初中英语记叙文填空题

There is an old Spanish saying，"Tomorrow is often the busiest day of the week"．How many times have we （1）　　our dreams until tomorrow？I would say，too many．Our dreams should not，and can not wait．We have to go for them now!Here are the （2）　　．

Tomorrow is not promised．Nobody likes to talk about （3）　　，but the fact is﹣everybody is going to die at one point．（4）　　of us know the hour，or the day．So （5）　　is all we have．Don't go to your tomb （6）　　unfulfilled （未完成的）dreams．Make the decision to go after every dream，（7）　　or small right now．

You will be much （8）　　if you go for it．Imagine how much happier you'll be if you are living the life you always dream about．The only thing that is stopping you is （9）　　．Take control of your own happiness．Don't keep your dreams waiting．

Take me for example．When I was nine，I found an ad for （10）　　greeting cards in a children's magazine．I asked my mother to let me send for the cards．Two weeks later when the cards arrived，I rushed from the house．Three hours later，I returned home with no card but a lot of money．A salesperson was born．

（1）A． given up	B． talked about	C． put off
（2）A． reasons	B． examples	C． puzzles
（3）A． danger	B． dream	C． death
（4）A． All	B． None	C． Neither
（5）A． today	B． yesterday	C． tomorrow
（6）A． in	B． with	C． after
（7）A． mad	B． good	C． big
（8）A． happier	B． lazier	C． healthier
（9）A． ourselves	B． himself	C． yourself
（10）A． lending	B． selling	C． collecting

At my primary school，I was one of the smartest kids there．I never（29）　　，but always got near perfect scores on all my tests．I was a child genius（天才），at least in my mind．I was also（30）　　music and sports．I was pretty sure that once I got to seventh grade，everyone including my teachers would be（31）　　by me．

But actually，they weren't．

When I arrived at my new class，it seemed that there was always someone else who could do （32）　　than I．My grades got worse and I needed to actually be studying for my tests．I believed I wasn't smart．I believed I wasn't talented．I believed I（33）　　．

Over the next two years，I had to work very hard for everything I did．Grades were still very low but gradually（34）　　，I worked really hard but was still never the best at everything．

But do I really have to be the best at everything？All the pressure I was feeling，all that（35）　　when I did wrong，that was me!I was being too hard on myself．In fact，when I did badly on a test，my classmates would never（36）　　me．

No one is perfect．There will probably always be someone better than me at something．I will never be the number one at everything，and it's really okay．

29．A．forgot	B．studied	C．regretted
30．A．busy with	B．tired of	C．good at
31．A．amazed	B．scared	C．fooled
32．A．better	B．easier	C．slower
33．A．passed	B．failed	C．relaxed
34．A．improving	B．fighting	C．reporting
35．A．development	B．excitement	C．embarrassment
36．A．help with	B．laugh at	C．learn from．

In 1959，when Jean Harper was in the third grade，her teacher asked the class to write a report on what they wanted to be when they grew up．

Jean's father was a （33）　　，so Jean was very interested in airplanes and flying．She （34）　　 about her dream to become an airplane pilot．

The paper came back with an"F"on it．The teacher told （35）　　 this was impossible，for it wasn't a job for a woman．

Jean （36）　　 years of hurt and fear because of this discouragement until she met her English teacher Mrs．Slaton in high school．

Mrs．Slaton said to Jean's class，"You have the （37）　　 and talents．If you don't go after your dreams once you leave school，no one will do it for you．You can get what you want （38）　　 you want it enough．"

Jean felt so （39）　　that she told Mrs．Slaton all about her old dreams．The teacher said："Then do it!"

So Jean did．It took her 10years of （40）　　 work．In 1978，she became one of only 50women airline pilots in the nation，and finally，a Boeing 737captain for United Airlines．

33．A．lawyer	B．pilot	C．writer
34．A．wrote	B．thought	C．heard
35．A．me	B．him	C．her
36．A．explained	B．mentioned	C．experienced
37．A．directions	B．abilities	C．honors
38．A．if	B．but	C．though
39．A．relaxed	B．excited	C．disappointed
40．A．awful	B．boring	C．hard

Sometimes people around you can change your life．Let me share my story with you．The person（43）　　 has changed my life is Julia Masi．She has taught me so many things that I will carry with me（44）　　 my life．

