A
The city zoo had a new star. It was a new kangaroo (袋鼠) from Australia. It was 1. f for jumping very high and far. The zookeeper was 2. w that the kangaroo would jump over the wall and run away. He put it in a place with 3 - metre - high fences 3. a.
But the next morning, people found that the animal was playing outside the fences. So the zookeeper thought the fences were not 4. h enough. He made the height of the walls 5. o 3.5 metres. But the kangaroo got out the following day. The zookeeper felt 6. s. He read some books about animals and knew that some kangaroos can jump as high as 4 metres. So he made the fences 4.5 metres high. But the next morning, the kangaroo was playing outside 7. a.
This time the zookeeper felt angry, so he made the walls 5 metres high, but the walls still couldn't 8. s the kangaroo getting out.
"How high do you think he'll keep on 9. b the fences?" a giraffe asked the kangaroo.
"Who knows," said the kangaroo. "10. M they'll reach 300 metres. It all depends on whether he remembers to lock the gate."

1. famous 2. worried 3. around 4. high 5. over 6. surprised 7. again 8. stop 9. building 10. Maybe

翻译:
A
城市动物园有了一位新明星。它是一只来自澳大利亚的新袋鼠。它因跳得非常高和远而闻名。动物园管理员担心袋鼠会跳过围墙跑掉。他把它放在一个周围有3米高围栏的地方。
但是第二天早上，人们发现这只动物在围栏外面玩耍。所以动物园管理员认为围栏不够高。他把围墙的高度加到了3.5米以上。但是第二天袋鼠还是跑了出来。动物园管理员感到很惊讶。他读了一些关于动物的书，知道有些袋鼠能跳到4米高。所以他把围栏加到了4.5米高。但是第二天早上，袋鼠又在外面玩耍了。
这次动物园管理员很生气，所以他把围墙加到了5米高，但围墙仍然无法阻止袋鼠跑出去。
“你觉得他会把围栏建多高？”一只长颈鹿问袋鼠。
“谁知道呢，”袋鼠说。“也许他们会建到300米高。这完全取决于他是否记得锁门。”

B
My name is Michael. I was 1. b in Seoul in 1985 and adopted(收养) by an American family in the USA when I was about a year and a half old. I 2. w to meet my birth family. With the help of a programme, my dream came 3. t.
At first, I thought it was going to be strange to meet my birth family for the 4. f time, but it wasn't. I couldn't really describe(描述) the feelings. I was happy, but I wanted to cry at the 5. s time. My grandmother 6. h me and gave me a big hug(拥抱) for about five minutes. We went to lunch as a 7. f. During my stay in South Korea, I could be with my family many times and it was as if(好像) I had never left. They greeted me with open arms and I 8. f very good inside knowing that I finally met my birth family. It was 9. d for me to leave South Korea. I knew I wouldn't be 10. a to see them again, at least until I made another trip to South Korea, or until they came to visit me.

1. born 2. wanted 3. true 4. first 5. same 6. held 7. family 8. felt 9. difficult 10. able

翻译:
B
我的名字叫迈克尔。我1985年出生在首尔，大约一岁半的时候被一个美国家庭收养。我想要见到我的亲生家人。在一个项目的帮助下，我的梦想实现了。
起初，我认为第一次见到我的亲生家人会很奇怪，但事实并非如此。我真的无法描述那种感觉。我很高兴，但同时我又想哭。我的祖母抱着我，给了我一个大约五分钟的大拥抱。我们一家人一起去吃了午饭。在韩国逗留期间，我能多次和家人在一起，就好像我从未离开过一样。他们热情地欢迎我，当我知道我终于见到了我的亲生家人时，我内心感觉非常好。对我来说离开韩国很难。我知道我不能再见到他们了，至少在我再次去韩国旅行之前，或者在他们来看我之前是这样。

C
There is a big man called Mr Big. He is an 1. a and good at drawing animals and people. His house is big. His car is big and his cat is big too. He goes to the 2. s to buy a big pen one day, but he forgets to buy some ink(墨水). "That's OK," says Mr Big. "I'll make my 3. o ink."
When the pen is 4. f of ink, the man draws a mouse. Suddenly, a mouse runs 5. o of the paper. Mr Big cries, "Wow! This pen must be magic."
"What should I draw next?" 6. a Mr Big.
"Please draw 7. s to make us food!" cries Mr Big's cat.
"A 8. p to keep us safe!" cries the mouse.
"No, no," says Mr Big.
"Now let me 9. t about it." Mr Big writes "Mrs Big" and draws a pretty lady.
Soon the doorbell rings. There is a woman at the door. She looks pretty and 10. f.
Mr and Mrs Big, the cat and the mouse all live a happy life together.

1. artist 2. shop 3. own 4. full 5. out 6. asks 7. someone 8. policeman 9. think 10. friendly

翻译:
有一个大块头的人，名叫比格先生。他是一名艺术家，擅长画动物和人物。他的房子很大，他的汽车很大，他的猫也很大。有一天，他去商店买一支大钢笔，但是他忘记买墨水了。“没关系，”比格先生说，“我会自制墨水。”
当钢笔装满墨水后，这个人画了一只老鼠。突然，一只老鼠从纸上跑了出来。比格先生叫道：“哇！这支钢笔一定有魔力。”
“接下来我该画什么呢？”比格先生问道。
“请画一个人来给我们做饭！”比格先生的猫叫道。
“画一个警察来保护我们的安全！”老鼠叫道。
“不，不，”比格先生说。
“现在让我思考一下。”比格先生写下“比格夫人”，并画了一位漂亮的女士。
很快门铃响了。门口有一位女士。她看起来很漂亮，也很友好。
比格先生、比格夫人、猫和老鼠一起过着幸福的生活。