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I watched as my little brother was caught in the act. He was sitting in the corner of the living room, a _____in one hand and my father’s hymnbook(贊美詩集)in the other.
As my father walked into the room, my brother cowered slightly(輕微地畏縮). He sensed that he had done something _____. Form a distance I could see that he had _____my father’s new hymnal and scribbled(亂涂)in it. Now looking at my father fearfully, we _____ waited for his punishment.
My father _____his book, looked at it, and then sat down without saying a word．He was a clergyman(神職人員) and for him, books were knowledge. And yet he _____ his children. What he did next was unbelievable. Instead of punishing my brother, he sat down, _____ the pen from my brother’s hand, and then wrote in the book himself, alongside the scribbles John had made:
“John’s work, 1959, _____ 2.” How many times have I looked into your beautiful face and into your warm eyes looking up at me and _____God for the one who has now scribbled in my new hymnal. You have made the book sacred(神圣的), as have your brother and sister.
“Wow,” I thought. “This is punishment?”
The years and the books came and went. Our family
_____ what all families go through and perhaps a little bit more. But we _____
knew our parents loved 
us
and that one of the proofs(證明)of their love was the
hymnal by the piano.
Dad taught us about_____really matters in life: people, not objects; tolerance(寬容), not judgment; love, not anger. Now I, too, am a father. But unlike my father, I do not wait for daughters _____ to take books from my bookshelf and scribble in them. From time to time I take one down, and give it to one of my _____to scribble in. and as I look at their artwork, I think about my father and the_____he taught me.
1.A、book B、pen C、knife D、toy
2.A、wrong B、special C、dangerous D、different
3.A、dropped B、read C、borrowed D、opened
4.A、all B、both C、either D、each
5.A、picked up B、put up C、made up D、wrapped up
6.A、hated B、needed C、loved D、disliked
7.A、moved B、took C、brought D、borrowed
8.A、old B、birthday C、aged D、named
9.A、thanked B、asked C、respected D、pleased
10.A、spent B、experienced C、supported D、afforded
11.A、ever B、sometimes C、never D、always
12.A、what B、why C、which D、who
13.A、quickly B、secretly C、carefully D、suddenly
14.A、children B、sisters C、brothers D、parents
15.A、skills B、rules C、lessons D、subjects
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Aborigines (澳洲土著) have lived in Australia for about 60,000 years. They painted
pictures inside caves, and these are the rock paintings that have given us so
much information about Aboriginal life. For example, some of the paintings that
are about 10,000 years old show men with boomerangs. From this we know that the
Aborigines started using boomerangs for hunting at that time. Other pictures
show kangaroos, so we know that there were kangaroos at that time.
The Aborigines believed that spirits made people, animals and plants, and that these spirits still live in the earth. For Aborigines, no one can own the earth—the earth belongs to the spirits.
In 1700, there were many Aboriginal groups with a population of 750,000 all over Australia, and there were probably more than 240 different Aboriginal languages. The groups did not have a leader. Instead, things were decided by the older men in a group. People from different groups often travelled hundreds of miles to meet each other.
Aboriginal life changed when an English boat arrived in Australia in 1770. Many Aborigines were killed in the wars that they had with the English. More Europeans came, and they started taking land from the Aborigines. The Europeans also brought new illnesses that killed the Aborigines. The result is that today there are only about 300,000 Aborigines in Australia.
1. The Aborigines painted pictures .
A. on animals’ fur B. on the land
C. on the tree D. on the rock
2. What do you think the Aborigines used boomerangs to do?
A. To paint. B. To hunt. C. To fight. D. To play.
3.. The Aborigines thought were the most important on the earth.
A. people B. animals C. spirits D. plants
4. In an Aboriginal group decided things.
A. the older men B. the leader
C. the English D. the Europeans
5.The number of the Aborigines is small today .
A. because their living condition was very bad
B. because the English killed a lot of them in the wars
C. because of the new illnesses the Europeans brought them
D. because of the wars and the new illnesses
Many parents want their children to be famous one day. But do children have the same 1 ?
A new 2 —Hi, Ke'ai is on at Beijing Children's Art Theatre. It tells the story of a boy called Ke'ai. His parents would like him to become a painter or a 3 one day. They teach him to 4 and to play the violin, but Ke'ai doesn't enjoy these activities. Then one day Ke'ai's parents see Liu Xiang win a gold 5 at the Athens Olympic Games, and they want him to be a sportsman.
" 6 do they want me to be someone else?" Ke'ai asks and says, "I only want to be 7 . "
The play shows us that it is good for parents to learn to 8 their children. It helps parents to think about what kids want to do.
Young audiences(觀眾)enjoy the story, and also the 9 in the play. There are two songs in the play. One of them, "Ke'ai's Song" is very 10 to learn, so the audiences can sing the song on their way home after the play!
1. A．jobs B．dreams C．habits D．hobbies
2. A．song B．film C．play D．opera
3. A．writer B．teacher C．sportsman D．musician
4. A．paint B．write C．run D．drive
5. A．match B．ring C．medal D．race
6. A．How B．Why C．When D．Where
7. A．myself B．different C．alone D．great
8. A．encourage B．understand C．criticize D．inspire
9. A．light B．clothes C．skill D．music
10. A．easy B．difficult C．important D．necessary
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The
Aborigines (澳洲土著) have lived in Australia for about 60,000 years. They painted
pictures inside caves, and these are the rock paintings that have given us so
much information about Aboriginal life. For example, some of the paintings that
are about 10,000 years old show men with boomerangs. From this we know that the
Aborigines started using boomerangs for hunting at that time. Other pictures
show kangaroos, so we know that there were kangaroos at that time.
The Aborigines believed that spirits made people, animals and plants, and that these spirits still live in the earth. For Aborigines, no one can own the earth—the earth belongs to the spirits.
In 1700, there were many Aboriginal groups with a population of 750,000 all over Australia, and there were probably more than 240 different Aboriginal languages. The groups did not have a leader. Instead, things were decided by the older men in a group. People from different groups often travelled hundreds of miles to meet each other.
Aboriginal life changed when an English boat arrived in Australia in 1770. Many Aborigines were killed in the wars that they had with the English. More Europeans came, and they started taking land from the Aborigines. The Europeans also brought new illnesses that killed the Aborigines. The result is that today there are only about 300,000 Aborigines in Australia.
1. The Aborigines painted pictures .
A. on animals’ fur B. on the land
C. on the tree D. on the rock
2. What do you think the Aborigines used boomerangs to do?
A. To paint. B. To hunt. C. To fight. D. To play.
3.. The Aborigines thought were the most important on the earth.
A. people B. animals C. spirits D. plants
4. In an Aboriginal group decided things.
A. the older men B. the leader
C. the English D. the Europeans
5.The number of the Aborigines is small today .
A. because their living condition was very bad
B. because the English killed a lot of them in the wars
C. because of the new illnesses the Europeans brought them
D. because of the wars and the new illnesses
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