13．All of my students I taught at Saint Mary's School in Morris，Minnesota were dear to me，but Mark was one in a million．His happytobealive attitude made even his occasional naughtiness（31）A．
Mark talked（32）Bin class．I had to remind him again and again that talking without（33）Bwas unacceptable．What impressed me so much，though，was his sincere response every time I had to correct him for misbehaving，"Thank you for correcting me，Madam!"I didn't know what to make of it at first，but before long I became（34）C hearing it many times a day．
However，one morning my patience was（35）D when Mark talked once too often．I warned Mark，"If you say one more word，I am going to tape your mouth（36）C!"
It wasn't ten seconds later when Chuck blurted out（脫口說(shuō)出），"Mark is talking again．"I hadn't asked any of the students to help me（37）AMark，but since I had stated the（38）Cin front of the class，I had to act on it．
Taking out a roll of masking tape from the drawer of my desk，I walked to Mark's desk，（39）Btwo pieces of tape and made a big X with them over his mouth．I then returned to the（40）Dof the room．
As I glanced at Mark to see how he was doing，he winked at me naughtily．That he did so funnily!I started（41）A．The entire class（42）Das I walked back to Mark's desk，（43）Cthe tape，and shrugged my shoulders．His first words were，"Thank you for（44）B me，Madam!"
Several years passed until one cold rainy day when my father broke the news to me that Mark was killed in Vietnam War，I broke down and cried in my heart，"Mark，I would give all the masking tape in the world（45）Cyou could talk to me!"

31．A．delightful	B．a(chǎn)ttractive	C．striking	D．a(chǎn)nnoying
32．A．happily	B．constantly	C．quickly	D．immediately
33．A．hesitation	B．permission	C．delay	D．trouble
34．A．curious about	B．unbearable of	C．a(chǎn)ccustomed to	D．fond of
35．A．growing out	B．working out	C．going out	D．running out
36．A．close	B．firmly	C．shut	D．closely
37．A．watch	B．criticize	C．overlook	D．inform
38．A．opinion	B．view	C．punishment	D．evidence
39．A．put up	B．tore off	C．cut into	D．took out
40．A．back	B．centre	C．entrance	D．front
41．A．laughing	B．screaming	C．complaining	D．criticizing
42．A．disturbed	B．protected	C．froze	D．cheered
43．A．stuck	B．recovered	C．removed	D．fastened
44．A．praising	B．correcting	C．encouraging	D．hurting
45．A．a(chǎn)s if	B．in case	C．if only	D．even if

12．Alfred Nobel became a millionaire and changed the ways of mining，construction，and warfare as the inventor of dynamite（炸藥）．On April 12，1888，Alfred's brother Ludwig died of heart attack．A major French newspaper（46）Chis brother for him and carried an article（47）Bthe death of Alfred Nobel．"The merchant of death is dead．"The article read．"Dr．Alfred
Nobel，who became（48）Cby finding ways to kill more people faster than ever before，died yesterday．"Nobel was（49）Ato find out not that he had died，but that，when his time was up，he would be thought of only as one who profited from （50）Aand destruction．
To make sure that he was（51）Dwith love and respect．Nobel arranged in his（52）Cto give the largest part of his money to（53）Athe Nobel prizes，which would be awarded to people who made great（54）Dto the causes of peace，literature，and the sciences．So（55）B，Nobel  had to die before he realized what his life was really about．

46．A．found	B．misunderstood	C．mistook	D．judged
47．A．introducing	B．a(chǎn)nnouncing	C．implying	D．a(chǎn)dvertising
48．A．famous	B．sick	C．rich	D．popular
49．A．upset	B．a(chǎn)nxious	C．excited	D．pleased
50．A．death	B．disease	C．trouble	D．a(chǎn)ttack
51．A．repaid	B．described	C．supported	D．remembered
52．A．book	B．a(chǎn)rticle	C．will	D．contract
53．A．establish	B．form	C．develop	D．promote
54．A．a(chǎn)dditions	B．sacrifices	C．changes	D．contributions
55．A．generally	B．basically	C．usually	D．certainly