One thing I've learned from Julia is how to balance（45）　　．Julia has shown me how to（46）　　．ahead so that I can finish all my schoolwork，enjoy sports and（47）　　．have time for my friends．I have also learned that you can find anything interesting（48）　　．you connect it with something you enjoy．

Last year I hated studying vocabulary，but I loved playing computer games．Julia combined（与…相结合）the two and showed me a website called"freerice．com"where you can play a word game．Each time you use a correct word，you can donate（捐赠）5grains of rice to the poor．Thanks to the game，I（49）　　about 1，000words in just one month．

Julia had a good effect on me．Without Julia's help．I probably wouldn't have（50）　　how easy it is to help the poor．There are so many ways that one person can（51）　　．I've learned to be more grateful for what I own．I am very（52）　　for the opportunities that I have been given．I will never give up helping those less fortunate（幸运的）in the rest of my life．

43．A．whom	B．whose	C．who	D．which
44．A．for	B．along	C．throughout	D．among
45．A．work	B．money	C．diet	D．time
46．A．get	B．plan	C．Move	D．stay
47．A．always	B．seldom	C．yet	D．still
48．A．while	B．once	C．unless	D．if
49．A．learned	B．read	C．used	D．spelled
50．A．Realize	B．Notice	C．imagined	D．dreamed
51．A．make a choice	B．make a difference	C．make a decision	D．make a mistake
52．A．ready	B．sorry	C．thankful	D．pleased．

At the end of my first year of high school， I realized I needed to find a summer job． I was tired of having to ask my parents for（1）　　．I wanted to go to the shopping center or movies with friends without having to ask for ＄20 from my parents． I imagined having a job at a store or at a summer camp where I could play games with children． But what actually happened was（2）　　．The only job I managed to find was cleaning up tables at a local restaurant．

At first， the idea of clearing tables upset me．The thought of getting up at dawn（黎明） to go clean up after people made me（3）　　ever asking for a job． The first day was terribly busy． I was running around， racing to get a table ready for the waiting customers． I'll never forget how（4）　　I felt that day， but I'll also never forget sitting down for lunch with my co﹣workers for the first time． People my age or ten years older all sat together and talked about their days． All of a sudden I was a part of that， and it felt good to be so（5）　　．

I've now worked at the restaurant for almost one year． I've learned to be happy about getting up so early， because I know there're going to be a few good（6）　　every day there．

From starting there as a shy student， I've been able to grow into a person that can go up and（7）　　anyone， at work or anywhere else． I'm also not as sensitive（敏感的） as I used to be﹣getting an impolite customer might make me feel bad，but very soon I can laugh it off with my co﹣workers．The little job has given me so much， and I can't wait to go back and continue to（8）　　from my experience．

（1）A． food	B． money	C． attention	D． advice
（2）A． exciting	B． encouraging	C． confusing	D． disappointing
（3）A． forget	B． enjoy	C． regret	D． imagine
（4）A． tired	B． happy	C． curious	D． relaxed
（5）A． loved	B． missed	C． needed	D． included
（6）A． dishes	B． choices	C． moments	D． customers
（7）A． find	B． greet	C． push	D． stop
（8）A． grow	B． stand	C． rest	D． hide

In the summer of 1936， a poor sheepherder （牧羊人）fell ill and came（1）　　a small hospital in Fort Benton， Montana， with his dog．The sheepherder was seriously ill and died soon．

The sheepherder's body was （2）　　to his family by train．The dog cried as the train carrying his master's （主人的） body disappeared．

Trains came to Fort Benton four times a day．The dog stayed there to meet each one， waiting for his master to return．He watched each passenger（3）　　the train．

The station manager Ed felt（4）　　for the dog． He named the dog Shep and left him some food every day． He encouraged the dog to come inside the station． Finally， Shep get to trust Ed and would come inside． But every day when the trains （5）　　 ，Shep was back waiting at the same place．

The passengers who came to Fort Benton wondered （6）　　the dog was always there ，greeting the trains．Ed decided to write a pamphlet（小册子）about Shep's （7）　　and sell it to the passengers for a small price． Some newspapers shared Shep's story across the nation．

Day after day， Shep continued to wait and watch．He was （8）　　old when he died in 1942．After his （9）　　，the people of Font Benton made a beautiful bronze statue （铜像）of Shep to honor （10）　　． Today， many visitors still stop to look at the statue and buy the pamphlet．

