跟蹤導(dǎo)練（二）5

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On a hot and dusty day， my friend Amy and I drove slowly to our friends house.

After two hours driving， we stopped before a parking lot and we coffee there. “Its my ，” I said， trying to find my in the back seat， but it wasnt there. I knew it could slip under a seat， I searched around. But nothing was found. At last I that I had left my purse on the roof of the car in the parking lot of Dunkins Donuts. I panicked and was sure that my credit cards had already . But something told me to the Dunkin Donuts just in case.

“Oh， thank goodness，” the clerk said when I called， “We were your purse， trying to find a way to get in touch with you. Someone found your purse in the parking lot and turned it in.” Refusing any kind of ， the shop owner mailed it to my home by express. It the next morning.

A few years later， on a snowy Minnesota winter night， my cars low?gas light was blinking red and I knew I had to stop for some gas or would walking home. Before leaving the parking lot， I remembered my purse was in my pocket. But when I got home， it wasnt there. I again and again around the seats， but my purse didnt appear. Had I my purse again？ Knowing my good luck might not itself. I called the credit card company and my bank to my accounts. But the next morning， I got a call， “Is this Heidi Grosch？ We found your purse lying in the parking lot.” It seemed I had my car with my purse lost outside. Again， everything was there and the finder to accept any payment.

I will always grateful to those who are kind to return my purse.

1. A. reached B. offered C. ordered D. served

2. A. part B. bill C. drink D. treat

3. A. bag B. card C. purse D. phone

4. A. slowly B. easily C. carefully D. quietly

5. A. unless B. so C. if D. but

6. A. pretended B. remembered C. reported D. promised

7. A. gone B. found C. broken D. sunk

8. A. leave B. thank C. call D. beg

9. A. turning around B. looking for

C. going through D. adding up

10. A. stopping B. standing C. moving D. lying

11. A. reward B. advice C. letter D. paper

12. A. parked B. arrived C. followed D. rested

13. A. enjoy B. prevent C. suggest D. risk

14. A. hardly B. never C. still D. likely

15. A. walked B. searched C. drove D. looked

16. A. lost B. failed C. missed D. stolen

17. A. understand B. appear C. harm D. repeat

18. A. buy B. throw C. freeze D. payendprint

19. A. closed B. passed C. checked D. returned

20. A. tried B. refused C. wished D. forgot

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Once upon a time， there lived a lazy man John Denny in a remote village. He would do but daydream the whole day. One sunny afternoon， Denny was really hungry. （step） out of his hut， he said， “What a beautiful day！ How I wish I could go back to sleep！ But now I have to go out and find some food.” bathing， he took out a bowl and went out （beg） .

By begging the whole day he managed to get a pot full of milk. “It is this pot of milk is going to make me rich， ” he thought， “I will use it to make butter. From the butter I will be able to make ghee （酥油） .”

“I will then go to the market and sell the ghee，” his dream

（continue） ， “and then I will buy a pair of goats. They will have kids after 6 months. Soon I would have a herd of goats.” （lose） in deep thought， he struck out with his foot， breaking the pot， and dirtied （he） with the milk. He saw the （break） pot and cried. He lost whatever he had because of his （lazy）.

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