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Who are the artists singing all day lone on your MP3 player? They   36   be Jay Chou，Angela Chang or S. H. E. But when it comes to a  37 singer. Avril Lavigne is the one who is   38  listening to.
The Canadian star's hit single Girlfriend was named the  39 download of 2008 by the International Federation of the Phonograph Industry(國(guó)際唱片業(yè)協(xié)會(huì)). She  40  China lastyear for her The Best Damn Tour   41  .
The pop rock princess played at Guangzhou first on the 27th of September，  42    by othercities such as Shanghai and Chengdu. Lavigne performed her most   43   hits in the concerts,   44    Complicated，Girlfriend and My Happy Ending.
Lavigne has been On the music    45    for eight years. She has proved that she is not  46  another pretty face. Lavigne   47   to Wear loose trousers，old T-shirts and a frown(皺眉). That's not like the  48 clothes and sweet smiles of many pop stars.
Lavigne Was only 15 when she was  49   . At that time she had no   50   how to make an album. “A career just came   51   for me. I was trying to    52   this life，”she said. “My friends still don't know if they want to be a teacher or a doctor. When I  53   to them, they'll tell me they have  54   the next day. "
So what does Lavigne think about life? “Life is like a roller coaster(過山車). 55 it， mad be happy,” she said.
36. A. may     B. must   C. should D. can
37. A. home    B. pop     C. local   D. foreign
38. A. different      B. favorite      C. worth  D. busy
39. A. most     B. top     C. best    D. great
40. A. landed  B. voyaged     C.toured  D. visited
41. A. songs    B. music  C. artists  D. concerts
42. A. surrounded   B. followed    C. started D. counted
43. A. Popular       B. similar       C. famous       D. interesting
44. A. Leaving       B. including    C. sending      D. concluding
45. A. show    B. program     C. sign    D. scene
46. A. simply  B. yet      C. still     D. even
47. A. wants   B. intends       C. prefers       D. expects
48. A. 1ong    B. short   C. wide   D. tight
49. A. invented      B. discovered  C. found  D. admitted
50. A. idea      B. point   C. way    D. doubt
51. A. clearly  B. slowly C. early   D. directly
52. A. figure out    B. find out      C. bring out    D. put out
53. A. turn      B. object C. face    D. talk
54. A. sports   B. exams C. jobs    D. performances
55. A. Make    B. Do      C. Live    D. Get

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