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閱讀下面短文，從短文后各題所給的四個選項（A、B、C和D）中，選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項。

During the wars, a soldier looked after his horse with the greatest care．He gave it the best wheat to eat and the water to drink．He dried it carefully with a towel when it got wet and it with a warm blanket on cold winter nights． , the horse was strong andswift and carried its master out of the dangers of ．

When peace came, however, the soldier ．He put the out in a field full of wild plants and gave it only a little food to eat．He left the horse in a worn-out place with a roof and a floor made of mud．During the day the made the horse work hard on his farm, a large amount of wood and pulling heavy wagons (四輪貨車)．

After some time war broke out ．The soldier prepared himself for the war and went to the field to his horse．Hurriedly brushing the mud from its coat, he the horse．For a moment the horse stood there without ．Then gradually its legs began to bend it sank slowly to the ground．The horse gave the soldier a look of ．

“Master,”it said, “you'll have to on foot this time．You have made me work like a mule (騾子) and me like a goat．I cannot change back into a horse in an instant just because you want me to．”

1.A．dearest B．clearest C．coldest D．deepest

2.A．thanked B．visited C．welcomed D．covered

3.A．As a result B．At peace C．In a sense D．In fact

4.A．safely B．politely C．sadly D．a(chǎn)ngrily

5.A．fire B．storm C．war D．flood

6.A．succeeded B．understood C．changed D．left

7.A．horse B．cow C．mule D．goat

8.A．dying B．lying C．living D．playing

9.A．good-looking B．long-lasting C．ready-made D．broken-down

10.A．farmer B．soldier C．sailor D．officer

11.A．carrying B．cutting C．selling D．making

12.A．lately B．often C．a(chǎn)gain D．soon

13.A．comfort B．kill C．protect D．catch

14.A．helped out B．got on C．believed in D．let off

15.A．speaking B．complaining C．crying D．moving

16.A．long B．lovely C．skinny D．strong

17.A．though B．a(chǎn)nd C．but D．for

18.A．dissatisfaction B．pleasure C．surprise D．fear

19.A．fight B．compete C．travel D．finish

20.A．talked about B．shouted at C．used D．fed

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