Ⅱ.完形填空
There are many countries in the world. Different countries have different 1 habits.
In North America, Australia and Europe, there are two or more courses for every meal and people 2 use knives and forks to eat.
In the southern part of China, people eat rice a lot, 3 in the north people often eat noodles. In the central and 4 parts, people are far away from the sea. So they don’t eat 5 seafood. But all Chinese people use 6 to eat.
In parts of India, people use their fingers to 7 the food. It’s 8 for them to use chopsticks.
In Thailand, people eat 9 a spoon and a fork and they don’t use knives at all.
In Korea, people use spoons or chopsticks to eat, but it is not polite to use 10 of them at the same time.
()1. A. learning B. dressing C. eating D. living
()2. A. always B. never C. seldom D. sometimes
()3. A. and B. because C. while D. though
()4. A. northern B. eastern C. southern D. western
()5. A. many B. much C. a little D. a few
()6. A. knives B. spoons C. forks D. chopsticks
()7. A. pick up B. cut up C. put up D. put away
()8. A. easy B. difficult C. necessary D. important
()9. A. by B. in C. with D. on
()10. A. both B. all C. none D. neither

1. C；2. A；3. C；4. D；5. B；6. D；7. A；8. B；9. C；10. A

Ⅴ. Fresh Young King
Kay shouted to Arthur,“What did you do to it?”
“Nothing!” said the lad.
“You must have done something!” yelled Sir Kay.
“Hush! Both of you!” said the father. “It is better if no one sees or hears us.”
But it was too late. A crowd had already started to form.
“Hey! Did you pull that sword out of the stone?” called one.
“Yes,” said Arthur. “I did.”
“Do it again!” called another from the crowd.
“Yes, let’s see it!”
Arthur put his hands around the golden handle. With one tug, the blade slid out.
“Who are you?” called another voice. “What’s your name?”
“Arthur,” said the lad.
“Wait a minute, put that sword back!” A tall knight pushed forward from the crowd. “Anyone can pull it out, once it’s been pulled!”
“Go ahead. Put it back, son,” said a voice. It was the Duke of Cornwall, the one who had called for the tournament.
“All right,” said Arthur. He slipped the blade back into the stone, with ease.
“Let me try now!” said the tall knight. He jumped up and grabbed the handle of the sword. But pull and tug as he might, the sword would not move. Not even a bit.
Another knight tried. Then another. But no one could move the sword.
Some waited, thinking the longer they pulled the sword, the looser it would get.
But when each man took their turn, the sword did not move for them.
“Let the lad try now,” said the Duke of Cornwall. “Arthur, go ahead.”
Arthur stepped up to the stone again. In one motion he freed the sword.
This time, he held it high above his head. The blade flashed (闪亮) in the sun.
Amazed, the crowd did not know what to think.
One called out at last, “He must be our new king!”
“We have a king!” called another. “At last!”
“Stop!” shouted the tall knight. “Do you really think this skinny (皮包骨的) boy should rule over all of us?”
“Yes!” said a voice. All eyes turned around. It was Merlin the Magician.
“I know this boy. I know his heart. There is no one in England who has a heart that is bigger and stronger than his.
The sword has told us this young man is to be the next king of England. And there is something else!”
A hush (寂静) fell on the crowd.
“The lad,” said Merlin, pointing to Arthur, “is King Uther’s son. He is the missing baby!”
Cheers began to ring out.
“Hail, King Arthur!” called someone from the crowd.
Sir Ector fell to his knees. Then Sir Kay. One person after another fell to their knees, too. All cheered.
At last, a king had been chosen. A fresh young king, and a new day for England!
(The end)

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