The lecture (报告) on smoking was over at last. As we boys were rushing towards the playground, Jim slipped (滑倒) by the table. The watch, which Mrs. Smith had laid (放) on the table as she started her　　1　　, disappeared.

　　We were　　2　　to go back for class again when the headmaster called us　　3　　and said,“I've got a little　　4　　for you boys. Mrs. Smith has just lost her watch on the playground. This kind of thing has happened　　5　 , she says it just　　6　　off her wrist (手腕). So, look around for it, will you?　　7　　if you're clever enough to find it. Let's　　8　　clear the boy who does　　9　　will get a useful reward(奖赏).”At once, we started looking for the watch. Everybody wished to be the　　10　　one. Suddenly, Jim stopped and bent down as if to　　11　　something. And　　12　　he was in front of Mrs. Smith, all smiles,　　13　　the watch to her.

　　Mrs. Smith, however, didn't seem at all　　14　 . In fact, she looked angry. She took the watch without　　15　　a“Thank you”. Jim got　　16　 a large piece of paper from the headmaster, who　　17　　him to write a composition　　18　　the dangers of smoking. What could　　19　　Jim write about? He don't listened to the lecture and had nothing to say on the　　20　 .

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Secondhand smoke clearly kills people and the only way to control it is to ban smoking in all workplaces, US Surgeon-General Dr Richard Carmona said.

In 1964, Surgeon General’s report first laid out the  1  of smoking. Years later, in another report, Dr Richard Carmona   2   the effects of secondhand smoke and said no one should be forced to inhale it.

“Secondhand smoke causes early death and disease in children and in   3   who do not smoke,” the report reads. “Children   4   to secondhand smoke are at an increased risk for sudden infant death syndrome, acute respiratory infections, and ear problems,” it adds.

    Smoking by   5   causes respiratory symptoms and slows lung growth in their children. A 2005 report from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found that 430   6   died every year in the United States from sudden infant death syndrome----- all   7  by secondhand smoke.

States,   8  and other local authorities have battled over instituting（制定）smoking bans. Some   9  , especially bars and restaurants, have said they will lose business if smoking is completely banned. But the report said it is impossible to protect non-smokers even with designated smoking areas, and at least one report from California, which has strict bans, has shown no   10  on businesses.

1．A．advantages            B．dangers               C．poisons               D．elements

2,4,6

2．A．neglected              B．gained                 C．detailed               D．conquered

3．A．gentlemen             B．mothers               C．youngsters          D．adults

4．A．exposed                B．resisted               C．reported              D．invited

5．A．audiences              B．authorities            C．patients               D．parents

6．A．teenagers              B．elders                  C．mothers              D．newborns

7．A．obtained                B．created                C．caused                D．abandoned

8．A．countries               B．cities                   C．schools               D．businesses

9．A．stores                   B．headquarters        C．industries            D．factories

10．A．comment                 B．impact             C．attack                     D．affect

Secondhand smoke clearly kills people and the only way to control it is to ban smoking in all workplaces, US Surgeon-General Dr Richard Carmona said.

In 1964Surgeon General’s report first laid out the  1  of smoking. Years later, in another report Dr Richard Carmona  2  the effects of secondhand smoke and said no one should be forced to inhale it.

“Secondhand smoke causes early death and disease in children and in   3  who do not smoke,” the report reads. “Children   4  to secondhand smoke are at an increased risk for sudden infant death syndrome, acute respiratory infections, and ear problems,” it adds.

Smoking by   5   causes respiratory symptoms and slows lung growth in their children. A 2005 report from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found that 430  6  died every year in the United States from sudden infant death syndrome-all   7  by secondhand smoke.

States,  8  and other local authorities have battled over instituting（制定）smoking bans. Some   9  , especially bars and restaurants, have said they will lose business if smoking is completely banned. But the report said it is impossible to protect non-smokers even with designated smoking areas, and at least one report from California, which has strict bans, has shown no   10  on businesses.

1．A．advantages            B．dangers               C．poisons               D．elements

2,4,6

2．A．neglected              B．gained                 C．detailed               D．conquered

3．A．gentlemen             B．mothers               C．youngsters          D．adults

4．A．exposed                B．resisted               C．reported              D．invited

5．A．audiences              B．authorities            C．patients               D．parents

6．A．teenagers              B．elders                  C．mothers              D．newborns

7．A．obtained                B．created                C．caused                D．abandoned

8．A．countries               B．cities                   C．schools               D．businesses

9．A．stores                   B．headquarters        C．industries            D．factories

10．A．comment           B．impact             C．attack             D．affect

请认真阅读下面对话, 并根据各题所给的首字母的提示, 写出一个英语单词的完整、正确形式, 使对话通顺。

W：Hi, Tom, I'd like to know your views about smoking.

M：I agree that smoking can be（1） h______. So can be many other habits.

W：（2） L________ what?

M：Having candies, for instance.

W：How can you compare （3） b________ the two habits?  

M：Nowadays many people die from（4） e _______too much sugar.

  It makes people overweight．But（5） f ______ try to forbid sweets. 

W：Too much sugar is bad! But only the people who have too much.

M：What do you mean?

W：I mean smoking is not only bad for the smoker's （6） h______ but also affects

that of others. They force us to（7）b ___ the poison they blow into the air.          

M：Well, what do you suggest ought to be done?

W：I think smoking should be forbidden in all（8） P ______ places

like hospitals. restaurants and schools．

M：In this way, all the teachers will not be（9）a _____ to smoke at work.

W：That's right. Teachers should set good examples to the students.

I even think that whoever wants to be a teacher or a doctor, he should

be at least a（10）n________