11．She had been shopping with her Mom in WalMart．She must have been 6years old．It was （31）Boutside．We all stood just （32）Cthe door of the WalMart．
Her voice was so sweet for the （33）Awaiting．"Mom，let's run through the rain，"she said．
"What？"Mom asked．
"Let's run through the rain！"She （34）C．
"No，honey．We'll wait until it （35）Ddown a bit，"Mom replied．
This young child waited about （36）Dminute and repeated，"Mom，let's run through the rain．"
"We'll get soaked if we do，"Mom said．
"No，we won't，Mom．That's not what you said this morning，"the young girl said as she
（37）Aher Mom's arm．
"This morning？When did I say we could run through the rain and not get （38 ）B？"
"Don't you remember？When you were talking to Daddy about his cancer，you said，‘If God can get us （39）Cthis，he can get us through anything！'"
The entire crowd became dead silent．I （40）Byou couldn't hear anything but the rain．We all stood silently．Mom （41）Dand thought for a moment about what she would say．
"Honey，you are absolutely right．Let's run through the rain．If we get wet，maybe we just need （42）A，"Mom said．Then off they ran．
We all stood watching，smiling and laughing as they （43）Apast the cars．They held their shopping （44）Cover their heads just in case．They got soaked．But they were （45）Dby a few who screamed and laughed like children all the （46）Bto their cars．And yes，I did．I ran．I got wet．I needed washing．Circumstances or people can take away your （47）Dpossessions，they can take away your money，and they can take away your （48）A．But no one can ever take away your precious （49）C．So，don't forget to （50）Atime and take the opportunities to make memories every day!

31．A．quarrelling	B．pouring	C．snowing	D．trembling
32．A．beside	B．behind	C．inside	D．outside
33．A．a(chǎn)nnoying	B．interesting	C．a(chǎn)ppreciating	D．expecting
34．A．a(chǎn)nswered	B．declared	C．repeated	D．a(chǎn)nnounced
35．A．brings	B．comes	C．cuts	D．slows
36．A．a(chǎn) more	B．other	C．a(chǎn)n another	D．a(chǎn)nother
37．A．pulled	B．hit	C．pushed	D．dragged
38．A．hurt	B．wet	C．wounded	D．slipped
39．A．off	B．over	C．through	D．in
40．A．recalled	B．swore	C．promised	D．observed
41．A．suffered	B．walked	C．wept	D．paused
42．A．washing	B．bathing	C．showering	D．watering
43．A．rushed	B．flew	C．walked	D．drove
44．A．goods	B．supplies	C．bags	D．packages
45．A．suspected	B．challenged	C．ordered	D．followed
46．A．route	B．way	C．path	D．direction
47．A．physical	B．mental	C．spiritual	D．material
48．A．health	B．relative	C．friendship	D．happiness
49．A．presents	B．prizes	C．memories	D．chances
50．A．take	B．gain	C．kill	D．keep

10．A Faithful Father
My husband kissed me goodbye，stroked the baby's cheek and then rushed out of the door，into his busy day．With the cold of the morning fading，I fed my baby and it fell fast asleep．Usually I would place it in bed and quickly have the house somewhat in （31）C．
This morning，however，I stayed seated，just （32）A，with the baby in my arms．The thoughts ran into （33）D of the mornings with my husband，a father rushing out of the door to meet the obligations of life．It was only a small jump to thoughts of my own （34）D．
My mother passed away when I was ten，and as I looked （35）C，I could see how much of a family man my dad was．He went to work every morning and （36）B to his family every evening．He （37）A food，clothing，warmth，and protection．He was a faithful father．
Setting the baby down，I dialed the （38）D number．I had just realized the （39）B of the ordinary-the daily life going on around us that we often took for granted，and that it needed to be （40）A．
"Hi，Dad．"I said，（41）C back tears．
"Hey，Bud．How are you？"（42）D was in his voice．
"Fine，I'm just calling to say…thank you．"I got it out before my throat （43）D too much for me to speak．
"What for？"
"For getting up and going to work every morning of my life．Now that I have my own
（44）A and I see my husband doing the same，I just wanted to thank you for being （45）B．"
There was （46）C for a moment as my dad composed himself，and with a small （47）A in his voice he said，"You're welcome，Bud．"
I don't remember much of the rest of the call，（48）B that moment of revelation （顯露） about my father，I will never forget．There are those who are known for their heroic （49）B，and also those who are known for their fortunes and fame，but it is the （50）C everyday fathers who are the true heroes．I'm thankful that my father was one of them．

