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           My mom is always at work and my sisters are never around, so I have nothing to do. My house is borboring. The train lets me escape and explore.

          I have been taking the train for five years. I've learned that it's fast and convenient.  I live about two milmiles from the Blue Line Imperial station.  I like taking the train because it gives me freedom.

           My favorite place to go is downtown.  I take the train to Macy's Plaza in front of the 7th Street Station  to do some shopping at Borders or Victoria's Secret, or to get something to eat at the food count  With 25 cents, you can take the DASH bus from the station to get to the Fashion District. Since I like making ac- cessories(首饰)  like earrings, I love going there because of all the deals on jewelry supplies.

           I take the train to the Museum of Contemporary Art with friends on the first Sunday of every month since we can get in for free. We tour around the museum and get to do an art project at the end.  I like going to the museum because there are a lot of wonderful things.

          The cool thing about the train is that it connects to other train lines, which lets you see different parts of the city. The Gold Line runs from Union Station northeast to Pasadena and now east to East L. A. The Red Line goes from downtown to Hollywood. The Green Line goes from Norwalk to several beaches. When I don't know how to get somewhere, I go to mta. net, type in my starting point and end point and get times and routes. I hardly ever get lost.

    54. We can infer from Paragraph I that_____.

         A. the writer's sisters are always busy with their work.

         B. the writer doesn't get along well with her family

         C. the writer doesn't know how to kill time

         D. the writer doesn't like staying at home alone

     55. What does the writer often go to downtown for?

         A. To do the shopping.       B. To eat pizza.   

         C. To visit her friends.       D. To make accessones.

     56. We can know from the passage that the writer_______.

         A. doesn't like spending time with her friends

         B. often takes a course of art appreciation in a museum

         C. visits a museum with her friends once a month

         D. goes to a museum so as to find some wonderful things

     57. The writer seldom gets lost because_______.

         A. she often takes a map with her    

     B. she is familiar with every line

         C. she often has a travel guide with her

    D. she often refers to a website for bus and train lines

     

     DACD   

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    1.

    A．speak

    B．learn

    C．say

    D．copy

     

    2.

    A．stupidity

    B．anxiety

    C．enthusiasm

    D．curiosity

     

    3.

    A．gave

    B．taught

    C．had

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    4.

    A．knowledge

    B．view

    C．disappointment

    D．disability

     

    5.

    A．interesting

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    C．important

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    6.

    A．rare

    B．common

    C．regular

    D．dangerous

     

    7.

    A．cases

    B．examples

    C．affairs

    D．articles

     

    8.

    A．strengthen

    B．build

    C．enlarge

    D．correct

     

    9.

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    10.

    A．makes

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    A．how

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