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哈克贝利费恩历险记练习
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一、完形填空
Tom walked away from the school. He was 1 to become a criminal(罪犯), never to return. He was a 2 boy and nobody loved him. He met his best friend, Joe Harper. Joe was looking for Tom for the same 3 , Joe’s mother had beaten him. But Joe hadn’t done anything 4 . She was tired of him and she wanted him to 5 . The two boys began to make their plans for starting a life of crime and becoming pirates(海盗).
Five kilometers south of St Petersburg was a lonely island called Jackson’s Island. They decided to go there. They looked for Huckleberry Finn, 6 he joined them immediately. They met at a place on the river bank three kilometers from the village 7 . Each brought whatever they could steal like 8 criminals. And then they 9 on the raft. At about two o’clock in the morning, they landed on Jackson’s Island, and carried their things onto the shore. They decided to eat and sleep 10 , because that was what criminals did.
“It’s 11 the life for me,” said Tom. “You don’t have to get up in the mornings and go to school, and wash, and all those foolish things. A pirate doesn’t have to do 12 .”
Huck said: “What do pirates do ”
“Oh, they take 13 and burn them. They get money and bury it in places where there are ghosts to watch it. And kill everybody on the ships.” said Tom.
Slowly their talk stopped; they felt 14 . Huck slept easily. 15 , Tom and Joe had more difficulty getting to sleep. They began to fear that it was wrong to run away and steal.
—taken from The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
1．A．coming B．leaving C．reaching D．arriving
2．A．careful B．clever C．lonely D．careless
3．A．result B．time C．reason D．condition
4．A．wrong B．right C．sad D．happy
5．A．run away B．put away C．move away D．go away
6．A．and B．but C．or D．for
7．A．at noon B．at midnight C．in the evening D．in the morning
8．A．truly B．true C．really D．real
9．A．set down B．set up C．set about D．set off
10．A．outside B．inside C．upside D．downside
11．A．only B．already C．just D．almost
12．A．something B．anything C．everything D．nothing
13．A．boats B．rafts C．ships D．sails
14．A．bored B．awake C．excited D．sleepy
15．A．Moreover B．However C．Otherwise D．Anyway
I'm Huckleberry Finn. It doesn't matter if you haven't heard of me. You will hear a lot about me and my 16 Tom Sawyer.
Some days ago, Tom and I found a pile of gold that robbers had hidden in a cave. 17 got $6, 000 each. That's a lot of money!
Judge Thatcher put that money in the bank for us and gave us one dollar a 18 . That's enough for me to spend in one day, but Tom can always think of something to spend money on.
I lived by myself for some time 19 my father ran off. I had no idea where he went. But the Widow Douglas took a 20 on me and took me in to live with her. She thought I didn't behave like a gentleman. She always reminded me of my 21 . "Huckleberry, 22 behind your ears when washing your face. " "Huckleberry, don't eat with hour fingers, use the knife and the fork 23 . " "Huckleberry, clean your shoes before you come in. " It seemed that she could never say my 24 without some reminder.
And she made me wear new clothes. They were so small that I could 25 breathe in them. I didn't like the way she was trying to make a 26 of me. So I 27 in my old clothes.
I didn't go far before my best friend Tom found me. "You have to 28 , " Tom said, "I'm thinking about starting a band of robbers. We need you to be a part of it. Only respectable people can join us. " I didn't much like that plan, 29 I went back anyway.
The widow cried when she saw me. "Oh, Huck, I was so 30 when I couldn't find you. My poor boy" She put fine clothes back on me.
