2014年泉州复习指南改编完形填空

PAGEPAGE182014年泉州英语中考完形填空（复习指南）有*的文章为2014届与2013届的变动内容。*1（指南5页）CamillaChompwasastrangelittlegirl.Shelikedto1hertimealoneeatingchocolate.Herparentswereworried,__2__theytookallthechocolateaway.

Camillaleftherhouseto3somechocolate.Shefoundasmallhousefullofbottles.Amongthebottles,abluebottlecaughtCamilla’s__4__.Itwasfullofchocolate.Inthebottletherewas___5__acardwiththewords“Changetears(眼泪)intochocolate.”

Camillawasvery__6__.Sheranoutofthehousewiththebottletolookforsomeonecrying.First,shemetalittleboycryinghardandcollected__7__tears.Thetearswerequicklychangedintochocolate.WhileCamillawascollectingthetears,shecomfortedtheboy.Finally,theboystoppedcryingandtheyhadagoodtimetogether.

Later,Camillametawomanandanoldmancrying.Thewomanhadbrokensomebowls.Andtheoldman’sdoghadjustdied.Camillacollectedtheirtearsand__8_themhappyagain.

Soon,Camillaknewthatmakingpeoplehappywasmuch__9__thanfindingchocolate.Soshestoppedcollectingtearsandbegantohelpsadpeople.Asaresult,shehadmanyfriendsandhadahappylife.()1.takeB.payC.spend()2.soB.butC.because()3.lookatB.lookforC.lookup()4.eyesB.earsC.nose()5.tooB.eitherC.also()6.angryB.excitedC.disappointed()7.hisB.herC.my()8.letB.keepC.made()9.importantB.moreimportantC.mostimportant2（指南8页）

Awomansawthreeoldmensittingoutside.Shesaid，“Idon’tthinkIknowyou,butyou

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withyourfamilywhichoneof

usyouwantinyourhouse."

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wentoutandasked.“Whichoneofyouis

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startedwalkingtothehouse.Theothertwoalsogotupand

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inviteLove.

Whyareyoucomingin?”Theoldmenansweredtogether，“IfyouhadinvitedWealthorSuccess，theothertwowouldhaveto

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3（指南8页）ManypeopleliketowatchTV.WatchingTVisoneofthemostimportant__1__oftheday.TV__2__theoutsideclosertopeople’shomes.Somepeoplesawtheworldis__3__thanbefore__4__ofTV.What’sgoingoninothercountries?__5__dopeopleliveinplacesforaway?Isthereagoodsportsgame__6__?What’slifeinthedeepestpartofthesea?Ifyouwanttoanswertheseandotherkindsofquestions,justturnontheTV.Turnitonandwatch.Youcanseealotandlearnalot.Ofcourse,peoplecanalsolearnthrough__7__orlisteningtotheradio.But__8__TVtheycanlearnbetterandmore__9__.Why?Becausetheycanhearand__10__,too.TVhelpstoopenoureyes.TValsohelpstoopenourminds.TVoftengivesusnewideas.Welearnnewerandbetterwaysofdoingsomething.()1.A.activityB.activitysC.activities()2.A.takeB.bringsC.bring()3.A.smallerB.biggerC.small()4.A.becauseB.becauseofC.since()5.A.WhatB.WhenC.How()6.A.anywhereB.nowhereC.somewhere()7.A.readB.readingC.toread

()8.A.withB.inC.on

()9.A.easyB.easierC.easily

()10.A.watchB.seeC.look4（指南10页）Duringmysecondmonthofnursingschool,ourprofessorgaveusapopquiz.Iwasa1student.Ibreezedthrough(轻松地做完)the2,untilIreadthelastone:"Whatisthefirstnameofthe3whocleanstheschool?"4,thiswassomekindofjoke.Ihadseenthecleaningwomanseveraltimes.Shewastall,dark-hairedandinher50s,buthowwouldIknowhername?I5mypaper,leavingthelastquestion6.Justbeforeclass7,onestudentaskedifthelastquestionwouldcounttowardourquizgrade."Ofcourse,"saidtheprofessor."Inyourcareers,youwill8manypeople.Allaresignificant(重要的).Theydeserve(值得)yourattentionandcare,9allyoudoissmileandsay'hello'."I've10forgottenthatlesson.IalsolearnedhernamewasDorothy.