（1）A． out	B． to	C． from	D．at
（2）A． burned	B． hidden	C． sent	D． found
（3）A．get off	B． get up	C． get along	D． get to
（4）A．lucky	B． angry	C． happy	D． sorry
（5）A．left	B． came	C． disappeared	D． went
（6）A．if	B． how	C． why	D． what
（7）A． story	B． hobby	C． habit	D． look
（8）A． much	B． exactly	C． mainly	D． very
（9）A． death	B． birth	C． illness	D． success
（10）A． them	B． you	C． her	D． him

A teenage girl couldn't stand （忍受） her family rules， so she left home．

She wanted to be a famous star， but she had a little education．（1）　　 years later， she had to ask for food on the street for a living． Now her parents are old． But they are still （2）　_　

their daughter． They have been to every corner of the city． Everywhere they go， they（3）　_　

a big photo of their daughter on the wall with a sentence，"We still love you…come back home!"

One day， the daughter saw one of the photos． She was so surprised that she couldn't believe her（4）　　． "Is that me？" She moved（5）　　 and read the words，"We still love you …She cried． She couldn't wait（6）　　 back home． When she got home， she rushed to the bedroom at once． Her mother was sleeping there． She（7）　　 her mother up and said，"It's me! Your daughter is back home．（8）　　 is the door unlocked？ A thief could get in．"The mother answered softly， "The door has never locked（9）　　 you left． We miss you all the time． We believe that you'll come back some day．"

We all know parents love their children forever． Children should also understand their parents．（10）　　 this way， both parents and children can be happy．

（1）A． A little	B． More	C． Much	D．A few
（2）A． looking after	B． looking for	C． looking at	D． looking up
（3）A． set up	B． put up	C． cut up	D． make up
（4）A． eyes	B． ears	C． nose	D． head
（5）A． farther	B． further	C． closer	D． away
（6）A． going	B． to go	C． to gone	D． go
（7）A． wake	B． wakes	C． waking	D． woke
（8）A． Why	B． Who	C． When	D． What
（9）A． since	B． for	C． before	D． unless
（10）A． With	B． By	C． In	D． On

A group called New Story is working with a company called Icon to quickly build lots of houses for poor people in Tabasco， Mexico．The way they are building the houses is （1）　　﹣by 3D﹣printing technology．

New Story is a group（2）　　works to bring cheap but good houses to people who can't （3）　　them． The group has built over 2，700 houses in places （4）　　 Bolivia， EI Salvador， Haiti and Mexico． In the past， New Story built（5）　　 houses in a normal way． But it（6）　　a long time． That's（7）　　New Story began to work with Icon． Icon has developed a way to build houses （8）　　by 3D﹣printing them with concrete（混凝土）． Some areas where New Story wants to build houses suffer from earthquakes，（9）　_　 Icon's houses have been designed to hold up in earthquake conditions．

The houses in Tabasco have two bedrooms， a living room， a kitchen， and a bathroom． Because the houses are created with a computer design， it's easy to（10）　_　the design to suit the needs of different families． They are expected to live in later this year．

（1）A． common	B． expensive	C． unusual	D． strong
（2）A． these	B． those	C． this	D． that
（3）A． clean	B． repair	C． afford	D． borrow
（4）A． by	B． with	C． like	D． between
（5）A． its	B． his	C． her	D． my
（6）A． had	B． took	C． cost	D． spent
（7）A． why	B． how	C． what	D． when
（8）A． possibly	B． quickly	C． carefully	D． suddenly
（9）A． for	B．so	C． or	D．as
（10）A． share	B． print	C． change	D． produce

It was Thanksgiving．Snow was falling when Bob（1）　　towards the city park．Bob was deserted（遗弃）by his parents and was raised（抚养） by a kind man．Two years ago，to be（2）　　 ，Bob built a tradition．That was to take his Thanksgiving dinner to the park to share with a homeless person．

The park was（3）　　．Everyone was home enjoying their dinner．After arriving at the park，Bob saw an old woman sitting on a bench（长椅）． Bob stopped his car in a parking place and got out．He took the（4）　　from the front seat and began walking towards her． When he stood beside her，she jumped as if（好像） she had（5）　　been woken up from sleeping．She looked up（6）　　Bob， and then his eyes brightened．

