A．Have you made preparations for your lessons?

B．I feel very sorry for you．　　

C．I don't care about the scores．

D．I failed in the examination．

E．That's a good idea．　　　　

F．You'd better ask the teacher for advice．

G．No problem．　　　　

H．I'm not allowed to get online any more．　　

　　A：Hello!

　　B：Hello!

　　A：Why do you look sad these days?

　　B：Because 1 ndline　 And my parents always talk at me．

　　A：Are you serious? I feel very sorry for you．

　　B：2 ndline　 But I haven't found out the cause of my failure．That has troubled me a lot．

　　A：3

　　B：Yes，I spent nights and weekends on my lessons．

　　A：4

　　B：That's a good idea．

　　A：By the way，do you still like getting online?

　　B：NO．5 ndline

    (1)　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　    (2)

1. How are you?　　　　　　　　　　　　  A．You're welcome．

2. Nice to meet you．　　　　　　　　　　  B．Yes，please．

3. May I borrow your pen?　　　　　　　　  C．They are red roses．

4. Thank you very much．　　　　　　　　  D．I’m fine，thank you．

5. How many markers do you have?　　　　   E．I feel very tired．

6. What are these?　　　　　　　　　　　　 F．I have stomachache．

7. Are these your pants?　　　　　　　　    G．Sure! Here you are．

8. How do you feel?　　　　　　　　　　   H．Six．

9. What’s the matter with you?　　　　　　   I．No, they are too small．

10. Would you like a bottle of pop?　　　　   J．Nice to meet you，too．

Christmas was coming．Mr. Smith had no money to buy any presents for his children．His wife was ill and he spent a lot of money on her m  （1）  ．And the harvest（收成）was bad and all his family were going to be h  （2）  the next spring．He was q  （3）  worried about it．

“We have only a cock,” said Mrs. Smith one day．“You’d b  （4）   take it to the town．Sell it there and buy some cakes and sweets for our c  （5）  ．”

“It’s a good idea!” the man said and caught the cock the next morning and put it into a box．It was d  （6）   to walk on the road covered with thick snow．Two hours l  （7）  he was very tired and wanted to have a rest．He put the box to the ground and sat down．

“The air in the box must be close,” the man said to h  （8）  ． “I’d better let the cock walk outside for a while, or it’ll die．”

So he put the cock to the ground．When he started again, he couldn’t catch it any l  （9）   

“How foolish you are!” Mr. Smith called out a  （10）   ．“You can herald（預(yù)示…來臨）the break of day at night but you can’t find the way to the town in the daytime!”

　　At different times in a man's life, his food has different effects（影響）on his body. Among children, f __1__ is quickly changed to the power（力量）to run and play games. Most of a young man's food is spent on growing t__2__; we grow upwards only d__3__ the first twenty years of our l__4__, not later. Working men get their strong bodies from their food; and if they work h___5___, they do not get fat. Office workers eat well and s__6__ down a lot, and may begin to grow fat when still quite young. Many older p__7__ try to work much and walk often. Perhaps the most difficult time is when a man r___8____ sixty years of age. His body and mind b___9___ restful without much work or interest. That is when food changes quickly to f___10___.