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     Rickshaw pullers  (人力車夫)  are some of the poorest people in our city and they work extremely
hard.
     Recently I suffered a(n)__1__injury and had to use a rickshaw puller to take me to the hospital every
__2__.I also had to use these trips to get all the stuff (物品) I__3__like medicines, milk, fruit, etc.__4__
I couldn't walk too much.Every day on the way back home, I would__5__the rickshaw puller to stop by
the__6__to get me the things I needed.
     Each day, it would be a__7__rickshaw puller and at first I was worried that they would not__8__to
stop or they might ask me for more money for this.However, they__9__me wholeheartedly;  without any
__10__of the time, effort or money, the rickshaw pullers would__11__set off to get the stuff for me.Often
they weren't exactly__12__about what to get so they would come back to me for clarification  (說明).
Sometimes they would__13__different kinds of stuff with them to show me so I could select__14__and
then they would go back to the shop to buy it.They would take care to make sure I got whatever I needed
at the right price.They would try to__15__the rickshaws as close to my __16__as possible, so I would
have to walk as little as possible to get into my house.One of them didn't even take any extra  (額外的)
__17__for the time or efforts to help me when I__18__it at the end of the trip.
     I was so__19__these rickshaw pullers for offering me not only help but care and concern in a
genuine  (真誠的) way, as if I were their__20__.
(     )1. A. ear                
(     )2. A. hour              
(     )3. A. bought            
(     )4. A. as                
(     )5. A. command            
(     )6. A. station            
(     )7. A. tall              
(     )8. A. prefer            
(     )9. A. helped            
(     )10. A. writing          
(     )11. A. slowly            
(     )12. A. concerned        
(     )13. A. collect          
(     )14. A  everything        
(     )15. A. stop              
(     )16. A. bed              
(     )17. A. money            
(     )18. A. offered          
(     )19. A. disappointed with
(     )20. A. neighbor          		 B. knee          
B. week          
B. sold          
B. when          
B. tell          
B. hospital      
B. young          
B. agree          
B. protected      
B. request        
B. immediately    
B. worried        
B. introduce      
B. something      
B. carry          
B. car            
B. advice        
B. showed        
B. thankful to    
B. workmate       		C. eye          
C. day          
C. expected    
C. if          
C. ask          
C. market      
C. different    
C. decide      
C. recognized  
C. order        
C. calmly      
C. excited      
C bring        
C. nothing      
C. transport    
C. farm        
C. prize        
C explained    
C. afraid of    
C. boss         		D. hand              
D. month              
D. needed            
D. but                
D. suggest            
D. office            
D. special            
D. pretend            
D. understood        
D. discussion        
D. carefully          
D. clear              
D. borrow            
D. anything          
D. pack              
D. door              
D. praise            
D. returned          
D. doubtful about    
D. family            
1-5: BCDAC  6-10: CCBAD  11-15: BDCBA  16-20: DAABD
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(     )5. A. regardless of  
(     )6. A. realise        
(     )7. A. to              
(     )8. A. when            
(     )9. A. at times        
(     )10. A. keen          
(     )11. A. if            
(     )12. A. when          
(     )13. A. anxiously      
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(     )15. A. until          
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B. because of      
B. recognise        
B. from            
B. where            
B. at the same time
B. dull            
B. whether          
B. that            
B. eagerly          
B. has gained      
B. if              
B. inform          
B. awarded          
B. picked on        
B. less            
B. one              		 C. hang around      
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C. in              
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D. when        
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4.                            
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applicants.
     "The schools were selected to find technology that will help our country reach the needs
for energy sources,so we don't have to depend on other countries to provide fuel," Pickering
said.He is vice chairman of the US House of Reprentatives Energy and Commerce Committee.
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for modifications.Each team can also get $25 000 in parts and software from GM and other
sponsors.The cars will be taken to the GM proving grounds for a national competition.It's the
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A.One year.
B.Two years.
C.Three years.
D.Four years

2.What does the underlined word "modifications" in the second paragraph mean?
A.design
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C.approval
D.examination
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A.To reduce the consumption of fuels.
B.To sell its Chevrolet Equinox.
C.To make advertisements.
D.To find excellent graduates and employ them.
4.Which of the following can be the best title for this passage?
A.Students Building Better Hybrid
B.A Competition for Redesigning Cars
C.An Energy-saving Competition
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