"Good evening， madam， "Bob said， smiling．"I've brought you some Thanksgiving dinner．Would you like to share it with me？"The woman nodded and Bob served her the food and then watched her（7）　　she ate happily．When the woman finished， he（8）　　the table．Then he took twenty dollars out of his wallet．

He put the（9）　　 into her hand．Then he kissed her lightly on the forehead and said．"Thank you for（10）　　my Thanksgiving dinner．"With that， he took his dishes from the table and returned to the car．

（1）A．walked	B．drove	C．ran
（2）A．thankful	B．successful	C．surprised
（3）A．noisy	B．crowded	C．empty
（4）A．flowers	B．food	C．books
（5）A．suddenly	B．quietly	C．carefully
（6）A． after	B．to	C．at
（7）A．because	B．as	C．since
（8）A．cleaned	B．broke	C．covered
（9）A．dishes	B．money	C．keys
（10）A．bringing	B．cooking	C．sharing

Tony is a warm﹣hearted repairman， who lost his job again a few months ago． He was really （1）　　 applying for （申请） a new job．

One day， he brought together all his courage to go to a job interview． The interview was at 10 a．m and it was already 8：30． While waiting for a bus， he saw a man （2）　　 kicking one tyre（轮胎）of his car． Clearly， there was something wrong with the car． Tony （3）　　to help．

An hour later， Tony finished repairing the car， getting his shirt dirty． The man thanked him and wanted to pay for the（4）　　． "I was just helping out，" Tony （5）　　．"I have to rush for an interview now，" he added， "Well，I could take you there．It's the（6）　　 I could do， please!" the man insisted （坚持）． Then Tony agreed．

While waiting in the long line of the applicants （应聘者）（7）　　 his dirty shirt， Tony felt embarrassed and nervous． One by one， the applicants left the interviewer's office with （8）　　 looks on their faces． Finally his name was called．

The（9）　　 was sitting on a big chair with his back towards Tony． "Do you really need to be interviewed？" he asked． Tony's heart sank （下沉）．"With the way I （10）　　 now， how could I possibly（11）　　 this interview？" he thought to himself．

Then the interviewer（12）　　 his chair． To Tony's surprise， it was the man he helped earlier in the morning!

"Sorry to keep you waiting， but I was pretty sure I had made the（13）　　 decision to have you in our company even（14）　　 you came into this office．I just know you'd be a good worker I can（15）　　． Congratulations!"

（1）A． afraid of	B． interested in	C． crazy about	D． sure of
（2）A． excitedly	B． slowly	C． hardly	D． angrily
（3）A． provided	B． offered	C． asked	D． promised
（4）A． car	B． tyre	C． work	D． time
（5）A． refused	B． accepted	C． agreed	D． avoided
（6）A． most	B． best	C． least	D． worst
（7）A． in	B． for	C． with	D． of
（8）A． satisfied	B． disappointed	C． worried	D． pleased
（9）A． clerk	B． customer	C． applicant	D． interviewer
（10）A． talk	B． stand	C． look	D． wait
（11）A． fail	B． pass	C． lose	D． win
（12）A． knocked	B． broke	C． shook	D． turned
（13）A． wrong	B． right	C． silly	D． careful
（14）A． until	B． after	C． before	D． since
（15）A． trust	B． depend	C． meet	D． praise

My life was perfect when I was twelve years old． I had a big family，（1）　　 my sister， Chrissy，and a little brother， Patrick， whom I loved greatly． Spring was coming， and I was（2）　　about another summer with Grandma． She and I had great fun together last summer． She was retiring （ 退休）this year，（3）　　that meant more time with her． Then， on April 11， 2017， at 10：00 P．M．，we were all going to bed when the phone rang． My uncle was（4）　　to say that Grandpa had just taken Grandma to the hospital…

The next morning I was told that Grandma was gone due to a heart disease． I tried to be strong，but even my father（5）　　． I hadn't even said goodbye to her： I couldn't control my（6）　　anymore and began to cry loudly． It finally hit me： She was gone （7）　　． All she had left me were（8）　　in the garden ﹣ the hours we spent planting flowers and taking care of （9）　　． I believe that my grandma is a star watching over me， and she would have wanted me to be（10）　　and happy like her， even though there are bad times． My family and friends love me for who I am and support me for what I do， as I know my grandma would， too．