()1.A.lazyB.hard-workingC.serious

()2.A.questionsB.answersC.troubles

()3.A.girlB.manC.woman

()4.A.SurprisinglyB.SurelyC.Easily

()5.A.gaveupB.gaveawayC.handedin

()6.A.fullB.whiteC.blank

()7.A.overB.beganC.ended()8.A.meetB.hearC.hit

()9.A.becauseB.evenifC.asif

()10.A.evenB.alreadyC.never*5（指南11页）HarryPotterisasetofpopularbookscreatedbyJ.K.RowlinginBritain.Thebooks_1_ussome

storiesaboutatalentedwizard(天才魔法师),HarryPotter.Whenhewaselevenyearsold,hehad__2__unhappylife.However,astrangeletterchangedeverything.Itsaidhe3byHogwart’sa

magicschool4wasclosedtothecommonpeople.Allkindsofadventures(冒险)happenedto

Harryfromthenon.HemetRonWeasleyandHermioneGrangeronhiswayto__5__.Theybecamegoodfriendslater.Harrydidwellinhislessonsandworkedhardtoplaymagic.Harryalwayshadapositiveattitude(态度)whenhefacedthedifficulties.__6_thehelpofhisfriends,hetriedhisbestto__7__

theenemies.Finally,theworldpeacecameback.Smileappearedoneveryone's__8__.Ifsomeonewantstoknowwhattakesplaceinthemagicalworld,hewillhavetoreadthesetofbooksby___9___!

()1.talkB.tellC.say()2.aB.anC./()3.acceptB.acceptedC.wasaccepted()4.whichB.whenC.who()5.hospitalB.homeC.school()6.WithB.ByC.Under()7.winB.loseC.beat()8.eyesB.earsC.face()9.himB.himselfC.herself6（指南20页）Timespentinabookshopcanbeenjoyable.Ifyougotoa1shop,noassistantwillcomeneartoyouandsay,"CanIhelpyou?"You2buyanythingyoudon'twant.Youmaytrytofindout3thebookyouwantis.Butifyoufail,theassistantwillleadyouthereandthenhewillgoaway.Itseemsthatheisnot4sellinganybooksatall.

Thereisastorywhichtellsusaboutagoodshop.Amedicalstudent5averyusefulbookintheshop,6itwastooexpensiveforhimtobuy.Hecouldn'tgetitfromthelibrary,either.Soeveryafternoon,hewenttheretoread7atatime.Oneday,however,hecouldn'tfind8fromitsusualplaceandwasleavingwhenhesawanassistantsigning(示意)tohim._9_hissurprise,theassistantpointedtothebookinacorner10thestudenttogoonwithhisreading.()1.A.good

B.bad

C.cheap

()2.A.shouldn't

B.needn't

C.mustn't

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B.which

C.where

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B.angrywith

C.interestedin

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B.found

C.read

()6.A.but

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C.so

()7.A.little

B.alittle

C.afew()8.A.thebook

B.theshop

C.theassistant

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B.let

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*7（指南21页）Jimwastwelveyearsold.Onedayheputasmallpaperballintohis__1_,butcouldnotgetitout.

Aweekpassed,andthepaperballwasstillinJim’snose.Hismotherbecamevery__2__becauseJim’snosebegantohaveabadsmell.__3_Jim’smothertookhimtoa___4__toseeadoctor.ThedoctortoldthemthatJimmusthaveanoperationtogetthepaperballoutthenextday.

Thenextmorning,Jimwasgoingtothehospital_5_Mary’sbike.SohewenttoMary’shouse.InMary’shouse,JimmetSophia.Sophiaaskedwhatwaswrong___6__Jim,andJimtoldherabouttheballinhisnose.SophiaaskedJim__7__herhavealookinhisnose.ThenSophiasaidtoJim,“Don’tworry.Itwillbeoutsoon.”

Sophiaput___8__blackpepperintoJim’snose.Jimsneezedandthepaperballflewout.SoJimdidn’thavetogotothehospitalforanoperation.

