He left a good first impression ______all of us.

New cars will be taken to other parts of the country _______ railway.

　 A. along 　 B. by

　 C. on 　 D. with

What the boy enjoys _____ to have a room of his own.

A. being　　　　　　　　　　 B. to be

C. is　　　　　　　　　　　 D. are

With _______ production up 60%, the car company had another excellent year.

A. ordinary　　　　 B. annual

C. common　　　　 D. usual

—I saw Mr Sun at Tongyu Station this morning.

—You ________. He's still on holiday in Hawaii.

A．couldn't have　　 B．mustn't have　

C．shouldn't　　　　 D．needn't

-------Do you think that ______ teachers can get ______higher pay than a clerk in the government?
   ------- I don`t think so.
 A. the ; the       B. the ; 不填   C., 不填 ; 不填    D. 不填 ; the

World champion U.S. figure skater Michelle Kwan convinced （使確信/信服） a five-member monitoring committee this weekend that she is well enough to compete in the 2006 Winter Games in Torino, Italy, in February.

This will be Kwan’s third attempt to win an Olympic contest. She has five world and nine U.S. titles. An Olympic medal escaped her in 1998 and 2002.

She was unable to compete in the national championships two weeks earlier when the rest of the U.S. figure skating team was chosen. At the time, she was suffering from a groin（腹股溝） injury. She asked earnestly for a spot on the team. The U.S. figure skating committee said she had to prove herself during a monitoring session.

“I appreciate the faith and confidence that U.S. Figure Skating has shown in me,” Kwan said after a successful monitoring session. “My injury is now completely healed, I’m working hard, and I will do my very best to make all Americans proud in Torino.”

The U.S. Team

Kwan, 25, will join Sasha Cohen, 21, and Kimmie Meissner, 16, as the top three female figure skaters at the Winter Games. Emily Hughes, 17, will go to the games as an alternate（候補(bǔ)人）. Emily’s sister, Sarah Hughes, won gold in 2002 in an upset.

Despite her age and her injuries, Kwan said she is confident about her chances this year.

“I do have a shot,” she said. “I can’t tell you the percentage of winning the gold, but I have a shot and I’ll take advantage of that shot.”

Questions:

1. How many times has Michelle Kwan competed in the Olympics?

2. What does the sentence “I do have a shot” mean?

3. Who will compete in the Winter Games representing the U.S. Team besides Kwan?

4. Despite her age and her injuries, Kwan said she is confident of her chances this year. (將此句改為讓步狀語從句)

5. An Olympic medal escaped her in 1998 and 2002.（將此句翻譯成漢語）

Do you think it necessary that we have all the chairs_________?
A. to be replaced                         B. replace
C. being replaced                        D. replaced

To keep healthy, we’d better have a _________(均衡的) diet.