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These days computer games have become more and more popular in many cities and towns. A lot of small shops along busy _1_ have changed into computer game houses in order to get more __2___ . These places are always crowded with people.

In the computer game houses, people 3 a lot of money matching on the machines, It's 4 for one to beat a computer, but one can do well after trying again and again. People want to 5 when they play computer games. The more they 6 , the more they want to win, and at last they even can't 7 without it.

The result is that some people don' t want to 8 and they play in computer game houses for hours and hours. For school boys, things are 9 . They don't want to have 10 . When school is over, they rush to the computer game houses near their 11 .

Some of them can get enough money from their 12 . Some of them are _13_enough to get the money. So they have to steal or rob others' and become 14 .

Computer game addiction(ÉÏñ«) is a 15 problem in our life. Something has to be done to stop it. ( )1. A. streets B. schools C. towns D. cities ( )2. A. boys B. money C. computers D. houses ( )3. A. take B. spend C. cost D. pay ( )4. A. possible B. easy C. good D. hard ( )5. A. read B. learn C. win D. download ( )6. A. lose B. try C. waste D. watch ( )7. A. come B. eat C. study D. live ( )8. A. watch TV B. go out C. stay there D. work ( )9. A. better B. exciting C. even worse D. interesting ( )10.A. lessons B. games C. families D. sports ( )11.A. classes B. rooms C. schools D. shops ( )12. A. classmates B. teachers C. sisters D. parents

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( )13. A. lucky B. unlucky C. careful D. polite ( )14. A. good B. bad C. rich D. poor ( )15. A. important B. serious C. unusual D. wonderful

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Miss Carter is a beautiful girl. Her father 1 two years ago and her mother made a terrible mistake and 2 .They began to live a hard life. When she 3 middle school, she couldn't go on studying. Her uncle found a 4 for her. Mr Baker, a rich shopkeeper, hired(¹Í) her. Her work was to clean the rooms and sweep the floors. She tried her 5 and worked hard. Mrs Baker liked her and paid her 6 than the other servants(Ó¶ÈË).

It was Sunday, Mr Baker was reading and Mrs Baker was watching TV in the sitting room. The girl came in and said,¡°I'm 7 ,Mrs Baker. I have to tell you I can't work for you any longer.¡± It 8 Mr. and Mrs Baker. The woman asked,¡°What makes you say that? Aren't we __9 to you?¡±

¡°Yes, you are, Madam,¡±the girl said.¡°Have you found a piece of 10 work yet?¡±Mrs Baker asked. ¡°No,I haven't,¡±Miss Carter said.¡° 11 I don't think you trust(ÐÅÈÎ) me.¡±

¡°You are 12 ,Miss Carter,¡±said Mr Baker.¡°I always think you are a 13 girl. And I often leave my keys in my study.¡±¡°It was 14 that you often left the keys in your study,¡±said the girl.¡°But I could use none of them to 15 the safe(±£ÏÕÏä).¡±

¡°Well,¡±said Mr. Baker.¡°You can go right now!¡± ( )1. A. died

B. dieded

C. dying

D. dead

D. stopped

( )2. A. hurried off ( )3. A. finished ( )4. A. work ( )5. A. better ( )6. A. much ( )7. A. sorry

B. hurried to B. stopped B. works

C. sent away

D. over

C. end

C. job

C. best C. little

D. jobs D. well

D. less

B. good B. more B. glad

C. angry D. please

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( )8. A. in surprise ( )9. A. friendly ( )10.A. good ( )11.A. But

B. surprise B. friend

C. surprised C. rich

C. best

D. surprises D. cold D. well

B. better

B. And

C. Though

D. What

( )12.A. wrong ( )13 A. bad ( )14. A. poor

B. right B. good

C. foolish D. bright

D. happy

D. well

D. open

C. well

B. true B. answer

C. bad

( )15..A. break

C. find

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¡°A friend walks in when the rest of the world walks out£®¡±Sometimes in 1ife£¬you find a special friend£º Someone who Changes your 1 just by being part of it£» Someone who makes you laugh Until you can't 2 £»

Someone who makes you believe that there really is 3 in the world£»

Someone who convinces(ʹÏàÐÅ) you that there really is an 4 door just waiting for you to open it. This is Forever Friendship£®

When you¡¯re 5 £¬and the world seems dark and empty£¬your forever friend

__6 you up in spirits and makes that dark and empty world suddenly seem bright and 7 £®

You forever friend gets you 8 the hard times and the sad times£®If you turn and walk away£¬your forever friend 9 £® If you 1ose your way£¬your forever friend guides you£¬encourages you£¬holds your 10 and tells you that everything is going to be OK£®

And if you 11 such a friend, you fee1 happy£¬because you 12 not worry£®You have a forever friend for life£¬and forever has no 13 £®

A true friend is someone who gives you a hand and touches your heart£® Remember£º 14 happens£¬happens for a reason(ÀíÓÉ)£®

How many people have eight true friends in fact? Hardly 15 I know£®But some of us have all right friends and good friends£®

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C.1ife D£®work

D£®Offer

( )2. A£®think B£®stop C£®harm

( )3. A£®good B£®health C£®human D£® scenery ( )4. A£®unpacked B£®unlocked C£®unfixed

D£®unborn

( )5. A£®high B£®above C£®across D£®down ( )6. A£®1ifts B£®shuts C£®catches D£®stands ( )7. A£®natural B£®full C£®funny ( )8. A£®around ( )9. A£®leaves

D£®proud

B£®below C£®through D£®beside B£®travels C£®moves D£®fo11ows

( )10. A£®head B£®hand C£®heart D£®back ( )11.A£®make B£®treat C£®find D£®warn ( )12.A£®need B£®must C£®may D£®have ( )13.A£®job

B£®end C£®top D£®goa1

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Mike was a little boy. One day Mike went with his father to a small town to 1 his grandparents.

__2 the train, Mike put his head out of the window every minute. His father said, \ 3 ! Don't put your head out of the window!\ 4 his father and went on putting his head out of the window. His father could do 5 .

Then Mike's father wanted to 6 a joke on his son. He took Mike's cap quietly, hid it 7 his back and said, \ 8 away. \ 9 and then he began to cry. He wanted to get his cap back.

\ 10 to get your cap back. \ can you get it back?\

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