[单项选择]A She is sorry the man has to cancel the plans B She wants to hand in her report early. C She would like to go with the man. D she does not usually enjoy the symphony.

[填空题]How many years has she been married？
She has been married （）.

[填空题]The old man has been dead for one year.
The old man ______one year______.

[单项选择]Throughout all ages man has always carved colossal (巨大的) figures out of stone. This can be seen in the ancient ruins of Egypt, Persia and Babylon. In modern times America has also taken up the same challenge and has carved huge sculptures into her mountains.
On the East Coast of America not far from Atlanta, Georgia stands Stone Mountain, the largest mass of exposed granite (花岗石) in the world. Carved into the side of this mountain are three tremendous equestrian figures. They are sculptures of Jefferson Davis, Robert E. Lee and "Stonewall Jackson." It is a memorial to the Confederacy. The colossal figure of Lee alone measures 138 feet from the top of his head to the tip of his horse’s hoof. To see these stone sculptures on the side of a mountain is most impressive and inspiring. It was commissioned in 1916 and was begun by Gutzon Borglum, the sculptor of Mt. Rushmore, but was not completed until 1969 by Walter K. Hancock.
In South Dakota, a western state., is located ano
A. All nations have carved colossal figures on the stone.
B. Only in Egypt, Persia and Babylon people can carve colossal figures.
C. There are also some great sculptures in America.
D. America is a challenge to other counties.

[填空题]

Possibly no other man has influenced the institutions of government in the United States as much as Thomas Jefferson. He was the author of the American Declaration of Independence, supporter of the Bill of Rights, founder of one of the two major political parties through which the people of United States govern themselves, and the third President of the United States.
What kind of a man was Thomas Jefferson He was born in Shadwell, which is now Albemarle Country, Virginia, on April 13, 1743, into the class of people which, throughout his life, he denied had any right to rule over the lives and minds of other men. His father, Peter Jefferson, was a successful planter who bore an honored name in the community, and his mother belonged to the aristocratic Randlphs, one of the oldest families in Virginia.
Jefferson graduated from William and Mary College in Virginia in 1762, chose law as his profession, and he became extremely successful. Topic: life story of (46)