16．A．brother B．teacher C．friend D．cousin
17．A．I B．He C．We D．They
18．A．day B．week C．month D．year
19．A．if B．unless C．because D．so
20．A．pity B．time C．regret D．notice
21．A．fashions B．impressions C．actions D．manners
22．A．move B．fill C．check D．wash
23．A．otherwise B．instead C．therefore D．especially
24．A．face B．ears C．father D．name
25．A．mainly B．hardly C．truly D．mostly
26．A．lady B．robber C．boy D．gentleman
27．A．ran away B．ran down C．put away D．put off
28．A．come in B．come back C．go out D．go away
29．A．before B．but C．or D．as
30．A．excited B．interested C．satisfied D．worried
阅读下列短文，从文后各题所给的四个选项中选出一个最佳答案。
Tom was leaving school to be a criminal, never to return. He thought he was a lonely boy who was loved by 31 . His best friend, Joe, was looking for Tom for the same reason, his mother had beaten him. 32 , he hadn’t done anything wrong. They decided to live a peaceful life. The two boys met Huck who agreed with their plan about starting a life of 33 on Jackson’s Island with some food and tools in the boat.
In the midnight, they landed on the island 5 kilometers away and let the 34 go down the Missouri river. “It is just the life for me,” said Tom. “I don’t 35 to get up early to hurry to school, and wash, and all those 36 things. I’m free now.” The other two cheered too. It seemed wonderful for them to live 37 on the lonely but happy island.
On Wednesday, Tom returned home and hid under the bed. He heard everyone missed them very much and searched the river. They thought the boys had drowned (溺亡). “Poor Tom, he wasn’t really bad. He never 38 any harm, and he had a good heart.” Aunt Polly said and began to cry. They were going to wait until 39 for their funerals (葬礼). Tom had a new plan in his head, then he went back to his 40 and told everything to Joe and Huck.
That Saturday afternoon, Aunt Polly’s family prepared their 41 funeral clothes for the next day with great sadness. Even the weekend was 42 for children, who had no pleasure in their games.
When Sunday school finished, funeral began in the town church. Almost all the villagers came in black and nobody remembered 43 the church had been so full. Everybody thought they have made a mistake to see only 44 in the boys. People all cried.
Suddenly, there was a slight noise, people all turned around and saw the three “dead” boys walking up the doorway. Aunt Polly, Joe’s and Huck’s families 45 their boys with kisses and thanks.
31．A．nobody B．anybody C．everybody D．somebody
32．A．Moreover B．Therefore C．However D．Otherwise
33．A．difficulty B．peace C．friendship D．pleasure
34．A．food B．tools C．boys D．boat
35．A．hope B．need C．refuse D．like
36．A．dirty B．clean C．clever D．foolish
37．A．slowly B．comfortably C．safely D．wisely
38．A．prevented B．meant C．offered D．took
39．A．Wednesday B．Friday C．Saturday D．Sunday
40．A．island B．home C．river D．school
41．A．black B．red C．gray D．white
42．A．happy B．difficult C．usual D．important
43．A．why B．when C．where D．how
44．A．noise B．wisdom C．problems D．sadness
45．A．covered B．beat C．watched D．paid
I decided to hide on a small island called Jackson’s Island. People all thought I was 46 . During the next three days, I explored the island.
On the fourth day I found a campfire. It was still smoking, 47 else was living on my island! Who was it I felt 48 . So I took my 49 and climbed a tree. I watched for a long time, but I didn’t see anyone. I went back to my tent and tried to 50 . I didn’t feel safe any more. The 51 day I went exploring. I kept my gun with me all the time. After a while I saw a fire through the trees. I went up to it very quietly and very 52 . A man was lying on the ground near the fire. He was asleep but there was a blanket over his 53 . So I didn’t see his face. I hid behind a bush and 54 . I had to wait for a long time and it was getting dark when the man finally 55 . He stood up and took off the blanket. It was Jim, Miss Watson’s slave. I jumped out and ran up to him. “Jim!” I said. “It’s me, Huck!”
He fell on his knees. There was a 56 look on his face. “It’s Huck’s ghost! Please don’t hurt me, ghost!”
“Jim! I’m not dead. It was a trick,” I said. “ 57 me! Look! I’m not a ghost.” Jim put his hand on my arm and squeezed（挤压）it 58 .
“Ouch!” I shouted.
“Huck! Is it really you ” Jim said, with a big smile.
“Yes, Jim, and I’m really happy to see you. But what are you doing here ”
He stopped 59 and looked at the ground. “If I tell you, will you 60 not to take me to the judge ”
“No, I won’t. I’m not planning to go back to St. Petersburg! Tell me your story!”
