根据短文内容，用方框中所给单词的适当形式填空，每词限用一次。

I have tried many ways to be ill. I don’t wear a sweater when I should, and two days ago I walked in the rain     56     my shoes. But so far     57     has happened, Debbie once told me about a boy in her class, he would rub end of the thermometer till it went up to 39℃. Then he’d put it in his mouth and his mother would think he was     58     ill.

This morning I was     59     doing that but it never went above 35℃ and I rubbed it for ten minutes. So I     60     the thermometer next to the light on my desk and it went up to 40℃. I thought I’d put it in my mouth and walked     61     like that. Then my mother would     62     it out and she would be     63     when she saw that I was rather ill.

The only trouble was I didn’t know the thermometer would be so hot. As soon as I put it into my mouth I burnt my tongue, I spat the thermometer out. It fell on the floor but it didn’t       64    .

    I will have to think up a     65     way to get my mother and father back together.

My shoes ____ under the desk.

My shoes are cheaper than _______.

A. you????? B. your???? C. yours?????? D. your one

根据短文内容，将下面A—E五个句子分别填入文中空缺处，使补全后的短文意思通顺，结构完整。

Mr. Johnson lives outside of the town. His wife is often ill and his six children are studying at school. He works hard but he is often short of money. 1.        .

  One afternoon, on Mr. Johnson’s way home, it suddenly began to rain. 2.      . His wife washed the clothes and shoes for him and aired them outside. Before she went to bed, she brought the clothes into the room but forgot the shoes.

The next morning Mr. Johnson couldn’t find his shoes. 3.    . Then he went to the police station and told the policemen about it.

  “I paid ten dollars for my shoes, sir,” said the man. “Look! I have to wear such a pair of worn-out shoes now!”

  Several days later, the police caught a thief and found the shoes. They were worn-out, too.

  “4.  ” said a policeman. “The shopkeeper told me a pair of new shoes like them costs only seven dollars!”

 “You’re right, sir,” said Mr. Johnson. “I’ve had them for five years and I had them fixed six times. 5.    ”