The following is from UFO,believe it or not.
Mary and peter were having a 1 with some friend near a river when Mary 2 there was an object overhead. "Look," she shouted to her friends, "That's a spaceship 3 there and it's going to land here."
4 by the strange silvercovered spaceship,most of the young people got into their cars and 5 away quickly. Peter was fond of Mary and was always staying close to her. They,more 6 than terrified and frightened,watched the spaceship land and saw a door open. When 7 came out,they went to the spaceship and looked carefully insight. In the centre of the floor,there was a pile of food. Peter 8 Mary into the spaceship and did not hear the door 9 behind him. The temperature 10 rapidly and the two young people lost con?sciousness.
When they 11 ,they were surprised to see that they were back by the 12 again. Their car was nearby.
"What happened?" asked Mary.
Peter scratched his head 13 slowly, " Don't ask me. Perhaps we had a 14 . Did you see a spaceship?"
"Yes," said Mary, "and we both went into it. " Then she looked at her wrist. "That's 15 . My watch has stopped. Oh,well,come on. It's time to go home."
Driving about fifty metres,they found their way 16 by a trick wall made of something like 17 . They got out and tried to find their way round the wall 18 discovered that they were inside a circular wall. It was like a mirror and prevented them from seeing 19 it.
On the other side of the wall,strange creatures were walking slowly. A few 20 to stare and read the latest notice that,translated into English,said： " New arrivals at the zoo：a pair of Earthlings in their natural surroundings with their car."
( ) 1. A. picnic B. dinner C. visit D. travel
( ) 2. A. heard B. watched C. noticed D. observed
( ) 3. A. over B. up C. forward D. down
( ) 4. A. Surprised B. Inspired C. Excited D. Frightened
( ) 5. A. walked B. drove C. came D. flew
( ) 6. A. anxious B. strange C. curious D. interested
( ) 7. A. anybody B. somebody C. nobody D. everybody
( ) 8. A. watched B. guided C. showed D. followed
( ) 9. A. open B. close C. break D. move
( ) 10. A. fell B. rose C. kept D. appeared
( ) 11. A. got up B. set off C. woke up D. turned back
( ) 12. A. car B. bank C. river D. spaceship
( ) 13. A. speaking B. talking C. asking D. saying
( ) 14. A. dream B. wish C. journey D. flight
( ) 15. A. bad B. funny C. wonderful D. OK
( ) 16. A. paused B. blocked C. broken D. opened
( ) 17. A. earth B. mirror C. glass D. wood
( ) 18. A. and B. but C. so D. or
( ) 19. A. into B. from C. without D. through
( ) 20. A. hurried B. continued C. stopped D. went
1-5 ACBAB 6-10 CCDBA
11-15 CCDAB 16-20 BCBDC
本文描述了彼得和玛丽探索一艘飞船的经历。
1. A 从下文near a river,看到UFO等细节来看，他们当时应该是在"野餐"。
2. C他们野餐时"注意到"远处的天空中有什么东西。
3. B spaceship在远处的天空上，而不是在"那儿(over there) "。
4. A他们感到"吃惊"。
5. B 从上文"got into their cars"可知，他们开车跑了。
6. C他们不是害怕，而是"好奇"。
7. C "没有人"出来。
8. D从下文的"behind him"，可知彼得是跟着玛丽进去的。
9. B门在彼得身后"关"掉了。
10. A飞船里温度快速下降。
11. C他们"醒来"的时候。
12. C他们又回到了"河"边。
13. D后面有说话的内容。
14. A have a dream"做了一个梦"。
15. B感到"滑稽有趣"。
16. B被一堵厚厚的墙所"堵住"。
17. C "玻璃"墙。
18. B这里是转折关系，故用but。
19. D看见"里面的"东西。
20. C "停"下来看。
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