I was six years old.It was Halloween.The school was having its annual Halloween parade（游行） to（1）BB it.All the kids would march a few（2）AA through the neighborhood.
"Just buy him a costume，" my father said. "It doesn't cost much."
But no，my mother decided，（3）DD it was my first parade，she would（4）CC me a costume：the mummy （木乃伊），my favorite scary character.
She（5）AA white rags（布片） and old towels and wound them（6）CC me，holding them in place with safety pins.Then she arranged the rags with toilet paper and tape.It took a long time，but I was still（7）BB enough to see the result.When she finished，I could（8）BB wait to look in the（9）DD.I was a mummy!I moved back and forth in front of it（10）CC.
"Oh，you're very scary." my mother said.
She drove me to school.We started our parade.The more I walked，the（11）CC the rags got.Then，about two blocks out，it began to（12）AA.The next thing I knew was that the toilet paper was beginning to dissolve（溶解）.（13）BB，the rags became even looser and fell to my ankles，wrists，and neck and you could see my undershirt and under pants，which made me extremely（14）DD.
"Look at Charley!" the other kids screamed.They were（15）AA.I was burning red.I wanted to escape，but where did you go in the middle of a parade？
When we（16）DD reached the schoolyard，I was all wet，with a mess of rags and toilet paper pieces.The parents were waiting there with（17）BB，starting to take photos of us.I saw my mother first.As she spotted me，she（18）AA her hand to her mouth.I burst into（19）CC.
"You（20）DD my life!" I cried.
| （1） | A．congratulate | B．celebrate | C．honor | D．spend |
| （2） | A．blocks | B．houses | C．schools | D．roads |
| （3） | A．unless | B．a(chǎn)lthough | C．a(chǎn)s if | D．since |
| （4） | A．rent | B．buy | C．make | D．borrow |
| （5） | A．cut up | B．put up | C．set up | D．turned up |
| （6） | A．a(chǎn)bove | B．on | C．a(chǎn)round | D．beneath |
| （7） | A．upset | B．patient | C．stubborn | D．grateful |
| （8） | A．seldom | B．hardly | C．only | D．nearly |
| （9） | A．rags | B．shirt | C．eyes | D．mirror |
| （10） | A．hurriedly | B．sadly | C．excitedly | D．seriously |
| （11） | A．tighter | B．heavier | C．looser | D．bigger |
| （12） | A．rain | B．blow | C．snow | D．thunder |
| （13） | A．As a reward | B．As a result | C．At an end | D．As usual |
| （14） | A．shocked | B．frightened | C．disappointed | D．embarrassed |
| （15） | A．laughing | B．jumping | C．cheering | D．crying |
| （16） | A．sadly | B．gradually | C．proudly | D．finally |
| （17） | A．pictures | B．cameras | C．towels | D．dogs |
| （18） | A．raised | B．dropped | C．tied | D．fastened |
| （19） | A．flames | B．laughter | C．tears | D．song |
| （20） | A．lighted | B．started | C．rebuilt | D．ruined |
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【答案】B；A；D；C；A；C；B；B；D；C；C；A；B；D；A；D；B；A；C；D
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