapiecｅoｆpaper,and＿_８＿_iｔcouldbｕrnahousｅ.Asmallfirecanturniｎtｏaｂigfireverｙquｉｃkly.Soyou__9__bｅｃareｆuｌwithmatcｈes．Becarefulwithfｉre,anditwill__1０＿_you.Butifyｏｕaren’ｔｃaｒefulwｉthfire,itmayhurtｙou.１.A．wａｒm?2．B.tｏo ?3.A．mａnｙ??４.B．a(chǎn)bouｔ?5.D.lived6.C.bｒouｇht ７．Ｂ.likｅ ?8.D.theｎ9.D.mｕｓt10.A.help?ＧGlａｓｓｔectpeople’ｓyesｆrｏmｂｒighｔｌighｔ.Ｍicrosｃopesmakｅｔinｙtｈingslargｅr__1__wecaｎexaminethem．Telescoｐｅs_＿2_＿objｅctstｈatａrｅfａrawayappｅａｒ＿＿3__clｏｓertous.__4__ｉnreceｎｔyearsplａsticsｈavｅreplaｃedｇlａｓs＿_５＿_conｄitioｎｓｗｈeｒｅglassmｉghtｂe__6＿_broken，ｔｈereaｒeｎeｗuseｓ＿＿7__ｆｏrgｌaｓsthatwereｎeｖerimａｇinedｉnthe__8＿＿．Perｈａpstheｇrｅatｅｓt__９_＿ofｇｌassisthａt(yī)itｓconstｉｔuｅnｔ(構成的)partsaｒeiｎeｘpenｓｉｖeａndcanｂｅfｏｕｎd__１0__ovｅrtheworｌｄ.1．Ｃ．sothat?２.D．maｋe３.D.mｕcｈ4.C．Howｅvｅｒ 5．A. undeｒ?6.B．eａｓily?7.A.?Beｉnｇdｅvｅloｐeｄ??8．B.ｐast??9．C．ａdvanｔaｇe １0．A．ａｌl HHoｗmucｈdｏyouｋnowaboutｍanners?Differentｃoｕntrieshａvｅ＿＿_1_＿_ｍannｅrs．Iｎ_＿_２___Asｉａncountries，ｉｔisgooｄmanｎerstoｔakeｏffｙoｕr___3_＿_befoｒeyｏｕgoiｎtoahouｓe._＿_4＿__ｉnＥuropeａnｃountｒies，eveｎiｆtheｙsometｉmeｓｂecoｍｅverydｉrty,thisiｓnotｄone.Ifyｏuａrea＿__5___iｎａＣｈｉnesehouse，wｈｅnyouｈaveaｍeaｌ,ｙｏuusuａllｙdｏnｏt___6___thefooｄ．Youoftenlｅaveaｌitｔｌetｏ＿__7___thatｙouhavｅhadｅnoｕgｈ.BuｔinEｎglａnd,avisitorａｌｗaysfｉｎisheｓfoodtoｓhowthａt(yī)hehａs___8___iｔ.Weｍｕstｋｎowｔhecｕstｏｍsofoｔher___9_＿＿,ｓothattheywillnoｔthinｋ_＿_10__＿bad-maｎｎerｅd.Peopｌeａｌlｏverthewoｒldａgreethａt(yī)aｗell-mａnｎｅrｅdpｅrｓｏnshouldbekinｄaｎdhelpfultooｔｈｅrs.Ifｙｏuremｅｍｂeｒthis，atleastｙoｕwillｎｏtgｏvｅryｆａrwronｇ.Everybodylｉｋesapersonwithgoodmaｎnｅrs,butnｏoneliｋeｓaｐersonwithbadmanｎｅrｓ.Ｋeｅpyoｕｒmaｎnｅrs．1.Bｄifferｅｎｔ?2.Ａsomｅ3．Bsｈoes?４.AAnd ?５.Ｃviｓｉｔor６.Ｄhａve７．Bｓee?8.Benｊｏｙｅd 9.Acountriｅｓ Heleｎwａsavery__1_＿giｒl,andｈｅrparentswerequiｔeｐroｕdofhｅr.Aｌｏtoｆyoｕｎｇmeｎinthetownｗaｎteｄtoｍａrｒyher,ｂutsｈewasｎｏtsatisfieｄ__２__anｙoｆthｅm．Onｅevｅniｎg,onｅofthｅhａndsomｅｓｔｏｆthｅｙoungmｅｎwhowanteｄtｏ＿_３__Heｌenｃaｍetoｖｉｓiｔｈｅｒinheｒｐarｅｎtｓ’hｏｕseandaskedhertｏbecomeｈiswife.Shｅansweｒeｄ,“No,Ｔom.I＿＿4＿＿ｍａｒｒyyｏu.Iwanttomａrryａmａnｗhoisfamｏus,whocan__5__ｍusｉc,singanddanｃｅverｙｗell,whocaｎteｌl__6＿_inｔerestingstoriｅs,ｗｈodｏesｎ’tsｍoｋeｏｒｄｒinｋ,ｗhoｓtａysatｈｏmeintheｅvenｉｎgsandwhostops＿_7＿_whｅｎIａmｔiredｏfliｓtening.”Thｅyoungmaｎgｏt＿_８__,tookhiscoaｔanｄwｅntｔoｔhｅｄorr．Ｂutｂefoｒehe＿_9__tｈｅhｏusｅ,hetｕrnｅｄandsaidｔoHeｌen，“Itisn’ta＿_1０_＿youaｒeｌoｏｋingfor．It’steｌevisioｎｓｅt.”1．A．?pｒｅtty 2.B．with??３.D.mａｒry4．Ｃ．won’t? 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