46．A．forgotten B．killed C．caught D．locked
47．A．somebody B．anybody C．nobody D．everybody
48．A．happy B．bored C．relaxed D．afraid
49．A．gun B．stone C．bag D．hat
50．A．think B．cook C．sleep D．stand
51．A．third B．fourth C．fifth D．sixth
52．A．slowly B．quickly C．sadly D．loudly
53．A．hands B．head C．hair D．legs
54．A．recorded B．searched C．left D．waited
55．A．turn around B．put up C．sit down D．wake up
56．A．happy B．terrible C．exciting D．sad
57．A．Touch B．Hit C．Remember D．Help
58．A．gently B．carefully C．hard D．politely
59．A．shouting B．crying C．smiling D．talking
60．A．advise B．agree C．expect D．forget
“So here’s the plan,” I said. “We will wait 61 the old man goes to sleep. Then, we will steal the key out of his britches.”
Tom scratched his chin like he was thinking hard. “Well, that plan would work, but it’s mighty 62 . What good is planning something that is too easy ”
I’ve known Tom Sawyer all my life, and he always had to 63 things into an adventure. He 64 a new plan, and I agreed to it. I’d do anything to rescue Jim from the hut.
When everything was dark and still, we slipped down to the hut. We circled around, checking for ways in and out. Then I whispered through the slats, “Jim, are you in there ”
“Huck!” Jim called back. I could tell he was happy to hear my 65 . “You came for me!”
“Yes,” I said. “And Tom Sawyer is here, too”
“Can you boys get me out of here ”
I looked 66 and saw a window high up that had a board nailed across it. “I bet Jim would fit through there,” I told Tom.
Tom just 67 his head. “That’s as easy as one, two, three. We need something that will take twice as long. We aren’t in any hurry.”
We kept on looking, then Tom said, “We’ll 68 him out.”
“Don’t worry, Jim,” I said.” We’ll help you.”
Tom and I went back for some shovels and set to work. It took a while, but we dug a tunnel under the 69 .
When we broke through, we climbed through and looked around. There sat Jim on an old splintered 70 . His foot was chained to the bedpost. He was covered in sweat, but he looked 71 .
“Now, get me loose.” he said.
Tom pointed to the chain. “We need a 72 .”
I 73 that the end of the chain was just a large ring under the post. “We can just lift the bed, and slip the chain out.”
Tom squinted his eyes at me. “No, Huck, that’s too simple. We need to saw(锯) it loose.”
Just then there was a commotion 74 . Tom and I slunk out through the hole, kicked some dirt over it, and headed back 75 .
61．A．before B．after C．until D．then
62．A．possible B．simple C．able D．pale
63．A．put B．turn C．get D．come
64．A．came up with B．caught up with C．ended up with D．set up with
65．A．voice B．sound C．noise D．whisper
66．A．ahead B．after C．at D．around
67．A．raised B．bowed C．nodded D．shook
68．A．dig B．break C．pull D．push
69．A．hut B．room C．building D．house
70．A．table B．bed C．chair D．bench
71．A．sad B．happy C．angry D．nervous
72．A．fork B．knife C．paw D．saw
73．A．met B．saw C．looked D．noticed
74．A．outside B．inside C．beside D．aside
75．A．slowly B．especially C．quickly D．loudly
That night Tom went to bed at half past nine. He waited for Huck’s meow, and at eleven o’clock it came. He climbed 76 out of the bedroom window, and then he and Huck walked 77 the village with the dead cat.
The graveyard was on a hill, about a mile from St Petersburg. When the boys got there, they put the dead cat on a grave, and sat 78 some trees. They watched, and waited. It was very dark, and very quiet.
“Do you see that new grave there ” 79 Huck. “That’s Hoss Williams’ grave. He died last week.”
“Perhaps he can hear us,” Tom whispered back. “Do you think he can, Huck ”
“I don’t know, but I…”
“Sh!”
“Oh, Tom, what is it ”
“Sh!” whispered Tom. “I can see something. Look!”
