21.And the clothes we wore were continually pieced; the food we ate was terrible.

22.After our parents’ death, our comfortable life came to an end and we were kept well below the poverty line by our guardians.

23.No more could they put a halt to it than they could keep us.

24.They could keep books out of our hands, restrict our communication with the neighbors’ children by penning us within a wire-net fence.

25.The passionate pleasure we got from soap bubbles, rainbows, holy pictures and spider webs was beyond our guardians’ power of prevention.

26.However, they could not stop us from using our eyes.

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Ⅴ.標(biāo)出與段落內(nèi)容無關(guān)的句子（10 points）

Read the following paragraph and cross out the irrelevant sentences.

When my friend Tom sets to work in the kitchen, disaster often results. I, frankly, am not much of a cook. Once he tried to make toasted cheese sandwiches for us by putting slices of cheese in the toaster along with the bread, he ruined the toaster. On another occasion, he had cut up some fresh beans and put them in a pan to steam. The water in the pan steamed away while Tom was on the telephone, and both the beans and the coating in the pan were ruined. Finally, another time Tom made spaghetti for us, and the noodles stuck so tightly together that we had to cut off slices with a knife and fork. The tomato sauce, on the other hand, turned out well. Because of Tom’s kitchen mishaps（事故）, I never eat at his place without money in my pocket in case we have to go out to eat.

 

Ⅵ.寫信（40 points）

Write a letter according to the following situation: the Wenchuan earthquake has made this winter extremely difficult for the victims. Write to tell your friend Smith that you are raising money to buy 200 pieces of cotton-padded clothing and some other necessities for the earthquake victims. Ask him to join the charity and show your appreciations for his help. Don’t forget to tell him your phone number 555-5555 for further discussion. Please sign your name as Li Ping. （150-200 words