I remember vividly that first English class in the last term of high school. We boys (there were no girls in the school) were 16 expectantly for the new teacher to appear. Before long, through the door came a tall ordinary-looking man 17 about 40. He said shyly, “Good afternoon, gentlemen.” His 18 had a surprising tone (语气) of respect, almost 19 he were addressing (向---讲话)the Supreme Court (最高法院)20 a group of youngsters. He wrote his 21 on the blackboard---Wilmer T. Stone-- ,and 22 sat on the front of his desk.. “Gentlemen,” he began, “We are now this 23 ---your last---to continue your study of 24 . I know we shall 25 learning with and from one another. We are going to learn 26 about journalism and how to write your weekly school paper. And 27 we are going to try to 28 the joy of good literature (文学). Maybe some of us will be really 29 in reading and writing. A man who reads 30 a happy life. A man who doesn’t read 31 on the earth with a blindfold(眼罩). If I have to put all my 32 into a single word, it would be: ‘browse(广泛浏览)’”. Mr. Stone went on like that, 33 in a friendly and understanding tone. The 34 of the class came much too soon. And we boys had to 35 the classroom with an unexpected feeling of excitement.
A waiting B. looking C. asking D. calling
A.for B.of C.at D.on
A.sound B.voice C.appearance D.look
A.as B.if C.as if D.after
A.beside B.except for C.instead D.instead of
A.addres B.telephone C.name D.word
A.then B.but C.so D.suddenly
A.feel B.season C.year D.term
A.begin B.enjoy C.practice D.suggest
A.something B.anything C.nothing D.all
A.Really B.Especially C.Truly D.Possibly
A.feel B.write C.memorize D.accept
A.moved B.excited C.interested D.used
A.knows B.says C.has D.lives
A.runs B.visits C.walks D.chooses
A.praise B.trust C.advice D.promise
A.speaking B.singing C.telling D.shouting
A.beginning B.end C.middle D.time
A.keep B.enter C.leave D.reach