Huck moved 80 to Tom. “Ghosts!” he said. “ 81 of them! They’re coming here, Tom! Oh, let’s go home!”
“They can’t see us,” Tom whispered. “Not here.”
“Ghosts can see 82 trees,” said Huck unhappily. “They can see through everything!”
The ghosts moved quietly through the graveyard and came nearer to the trees. Huck and Tom 83 , very afraid. Then, after a minute, Huck said:
“Tom! They’re not ghosts. That’s Muff Potter.”
“So it is. And that’s Injun Joe. And 84 man is Doctor Robinson. What are they doing here ” “They’re graverobbers, Tom! They’re going to rob a grave! My father told me about it. The doctor wants a dead body, you see. He 85 because he wants to learn about…”
“Sh!” said Tom. “They’re getting near.”
The three men stopped at Hoss Williams’ grave and Injun Joe and Muff Potter began to dig. Ten minutes later the grave 86 .
“Now, doctor,” said Muff Potter. “You want us to take 87 to your house That’s five dollars more.”
“No!” said the doctor. “I gave you the money this morning. I’m not giving you any more!” “Now you listen to me, doctor!” said Injun Joe. “I want that money! Do you remember a day five years ago I came to your house and 88 something to eat. And you gave me nothing. Nothing! So give me that money!”
He took the doctor’s 89 , but suddenly the doctor hit him, and Injun Joe 90 the ground. “Don’t hit my friend!” cried Muff Potter. He jumped on the doctor and the two men began to fight.
76．A．quick B．fast C．quietly D．slow
77．A．into B．out of C．past D．by
78．A．in B．behind C．after D．over
79．A．whispered B．laughed C．shouted D．cried
80．A．near B．nearer C．close D．far
81．A．one B．two C．three D．four
82．A．though B．through C．across D．under
83．A．wait B．saw C．wondered D．watched
84．A．other B．others C．the other D．the others
85．A．picks it up B．puts it out C．cuts it up D．takes it away
86．A．was open B．opened C．was closed D．closed
87．A．the body B．the man C．a body D．a man
88．A．got to B．asked for C．looked for D．paid for
89．A．hairs B．neck C．leg D．arm
90．A．fell to B．felt onto C．fell down from D．fell off
二、阅读理解
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain is one of the most famous American novels published in 1884. It was one of the first novels in the USA written in common, everyday language. For example, using non-standard English, Twain wrote, “I haven’t got no money” to mean “I do not have any money”. In this way, Twain made his characters (人物) very true to life.
The story is told by Huckleberry Finn, who runs away from his abusive father, who always hit Finn without reasons. At first, Huck hides on a small island in the middle of the Mississippi River. There, he finds Jim, a black slave (奴隶) who has run away from a farm. The two of them stay on the island for a few weeks and become friends, but they must leave because Huck learns that people are looking for Jim. They decide to travel on a raft (筏子) on the Mississippi River to reach the Ohio River, which will take them north to a state that does not allow slavery (不允许拥有奴隶).
During their journey, Huck and Jim visit many places along the river and meet many different people. Unfortunately, most of the people they meet are not good. For example, Huck and Jim meet a family, the Grangerfords, who have been fighting with another family for so many years. But nobody remembers how the fight started. While Huck stays with the Grangerfords, the two families fight again, and several members of both families are killed. Later, Huck and Jim meet the King and the Duke. The two men control their raft and make money by tricking people. Luckily, Huck and Jim try their best to run away with the raft.
Although the people Huck and Jim meet are bad, they are also funny. Mark Twain used humor to show readers the problems of American society in the 1800s. More importantly, many things that happened to Huck and Jim are bad, but the novel has a happy ending for both of them. Jim gets his freedom because his owner (主人) has died and set him free in her will (遗嘱), and Huck learns that his father has died, so he is also safe.
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn is an adventurous and humorous story, and it teaches modern readers a lot about American society in the 1800s.
91．Why did Mark Twain use common and everyday English in the novel
A．Because the novel was his first one.
B．Because some people could not read.
C．Because he wanted to make the characters (人物) true to life.
D．Because he hoped to make readers surprised at the language.
