Recently my father was selected into the city’s Hall of Fame. This exciting   36  means that not only has he had a special  37   on the lives of most citizens, but when it  38   to being a successful restaurant operator, he is a legend.

          39   a year ago when my elder brother   40    the business Dad was a decision-maker. There didn’t seem to be   41    time that he didn’t work. When kids should learn their ABC’s, he was working in my grandpa’s butcher shop. It was there that he started to   42   about food and meat. But his skills in cooking were   43   at home. My grandma was  44   to cook up delicious meals drawing on very simple ingredients(烹調(diào)的配料). When he joined the army, my father   45    that if he wanted a good meal, he was going to    46    a great deal for it. He came up with the    47   of starting a restaurant that   48   good food, but was affordable to the   49   consumer. So they decided to start a family restaurant. They named their restaurant Little Kitty   50   my grandmother, who was an amazing cook.

       Dad wanted all the foods   51   in a homemade way. His restaurant became a customers’ favorite destination,   52    people would go for a friendly atmosphere, excellent food and good prices.

       Dad believes that employee loyalty is what   53    in keeping his business going. He said, “If you have positive, hard-working   54   , then you’re going to have a successful company.” Dad was so much    55   just a keen boss. To his employees he was a mentor, a counselor and most importantly, a friend.

36．A．respect

B．honor

C．victory     

D．performance

37．A．relation  

B．pressure   

C．impression 

D．effect

38．A．occurs     

B．comes     

C．takes     

D．refers

39．A．Until

B．Before      

C．When   

D．After

40．A．kept up     

B．went off 

C．took over

D．turned in

41．A．every

B．some        

C．a(chǎn)ny          

D．no

42．A．interest      

B．mind         

C．find           

D．learn

43．A．occupied 

B．gathered           

C．promoted

D．developed

44．A．a(chǎn)ble    

B．free

C．possible

D．ready

45．A．realized      

B．mentioned    

C．surprised 

D．upset

46．A．pay      

B．spend     

C．take

D．cost

47．A．a(chǎn)greement   

B．idea

C．point       

D．conclusion

48．A．sent

B．served  

C．grew         

D．collected

49．A．wealthy     

B．serious 

C．a(chǎn)verage   

D．potential

50．A．for

B．a(chǎn)t

C．a(chǎn)fter   

D．from

51．A．displayed    

B．prepared    

C．preserved    

D．invented

52．A．when       

B．what  

C．where

D．which

53．A．interests    

B．causes         

C．differs  

D．counts

54．A．masters

B．characters   

C．managers

D．employees

55．A．more than    

B．other than 

C．rather than  

D．better than

36-40 BDBAC -45 CDDAA -50 ABBCC -55 BCDDA
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