Sarah wrote a letter to Annie, saying that she felt __31__ by her friend, Hannah. They had an exam recently and Sarah got the __32___ grade in the class. When washing hands with Hannah, Sarah __33__ that she did badly in the exam and __34__ her not to tell anyone else. However, the next day, some other students got to know the news. Sarah thought it was Hannah who didn’t keep her __35__ because the only people who can see their grades are the teacher and the students that the grades __36__ to. But when Sarah talked about it with Hannah, she __37__ that she hadn’t told anyone else and said that someone must have been __38__ on what they said. But Sarah didn’t __39 __ her, and could not __40__ her for doing that and lying. Sarah lost her best friend.
小題1:
A．sadB．happyC．annoyedD．betrayed
小題2:
A．highestB．worstC．lowestD．best
小題3:
A．admittedB．sworeC．promisedD．thought
小題4:
A．orderedB．beggedC．suggestedD．asked
小題5:
A．newsB．secretC．wordD．things
小題6:
A．useB．belongC．gaveD．thanks
小題7:
A．sworeB．thoughtC．advisedD．promised
小題8:
A．puttingB．keepingC．focusingD．spying
小題9:
A．hearB．believeC．askD．like
小題10:
A．believeB．trustC．forgiveD．understand

小題1:D
小題1:C
小題1:A
小題1:B
小題1:C
小題1:B
小題1:A
小題1:D
小題1:B
小題1:C

小題1:考查動詞：Sarah寫信給Annie，說感到被朋友背叛了。選D
小題1:考查形容詞的最高級：得了最低分：the lowest grade。選C
小題1:考查動詞：Sarah承認她考試考得不好。選A
小題1:考查動詞：請求Hannah不要告訴別人。選B
小題1:考查詞組：keep one’s word信守諾言。選C
小題1:考查詞組：belong to 屬于，選B
小題1:考查動詞：Hannah發(fā)誓她沒有告訴任何人。選A
小題1:考查詞組：spy on窺探。選D
小題1:考查動詞：但是Sarah不相信她。選B
小題1:考查動詞：因為這樣做，不能原諒她。選C
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