31．A．use	B．line	C．order	D．fashion
32．A．thinking	B．dreaming	C．imagining	D．praying
33．A．conversations	B．struggles	C．incidents	D．memories
34．A．baby	B．husband	C．mother	D．father
35．A．out	B．a(chǎn)way	C．back	D．a(chǎn)round
36．A．moved	B．returned	C．escaped	D．walked
37．A．provided	B．collected	C．sought	D．bought
38．A．popular	B．relative	C．regular	D．familiar
39．A．difference	B．importance	C．balance	D．a(chǎn)bsence
40．A．recognized	B．a(chǎn)rranged	C．reduced	D．a(chǎn)chieved
41．A．sending	B．pushing	C．holding	D．putting
42．A．Sympathy	B．Stress	C．Doubt	D．Concern
43．A．cleared	B．hurt	C．a(chǎn)ched	D．tightened
44．A．child	B．duty	C．plan	D．career
45．A．inspiring	B．faithful	C．considerate	D．a(chǎn)dmirable
46．A．peace	B．calm	C．silence	D．rest
47．A．tremble	B．hesitation	C．passion	D．sigh
48．A．a(chǎn)nd	B．but	C．or	D．nor
49．A．ideas	B．deeds	C．remarks	D．words
50．A．outstanding	B．patient	C．ordinary	D．honest

9．My little son Logan had cerebral palsy（腦癱）．I should thank Tri-North Buiders，in which I was working，for  （36）B  him．Four years ago，Tri-North Buiders  （37）C  a daycare center called Little Buiders Day School．Little Buiders had 10   （38）B   ranging in age from 6weeks to 5years，with three full-time teachers and a part-time teacher   （39）A    there．All the four teachers helped Logan with his daily  （40）D，including feeding，walking and playing．
（41）A   Logan couldn't speak，the teachers  （42）D    with him through pictures．Logan was then （43）A   in all activities，such as art projects，plays，field trips，ect．Many things were centered  （44）B   Logan．
Later，when Logan recovered to be almost like a   （45）C   child and was preparing for his transition（過(guò)渡，轉(zhuǎn)變）to the public school，the daycare workers worked with the school to ensure a（n）  （46）B  transition．Not only was Logan  （47）C  by the school，but the non-disabled children there were not surprised by Logan's special  （48）D，which made Little Builders a perfect place to help today's children  （49）C   people like Logan．
I used to spend a lot of time in the daycare center．When Logan first began to learn to eat，he  （50）D   ate with me or his father around．It was not  （51）A  for me to carry Logan about while feeding him．I know that Logan would not be doing as  （52）C   as he does now if not （53）D  Tri-North Buiders Company．In a world of making money at all （54）B，I think you should know about the company making a（n） （55）A

36．A．keeping up with	B．taking care of	C．making use of	D．keeping in touch with
37．A．wanted	B．produced	C．opened	D．made
38．A．teachers	B．children	C．nurses	D．cleaners
39．A．helping out	B．showing off	C．staying up	D．looking out
40．A．service	B．interests	C．responsibilities	D．a(chǎn)ctivities
41．A．Although	B．Once	C．When	D．If
42．A．taught	B．discussed	C．a(chǎn)rgued	D．communicated
43．A．included	B．refused	C．prevented	D．examined
44．A．beside	B．a(chǎn)round	C．in	D．towards
45．A．wise	B．naughty	C．normal	D．tall
46．A．useful	B．successful	C．perfect	D．important
47．A．introduced	B．changed	C．a(chǎn)ccepted	D．cheered
48．A．ideas	B．words	C．noises	D．needs
49．A．think highly of	B．prepare for	C．get along with	D．make fun of
50．A．never	B．sometimes	C．hardly	D．only
51．A．strange	B．common	C．fair	D．necessary
52．A．carefully	B．quietly	C．well	D．hard
53．A．to	B．a(chǎn)t	C．of	D．for
54．A．ways	B．costs	C．means	D．sides
55．A．difference	B．decision	C．a(chǎn)greement	D．plan

