I’m glad it’s Sunday again. I can stay in bed   36  I like, drinking tea and   37    those thick newspapers that are brought  38  the newsboy through the letterbox at 8:30. In this way, I can catch up with all the   39  I haven’t got time to read during my work time.
When I   40  the papers, I then prepare my bath. The Sunday morning bath is   41   of the week. There’s no need to hurry because there’s no bus to   42   and my friends are told not to call me up before noon on Sundays, so there is no danger of   43    by the telephone.
  44  spend the afternoon after lunch is always a bit of problem. In summer I can go to the park and sit in a chair   45   boys playing football, while in winter I sit in front of the fire and   46   when reading a book, sometimes I turn on the television and sleep through an old film.  
Then there’s the   47  ahead of me. Perhaps I’ll call on some friends or go to the cinema   48   a new film I want to see or to town for a concert. Oh, there are   49   pleasant ways of passing Sunday evenings. The only sad thing is that Monday morning is getting    50  .

A．as long as B．as soon as C．as well as D．as much as

A．read B．reading C．to read D．am reading

A．from B．with C．and D．by

A．things B．books C．information D．knowledge

A．am reading B．have read C．had read D．read

A．the much pleasant B．the more pleasant C．the most pleasant D．the very pleasant

A．sit B．catch C．get in D．take

A．trouble B．being troubled C．troubling D．to be troubled

A．What to B．How to C．When to D．Where to

A．looking B．seeing C．looking at D．watching

A．fall asleep B．go to sleep C．go to bed D．get to sleep

A．supper B．friend C．evening D．work

A．whether there’s B．if there is C．when there has D．if there will be

A．so many B．such many C．a lot D．quite few

A．busier B．longer C．near D．away