92．What word can be used to describe Huck’s father
A．Kind. B．Rude. C．Generous. D．Brave.
93．Where did Huck meet Jim
A．Near his home. B．On a raft on the Mississippi River.
C．On Jim’s farm. D．On an island in the Mississippi River.
94．Which shows the right order of the following events
a. Huck was abused by his father.
b. Huck and Jim left the island for the Ohio River.
c. The Grangerfords started fights with another family.
d. Huck met Jim and became good friends.
e. Huck and Jim finally ran away from the King and the Duke.
A．a-d-b-c-e. B．c-a-d-b-e.
C．b-d-e-a-c. D．e-a-c-d-b.
95．What can we know from the passage
A．The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn was published in 1800.
B．The novel teaches readers much about modern American society.
C．Readers may be happy with Huck’s and Jim’s ending after they read the novel.
D．Huck and Jim decided to leave the island because they wanted to look for treasure.
Huck is my name, Huckleberry Finn. The story started when my best friend, Tom Sawyer and I found $12,000 in a cave. That money made us rich. We got $6,000 each. Judge Thatcher, an important man in St. Petersburg, put it in the bank, and now we get a dollar a day as interest.
Then a kind old lady called Douglas invited me to live with her because I haven’t got a family or a home. My mother died a long time ago, and then my dad, Pap, disappeared. He was a violent (暴力的) man especially when he was drunk, which was most of the time, and he often beat me. I didn’t go to school like the other boys. I either lived on the streets or in the woods.
My life changed after I lived with Douglas. She gave me a bed to sleep in and bought new clothes for me. She read stories to me and taught me how to eat at a table. But then her sister Miss Watson arrived. She brought her black slave (奴隶) Jim with her. I liked Jim but I didn’t like Miss Watson very much. She often shouted at me. Then Douglas sent me to school every day. I didn’t like going there at first because learning was very difficult. But when I could read and write a bit, I didn’t mind going.
Several months later, the winter came. One morning I woke up and there was snow on the ground. On my way to school I saw some footprints outside Douglas’s house. There was a cross on the heel of the left one. My heart jumped. Only one person wore boots with a cross on the left heel! Pap!
“He’s heard about my money. And he wants it!” That night I went to see Jim. Jim had a magic ball made of animal hair. It had a spirit inside that could answer people’s questions about the future.
—Adapted from The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
96．What does the underlined word “interest” mean in paragraph 1
A．Happiness from having money. B．The importance of the bank.
C．Things Huck likes to do. D．Money paid by the bank for saving.
97．What’s the correct order of the following events
a. Huck lived with Douglas.
b. Huck and Tom found $12,000.
c. Huck saw footprints outside Douglas’s house.
d. Miss Watson arrived with her slave Jim.
e. Huck learned to read and write.
A．b-a-d-e-c B．a-b-c-a-e C．b-a-e-d-c D．e-d-c-a-b
98．From the passage, we can know ________.
A．Huck’s mother left him and disappeared
B．Douglas taught Huck to live a proper life
C．Douglas and her sister were patient with Huck
D．Huck felt excited when seeing the footprints
99．Why did Huck go to Jim after seeing the footprints
A．To ask Jim to hide him from Pap.
B．To learn how to read and write from Jim.
C．To use Jim’s magic ball to tell him about Pap’s actions.
D．To discuss how to find some more money in a cave together.
I saw a man lying on the floor. His hands and feet were tied up. There were two men standing beside him. One of them held a lantern, and the other held a gun.
The man on the floor kept begging, “Please! I won’t tell anyone!”
Each time he said that, the man with the lantern smiled evilly and said, “Indeed, you won’t have any chance to tell anyone!”
The man holding the gun was about to shoot, but the other man said, “Wait!” They talked in a low voice for a while, and then walked towards me.
I quickly ran away and hid behind some boxes. After that, the two men stood by the deck railing and talked.
“Let’s just put the stolen things in our boat and leave,” the man with the lantern said. “Soon, this steamboat will be washed back into the river and sink. When that happens, old Jim Turner inside will surely die in the water.”
“But what if it doesn’t get washed back ” the other man asked.
