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One day a mother rat and her babies were out in an open field. They were playing and having a good time when   26  a hungry cat came on the scene! It hid   27  a big tree and then   28 forward through the tall grass   29 it could almost hear them talk. 30 the mother rat and her babies knew   31 had happened, the cat   32 from its hiding place and started to run   33 them.
The mother rat and her babies all   34 at once. They hurried towards   35 home, which was under a pile of large stones.   36 the baby rats were   37 frightened that they could not run very   38 . Closer and closer the cat came. In no time the cat would be upon   39 . What was to be done?
The mother rat stopped running,   40 round and faced the cat,   41，"Bow Wow! Bow Wow! "just like   42 angry dog. The cat was so surprised and   43 that it ran away.
The mother rat turned to the babies, "Now you see 44 important it is to learn 45 second language!"

A．naturally B．suddenly C．nearly D．certainly

A．on B．between C．by D．behind

A．crawled(爬) B．jumped C．looked D．put

A．before B．when C．until D．while

A．Before B．After C．Unless D．Otherwise

A．where B．what C．which D．when

A．jumped B．started C．jumping D．starting

A．over B．through C．after D．against

A．runing away B．ran away C．run away D．to run away

A．to B．for C．its D．their

A．Because B．But C．Thus D．Although

A．as B．very C．so D．much

A．freely B．hardly C．soon D．quickly

A．ahead B．down C．that D．them

A．turned B．walked C．jumped D．ran

A．saying B．said C．shouting D．shouted

A．a B．an C．their D．that

A．pleased B．excited C．frightened D．worried

A．so B．why C．what D．how

A．\ B．the C．a D．an

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