（1）A． besides	B． including	C． except	D． beside
（2）A． worried	B． excited	C． moved	D． surprised
（3）A． but	B． while	C． so	D． or
（4）A． calling	B． visiting	C． helping	D． writing
（5）A． shouted	B． spoke	C． talked	D． cried
（6）A． thoughts	B． words	C． ideas	D． feelings
（7）A． ever	B． forever	C． always	D． sometimes
（8）A． instructions	B． suggestions	C． memories	D． experiments
（9）A． them	B． her	C．it	D． us
（10）A． weak	B． careful	C． polite	D． strong

Grandma Kong is from the western countryside of China． She has spent nearly（1）　　years adopting （收养） and raising abandoned （被遗弃的）children． She gives them food to eat and sends them to school to get an（2）　　．

Kong first adopted an abandoned child in the 1970s．She found she couldn't stop there．Though in poor health，the kind woman（3）　　 adopting abandoned children and raising them as her own．Over the last 48 years， she has adopted over 40 children．（4）　　of them have grown up and become doctors or lawyers．

It costs Kong a lot to raise so many children．There were times she couldn't put enough（5）　　on the table． She chose to leave home to look for leftovers （残羹剩饭） in the rubbish． To her great （6）　　，things got much better with time． Now her grown up children help her to bring up their（7）　　 brothers and sisters．

Kong always believes that education is the best way to get out of poverty （贫穷），（8）　　 she makes sure that all her children go to school． She said． "I told my children that it was quite（9）　　for them to study hard and that it was their only chance to change their lives．"

Kong's story has（10）　　thousands of people's hearts． Many of them say she is a great mother and a good example to follow．

（1）A． thirty	B． forty	C． fifty
（2）A．education	B． answer	C． exam
（3）A．stops	B． keeps	C． regrets
（4）A．None	B． Some	C．All
（5）A．food	B． water	C． paper
（6）A． sadness	B． pity	C．pleasure
（7）A．younger	B． elder	C． taller
（8）A．but	B． or	C． so
（9）A．strange	B． impossible	C． necessary
（10）A．separated	B． touched	C． protected

Toby remembers

My name is Toby． I'm eighty﹣three years old this spring． My house is right in the middle of Stratford﹣upon﹣Avon， and I can watch the street market（1）　　my window． But I live very quietly now． I'm just a（n）（2）　　man， sitting in a chair．

I once knew the greatest man in England．For thirty years I was his friend． I worked with（3）　　in the theatre， through the good times and the bad times． He was a good friend to me． He was also the best playwright （剧作家）and poet that ever lived in England． William Shakespeare was his（4）　　．

I saw all his plays in the theatre． People（5）　　them． They shouted， laughed and cried，ate oranges，and called for more． William Shakespeare could please all kinds of（6）_____ including Kings，Queens，Princes，great lords and ladies，poor people，the boys who held the horses…everyone．

He put me in a play once．Well，he used my name﹣Toby．Twelfth Night was the play．I remember，in the play，Sir Toby Belch was a big fat man，who liked drinking（7）　　and having a good time．Queen Elizabeth the First watched that（8）　　﹣Twelfth Night，on the 6th of January，1601． She liked it， too．

William's dead now，of course． He's been dead for more than thirty years， and no one sees his plays now． The Puritans （清教徒）have（9）　　all the theaters． There's no singing，no dancing，no plays． It isn't like that in my young days． We had a good time in London， William and I…

I've no teeth now， and my hair has all fallen out，（10）　　I can still think﹣and remember． I remember when William and I were young， just boys really．

（1）A．from	B．for	C．of
（2）A．young	B．old	C．strong
（3）A．them	B．her	C．him
（4）A．name	B．book	C．friend
（5）A．hated	B．loved	C．minded
（6）A．children	B．adults	C．people
（7）A．too much	B．too many	C．much too
（8）A．movie	B．play	C．concert
（9）A．built	B．opened	C．closed
（10）A．but	B．so	C．or

It is hard to imagine how a person is to spend the whole life when only the head and hands are able to move．

Xu Ruiyang， an 18﹣year﹣old student from Kunming， has suffered（遭 受） from spinal muscular atrophy（脊柱肌肉菱缩）（1）　　she was 2 years old． At that time， the doctor said that most children with spinal muscular atrophy will only live a few years．