“I think we can wait for a while and see.”
When they went back inside, I ran away. I was covered in a cold sweat (汗水).
“Jim, I’m determined to do something,” I said, “there’s a group of criminals over there. We need to find their boat and untie it. Then they’ll be caught here, and the police can catch them. We have to be quick. You check one side, and I’ll check the other.”
“And then what, Huck ”
“What do you think We’ll get back on the raft and sail away from here.”
Jim gave a big sigh and said, “We can’t, Huck. The raft is gone. It came loose and sailed away by itself. We’re stuck here.”
The bad news let Huck down, but soon, his eyes were full of hope again.
(Adapted from Adventures of Huckleberry Finn)
100．What’s the man with the lantern like
A．He is kind and avoids harming others. B．He is caring and offers others help.
C．He is shy and follows others’ orders. D．He is cruel and enjoys others’ pain.
101．How did Huck’s feelings change in the passage
A．angry→ excited→ shocked→ confident
B．afraid→ excited→ confident→ shocked
C．angry→ disappointed→ hopeful→ determined
D．afraid→ determined→ disappointed→ hopeful
102．Which of the following statements is TRUE according to the passage
A．The criminals planned to shoot Jim Turner at once.
B．Huck and Jim’s raft was still tied up nearby.
C．Huck and Jim wanted to untie the criminals’ boat to catch them.
D．The police were already hiding on the steamboat to catch the criminals.
103．What will Huck and Jim most likely do next
A．Think of a new plan to help catch the criminals. B．Join the criminals to get more stolen things.
C．Give up the plan and go back home together. D．Get on the raft and ask the police for help.
Widow (寡妇) Douglas sent me to school every day. I didn’t like going there at first because learning was very difficult. But when I could read and write a bit, I didn’t mind going to school. The hardest things for me were eating my meals at the table and sleeping in a soft bed. I missed my old life. Sometimes I ran away and spent a few days in the forest. I felt free there and I was happy. I fished and hunted all day. At night, I slept under the stars.
The months passed and winter came. The weather got cold. One morning, I woke up and there was snow on the ground. On my way to school, I saw some footprints (脚印) outside the widow’s house. There was a cross on the heel (脚后跟) of the left one. My heart jumped. Only one person wore boots with a cross on the left heel! Pap!
“He’s heard about my money, ” I thought. “And he wants it! ”
That night I went to see Jim. Jim had a magic ball made of animal hair. There was a spirit (精灵) inside the ball that could answer people’s questions about the future.
“I have two questions, Jim. ” I said. “What is Pap going to do And is Pap going to stay ” Jim whispered to the ball and rolled it on the floor. Then he put his ear next to it and listened.
“Your father doesn’t know what he’s going to do yet, ” Jim said.
“Maybe he’ll stay or maybe he’ll go.”
I picked up my candle and went back to the house. I crept up the stairs (蹑手蹑脚地上楼) because it was late and I did not want to wake Widow Douglas up. The door of my bedroom was open. I went in. A man with dirty black hair and a long black beard (络腮胡子) was sitting on the bed. It was Pap.
I looked at him and he looked at me. Neither of us spoke for several minutes. Then he said, “Where did you get those new clothes ”
“Widow Douglas bought them for me. ”
“Why did she do that You aren’t her son. ”
—Adapted from The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
104．What does the first paragraph mainly tell us
A．What Huck’s life was like when he lived with Widow Douglas.
B．Why Huck didn’t like going to school in those months.
C．What the hardest things for Huck were in Widow Douglas’ house.
D．Why Huck sometimes ran away and spent a few days in the forest.
105．Which of the following is the correct order according to the text
①One morning in winter, it was cold and snowy. ②Huck found a cross on the heel of the left one.
③Huck was going to school. ④Huck realized his father came.
⑤Huck saw some footprints outside the widow’s house.
A．⑤③①④② B．①③⑤②④ C．①⑤④②③ D．⑤②④①③
106．How did Huck feel when he saw Pap’s footprints
A．Happy but nervous. B．Relaxed and calm.
C．Angry and sad. D．Surprised and afraid.