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4.sneezev.打喷嚏

()1.A.eyesB.mouthC.nose()2.A.worriedB.happyC.proud()3.A.ButB.SoC.Though()4.A.libraryB.bankC.hospital()5.A.inB.onC.by()6.A.withB.toC.on()7.A.letB.toletC.letting()8.A.alittleB.afewC.many*8（指南21页）Thefavoritefoodinthe

UnitedStates

isthehamburger.Thefavoriteplacetobuyahamburgerisafastfoodrestaurant.Atfastfoodrestaurant，peopleordertheirfood，waitafewminutes，andcarryittotheirtablesthemselves.Peoplealsotaketheirfoodoutoftherestaurantandeatitintheircarsorintheirhomes.Atsomefastfoodrestaurants，peoplecanordertheirfood，payforitandpickitupwithoutleavingtheircars.

Therearemanykindsoffastfoodrestaurantinthe

UnitedStates.Thegreatestinnumbersellhamburger，Frenchfriesandsoon.TheyarepopularamongAmericans.Besides，fastfoodrestaurantthatserveChinesefood，Mexicanfood，Italianfood，chicken，seafoodandicecreamareverymany.Theideaofafastfoodrestaurantissopopularthatnearlyeverykindoffoodcanbefoundinone.

Fastfoodrestaurantarepopularbecausetheyreflect（反映）Americanlifestyle.Customercanwearanytypeofdresswhentheygotoafastfoodplace.Second，theyarefast.Peoplewhoarebusydonotwanttospendtimepreparingtheirownfoodorwaitingwhilesomeonepreparesit.Infastfoodrestaurant

，foodisnotexpensive.Therefore，peopleoftenbuyandeatatafastfoodrestaurant

，whiletheymaynotbeabletogotoamoreexpensiverestaurantveryoften.

9（指南32页）Lifeisnoteasy,soI’dliketosay“Whenanythinghappens,believeinyourself.”WhenIwasayoungboy,Iwas1shytotalktoanyone.Myclassmatesoften2me.Iwassadbutcoulddonothing.Later,3happened,anditchangedmylife.ItwasanEnglishspeechcontest.Mymotheraskedmeto4it.Whataterribleidea!ItmeantIhadtospeak5alltheteachersandstudentsofmyschool!“Comeon,boy.Believeinyourself.Youaresureto6.”ThenmotherandItalkedaboutmanydifferenttopics.AtlastI7thetopic“Believeinyourself”.Itriedmybesttorememberallthespeechandpracticeditover1008.Withmymother’sgreatlove,Idid9inthecontest.Icouldhardlybelievemy10()1.A.tooB.soC.quite()2.A.madefacesatB.lookedafterC.laughedat()3.A.somethingB.everythingC.anything()4.A.takepartinB.joinC.get()5.A.toB.amongC.before()6.A.winB.passC.beat()7.A.broughtB.thoughtC.chose()8.A.wordsB.timesC.sentences()9.A.wellB.goodC.bad()10.A.resultB.eyesC.ears10（指南33页）“Thankyou”isoneofthefirstfewphrases(短语)thatourEnglishteachertaughtuswhenwebegantolearnEnglish.Eachtimewe

1

helpfromothers,wesay“Thankyou”.We

2

sayitmanytimesaday.Itseemsthat“Thankyou”isverypopular

3

Chinesestudents,butaccordingtoarecentsurveyintheDailyTelegraph

newspaper,“Thankyou”isonlythe

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mostpopularwayofexpressingthanksin

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.Thesurveyshowsthat“Cheers”isthe

6

waytoexpresstheirthanksamongBritishpeople.Forexample,

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friendsinviteeachotherforadrinkafteragame,asmileanda“Cheers”maybethebestwaytosay“thanks”.“Cheers”

8

means“ganbei”inChinese.Youmayoftenheartheword

9

betweentwogoodfriends.“Great”,“Niceone”,“Cool”,“Youstar”,“Super”,“Lovely”and“Allright”arealsopopularinformalwaysofshowingthanksamongfriendsinEngland.Ofcourse,therearesomeformalwaystosay“thanks”amongBritishpeople.Forexample,theysay“brilliant”or“muchappreciated”toexpressthanks.Sinceyouhavemanymorewaystoshowyourthanks,nexttimeyouwanttosay“thankyou”,

