Japan is a beautiful country, covering with many

1．________

tiny rivers and high mountains. Japan is also a pleased

2．________

country. It is known for“the land of the cherry blossom

3．________

(樱花)”because of the spring of the year the cherry trees

4．________

are also beautiful. Everywhere there are hundred of

5．________

different kinds of wild flowers.

　　Where there were no nature gardens, the Japanese

6．________

has made their own. Because the islands are so hilly and

7．________

there is a great shortage(缺乏) of soil, so every little

8．________

bit is used. No matter how tiny may be, every home has

9．________

its own little garden. Japan is a country worthy of a visit.

10．________

　　Two Americans spacemen made a successful

(1)________

walk in space today to repair research

(2)________

satellite. Questions happened when the new

(3)________

satellite, which coated over $ 2 billion

(4)________

to put into position, failed to work proper.

(5)________

Experts at the Space Research Centre in USA

(6)________

discover through tests that two of the

(7)________

sunshine panels had not folded correctly.

(8)________

As a result of this, the satellite did not

(9)________

producing enough electricities from the

(10)________

sunshine to send signals back to earth.

　One day the famous America scientist Albert   

(1) ________

Einstein came cross an old friend of his in a  

(2) ________

street in New York．

“Mr Einstein”, says the friend,“It seems 

(3) ________

 that you need to have new overcoat．　　 Look, how 

(4) ________

worn-out it is．”

“It doesn't matter, ”answered to Albert 　　

(5) ________

Einstein．“No one knows me here in New York．”

Several years ago, they met in New York again．　　　　　　  

(6) ________

Einstein become a world-famous physicist 

(7) ________

by then, but he still wore the same old overcoat．　　 Once 

(8) ________

again his friend tried to persuade him buy a new one．  

(9) ________

“There's no need now, ”said Einstein, “Nobody  

(10) ________

here has known me．”

　In 1962, a Russia woman told her 

(1)  ________

doctor that she could “see” with her fin-

(2)  ________

gers． Of course, the doctor did not believe

it after he saw this with his own eyes． The 

(3)  ________

doctor had covered her eyes with a large 

(4)  ________

handkerchief and then put some 　　 newspa-

(5)  ________

pers on her hands． She was able to read

the newspaper with feeling and touching 

(6)  ________

them． The doctor examined her many

times and satisfied with the examination． 

(7)  ________

So he sent her to Moscow, in where she 

(8)  ________

was further examined by scientists．

Her unusual power in end was 

(9)  ________

being believed by the scientists． 

(10) ________

　One afternoon on April, 1912, a new

 (1) ________

ship set off from England to America on it

(2) ________

first trip． It was one of the largest and

first ship at that time．

(3) ________

It was cold, but the trip was pleasant

and people are enjoying themselves． The

(4) ________

next day was even cold． People could see

(5) ________

icebergs here or there． It 　　 was night, sud-

(6) ________

denly the man on watch shouting “Look

 (7)　　 ________

out Iceberg”．

It was too late, a ship hit the iceberg

(8) ________

and came to a stop． There that was a very

(9) ________

big hole in the ship and water began to

come． Slowly the ship started to go down．

(10) _______