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Except at night, they hardly ever have time together. He often sits alone in the house waiting for Julie tocome home. It would be nice to have kids to play with when one comes home from work. But, Oh, the houseis too small, Kappy-Pappy dear. We need to save and move to a bigger place before we can start a family.
Kapsak never understands that. What does a big house have to do with having children When he and Eka Udo had children, did they have a big house But they died, didn’t they And the doctor later said something about cramped living conditions making it easy for malaria to virtually wipe out his family. So maybe Julie has a point. All his children had died because of being cooped up in one room. All except Udo. Udo Kapsak would not ordinarily admit it but the truth is he misses the boy so much. Udo’s full-faced smile. His quirky-chirpy ways. His innocent probing manner. Oh Udo! He’ll be approaching five now. Five
A. mobilized.
B. captivated.
C. confined.
D. shoved.

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Except at night, they hardly ever have time together. He often sits alone in the house waiting for Julie tocome home. It would be nice to have kids to play with when one comes home from work. But, Oh, the houseis too small, Kappy-Pappy dear. We need to save and move to a bigger place before we can start a family.
Kapsak never understands that. What does a big house have to do with having children When he and Eka Udo had children, did they have a big house But they died, didn’t they And the doctor later said something about cramped living conditions making it easy for malaria to virtually wipe out his family. So maybe Julie has a point. All his children had died because of being cooped up in one room. All except Udo. Udo Kapsak would not ordinarily admit it but the truth is he misses the boy so much. Udo’s full-faced smile. His quirky-chirpy ways. His innocent probing manner. Oh Udo! He’ll be approaching five now. Five
A. died of a constant headache.
B. died from a traffic accident.
C. died of an infectious malady.
D. died from goods famine.

[单项选择]Except at night, they hardly ever have time together. He often sits alone in the house waiting for Julie-Julie to come home. It would be nice to have kids to play with when one comes home from work. But, Oh, the house is too small, Kappy-Pappy dear. We need to save and move to a bigger place before we can start a family.
Kapsak never understands that. What does a big house have to do with having children When he and Eka Udo had children, did they have a big house But they died, didn’t they And the doctor later said something about cramped living conditions making it easy for malaria to virtually wipe out his family. So maybe Julie-Julie has a point. All his children had died because of being cooped up in one room. All except Udo. Udo Kapsak would not ordinarily admit it but the truth is he misses the boy so much. Udo’s full-faced smile. His quirky-chirpy ways. His innocent probing manner. Oh Udo! He’ll be approaching five now. Five! A big baby!
Sighing noisily, Kapsak tries t
A. died of a constant headache.
B. died from a traffic accident.
C. died of an infectious malady.
D. died from goods famine.

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Men have traveled ever since they flint appeared on earth.
In primitive times they did not travel for pleasure but to (26) new places where their herds could feed, or to escape from (27) neighbors, or to find more (28) climates. They traveled on foot. Their (29) were long, tiring and often dangerous. They protected themselves with simple (30) such as wooden sticks or stone clubs, and by lighting fires at night and, (31) all, by keeping together.
Being intelligent and creative, they soon (32) easier ways of traveling. They (33) on the backs of their domestic animals; they hollowed out tree (34) and, by using bits of wood as paddles, were able to travel (35) water.
Later they traveled, not from necessity, but (36) the joy and excitement of seeing and experiencing new things, which is still the main (37) why we travel today.
Traveling
A. with
B. from
C. for
D. to