10tryoneofthesenewBritishphrases?Itwouldbeverycool!(

)1.A.return

B.receive

C.refuse(

)2.A.may

B.can

C.must(

)3.A.between

B.beside

C.among(

)4.A.twenty

B.twentieth

C.twelve(

)5.A.America

B.England

C.France(

)6.A.popular

B.morepopular

C.mostpopular(

)7.A.when

B.before

C.while(

)8.A.also

B.either

C.too(

)9.A.speak

B.speaking

C.spoken(

)10.A.whatabout

B.whynot

C.why11（指南33页）Ifsomeonesaystoyou,“givemefive”,don’tgivefiveYuantohim!Itwillmake

others

1

!Thepersonisn’taskingforyourmoney,

2

yourfingers.

IntheUS,“givemefive”or“givemethehighfive”isa

3

gesture.Youcanseeit

4

infilmsoronTV.Itmeanstheslapping(拍)ofeachother’sraised(举起的)right

5

together.Peopledoit

6

somethinghappyhappens.Forexample,ifastudentdoeswellinexamsorgetsNo.1inhisschoolsportsmeet,hewillgivehighfive

7

hisfriendstocelebrate.

Whodidthisgesture

8?Whydidhedothat?Nobodycouldgivetheexactanswer,it

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comefromtheoldRoman(罗马)gestureofraisingtherightarmsfortheemperor(皇帝).Thisshowedthatthepersonraisinghisarmhad

10

inhishandandhecouldn’thurttheemperor.

Whynottrytogivethehighfivetoyourfriends?

1.A.cryB.laugh

C.sad

2.A.but

B.and

C.or

3.A.strange

B.bad

C.good

4.A.seldom

B.never

C.often

5.A.hands

B.feet

C.sticks

6.A.how

B.when

C.what

7.A.to

B.on

C.for

8.A.last

B.best

C.first

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B.may

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B.something

C.everything*12（指南34页）TonycomesfromAmerica.OnedayhewenttoLondontovisithisfriend,Rick.Ricktoldhimthathisflatwas__1__thefirstfloor.Whenhearrived,Simonwentstraighttothefirstfloorofthebuilding.Buthe__2__thattherewasnoonecalledRickonthatfloor.Doyouknowwhy?Infact,theBritishcallthefirstfloorofabuildingthegroundfloor.Thefloorabovethegroundflooristhefirstfloor.ButAmericanswouldcallitthesecondfloor.ThestoryshowsthattherearesomedifferencesinculturebetweenBritainandAmerica,thoughtheBritishandAmericansbothspeakEnglish.TheBritishusuallyhidetheirfeelings.Theyseldomstartaconversationwithstrangers.Forexample,onthetraintheBritishoftenspendtheirtimereadingnewspapersorbooks.ButAmericansarequitedifferent.They’remoreactiveandeasiertotalkwith.TheBritishandAmericansmayusedifferenttermsformanythings.TheBritishusuallyusefootball,eraserandmailwhileAmericansliketousesoccer,rubberandpost.*13（指南35页）ThemostunusualmuseuminLondonistheScienceMuseum.Inmostmuseums,there'snoshoutingandnorunning,andyouaren'tallowedtotouchtheexibits.ButtheScienceMuseumWhenIgototheScienceroombecauseyoucandophysicsexperiments.Forexample,ifyouwanttofillabagwithfallingsand,youhavetomoveakindoftruckonwheelsintothecorrectposition.ThenIgoupstairstotheHumanandNatureroom.Youcancompareyourspeedwithanimalsthere.Youhearanoiseandpushabutton.Ifyouaren'tfastenough,thelioncatchesyou!I'mfasterthanallmyfriends,butthelionstillcatchesme.Therearealsoroomsontransport,theenvironmentandspace,technology,aswellasmaths,physicsandchemistry.Youcandoalotofthingsinthismuseum,butyouhavetoobeysomerulesaswell.Forexample,youmustn'ttakephotosoftheexibitsinthemuseum.Butyoucanbuypostcardsoftheminthemuseumshops.Aboveall,theScienceMuseumisfree.Thatmeansyoucandropinforafewminutesoryoucanstayaslongasyoulikeit'sopeneveryday,from10am.to6pm..SoifyougotoLondon,makesureyouvisitthe14（指南41页）Jimlivedwithhisparentsuntil21yearsold,andthenhegotajobinanothertown.Heboughtalittlenicehouse46twobedrooms,akitchenandabathroom.Helivedtherealone.Atfirsthecleanedthehousehimself,buthewassobusywithworkthathefelt47whenhegotbackhome.Sohedecidedtofind48elsetodoitforhim.SoonhisfriendaskedMrs.Ropertohelphim.Mrs.Roperwasanoldlady.Sheagreedwith49tocometohishometodosomethingeverymorningforanhour.Shehelpedhimtowashdishes,ironhisshirtsand50thehousetidyandclean.Oneday,afterMrs.Roperhadworkedfortwoweeks,Jimlookedatthemirrorinhisbedroom,“Themirror51withdust(灰).She52forgettocleanit.Icanwriteonitwithmyfinger.”Sohewrotea53inthedust,“I’mcoughingwhenItakeinair,54everythingintheroomisverydusty.”Thateveninghecamehome,hethought,“Allneedisapieceofcloth.”Buthefoundanewbottleinfrontofthemirror.He55andreadthewordsonit,“Coughmedicine”.46.A.forB.withC.on47.A.excitedB.relaxedC.tired48.A.someoneB.anyoneC.everyone49.A.pleasureB.pleasedC.pleasant50.A.becomeB.letC.keep51.A.hascoveredB.iscoveringC.iscovered52.A.shouldB.mustC.would53.A.messageB.storyC.news54.A.thoughB.orC.because55.A.pickeditupB.lookitoff.C.turneditup*15（指南45页）Leoandhisfatherdidn'ttalkfor10years.10yearsago,Leo’smotherdied.Hethoughtitwashisfather___1___causedhismother'sillness.Hehatedhisfather.

