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A．suitable B.B．powerful C.C．respected D.D．dangerous

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A．came B.B．was organized C.C．was designed D.D．ended

The bag rules in many public buildings require people to____（）

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A．leave the places bagless B.B．pay for bringing in bags C.C．have their bags examined D.D．use big clear plastic bags

s="" children'="" hospital="" is="" the="" lucky="" receiver="" of="" a="" surprise="" 18="" million="" gift="" from="" gladysholm.="" she="" once="" was="" secretary="" who="" never="" earned="" more="" than="" 15,000="" year="" and="" married.="" lived="" alone="" in="" small="" flat="" chicago,="" volunteer="" at="" hospital.="" wascalled="" "teddy="" bear="" lady"="" because="" brought="" toy="" animals="" to="" sick="" children="" on="" her="" regular="" visits.="" but="" miss="" holm,="" died="" 1996="" age="" 86,="" also="" long-time="" buyer="" stocks（股票）.="" over="" years,="" saved="" money="" that="" rose="" up="" million,="" which="" left="" children'sHospital. It was the largest single donation in the hospital' s 115-year history. The hospitalpresident, Jan Jennings, was shocked when she heard the news. "When Miss Holm' s lawyer calledto tell me how much that money was, I asked him to repeat it, since I was certain I had misheard. "Why did Gladys Holm feel so strongly about the Children' s Hospital? Jennings said the hospital first touched Miss Holm's heart nearly 50 years ago, when doctors there saved the life of herfriend's daughter. She never forgot the happiness she felt all those years ago.Holm ' s gift will be devoted to heart disease research. People at the hospital said they regrettedthat they couldn't thank Miss Holm for the surprising giftAccording to the text, Miss Holm built up her fortune by _________（）'>Chicago' s Children' s Hospital is the lucky receiver of a surprise 18 million gift from GladysHolm. She once was a secretary who never earned more than 15,000 a year and never married. She lived alone in a small flat in Chicago, and was a volunteer at the Children' s Hospital. She wascalled the "Teddy Bear Lady" because she brought toy animals to sick children on her regular visits. But Miss Holm, who died in 1996 at the age of 86, was also a long-time buyer of stocks（股票）. Over the years, she saved money that rose up to 18 million, which she left to the Children'sHospital. It was the largest single donation in the hospital' s 115-year history. The hospitalpresident, Jan Jennings, was shocked when she heard the news. "When Miss Holm' s lawyer calledto tell me how much that money was, I asked him to repeat it, since I was certain I had misheard. "Why did Gladys Holm feel so strongly about the Children' s Hospital? Jennings said the hospital first touched Miss Holm's heart nearly 50 years ago, when doctors there saved the life of herfriend's daughter. She never forgot the happiness she felt all those years ago.Holm ' s gift will be devoted to heart disease research. People at the hospital said they regrettedthat they couldn't thank Miss Holm for the surprising giftAccording to the text, Miss Holm built up her fortune by _________（）

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A．playing Teddy Bear Lady B.B．working as a secretary C.C．helping in the hospital D.D．buying stocks

What is compared to "electricity" in paragraph 4（）

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A．Sunlight B.B．Water C.C．Air D.D．Carbon

The first time I left my mother,1 was five years old. She told me I couldn't go out to play __16__ Ipicked up my toys. Who could put up with such __17__ ？"I'm running away,"I announced. "Oh, dear, I'll __18__ you. But if you really want to __19__，I guess I shouldn't stopyou. " Mother got my red coat from the cupboard and __20__ my white gloves in a pocket. Shewalked me to the __21__ , kissed me good-bye, and __22__ the door behind me. OffIwent. As I __23__ the house next door, my footsteps __24__ . It struck me for the first time that I had no __25__ where I was headed, and after a moment, I turned around. __26__ on our front steps, Ibegan to consider my immediate __27__. But as the afternoon wore on, I didn't __28__ from myplace.Mrs. Ford, our neighbor, took out her rubbish and called, "Hi, honey ! How are you doing?""I'm __29__ ," I said, and my lips started to tremble（颤抖）."You are? Well, I won't __30__ you then," she said, and went back inside.As darkness fell, I decided to be __31__. I knocked on the door, and when Mother opened it,I walked past her. "I'm giving you another __32__," I said, as she enveloped me in a warm hug（拥抱）. I __33__ ran away again.But I __34__ , and that' s different. When I left for college, Mother waved until my trainpulled out of sight. When I got to the college, I found a __35__ she had hidden among my sweatersthat read, "We' re so proud of you ! "（）

A.until B.though C.when D.if