（一）
Do you have a beautiful dream? I know almost everyone 1. h their own dreams. The dreams are very important to them.
I am studying in a middle school now. I am 2. g at all my subjects. My dream is to become a 3. t in West China. Many people think children there don't care about their studies. In 4. f, they want to go to school, 5. b they can't. Their families are very poor and their parents don't have much money to send them to school. But going to school is the 6. o way to change their lives.
The children need a lot of teachers, so I would 7. l to help them there. I will be friendly to my students and make friends with 8. t. I will give them love and teach them 9. h to be a useful person. I think it is a great job in the world. I 10. h my dream can come true.

1. has 2. good 3. teacher 4. fact 5. but
6. only 7. like 8. them 9. how 10. hope

（二）
“Who needs a shopping mall if you can shop online?” says Wang Lin, 28, a writer in Beijing.
Online shopping has become an important part of 11. h life. She spends lots of money shopping online. She seldom 12. g to a shopping mall now.
More Chinese internet users think online shopping is 13. i. Users are from all walks of life(各行各业). More 14. w shop online than men. Even old people make their children 15. t them how to shop online. Everyone 16. e shopping online.
Clothing and household products(家用产品) are the most 17. p online. A lot of money is spent on online shopping every year.
There are some large online shopping sites(网站) in China. They 18. s things from books to clothes, from toys to mobile phones. People can find almost 19. e they need on the sites.
You may question the speed(速度) of online shopping. Wang Lin says, “It is very fast. You can get the products 20. q. It usually takes only one or two days to get what you buy.”

11. her 12. goes 13. interesting 14. women
15. teach 16. enjoys 17. popular 18. sell
19. everything 20. quickly

（三）
The lost boys are very happy to have a “mother” called Wendy. Wendy cooks for the boys and mends their socks and trousers. She's very busy, but she likes being their 21. m. She doesn't 22. w about her mother and father, but she worries about John, Michael. They are starting to forget their old life. Perhaps this is because there are so many 23. e adventures(冒险) in Neverland.
After they have fun 24. l together for some time, this is their last evening on Neverland. Wendy puts John, Michael and the lost boys to bed. She starts to tell them their
favourite story. Usually Peter puts his hands over his 25. e because he doesn't like this story, but tonight he sits and listens with the others.
“In this story, Mr Darling and Mrs Darling have three 26. c,” says Wendy. “These children have a nurse called Nana. One evening the children fly away,” Wendy continues, “to Neverland. Now, just think about the 27. s parents without their children. The mother always leaves the window open for her children to 28. f back in.”
“You're wrong about mothers, Wendy,” Peter says angrily. “They 29. c the window. They forget you. They put another little boy in your bed.”
Suddenly, John and Michael both cry together, “Wendy, let's all go 30. h.”
At last Wendy and the children fly back to London and Mr and Mrs Darling adopt(收留) the lost boys.

21. mother 22. worry 23. exciting 24. living
25. ears 26. children 27. sad 28. fly 29. close
30. home