EVERY morning in the school dormitory, I am woken up by the morning bell along with the crow (啼叫) of the two peacocks, which are the most special inhabitants in our campus.

When I first heard about them, I thought it was so      36       to have two useless peacocks in a high school       37       I even planned a letter to the president       38       him to send them to the zoo. Yet after I paid them my first       39     , which was a week later, I 40  changed my mind.

That was my first Friday in school,       41       was filled by books and tests. My friend enthusiastically       42       me to the back garden of our school to visit the peacocks. I unwillingly followed her through the       43       and unruly (混亂的) flood of busy students, and came into the quiet little garden.

The       44      silence and special fragrance of water and grass quickly enetrated (沁入) my  45   heart, and brought me some fresh air. I walked to the cage of the peacocks and saw the two attractive creatures. "They are so    46     ."

Those simple words popped into my mind       47       I had seen peacocks many times in the zoo. I thought about the       48       of several famous poets and artists while     49     them peanuts and ice cream, and I felt a kind of       50       of nature and study in my mind.

Men are beings instead of       51     . Working like machines will change our pristine (質(zhì)樸的) minds  and healthy hearts. There was       52       reporting  that a student at Fudan  University    53     30 lost cats. I believe he did not graduate from our school, where everyone can hear the crow from the heavenly animals every morning.

I think nowadays, high school students  need  to  go  out  to       54       our  bodies  and  minds,      55       crouching down behind the piles of text books.

Look at the gold forsythia (連翹), that's the spring calling.

36. A. curious

B. ridiculous

C. humorous

D. harmonious    

37. A. and

B. but

C. that

D. so    

38. A. advising

B. preventing

C. persuading

D. warning   

39. A. attention

B. money

C. respect

D. visit      

40. A. confidentially

B. thoroughly

C. definitely

D. approximately  

41. A. that

B. it

C. what

D. which   

42. A. pulled

B. dragged

C. drew

D. led   

43. A. quiet

B. active

C. noisy

D. abnormal   

44. A. complete

B. unusual

C. peaceful

D. grateful   

45. A. excited

B. interested

C. inspired

D. tired   

46. A. beautiful

B. clever

C. dirty

D. tiresome   

47. A. though

B. because

C. since

D. therefore   

48. A. words

B. books

C. works

D. poems  

49. A. feeding

B. providing

C. supplying

D. throwing  

50. A. mixture

B. connection

C. relation

D. combination  

51. A. animals

B. machines

C. natures

D. plants    

52. A. notice

B. news

C. information

D. journalist    

53. A. fled

B. bought

C. rescued

D. killed  

54. A. promote

B. extend

C. stretch

D. spread   

55. A. in spite of

B. instead of

C. because of

D. in case of   

 

36 - 40  BCADB       41- 45  DACCD          46 -50  AACAD         51- 55  BBDCB  

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