exercise 25
　　all immigrants must become permanent residents of the united states before they can __1_ citizenship.people who are residents carry with them a small card called an alien registration receipt card.this card is __2_ refered to as a "green card", __3_ it is rarely green in color anymore.
　　the forms that __4_ be filled out in order for you to become a permanent resident differ __5_ the type of immigrant you are.__6_ filling out the appropriate forms,most candidates for permanent residency must __7_ photo,fingerprints,a birth __8_ ,a police report from their country,and a health report by a physician __9_ is recognized by the immigration and naturalization service,candidates must also be __10_ by the immigration offfice.
　　it is important to be aware of the __11_ that the process of becoming a permanent resident is often frustrating and sometimes humiliating.__12_,applications get lost.at other times they seem to be __13_.the process usually takes longer than it _14__.sometimes,during an interview,immigrants are treated rudely and with __15_.some waiting rooms are dark and dirty.the physicians you are required to see often do not have adequent __16_.the best _17__ we can give you is to remember that the immigration and naturalization service must be responsible for recognizing that dangerous criminals and drug __18_ are not accepted.if you papers are taking too long to__19_,it is sometimes helpful to contact the local office of an elected official.he or she might be willing to call the immigration office on your behalf and possibly help to _20__ the process.
　　1) a ask for b appeal for c apply for d seek for
　　2) a normally b ordinarily c regularly d commonly
　　3) a despite b although c as d in spite of
　　4) a will b shall c must d should
　　5) a from b with c in d by
　　6) a besides b furthermore c however d except that
　　7) a submit b give c supply d offer
　　8) a recommendation b diploma c license d certificate
　　9) a whom b which c who d by whom
　　10) a asked b interrogated c questioned d inteviewed
　　11) a point b fact c view d opinion
　　12) a often b occasionally c rarely d regularly
　　13) a forgetten b discarded c ignored d uncared for
　　14) a should b could c would d might
　　15) a suspect b doubt c suspicion d incredulous
　　16) a equipment b facilities c instruments d appliances
　　17) a proposal b opinion c advice d suggestion
　　18) a lovers b addicts c adorer d fans
　　19) a be settled b be processed c be coped with d be dealt with
　　20) a improve b enhance c hasten up d speed up
　　cdbcc aadcd bbcac bcbbd

　　exercise 26
　　music comes in many forms;most countries have style of their own.__1_ the turn of the country when jazz was born,america had no prominent __2_ of its own.no one knows exactly when jazz was __3_,or by whom.but it began to be __4_ in the early 1900s.jazz is america’s contribution to __5_ music.in contrast to classic music,which __6_ formal european traditions,jazz is spontaneous and free in form.it bubble with energy,__7_ the modds,interests,and emotions of the people.in the 1920s,jazz __8_ like america.and __9_ it does today.the __10_ of this music are as interesting as the music __11_.american negroes,or blacks,as they are called today,were the jazz__12_.they were brought to the southern states __13_ slaves.they were sold to plantation owners and forced to work long __14_.when a negro died his friend and relatives __15_ a procession to carry the body to the cemetery.in new orleans,a band often accompanied the _16__.on the way to the cemetery the band played slow,solemn music suited to the occasion._17__ on the way home the mood charged.spirits lifted.death had remove one of their __18_,but the living were glad to be alive.the band played _19__ music,improvising on both the harmony and the melody of the tunes __20_ at the funeral.this music made everyone want to dance.it was an early form of jazz.
　　1) a at b in c by d on
　　2) a music b song c melody d style
　　3) a discovered b acted c designed d invented
　　4) a noticed b found c listened d heard
　　5) a classical b sacred c light d popular
　　6) a forms b follows c approaches d introduces
　　7) a expressing b explaining c exposing d illustrating
　　8) a appeared b felt c sounded d seemed
　　9) a so b as c either d neither
　　10) a originals b origins c discoveries d resources
　　11) a concered b itself c available d oneself
　　12) a players b followers c pioneers d fans
　　15) a demonstrated b composed c formed d hosted
　　14) a months b weeks c hours d times
　　13) a for b by c with d as
　　16) a demonstration b procession c body d march
　　17) a evenl b therefore c but d so
　　18) a number b members c body d relations
　　19) a sad b solemn c funeral d happy
　　20) a whistled b sung c showed d presented
　　cdbad bacab bcdcc bcbdd