8．For many young people，having to attend school with a parent would be their worst dream．However，Senior1student Li Qinmei is （31）B taking her father with her as long as she can go to （32）C．He is disabled and unable to take care of himself．
The 16-year-old country girl has （33）D one disaster after another in her short life．
Li lost her mother at three．Four years later，her father became disabled after a tractor （34）A．At 12，her misfortune （35）Dwith the death of her grandma．Since then she has been forced to support her （36）A family．
Li learnt to cook and （37）D to live a life with an allowance（補(bǔ)助）of only 24yuan per month．The most （38）B thing she had to deal with was helping her father bathe，dress and use the toilet as he could hardly （39）D．"I felt （40）A，and so did my dad．It was really hard at the beginning，"she recalled．During most of her junior school years，Li went to classes （41）C once a month as her father was seriously ill at the time．"I （42）Cmyself at home and asked teachers for help on my school days，"she （43）C．
Li's hard work （44）A this autumn．She was （45）C to a local key school，based on her good performance in the entrance exams．The school （46）B Li and her father a room on campus to live in so she could look after him during （47）D．Once in a while，Li felt （48）A when she saw her classmates going shopping or hanging out with friends．
"I envy them sometimes because they have both mum and dad to look after them． （49）B，I soon feel relieved as I still have my dear dad with me．I believe I will go on and continue my studies at a good university，"she said，in a （50）A tone．

31．A．a(chǎn)ngry	B．happy	C．excited	D．surprised
32．A．films	B．plays	C．classes	D．meetings
33．A．seen	B．heard	C．felt	D．experienced
34．A．a(chǎn)ccident	B．incident	C．event	D．a(chǎn)ffair
35．A．left	B．a(chǎn)ppeared	C．went	D．returned
36．A．broken	B．large	C．terrible	D．unhealthy
37．A．liked	B．volunteered	C．decided	D．managed
38．A．tiring	B．difficult	C．scared	D．dangerous
39．A．walk	B．go	C．run	D．move
40．A．embarrassed	B．disappointed	C．unlucky	D．unexpected
41．A．a(chǎn)lmost	B．nearly	C．only	D．ever
42．A．enjoyed	B．helped	C．taught	D．learned
43．A．a(chǎn)nnounced	B．whispered	C．explained	D．complained
44．A．paid off	B．ended up	C．gave out	D．went off
45．A．noticed	B．helped	C．a(chǎn)dmitted	D．rescued
46．A．sold	B．offered	C．helped	D．showed
47．A．evenings	B．mornings	C．noons	D．breaks
48．A．sad	B．happy	C．a(chǎn)fraid	D．nervous
49．A．Actually	B．However	C．Luckily	D．Naturally
50．A．confident	B．proud	C．glad	D．friendly

7．Joan's job is not easy at all．Her job is to use American Sign Language to enable instructors to communicate with English-speaking （41）B students．She went to school for three years to get her（42）A．According to Joan，learning ASL was not that difficult，but learning to be an excellent （43）D could take a lifetime．
Three years after enrolling at Pierce College，Joan（44）C as a Certified ASL Interpreter（翻譯員）．Plenty of job opportunities were waiting for her．She （45）A the college environment，so she （46）Ca job at Newton Community College，a school with 28，000 （47）D．there are 22hearing-impaired students at NCC．Joan has （48）B with most of them．
They are very （49）Awith her．Often they invite her to have a cup of coffee after class．They talk about school and about （50）Cthey hope to do after graduation．Sometimes the women talk about（51）B things，especially about how hard it is to find"Mr Right"．Joan （52）D them，saying she herself has given up on finding （53）A．They also talk about their favorite movies，books，and music．Even deaf people can"（54）A"music．Many are good dancers．
Joan is one of the four interpreters on campus．Two are （55）A； Joan works part-time．She accompanies a deaf student to （56）C．The student sits in the front row．Joan usually sits near the （57）B，facing the student．She signs （58）Dthe teacher talks．If the class is less than 90minutes long，there is only one interpreter per student．If the class is （59）B，there are two interpreters per student．They alternate； one interpreter will sign for 20minutes，and then （60）A will．

