Getting plenty of exercise is very important. I enjoy swimming very much. Last summer I went to the____1_____every day. I plan to go there ____2_____summer too, but I may not be able to. I have a new ___3_____and sometimes I have to work until ___4_____at night. Although I now work more hours than I used to, yet I do receive a larger salary. I didn’t receive much pay on my___5_____job. I like my new job,_____6___ had I known that it would take__7____ so much of my free time, I would not have taken it. I prefer__8______to making more money. I have heard that riding a bike is good exercise. Maybe I will be able to___9_____ enough money to buy a bike. My neighbor, Mrs. Wilson, has a bicycle that I could _10________ but I would rather own my own bike. If I used____11_____ . I would worry about _12_______ it. Since I make more money now, I think that I can afford to buy my own. Getting a bike is really a good idea, because while I’m riding to and from, I will be getting 13________at the same time. It’s easier to get to the seaside___14____ a bike, too. I might be able to go swimming everyday after all. This new job is great! I’m very__15_____. This will be a summer full of exercise.

1. A. playground       B. shore       C. seaside       D. sea

2. A. last             B. next        C. this          D. that

3. A. office           B. job         C. love          D. interest

4. A. far              B. deep       C. late           D. lately

5. A. favorite         B. new        C. past           D. old

6. A. if               B. and        C. or             D. but

7. A. up               B. down       C. away           D. back

8. A. riding           B. swimming    C. playing       D. working

9. A. keep             B. save        C. take          D. cost

10. A. ride            B. lend        C. borrow       D. renew

11. A. others          B. his         C. her          D. hers

12. A. destroying      B. dirtying     C. harming     D. missing

13. A. enjoyment      B. rest          C. exercise     D. money

14. A. by             B. with         C. in            D. on

15. A. moved          B. excited       C. interested    D. disappointed

1-5 C C B C D     6-10 D A B B C     11-15 D A C D B

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