Chi Li is one of the best known Chinese writers in the West. She was born in the west. She was born in the 1950s'. 　　46　 19, Chi entered a medical college in 1976. After she graduated, she 　　47　　 as a doctor at a hospital in Wuhan. As she loved _ 48　 much more, she went to Wuhan University to study Chinese language and literature in 1983. She chose　 49　 as her profession(专业)。

During the 1980s, Chi wrote many works full of love. In the 1990s, her works, such as Apart From Love and The Sun Was Born, were 50 lives of young people and everyday problems. Since 2003, Chi has 51 a higher level in her works. And many of her novels have received a 　52 honor. Life Show is one of her representative (代表) works and 　53　 has been translated into many languages. The 　54　 shows the real life of a common woman in Wuhan.

Chi says, "Writers don't need to be anyone, 　55 　they should be able to understand everyone." So she often travels alone to get a feel of how the world is and tries to understand people from all social strata (阶层).

46. A. At the age of 　　　 B. At the moment 　　　 C. In the beginning

47. A. became 　　　　 B. worked 　　　　 C. enjoyed

48. A. medicine 　　　　　 B. travelling 　　　　 C. literature

49. A. teaching 　　　　　 B. writing 　　　　 C. nursing

50. A. over 　　　　　　　 B. under 　　　　　　　 C. about

51. A. reached 　　　　 B. arrived 　　　　 C. went

52. A. great 　　　　　　　 B. nice 　　　　　　　 C. bad

53. A. she 　　　　　　 B. they 　　　　　　　 C. it

54. A. picture 　　　　　　 B. story 　　　　　　　 C. newspaper

55. A. or 　　　　　　 B. till 　　　　　　　 C. but

　 My name is Leo. I’m from Australia, and I　 46 in China for two years. I teach in Harbin, the 　　47 　 of Heilongjiang Province. This is an interesting city　 48 　a very colorful history. There　 49 　 some European influence in the city, and some of the old buildings in Harbin are in Russian style.

Since I　 50 　 to China. I’ve been leaning a lot about my family history. Although I’m 　 51 　, My family is Jewish. So it was very interesting　 52 　 to learn that a lot of Jews came to live in Harbin many years ago. My parents were so　 53 　 when I told them about this.　 54 　, the first Jews probably came to Kaifeng more than a thousand years ago and 　 55 by the Song Emperor.

When I lived in Australia, I studied history at school but we usually studied Australian or western history. 　　56 　, when I heard that I was going to work in China, I started 　　57 　Chinese history. I’ve been studying for over two years now. My friends in Australia said 　　58 Chinese history was very hard to understand , but I don’t really agree . I think if you study hard, you　 59 　 understand any culture. For a foreigner like me,　 60 　I learn about Chinese history, the more I enjoy living in China.

(　 )46.A. taught　　　 B. have been teaching　 C .teach　　　　 D. has taught

(　 )47.A. capital　　　 B. place　　　　　　 C centre　　　　 D. history

(　 )48.A. of　　　　　 B. with　　　　　　 C. in　　　　　 D. which

(　 )49.A. are　　　　 B. were　　　　　　 C. is　　　　　　 D. was

(　 )50.A. came　　　 B. come　　　　　　 C. will come　　 D, has come

(　 )51. A. Australia　　 B. in Australia　　　 C. Australia’s　　 D. Australian

(　 )52.A. of me　　　 B. to them　　　　 C. for me　　　　 D. for them

(　 )53.A. bored　　　 B. excited　　　　　 C. interested　　　 D. surprised

(　 )54.A. In a word　　 B. In this way　 　　 C. In fact　　　　 D. In truth

(　 )55.A.welcome　　 B. welcomed　　　 C. were welcomed　 D. was welcomed

(　 )56.A. But　　　　 B. However　 　　 C. Yet　　　　　　 D. While

(　 )57.A. learning　　 B. learn　　　　　　 C. teaching　　　 D. teach

(　 )58. A. which　　　 B. when　　　　　　 C. how　　　　　 D. that

(　 )59. A. are able to　 B. could　　　　　 C. will be able to　　 D. were able to

(　 )60.A. the more　　 B. the less　　　　　 C. more and more　 D. better and better

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　　Mrs. Hill was very much interested in singing. She had a good voice (嗓子), but some of her high notes (高音) seemed to sound like an axle (车轴) 1 enough oil. Mrs. Hill knew this very well, and tried her best to 2 them. As she didn't want to 3 the other 4 of the family, she usually went for long walks along the roads outside the city when she had time, and practised her high notes there. 5 she 6 a car or a person coming along the road, she stopped and 7 until she could 8 be heard before she started practising again 9 she was a shy woman.

　　One afternoon a fast, open car came up 10 her so 11 and so fast that she did not hear it until it was only a few metres 12 her. She was singing some of her 13 and most difficult notes at the time, and as the car went past her, she saw a 14 look come over its driver's face. The driver put his brakes (刹车) on, and as soon as the car stopped, he jumped out and began to 15 carefully at all his tyres to 16 if there was something wrong with 17 . Mrs. Hill did not dare (敢) to 18 him what the 19 had really been, so he got back into his car and drove off as puzzled (迷惑不解) as he had been when he 20 .

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