41．A．tall	B．deaf	C．blind	D．young
42．A．certificate	B．degree	C．score	D．knowledge
43．A．teacher	B．professor	C．dancer	D．interpreter
44．A．studied	B．a(chǎn)cted	C．graduated	D．congratulated
45．A．likes	B．disliked	C．hates	D．disappoints
46．A．looked for	B．waited for	C．a(chǎn)pplied for	D．cared for
47．A．classrooms	B．books	C．professors	D．students
48．A．played	B．worked	C．trained	D．practiced
49．A．friendly	B．a(chǎn)ngry	C．unfamiliar	D．strict
50．A．that	B．which	C．what	D．how
51．A．simple	B．personal	C．funny	D．original
52．A．a(chǎn)rgues with	B．a(chǎn)pologizes to	C．refers to	D．a(chǎn)grees with
53．A．him	B．her	C．them	D．it
54．A．hear	B．see	C．smell	D．buy
55．A．full-time	B．a(chǎn)dvanced	C．experienced	D．professional
56．A．home	B．cinema	C．class	D．hospital
57．A．student	B．teacher	C．doctor	D．door
58．A．before	B．until	C．since	D．a(chǎn)s
59．A．shorter	B．longer	C．quicker	D．noisier
60．A．the other	B．others	C．the others	D．a(chǎn)nother

6．Marie got up early for her very first job．It was 9：15as she hurried into the office building，（41）Ashe was going to work．She was（42）Cwhen the car moved along through heavy morning traffic．She decided to start out half an hour（43）B the next day，so as not to be late again．
She had to（44）Ca few minutes at the elevators before she could（45）Done going to the sixth floor．When she finally reached the office of her（46）BMr．Smith，she knocked at the door nervously and waited．There was no reply．She knocked on the door again，but still there was no（47）A．From inside the next office，she could（48）D   people talking and laughing，so she opened the door and went in．
She was familiar with the room．She was sure it was in that office 2weeks ago（49）A   she had the interview with Mr．Smith．（50）C the room，somebody must have just told a good（51）B，because there was a loud burst of laughter as she came in．There she noticed one of the men（52）D．
his watch and said something to the others．（53）Bhis workmates all went to their   （54）Aand in a minute they were soon hard at work．No one paid any（55）C   to Marie，right in front of them．Finally she went up to the man at one of the desks close to the door and（56）B that this was her first day in the office．Hardly looking（57）D   from his work，he told her to have a seat and wait for Mr．Smith，who would（58）A   at any moment．Later she found out that he lived in Connecticut，（59）C was quite far from the work place，and always arrived in the office at 9：35，so that everyone knew exactly（60）D to start working．However she realized that everyone worked really hard once work started．

41．A．where	B．that	C．when	D．which
42．A．happy	B．excited	C．worried	D．calm
43．A．longer	B．earlier	C．later	D．less
44．A．stand	B．sit	C．wait	D．look
45．A．take down	B．get up	C．take up	D．get on
46．A．employee	B．boss	C．workmate	D．friend
47．A．a(chǎn)nswer	B．sound	C．noise	D．voice
48．A．observe	B．watch	C．see	D．hear
49．A．that	B．when	C．where	D．which
50．A．Outside	B．Behind	C．Inside	D．Beyond
51．A．lie	B．joke	C．fact	D．story
52．A．took off	B．put on	C．threw away	D．looked at
53．A．Luckily	B．Quickly	C．Gradually	D．Gladly
54．A．desks	B．rooms	C．tables	D．offices
55．A．money	B．fees	C．a(chǎn)ttention	D．price
56．A．shouted	B．explained	C．complained	D．replied
57．A．down	B．in	C．on	D．up
58．A．a(chǎn)rrive	B．leave	C．start	D．disappear
59．A．that	B．where	C．which	D．a(chǎn)s
60．A．how	B．whether	C．what	D．when

5．There was a time when some salesmen would fly to New York．In their rush，with tickets and brief-cases，one of these salesmen （35）C   kicked over a table．On it there was a display（展臺(tái)） of baskets of apples．Apples flew everywhere．（36）A   stopping or looking back，they all managed to reach the  （37）D  in time because they would nearly    （38）B     boarding（登機(jī)）．
But one    （39）A．He told the other salesmen to go on without him，waved goodbye and said he would take a later flight．Then he returned to the girl   （40）B   apples were all over the floor．
He was   （41）C  that he did so．
The 16-year-old girl was totally   （42）B!She was softly crying，tears running down her cheeks，and at the same time helplessly groping（摸索） for her spilled   （43）D    as the crowd passed  by her．No one stopped，and no one   （44）A   her．
The salesman went down on his knees（膝蓋）  on the floor with her，（45）B   the apples，put  them into the baskets，and helped set the   （46）D   up once more．As he did this，he noticed that  many of them had become battered（壓扁）  and bruised（劃傷）．He set these battered and bruised  apples aside in another   （47）B．
When he had finished，he took out his．（48）C   and said to the girl，"Here，please take this  $ 20for the   （49）C   we did．Are you okay？"
She （50）A．through her tears．He continued on with，"I hope we didn't spoil（破壞）  your  day too badly．"
As the salesman started to walk away，the blind girl called out to him，"Mister…"He  stopped and turned   （51）B    to look at the girl．
She （ 52）C．every apple to select a   （53）D．She handed it to the salesman with  （ 54）A   in her  eyes，"Mister，thank you…"

