One day, some children were playing hide-and-seek（捉迷藏）happily. In front of the  31   , Jim found the door of the letter box was   32   and climbed in. He   33  closed the door. When he knew   34   he had locked himself in it, he began to  35   help, but nobody could   36  . He was  37   and began to cry. At that time, his sister was   38   for him. She happened to hear him. She , of course, wasn’t able to open it.

　　When the  39   helped him out, he couldn’t keep back his tears. He had been in the box for nearly an hour.

　“Don’t forget  40   a stamp on yourself next time,” said the postman.

1.A. shop   B. park     C. post office  D. hospital

2.A. open   B. closed   C. big      D. broken

3.A. slowly       B. easily       C. quickly    D. hardly

4.A. that       B. what         C. why      D. if

5.A. find out     B. find     C. shout for D. look after

6.A. open       B. help         C. see      D. hear

7.A. angry B. hungry      C. afraid        D. happy

8.A. asking     B. looking C. waiting D. shouting

9.A. policeman B. friend   C. postman D. cleaner

10.A.to draw      B. to put      C. to make     D. to buy

Football is, I do think, the most favorite game in England: one has only to go to one of the important  1  to see this. Rich and poor, young and old, one can see them there,  2  for one side or the  3    .

   To a stranger, one of the most surprising things about football in  4   is the Great knowledge of the game which  5   the smallest boy seems to have. He can tell you the names of the  6  in most of the important teams, he has  7  of them and knows the results of large numbers of matches. He will tell you who he  8  will win such a match, and his ideas about  9  are usually as good as those of men three or four times his  10  .

（  ） 1. A. cities                 B. matches             C. teams                       D. places

（  ） 2. A. waiting          B. looking               C. asking              D. shouting

（  ） 3. A. other              B. same                C. team                 D. places

（  ） 4. A. China              B. the USA              C. England              D. Canada

（  ） 5. A. all                 B. hardly               C. only                 D. even

（  ） 6. A. players             B. cities                 C. countries             D. matches

（  ） 7. A. names             B. pictures              C. heard                D. thought

（  ） 8. A. says               B. asks                C. decides              D. hopes

（  ） 9. A. England             B. players              C. football              D. men

（  ） 10. A. ideas              B. age                     C. stories                D. education

　　Football（足球）is, I do think, the most favourite game in England: One has only to go to one of the important (1) to see this. Rich and poor, young and old, one can see them all there, (2) for one side or the (3) .

　　To a stranger（陌生人）, one of the most surprising things about football in (4) is the great knowledge（知识）of the game which (5) the smallest boy seems to have. He can tell you the names of the (6) in most of the important teams. He has (7) of them and knows the results（结果）of large numbers of matches. He will tell you who he (8) will win such a match and his ideas about (9) are usually as good as those of men three or four (10) his age（年龄）.