　　exercise 27
　　travelling can be fun and easy.a vacation trip to another country is especially __1_ when the travelling conditions are good.good travelling conditions __2_ a comfortable mode of transportation,knowledge of the __3_ language,familiarity __4_ the custom and habits of the people in the country,and pleasant travelling __5_.all of us have had nice trips __6_ this.
　　most of us have aslo had trips that we would __7_ to forget.many conditions can produce a bad __8_ experience.for example,if the four conditions __9_ above do not exist,we will probably have a bad experience,__10_ at best a difficult __11_.students who travel to a __12_ country to study often have a difficult trip.they usually travel __13_.they don’t know the language of the new country __14_.they often arrive in the new country __15_ a judge international airport.from the airport,they need to __16_ their way to their school.maybe they need to __17_ airplanes,to take a bus,a train,or a taxi.they need to do all this in a country__18_ everything is unfamiliar.later,after the experience are __19_,they can laugh.but at the __20_,they feel terrible.
　　1) a happy b enjoyable c amusing d favorable
　　2) a include b conclude c hold d contain
　　3) a place’s b area’s c country’s d city’s
　　4) a to b for c of d with
　　5) a companions b friends c comrades d fellows
　　6) a with b as c like d of
　　7) a have b think c wish d need
　　8) a tripping b travelling c passing d visiting
　　9) a told b numbered c talked d listed
　　10) a or b and c but d so
　　11) a case b one c thing d practice
　　12) a different b another c foreign d other
　　13) a separate b lonely c alone d single
　　14) a yet b either c too d already
　　15) a at b to c on d from
　　16) a watch b see c notice d find
　　17) a thift b exchange c board d change
　　18) a where b that c when d which
　　19) a ended b over c completed d finished
　　20) a date b time c while d day
　　bacda ccbda bccaa ddabb

　exercise 28
　　in 1910 the world was shocked by a particularly cold-blooded murder.h.h.crippen was _1__ american doctor who worked in london.he was a married __2_,but when he was ___3 in england,he fell in love __4_ his secretary.instead of asking his __5_ for a divorce,he killed her and buried __6_ body in the cellar of his house.then he and his secretary ,who was dressed __7_a boy,sailed on a __8_ called "the montrose" for new york.only a very __9_ time before,however,the wireless telegraph __10_ been invented.the montrose was one the __11_ ships equipped with marconi’s wireless,and the passengers were not __12_ ignorant of its presence on board,but probably did not __13_ know what a "wireless telegraph" __14_.the captain of the ship recognized crippen and secretary __15_ a message to the london police.an inspector set out in a faster ship,and ___16 up with the montrose in the atlantic.__17_ up as a sailor,he boarded the montrose __18_ they reached new york,and arrested dr.crippen.eighteen months __19_,the british government passed a law that all passengers ships _20__ carry wireless.
　　1) a a b the c an d some
　　2) a doctor b husband c person d man
　　3) a going b living c coming d studying
　　4) a for b to c on d with
　　5) a girl b wife c woman d secretary
　　6) a a b her c hers d her’s
　　7) a for b alike c as d unlike
　　8) a ship b train c boat d plane
　　9) a short b few c long d little
　　10) a has b had c was d have
　　11) a supply b space c naval d passenger
　　12) a actually b only c truly d once
　　13) a even b just c indeed d still
　　14) a is b has been c was d had been
　　15) a gave b offered c sent d took
　　16) a kept b caught c went d came
　　17) a dressed b clothed c putting d wearing
　　18) a after b while c before d when
　　19) a later b eariler c sooner d ago
　　20) a did b could c might d must
　　cdbdb bcaab baccb bacad

