2020-2021年中考牛津英语专项练习--短文填空
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圆形体积计算公式It's a long way to the tunnel. Mother gives the three kids a picnic lunch. She also gives Peter her w 1 小儿夜间咳嗽.
When they reach the top of the hill above the tunnel, they stop to look d 2 at the railway line, where the train Comes along.
"Come on!" says Peter. ''Follow me!"
Suddenly, they stop and hear a low rumbling noi but it isn't from a t 3 . It's strange. What can it be?" asks Phyllis.
“Look there! The trees!" says Peter, pointing to the trees on the other side of the line. "They're m 4 !"
It's true! The trees are moving slowly down the hill on a big piece of rock. There must be a t
errible CRASH!
Peter turns to Bobbie and Phyllis, and shouts, "The 11.29 train is coming! We must do something. " His face turns white. He looks at mother's watch, "We must stop it b 5 it gets here! We need red flags!"
"Oh, look, Phyllis and I have red petticoats! They are flags" says Bobbie. They q 6 take them off.
H 7 the flags, they stand there and wait for the train. It's coming! They start waving their flags and shouting, but the train doesn't slow down, it still runs fast.
"They can't s 8 us!” shouts Bobbie. She runs to the train.
"Bobbie!" cries Peter. "KEEP OFF THE LINE!, 5But Bobbie stays there and waves her flag very hard at the train, shouting "STOP! STOP!"
The train gets nearer and nearer to Bobbie. She still waves and waves . . . Then the engine starts to slow down and finally s 9 .
Peter and Phyllis run up to Bobbie. The three brave h 10 hug together, smiling.
如愿以偿的近义词
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They went in. Scrooge saw an old gentleman sitting behind a high desk. “It’s old Fezziwig!” he said e 1 . Old Fezziwig rubbed his hands and laughed. Then he called out in a cheerful voice, “Ebenezer! Dick!” Scrooge’s former lf, now a young man, came quickly into the room, with Dick, the other apprentice(学徒)
“Dick Wilkins!” said Scrooge to the Ghost. “There he is. We were good friends. ”
“My boys!” said Fezziwig. “No more w 2 tonight. Christmas Eve, Dick. Christmas, Ebenezer! Let’s clo the shutters, ” cried old Fezziwig.
The two young man ran into the street and c 3 the shutters.
“Clear everything away, boys. Let’s make some r 4 个人事迹简介200字 for the party!”
It was done in a m 5 . They washed the door. They put coal on the fire and soon the war
庆祝国庆节ehou was the warmest, brightest balloon. In came a fiddler with a music book. In came Mrs Fezziwig, with a big smile on her face. In came the three pretty Miss Fezziwig. In came the six young man who hearts they broke. In came all Mr Fezziwig’s employees. In they all came, one after a 6 . And soon there were twenty couples dancing round the room. When the clock struck eleven, the party e 7 . Mr and Mrs Fezziwig stood by the door. They said g 8 to everybody when they left. And they wished them a Merry Christmas. For the whole time, Scrooge i 9 微信运动点赞he was in the scene with his former lf. He remembered everything and e 10 everything.
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绩效薪酬体系
Finally I was away from Pap, that crazy and cruel man. I was glad to come up with the idea of being killed. I was sure, only with the b 1 and hair, he would never find me. No one followed, my escape s 失眠如何调理2 ! Now I was on a canoe(独木舟）. It took me veral miles downstream, where Jackson Island was.
I was happy there for three days, hunting and f 3 for food in the river alone. So when I met the black slave（奴隶）Jim, we b 4 scared each other badly. He didn't
believe himlf and even thought that I was a ghost becau everyone, in the town knew I was d 5 . We talked the whole day. And I liked talking with him becau he knew a lot. He saw some birds flying low in the sky and said, "It's going to r 6 later."
Sure enough, a heavy storm came. We had to hide in a cave, which was wet and cold. We started a fire to keep w 7 . But it rained so hard that the water r 8 over the banks at last. We had to continue our canoe trip.
Then one night, we saw a wooden hou floating in the water, in front of us. We climbed in and s 9 everywhere . With good luck, we got many interesting and uful things. I even got a nice old straw hat. It was just my s 10 so I took it.
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I saved the grain carefully and finally had enough to plant. I built a wall around my garden
to keep the wild goats away.
Then when my crop bore its fruit, the birds d 1 it. The birds were not afraid of my dog at all. I shot them but as soon as I walked away, they r 2 . At last, I killed some birds and hung them among the crop, hoping they would rve as the scarecrows, which turned out to be s_3 . By harvest time, I had nearly two bushels of rice and two and a half bushels of wheat.
With my new grain to store, I found a new problem. The fine grain ran t 4 my baskets. It took me nearly two months to form and dry two ugly pots— one for r 5 and one for wheat.
