[填空题]Jim wants to have his bedroom (paint) ______ and is looking for someone who can do the job.

[填空题]Jim wants to have his bedroom (paint) ______ and is looking for someone who can do the job.

[单项选择]Why does Jim have lunch in his office
A. He doesn’t want a long break.
B. He likes to eat early.
C. He doesn’t want to meet anyon

[单项选择]How much would a gallon of Kensington paint have cost
A. $28
B. $25
C. $20
D. $18

[单项选择]Why did Jim lose his previous job
A. There were problems with punctuality.
B. There were disagreements with management.
C. The company was bought by another company.

[单项选择]Where did Jim paint the pictures

[填空题]John put the last of paint in his model spaceship. 76______
He’d painted it silver and blue. He help it up to show Dad. 77______
"It looks greatly." said Dad. "Let me help you hang it." 78______
They hanged the model from the ceiling with thin thread. 79______
John watched the spaceship swing back or forth. He began to 80______
think about journeying all lonely out of space. "Suppose a man 81______
is in the spaceship," John said. "And could he run out of water to drink" 82______
"Yes." said Dad. "And could he run out of air to breath" "Of course." 83______
answered Dad. "Then which would happen to him" John asked. 84______
"I don’t think he’d live long. Do you think that" asked Dad. 85______
"No, I don’t think I’d like to be out in a spaceship." said John.

[单项选择]What problem did Brian have with his sandwich business
A. His first shop was unpopular.
B. He had to close one of the shops.
C. His second shop didn’t open on tim

[单项选择]He would have finished his university study but he （　） to quit and find a job to support his family.
A. had had
B. has
C. had
D. would have

[单项选择]Walt Disney could have built his biggest theme park anywhere. He chose Florida. The weather is balmy, and when it gets too hot there are lots of pools to cool off in, says. Meg Crofton, Walt Disney World’s CEO’. Florida also offers plenty of space to expand. Disney World, which was first carved out of wild woodland in 1971, has swollen to four parks covering 40 square miles ( 104 sq km) and employing 60 000 "cast members". Contrary to the stereotype of rapid flow in the service sector, the average full-time employee sticks around for nine years.
Florida’s business climate is sunny, too. The Milken Institute, a think-tank in California, compiles an index of "best-performing cities" in America, a composite measure of such things as job creation, wage growth and whether businesses are thriving. In the most recent index, six of the top ten metropolitan areas are in Florida. ( Orlando-Kissimmee is sixth. ) And 18 of the top 30 are in the South.
For a long time the South’s weather
A. Flourish.
B. Reinforce.
C. Cushion.
D. Blossom.