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I ________(encourage) greatly by his words.

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She had a car accident, but she. refused ________(take) to the hospital.

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A lot of boys and girls ________(support) by the Hope Project.

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More than 100 famous films ________(show) in our city since October.

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I can't ride my bike now because it is ________(repair)

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More cars are to ________(produce) in this factory.

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The thief ________(catch) while climbing over the garden wall.

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No letters ________(receive) since last Sunday.

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　　Yellowstone is the United States' first and most famous national park. This large wilderness area is very high in the Rocky Mountains(落基山脉) of the northwestern US. It is bigger than the 1 (biggest, smallest) state in the US. Yellowstone became the world's first national park in 1872. Yellowstone has many different kinds of unusual scenery. Although millions of people visit the park, the land remains 2 (unchanged, unchanging)-still a wilderness. The valley of the Yellowstone River has beautifully coloured rocks and three large waterfalls. 3 (In, On) the early morning or evening, visitors sometimes see large deer-like animals, or buffalo(水牛) 4 (eat, eating) grass along the shores of Lake Yellowstone. The high mountains around Yellowstone are covered 5 (with, by) evergreen forests. Yellowstone Park has many areas 6 (with, of) hot springs(泉). These are caused by heat 7 (from, in) the hot centre of the earth. Old Faithful(老忠诚) is the most famous. 8 (Every, Each) 70 minutes, Old Faithful sends hot water about 150 feet high 9 (into, in) the air. Here, hot spring water runs down over rocks 10 (onto, into) deep pools. It looks 11 (rather, fairly) like a wonderful white cake. When you visit Yellowstone, why 12 (not live, not to live) like a cowboy? You can stay 13 (at, in) an Old West country hotel. You'll enjoy typical cowboy food outdoor. You can ride a horse along one of the many paths or trails. There are over 1,000 miles of trails around Yellowstone. If you like excitement, take a boat trip down the fast Snake River. Or spend a 14 (quiet, quite) summer day 15 (fishing, to fish) by a river or a blue mountain lake. In winter, Yellowstone Park is covered with heavy snow, but visitors still come to skate, with clouds of steam above them and snow around Yellowstone's hot springs look even more wonderful.

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　　They hunted bison, a type of cattle which used to exist 1 huge numbers on the plains of America. The bison grows 2 a shoulder-height of 1.5 metres and can weigh 1,100 kilograms. It was an important part of native Americans' life, Bison 3 killed for their meat, 4 their fur provided warm clothing during cold winters. The native Americans made tents and water containers 5 the skins and tools from the bones. The teeth were used to make necklaces.

　　From about 1830 6 in the USA and from about 1870 in Canada, European settlers began to move westward. Large groups of native Americans were forced to move away from their old hunting grounds. When they resisted, they were killed. There were many fierce wars between native Americans and European settlers. Settlers made agreements 7 native American chiefs but always broke them afterwards. 8 this way; native Americans were forced onto poor land that settlers did not want.

　　The settles built railways 9 the plains and began to hunt even more bison. While early settlers had killed bison 10 food, now the killing became more widespread. They killed the bison, cut off the skins and left the bodies to rot.