35．A．hopelessly	B．painfully	C．carelessly	D．briefly
36．A．Without	B．For	C．On	D．While
37．A．castle	B．gymnasium	C．stadium	D．plane
38．A．replace	B．miss	C．simplify	D．select
39．A．stopped	B．succeeded	C．removed	D．a(chǎn)dmitted
40．A．because	B．whose	C．that	D．when
41．A．confident	B．foolish	C．glad	D．intelligent
42．A．local	B．blind	C．personal	D．sensitive
43．A．entrance	B．mop	C．vase	D．a(chǎn)pples
44．A．cared for	B．got familiar with	C．dealt with	D．made use of
45．A．set down	B．gathered up	C．dug out	D．packed up
46．A．stage	B．poster	C．parcel	D．display
47．A．suitcase	B．basket	C．curtain	D．cab
48．A．bar	B．fare	C．wallet	D．journal
49．A．shock	B．shortcoming	C．damage	D．sufferring
50．A．nodded	B．refused	C．recovered	D．disagreed
51．A．up	B．back	C．over	D．out
52．A．ignored	B．begged	C．felt	D．burst
53．A．reddest	B．cheapest	C．loveliest	D．biggest
54．A．tears	B．a(chǎn)mazement	C．request	D．flame

4．It was freezing cold as l was waiting at a bus stop in my hunt for a job．When the bus（36）B，a young woman walked up to the stop．She had on a T-shirt and slippers．When we talked she told me she lost her （37）A  because she lost her job．She had no family in the area and didn't even know where she was going to （38）D tonight．
    I（39）B   into my purse and took out﹩5.00so she could get something to eat．I （40）Ctook off my jacket and gave it to her．She looked at me  （41）D  and said，"Aren't you going to be cold？"I told her my being cold for 15minutes before I got to my place was （42）B  if I knew she would be a little warmer wherever she （43）A．
    （44）B I got on the bus，that's when the miracle（奇跡）of （45）Ckindness happened  I stepped up to pay the   （46）B and the bus driver told me in a big（47）C that it was on him  l went to sit down and a lady who was dressed in a very professional business suit （48）A me over to her seat．She said，"I want to know the name of the person who just did the most  （49）Cthing I have ever seen．"I told her my name and she responded，"What can I do for you to give  （50）B  what I just witnessed？"I said  （51）A a job would be nice．
    The next day the lady called and said she had an assistant position（52）C  in her company and wanted me to meet the manager．It （53）A  that the lady was Head of HR at this company.1went in for the （54）B  and started working there，I never （55）D   to get so much back in return!

36．A．camein	B．pulled up	C．set off	D．went by
37．A．a(chǎn)partment	B．money	C．direction	D．face
38．A．travel	B．work	C．find	D．sleep
39．A．put	B．dug	C．touched	D．moved
40．A．hurriedly	B．ever	C．then	D．therefore
41．A．in return	B．in doubt	C．in silence	D．in surprise
42．A．a(chǎn)ccessible	B．worthwhile	C．reliable	D．considerate
43．A．ended up	B．took over	C．set out	D．passed away
44．A．If	B．After	C．Before	D．Until
45．A．meeting	B．feeling	C．spreading	D．choosing
46．A．ticket	B．fare	C．bill	D．price
47．A．voice	B．business	C．smile	D．coat
48．A．called	B．took	C．sent	D．turned
49．Aimportant	B．interesting	C．inspiring	D．reasonable
50．A．in	B．back	C．up	D．a(chǎn)way
51．A．jokingly	B．carelessly	C．seriously	D．nervously
52．A．empty	B．possible	C．vacant	D．a(chǎn)cceptable
53．A．turned out	B．worked out	C．showed up	D．held up
54．A．a(chǎn)pplication	B．interview	C．performance	D．invitation
55．A．learned	B．believed	C．regretted	D．expected