The family did not give up， or even just （2）　　． To help Xu Ruiyang live with dignity（尊严），her parents （3）　　 her living and learning skill strictly． Opening a book or raising hands，some very easy actions for common people，（4）　　， are big challenges for Xu． She had to use her head or（5）　　to work together with hands to finish these actions．

When she started learning to write ，she couldn't even（6）　　 a pen．But she never gave up．Once she lost the pen， she picked it up and （7）　　writing． Xu finally could write 500 Chinese characters before becoming a primary school student， after（8）　　thousands of times．

Over the past few year，Xu has overcome（克服）many problems，including the（9）　　 caused by the disease． Her parents worried about her health and（10）　　her to drop out of school，but Xu's answer was no．"（11）　　I read a book and do my homework， the pain is gone，"said Xu．

When asked by reporters on how to deal with difficulties， Xu calmly said， "Patience．When you can't change anything， crying is useless， so just be（12）　　．"

In Xu's opinion， her sunny and self﹣confident（13）　　comes from the love of her parents．

"If we are not able to make her live longer,we can make her life wider,"said Xu's father.They travelled across China and more than 20（14）　　over the world,including Italy,Thailand and Singapore.During these trips,she developed an interest in learning a（15）　　 language."I think it's cool to learn about other countries' culture and express your feelings to others，"said Xu．

Last June， she finished China's Gaokao and received an offer from Sichuan International Study University．

（1）A． since	B． before	C． after	D． until
（2）A． discuss	B． depend	C． complain	D． change
（3）A． managed	B． trained	C． praised	D． expected
（4）A． moreover	B． perhaps	C． especially	D． however
（5）A． legs	B． feet	C． mouth	D． knees
（6）A． hold	B． drop	C． pass	D． find
（7）A． stopped	B． continued	C． succeeded	D． regretted
（8）A． imagining	B． counting	C． recording	D． practising
（9）A． cancer	B． fever	C． sadness	D． pain
（10）A． warned	B． forced	C． advised	D． allowed
（11）A． As well as	B． As soon as	C． As a result	D． As usual
（12）A． patient	B． quiet	C． relaxed	D． active
（13）A． personality	B． appearance	C． disability	D． achievement
（14）A． cities	B． countries	C． communities	D． colleges
（15）A． standard	B． modern	C． foreign	D． common

It was sunny last Friday． I arrived at the railway station at three in the afternoon． I would take the（1）　　to Shanghai to see my old friend Jack．But it was two hours（2）　　my train left． I thought it was the perfect time and place to look（3）　　an act of kindness to do．

Outside the station， there was a girl having（4）　　for sale． I told her that I'd like to buy flowers for someone else， and that she could（5）　　who she will give the flowers to． She looked a little puzzled（困惑的），（6）　　I suggested that perhaps she could give the flowers to someone who looked a little（7）　　． That was because the flowers might cheer him or her up．

"That's a crazy idea!" said the girl． But then I explained a little more about the idea of doing something for a（8）　　， and she understood．

"I'm leaving for Shanghai and then I'll（9）　　know how it turns out，" I said． "But you will have a good（10）　　to make someone happy．（11）　　good deeds（善举）we do， they always come back to us．"At that time， she started to seem excited about it．

She went to（12）　　the flowers out of the water， and I explained， "You'd better leave the flowers there until the person（13）　　．"

At that time， I thought she was（14）　　surprised and happy， because it might be her first time to meet a customer like me． I（15）　　for the flowers， said goodbye， and walked into the station．

How wonderful the day was!

（1）A． bus	B． train	C． plane	D． underground
（2）A． when	B． before	C． while	D． after
（3）A． for	B． at	C． up	D． into
（4）A． tickets	B． snacks	C． fruits	D． flowers
（5）A． decide	B． follow	C． change	D． praise
（6）A． or	B． but	C． so	D． yet
（7）A． happy	B． sad	C． proud	D． nervous
（8）A． customer	B． visitor	C． passenger	D． stranger
（9）A． often	B． never	C． usually	D． seldom
（10）A． plan	B． time	C． chance	D． promise
（11）A． However	B． Whatever	C． Whenever	D． Wherever
（12）A． take	B． put	C． carry	D． make
（13）A． leaves	B． goes	C． appears	D． stands
（14）A． between	B． from	C． among	D． beyond
（15）A． prepared	B． asked	C． cared	D． paid