Nowtheyweresittinginanicecoffeeshop.Suddenlyhisfatheraskeda___2___toputsomesaltinhiscoffee.Leowas__3__.Hisfathersmiledandsaid,“Beforeyouwereborn,yourmotherandIoftenhadfun___4___inthesea.Wecouldtastethesea,justlikethetasteofthesaltycoffee.EverytimeIhavesaltycoffee,Ialways__5__yourmother.Imisshersomuch.”

Leowas__6__moved(感动).Heneverknewhisfatherhadsuchdeeploveforhismother.Onemonthlater,hemovedtolivewithhisfather.Everytimehemadecoffeeforhim,healsoputsomesaltinthecoffee.

After10years,hisfatherdied.Leo___7__aletterwhichsaid,“DearLeo,pleaseforgivemylife'slie—thesaltycoffee.ActuallyatthattimeIwantedsome__8___,butIsaidsalt.Itwashardformetochange,soIjustwentahead.Nowletmetellyouthetruth.Idon'tlikesaltycoffee,__9__Idrinksaltycoffeefor10years!Havingyouwithmeis__10__happinessofmywholelife.”本文主要讲述的是利奥和他的父亲关于咖啡加盐的故事。()1.A.whichB.whatC.who()2.A.waiterB.driverC.cleaner()3.A.relaxedB.surprisedC.excited()4.A.playB.toplayC.playing()5.A.hearofB.thinkofC.thinkover()6.A.deeplyB.highlyC.widely()7.A.wroteB.postedC.received()8.A.sugarB.saltC.vinegar()9.A.andB.butC.so()10.A.bigB.biggerC.thebiggest16（指南46页）“Getofftheroad!”Ihearanoldman46measIridealong,avoidingcars,otherbikesandsmallanimals.Aftermonthsofpractice,Istillcan’trideina47line,sometimesIfalloffcompletely.TheroadsinChinaareabigshock.InEngland,everyonedrivesvery48.Thereareextremelybigfines(罚款)andpunishments（惩罚）forthosedrivingdangerously.Also,the49areverythin.ButinChina,theroadsarehuge.Fordriverslikeme,thisisaninvitationtodrivedangerously.50myshinyelectricbike(ore-bike)onlygoes40km/h,Idomybesttoracecarsandotherdrivers.ChineseroadsareveryfreecomparedtothoseinEngland.Infact,it’squiteenjoyabletobeabletodrivewithoutworryingtoomuchabout51.Theproblemwiththisisthat,well,it’sabit52safe.Inmyhome,53hase-bikes.Infact,IhadnotevenheardofthembeforeIcametoChina.Iwasshockedbywhatseemedlike54electronicbikescomingtowardsme.Iwouldneverhaveguessedthat55afewmonths’time,46.A.lookatB.shoutatC.pointat47.A.longB.wideC.straight48.A.carefullyB.carefulC.carelessly49.A.roadsB.buildingsC.stores50.A.AsifB.EventhoughC.Because51.A.safeB.safetyC.safely52.A.littleB.lessC.least53.A.everybodyB.somebodyC.nobody54.A.athousandofB.thousandsofC.twothousands55.A.inB.atC.by17（指南48页）Myhusbandhadjustboughtanewwashingmachineforme.IdecidedtouseitandIwashedalotofthings.Everythingworkedwell,butIcouldn’tfindoneofmyhusband’ssocks46Ihadlookedeverywhereforit.Thenextmorning,Igotreadyfor47asusual.Whenthebellrang,thestudentscamein.Igreetedthemandtoldthemwhatweweregoingtodothatday.Theclass48aroar(狂笑)whenIturnedbacktowriteontheblackboard.Theylaughedandlaughed.TheylaughedsomuchthatIwas49Iaskedtheclassto50,butthemoreItalked,themoretheylaughed.Idecidedtopay51attentiontothemandcontinuedtowriteontheblackboard.AsIdidthis,theylaughedevenharder.Finally,theteacherwhowasintheclassroomnextto52cametoseewhatwasabout.Whenhecamein,hestarted53,too.“GoodHeavens!”Isaid,“Willyoupleasetellmewhatisso54?”“Oh,God,”saidtheteacher,“Youhaveabrownsockstucktothebackofyourshirt.”Sothat’s55Ifoundmyhusband’smissingsock.“Oh,well,”Isaidtotheclass,“Let’sjustsayyouhavehadanunforgettablelessononstaticelectricity(静电).”46.A.since B.though C.because47.A.breakfast B.clothes C.school48.A.brokeoutB.lookedoutC.carriedout49.A.afraid B.angry C.surprised50.A.stand B.write C.stop51.A.further B.more C.no52.A.me B.mine C.us53.A.talking B.laughing C.writing54.A.funny B.wrong C.upset55.A.why B.when C.how*18（指南58页）IrememberthatwhenIwasinmyteens,Iusedtorefusetofollowmany"do's"and"don'ts"ofmyparents'.Forexample,whenIplannedto1withmypetdog,theyimmediatelysaid,"2,"becausetheythoughtitwasdangerous.ThiswasjustanexampleofthethingsIthoughtmyparentswere3about.Today,however,Iamafatherofaboyaged15,andIfindthatItoo,ampressuringmysonwithalotof4hardforhim.Theotherday,Inoticedthatmysonwaswearinggiantpantsthatcould5threeteenagers.Noonewouldwearthem.Iorderedhimtotake6offatonce.Usually,hewill7,butthistimeheputhisfootdown."What'swrongwithgiantpants?Allmyclassmateswearthem.AndIdon'tthinkyouhavetheright8metoremovethem,9youaremyfather!"saidhe.I10realizedthatwearenowlivinginasocietywithmorefreedom,andthatmyson'sstrongwillonwearinggiantpantswasjusta/an11ofthegenerationgap(代沟)betweenus.Therefore,I12andnowhestillwearsgiantpants.()1.A.sleep B.sleepyＣ.asleep()2.A.StayupB.ComealongC.Noway()3.A.unbelievableB.unforgettableC.unreasonable ()4.A.jobsB.rulesC.notes()5.A.putB.wearC.hold()6.A.pantsB.one C.them()7.A.allowB.annoyC.agree()8.A.tomakeB.toaskC.tolet()9.A.afterallB.onlyifC.eventhough()10.A.possiblyB.suddenlyCespecially()11.A.instance B.challengeC.resolution()12.A.gaveaway B.gaveupC.gavein19（指南60页）Haveyoueverlistenedtoyoungchildrentalkingontheplayground?Theyarealwaysboasting（吹牛），especiallysomethingabouttheirfamily.Forexample,th