　　exercise 29
　　mother teresa is known __1_ the world for __2_ her life in the service of the _3__ of the poor in the world.her life of service to others began on august 27,1910 in the town of skopje,macedonia.__4_ she was born,she was named agnes gonxha bojaxiu,the third child of nikola and drana bojaxiu,who were strong albanian catholics.her parents believed deeply _5__ helping the poor to have a __6_ life.agnes’s mother taught her well that __7_ charity meant caring for others.she always invited their poor neighbors into her home,and she often visited the sick,the __8_,and the only.
　　agnes learned much about service __9_ her family.she also learned about the importance of service through her __10_.one man in particular,named father jambrekovich,helped agnes decide what to do __11_ her future.when agnes was 12 years old,he told her in exciting about the __13_ missionaries that helped the poor in calcutta,india.
　　at the age of 18,agnes __14_ that she wanted to become a num.she applied to work __15_ the order of loreto,the missionary nuns who worked in eastern india.making the decision to become a num was not easy for agnes because there was much that she would have to give __16_:marriage,children,her family,her music,and her writing.__17_ ,on september 25,1928,agnes left her family and friends in skopje to begin her life of __18_ in india.she knew that she __19_ never change her mind about becoming a __20_.
　　1) a by b in c throughout d through
　　2) a spending b staying c living d spent
　　3) a poorest b poor c poorer d poverty
　　4) a when b whenever c before d upon
　　5) a of b in c with d for
　　6) a best b better c good d rich
　　7) a correct b right c real d true
　　8) a older b elder c elderly d old
　　9) a from b in c with d for
　　10) a belief b religion c catholics d christianity
　　11) a in b for c with d to
　　12) a detail b way c manner d detail
　　13) a buddhist b catholic c christian d religious
　　14) a decided b determined c said d promised
　　15) a for b at c with d in
　　16) a up b in c away d out
　　17) a but b nevertheless c while d therefore
　　18) a services b service c serving d servicing
　　19) a would b could c should d might
　　20) a catholic b nun cpriest d mother
　　caaab bdcab cdbac abbab

　　exercise 30
　　last year,france recorded just 31 cases of the mad cow disease.the rising numbers are in part __1_ a new testing program that focuses on cows that are most __2_.that program has __3_ 39 cases.but still 60 new cases were identified in the usual way,_4__ were found in 1999.many scientists __5_ that this year,five years after safety precautions were__6_,the number od cases would be __7_.
　　the rise in cases has __8_ some scientists to question whether the disease can be transmitted in ways not yet understood.scientists are still __9_ by the disease,first recognized in cows in 1986.
　　it appears that it is not casused by a bacteria,virus or fungus,but __10_ infectious particles called prison,perhaps __11_ a virus or other agent.the desease kills cells in the brain,__12_ it spongy and full of holes.
　　france has taken more steps to __13_ safety than most european countries,__14_ refusing to take english beef __15_ the european union.but some scientists believe that france has not been __16_ in imposing the ban on feed that __17_ animal parts.
　　some french officials hope that the sudden interest in mad cow disease will mean that french consumers will become educated about it,thereby recognizing that french beef is actually __18_ controlled.every cow is given a passport at birth ,and extensive information about is parentage and __19_ it was raised must be __20_ to any slaughterhouse.when a diseased animal is found,the nentire herd is destroyed.
　　1) a as b because c since d due to
　　2) a at risk b in risk c risking d at danger
　　3) a identified b invented c discovered d disclosed
　　4) a more b far more c far more than d less than
　　5) a expect b expected c have expected d had expected
　　6) a put to place b put a place c put in place d put in the place
　　7) a declining b inclining c increasing d reclaiming
　　8) a attempted b prompted c lured d intended
　　9) a puzzling b puzzled c being puzzled d to be puzzled
　　10) a sterm from b developed in c grew out of d generated from
　　11) a grew with b agree with c coincide with d in concert with
　　12) a to leave b leaving c leaves d left
　　13) a be sure b ensure c make sure d assure
　　14) a including b excluding c containing d enclosing
　　15) a abiding by b in defiance of c according to d in accordance with
　　16) a effective b efficient c affective d affect
　　17) a contains b consists of c is made from d is made up
　　18) a stiff b rigidly c hard d roughly
　　19) a where b how c when d why
　　20) a subjected b submitted c reported d registered
　　daacd cabba adbba aabab