1. They lived in this old house until they got _____ (marry) in 2002.
2. I hear the new stations has been in _____ (serve) for three months.
3. The boy was _____ (lucky). He failed in the English exam again.
4. The foreigners are surprised to see the _____ (develop) of China.
5. My bike is broken. Can you l_____ yours to me?
6. Look! There are some d_____ swimming in the river.
7. The air in the countryside is f_____. It's good for our health.
8. Mary's MP4 doesn't work. Who can r_____ it?
9. There are one hundred years in a c____.
10. —I'm happy I have a good friend.  
      —I have the same _____ (感受).
11. It is important for everyone to protect the _____ (环境).
12. The old man was satisfied with the _____ (发展)of his hometown
      when he came back a week ago.
13. Our Chinese teacher has many _____ (字典). I think they are very helpful.
14. Although she lives _____, she never feels _____ because she has made a lot of friends
      since she retired.
15. Bob feels excited now because some reporters will have an______( a formal meeting)
      with him this afternoon.

      Peter and Mike are very g   1   friends. They are in the same class at school. They often go to school and
play together. They often visit each other's home at weekends, too. Now they are b   2   eight years old.
Peter's mother has got a new baby. Peter is very glad to have a little brother, s   3   he is always talking about
his younger brother to Mike. At first Mike is very i   4   in the new baby because he doesn't have any sisters o  5  brothers. But after some time he begins to get r   6   tired of Peter's endless talking about it. He also feels
a little jealous of his friend. One morning before class, when the two boys meet at the school gate, Peter says
to Mike cheer fully, "Do you know, Brian, my little brother has put on n   7   half a pound in w   8   this week." "That's not very much at all," answers mike."I know a baby who can put on more than ten pounds a day.""Oh,
that can't be t   9   ," answers Peter laughingly. "W   10   baby is it?""An elephant's," says Mike without delay.

     Have you ever wanted to find a new world, make new friends and have an adventure? Well, (1) f_______
Alice to Wonderland and you'll find everything you need.
     Alice in Wonderland, a new Disney movie, opened in Chinese cinemas on March 26. It's based on English
writer Lewis Carroll's beloved 1865 story Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.
     In the movie, Alice grows up. She is 19 years old. One day, she goes to a party and learns that a rich man
wants to (2) m_______ her. She doesn't like him, so she follows the White Rabbit and (3) r_______ away.
She falls (4) i_______ a deep hole and arrives at Wonderland, a place she (5) v_______ many years before.
    Alice has no idea why she is in Wonderland. She can't (6)r_______ anything about her last visit. The
White Rabbit tells her that Wonderland is (7) u_______ control of the evil (邪恶的) Red Queen. And Alice is
the (8) o_______ one who can save Wonderland!
    Will Alice be (9) a_______ to do it? Go to the (10) t_______ and see the movie. The new movie mixes live
action and 3D technology to create beautiful and exciting scenes. What's more, you will go on an adventure
of self-discovery with Alice and her Wonderland friends.

     Anyone who has a dog as a pet will tell you why the dog is called 'man's best friend'.   "They are loyal,
funny and loving. They seldom complain and always o   1   their owners," said Mary Smith of Washington D.C.  Doctors  will also tell you that people who  have dogs seem to be  happier  and healthier  than those
who live a 2       . One reason for this is that people with dogs lead more active lives. Who can say no to a
lovely dog when he pulls on your arm and asks yon to take him for a walk?
     Dogs are really amazing animals. They not only offer emotional (情感的) support but also p  3   great
help for humans. Think about guide dogs for blind people, or dogs that help people in wheelchairs.
     However, it is the emotional side of owning a dog that has been  studied in  detail by Dr Julie  Davis of
Chicago University. "B   4      every dog lover there is a story," says Dr. Davis. "Why do people love their
dogs so much? if you hear their stories, it's not difficult to understand why. "
     Dr. Davis has studied the r      5       between dogs and people for the last ten years. "I have spoken to people in parks,  pet stores,  and  veterinary (兽医的) offices,  as well as stopping people in the street.  I
have interviewed office workers and farmers, policemen and construction workers," says Dr Davis. "E   6   wants to talk about their  dogs. Many  people said they  cried much more when their dogs died than when
their parents did. They said the sadness was much d  7   . People are finding animals are more reliable than human beings. People tell me all the time that they get more emotional support from their dogs than they do from their husbands or wives."