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D.Thekidnap between9p.mand1A.took B.tookthe C.tookce D.wastakenIfsomethingisconfirmed,itis A.not B.not C.provedtobe D.veryhardtoYesterdaynightsomeone theshopandtookawaylotsofA.break B.break C.break D.break—Doyouknow —Sorry,Idon’tknow.Youmayaskthewomanoverwhentheshop B.whenistheshopC.whendoestheshop D.whenwilltheshopShe intotheroom,andgotsomemoney.Thenshe shopwithherA.come; B.went; C.goes; D.came;Theyoungwomancomined themanager theserviceA.of; B.to; C.of; D.to;(15115分IhadwalkedalongtheseaforaboutanhouruntilIbegantofeelhungry.Itwasseven.thattimeIwasnotfarfromafavouriterestaurantofmine,whereIoftenwenttoeattwoortimesaweek.IknewtheownerIwentintotherestaurant,whichwasalreadycrowded,andorderedmymeal.WhileIwaswaiting,Ilooked11toseeifIknewanyoneintherestaurant.ThenIsawamansittingatacornertablenearthedoorkeelookinginmydirection,asifheknewme.Icertainlydidn’tknowhim,forIneverforgota12.Themanhadanewspaper13infrontofhim.ButIcouldseethathewaskeean14onme.Whenthewaiterbroughtmysoup,theman15puzzled(迷惑)bythefamiliar(熟悉)waythatthewaiterandIcalledeachother.Heevenpuzzledas16wenton.HecouldseethatIwaswell17intherestaurant.Atlast,hegotupandwentintothekitchen.Afterafewminuteshecameoutagain,18forhismealandleft.WhenIhadfinished,Icalledtheowneroftherestaurantandaskedhim19themanhadwanted.Theownertoldmehewasadetective.“Really?”Iwas20.“Hewas21inme.Butwhy?”Iasked.“Hefollowedyoubecausehethoughtyouwereamanhewaslooking22,”theownersaid.“Whenhecameintothekitchen,heshowedmea23oftheman.Hecertainlylookedlikeyou!Ofcourse,sincewe24you,Itoldhimthathehadmadeamistake.”Itwas25IcametoarestaurantwhereIwasknown,orImighthavebeenA. 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D.閱讀理解(2026-40141-45225分AComputerscanhelpmanyworkers.Theycanalsohelpthieves.TherewasathiefworkedinabankintheUSA.Hepaidforeverythingheneededbywritingacheck.Thenhetoldthecomputernottotakeanymoneyfromhisaccountforthecheckshewrote.Thebank’scomputerdidwhathesaid.Anditdidnottakeanymoneyfromhisbankaccount.Onedaythecomputerbrokedown.Peoplehadtodothecomputer’swork.TheysoonfoundoutwhatwasAnotherthiefwhoworkedforabanksawpeoplefillingindepositforms(存款單).Manythesepeopledidnotknowtheiraccountnumbers,sotheywroteonlytheirnamesontheforms.Theylefttheceemptyfortheiraccountnumbers.Thethiefwrotehisownaccountnumbersinthece.Whenthecomputerreadtheseformsitlookedonlyattheaccountnumbers.Itdidnotlookatthecustomers’names.Itpaidthemoneyonthesedepositformsintothethief’saccount.Thentherewasabankworkerwhotoldthebankcomputertotaketencentsoffeverycustomer’saccounteachmonthandputitintohisownaccount.Foralongtimethebank’scustomersdidnotnoticethattheywerelosingtencentseverymonths.Butthensomeonedidnoticeandtoldthebank.Thatwastheendofthatlittlegame!Noonereallyknowshowmuchcomputercrimeiscostingthebanks,butsomepeoplebelieveitismillionsofdollarsayear.Thethreethievesinthestory workedinthesame B.workedinC.mademillionsofdollarsa D.didnotfillintheiraccountOnethieftoldthecomputernottotakeanymoneyfrom A.deposit B. 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D.Thestoryisabout catchingthievesin B.peoplelosingtheirjobstoC.thehistoryof D.thecrimesthatpeopledowithTheword“account”means inA.支 C.現(xiàn) Theword“customers”means A.銀行職員B.會(huì)計(jì)C.儲(chǔ)戶(hù)D.BIt’ssometimesreportedthatstrangeobjectshavebeenseenhighupinthesky.Theseunidentifiedflyingobjects(UFOs不明飛行物)havemadealotofpeopleinterested.Someofthereportsaboutthemaredifficulttobelieve,somehavebeenexinedinscientificways,andothershaveneverbeenexined.It’snoteasytodecidewhetherareportistrueornot.OnereportofUFOscamefromaBritishneonitswayfromNewYorktoLondonin1954.TheBritishnewasflyingoveranislandat19,000feetwhenthecaptainnoticedthatsomethingwasontheirleftandalittlelowerthantheirne.It’saboutfive “Itwasnotoneobjectbutseveral,”thecaptainsaid.“Wesawonelargeandsixsmallerobjects.IsentoutaradiotoreportaboutthemandIreceivedtheanswerthattheotherneswerecomingouttomeetus.Beforethenesarrived,thesmallerobjectsenteredthebigobject.Thebigobjectthenbecamesmallerandmovedawayfast.”Some havebeenexinedinscientificA. 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