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Mr. Reece is (Example: 0 ) interesting old man. Mr. Reece worked 1 a farm. He and his wife 2 a lot of things and they had some cows. Every day they worked hard 3 morning till night. One day, Mr. Reece 4 his wife, "Let' s go to Portsmouth next Sunday. We can have a good lunch there and then we can go to the

cinema. ”His wife was very 5 when she heard this, because they always ate a lot, and she didn' t like 6 three times a day. They went to Portsmouth 7 and walked about for an hour. Then, 8 it was twelve o'clock, they wanted to have lunch. They looked at four restaurants. In front of one restaurant, they saw a notice. It 9 , “Lunch: 12:30to2:30, 1.5 pounds ” “Well, that's great,”Mr. Reece said, “Wecan eat for two hoursfor 1.5 pounds here ! This is the 10 for us. ”

第 41 题

This is ______ the latest example of government interference.

A．utterly

B．merely

C．readily

D．significantly

根据下列材料，请回答下列各题 Mr．Reece is(Example：0__________)interesting old man．Mr．Reece worked 41__________ a farm．He and his wife 42__________alot of things and they had some cows．Every day they worked hard43morning till night．One day，Mr．Reece44__________ his wife,“Let’S go to Portsmouth next Sunday．We can have a good lunch there and then we can go to thecinema．”His wife was very45__________when she heard tllii，because they always ate a lot，and she didn’t like46__________ three times a day．They went to Portsmouth47__________and walked about for an hour．Then，48__________it was twelve0’clock，they wanted to have lunch．They looked at four restaurants．In front of one restaurant，they saw a notice．n 49__________，“Lunch：12：30 t02：30，1．5 pounds．”“Well，that’s great．”Mr．Reece said，“We can eat for twohours for 1．5 pounds here!This is the50__________for US．”

A.at

B.on

C.in

Through this example, the author implies that______.

A．loneliness is a necessity for men

B．recreation with others is valueless

C．loneliness is not equal to solitude

D．work is man's means of escape from loneliness

A．it is

B．these are

C．this is

This is （为什么他不想上学的原因）。

Another example of the exercise of power by Congress was the action it took during the Reconstruction Period after the Civil War. It has already been noted that President Johnson favored a lenient policy toward the South and attempted to carry out Lincoln's "10 percent plan". He pardoned most of the Southern leaders and permitted them to restore their state governments. They were permitted to elect Senators and Representatives.

Congress, however, led by the Radical Republican Thaddeus Stevens, had other ideas about the handing of the defeated Confederacy. Congress favored punitive policies. The South should be treated as conquered territory, and its readmission should be handled by Congress rather than the President. Congress opposed the "Johnson Governments" and the "Black Codes" passed by Southern states which virtually restored former slaves to their masters. Accordingly, it passed the Reconstruction Act of 1867. This measure divided the South into five military districts and provided that a seceded state would be readmitted in the Union only after it had ratified the 14th Amendment which provided that all persons born or naturalized in the United States should be citizens of the United States and of the state in which they resided, granted equality before the law to all persons, and prohibited a state from depriving any person of life, liberty, or property without due process of law. Congress also barred rebel leaders from federal office, repudiated the Confederate debt, and reduced the representation of states which barred qualified persons from voting. Later it adopted the 15th Amendement guaranteeing the Negroes the right to vote.

Johnson vigorously opposed these measures. He vetoed the Reconstruction Act and others, only to see Congress repass them over his veto. After such passage of the Tenure of Office Act, Johnson, believing it unconstitutional, violated it and removed a member of his Cabinet without consulting Congress. The House of Representatives proceeded to impeach Johnson. The Senate, however, failed, by one vote, to reach the two-thirds majority necessary for his removal.

The title below that best expresses the main idea of this passage is ______.

A．The Impeachment of President Johnson

B．The Reconstruction Period

C．Conflict between President Johnson and Congress

D．A Lenient President

Another example of the exercise of power by Congress was the action it took during the Reconstruction Period after the Civil War. It has already been noted that President Johnson favored a lenient policy toward the South and attempted to carry out Lincoln's "10 percent plan". He pardoned most of the Southern leaders and permitted them to restore their state governments. They were permitted to elect Senators and Representatives.

Congress, however, led by the Radical Republican Thaddeus Stevens, had other ideas about the handing of the defeated Confederacy. Congress favored punitive policies. The South should be treated as conquered territory, and its readmission should be handled by Congress rather than the President. Congress opposed the "Johnson Governments" and the "Black Codes" passed by Southern states which virtually restored former slaves to their masters. Accordingly, it passed the Reconstruction Act of 1867. This measure divided the South into five military districts and provided that a seceded state would be readmitted in the Union only after it had ratified the 14th Amendment which provided that all persons born or naturalized in the United States should be citizens of the United States and of the state in which they resided, granted equality before the law to all persons, and prohibited a state from depriving any person of life, liberty, or property without due process of law. Congress also barred rebel leaders from federal office, repudiated the Confederate debt, and reduced the representation of states which barred qualified persons from voting. Later it adopted the 15th Amendement guaranteeing the Negroes the right to vote.

Johnson vigorously opposed these measures. He vetoed the Reconstruction Act and others, only to see Congress repass them over his veto. After such passage of the Tenure of Office Act, Johnson, believing it unconstitutional, violated it and removed a member of his Cabinet without consulting Congress. The House of Representatives proceeded to impeach Johnson. The Senate, however, failed, by one vote, to reach the two-thirds majority necessary for his removal.

The title below that best expresses the main idea of this passage is ______.

A．The Impeachment of President Johnson

B．The Reconstruction Period

C．Conflict between President Johnson and Congress

D．A Lenient President

This is not what we asked you to do. You can not get more pay for the _______ work.

    A.owing B.device C.tired D.extra

 

This is not an economical way to get more water; , it is very expensive.

A) or else     B) in short              C) on the contrary     D) on the other hand