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33. —Well, did you miss the early train?
—Yes, but had I hurried, I _______.
A. shouldn’t  B. hadn’t have C. wouldn’t D. wouldn’t have
34. —Long time no see. What are you up to these days?
—I have been writing a research report. That was _______ easy.
A. nothing but  B. anything but      C. all but     D. everything but
35. —Jane was late again for work this morning.
—_______. Does she still want the job?
B. You can say that again
C. I don’t get it D. Don’t mention it
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In the original Chicken Soup for the Soul, Jack Canfield tells the story of Monty, who was the son of a poor horse trainer. During his senior year he was    36    a writing project to describe what he wanted to be when he grew up. His seven-page essay    37    the 200-acre ranch (ÄÁ³¡) he wanted to own. It    38    a diagram of the ranch and a detailed floor    39    of his 4,000-square-foot home.
    40    the passion and effort Monty put into his paper, he received it back with a large “F”    41    on it and a note to see the teacher after class. The teacher told Monty that the   42 
he had given him that grade was because his paper was    43   . He went on to cite all of the reasons and told Monty that if he would rewrite the paper, with a more realistic goal, he would reconsider the grade.
After    44    it for a week, the young man turned in the same paper with no changes, along with the    45   , “You can keep the ‘F’ and I’ll keep my    46   .”
The    47    of the true story has the teacher bringing 30 students for a summer campout, at the 200-acre ranch of the now grown and    48    Monty, who lives in his 4,000-square-foot dream home.
If it worked for the son of a poor horse trainer, it will work for you. The    49    is simple:
First, create a dream that is so big that it will keep you excited. Second,    50    the dream in minute detail. Third, live in the dream so that it becomes    51    to you on the inside. Finally, hold on to it so    52    that no one can take it away.
Jack Canfield goes on to offer this great wisdom: “Cherish your visions; cherish your ideals. For out of them will    53    all delightful conditions, all heavenly environment; of these, if you       
   54    true to them, your world will at last be built.”
But Monty, perhaps, offered the greatest wisdom: “You can keep the ‘F’ and I’ll keep my dream.” And that’s worth    55    about.
36. A. arranged B. assigned C. awarded D. appointed
37. A. detailed B. forecast C. evaluated D. constructed
38. A. held B. prepared C. included D. contained
39. A. imagination B. pattern C. position D. plan
40. A. Despite B. With C. Regarding D. Besides
41. A. printed B. attached C. appeared D. written
42. A. way B. base C. reason D. belief
43. A. brief B. unrealistic C. concrete D. objective
44. A. considering B. improving C. revising D. investigating
45. A. promise B. remark C. explanation D. theory
46. A. opinion B. attitude C. dream D. destination
47. A. development B. opposition C. moral D. conclusion
48. A. greedy B. successful C. generous D. merciful
49. A. principle B. regulation C. discipline D. assessment
50. A. discover B. search C. define D. realize
51. A. sensitive B. real C. distant D. equal
52. A. closely B. truly C. bitterly D. tightly
53. A. take B. blow C. grow D. pour
54. A. remain  B. feel C. appear D. prove
55. A. talking B. arguing C. worrying D. thinking
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