107．Why did Huck go to see Jim
A．Because Jim could answer his questions.
B．Because Jim’s ball knew where his father was.
C．Because he wanted to know where he could keep his money.
D．Because he believed that Jim’s ball could tell him what his father wanted to do.
108．Which of the following is NOT described in the text
A．How Huck entered Widow Douglas’s house.
B．What happened when Huck and his father saw each other.
C．How Huck explained why Widow Douglas bought new clothes for him.
D．What Huck’s father looked like when Huck saw him in his own bedroom.
After that, we went on down the river. It was very dark that night and it wasn’t easy to see where we were going. Suddenly, a big steamboat came at us very fast, and the next minute it was right over us. Jim and I jumped off the raft into the water. The boat hit the raft and went on up the river.
When I came up out of the water, I couldn’t see Jim anywhere. I called out his name again and again, but there was no answer. “He’s dead!” I thought. Slowly, I swam to the side of the river and got out. I saw that I was near a big old wooden house. Suddenly a lot of very angry dogs jumped out at me. They made a terrible noise and someone called from the house, “Who’s there ”
“George Jackson,” I answered quickly. “I’ve fallen off a river boat.”
Well, the people who lived in that house were very kind, and they took me in and gave me some new clothes and a good meal. I told them that my family were all dead, so they said I could stay with them as long as I wanted. It was a beautiful house and the food was good there, so I stayed.
A few days later, one of the slaves in the house came to me and said, “Come with me!” Together, we went down to some trees by the river. “In there!” he said and went away.
On the ground, I found a man, asleep. It was Jim! I was really pleased to see him. When the steamboat hit the raft, Jim told me, the raft didn’t crash. Jim swam after it and caught it. Then he began to look for me.
We decided to leave at once. It’s all right to live in a house for a little while, but you feel more free and easy and comfortable on a raft.
——Taken from The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
109．What happened at the end of the story
A．George saw a big house. B．George got some new clothes.
C．George found Jim on the ground. D．George jumped off the raft into the water.
110．Why did George Jackson answer “quickly” when someone called from the house
A．George felt afraid and nervous. B．George felt happy and lucky.
C．George really wanted to stay there. D．George didn’t want to lie to him.
111．People who lived in that house gave George ________.
A．a nice meal B．much money C．old clothes D．A&C
112．The underlined word “crash” in Paragraph 6 most probably means ________.
A．fit B．break C．work D．fix
113．Which of these old sayings best fits this story
A．It never rains but it pours. B．Every dog has its day.
C．Burn the candle at both ends. D．Many hands make light work.
The next morning, we went to chat to the other slaves (奴隶) before they went to work. One of them was carrying food to the locked hut (木屋).
“Are you going to feed the dogs ” Tom asked him. “No, Master. This is for the runaway slave.” So we were right! Jim was in the hut.
We started digging the tunnel (隧道) to the hut that night. It was hard and it took us two nights to finish it. We came up under Jim’s bed. He was very surprised to see us. “Hello, Jim! We’re going to rescue (救) you.”
Tom said. “But we aren’t ready to do it yet. You’ll have to wait a couple of days. Don’t worry! You’ll soon be free!”
Then we crawled (爬) through the tunnel back to our bedroom. We sat on the bed and talked about a rescue plan.
“I’m going to write a letter to Uncle.” Tom said. “Of course I won’t sign it.”
“I’m going to warn him that somebody is planning to steal (偷) the runaway slave.” “Why are you going to do that, Tom ”
“Well, Huck, if Uncle Silas knows, he’ll try to stop the thieves. The adventure (冒险) will be more exciting if somebody tries to stop us.”
I didn’t understand why we had to look for trouble but I said nothing. Tom always knew best. So he wrote the letter and I climbed out of the window and put it under the front door.
Uncle Silas found it in the morning. After reading it, he went out without finishing his breakfast. At half past eleven we climbed out of the bedroom window and went to the hut. “Come on, Jim!” Tom said, “Huck, you go first. Then you, Jim. I will go last.”
We heard someone opening the door of the hut. A man shouted. “He’s gone! The thieves have stolen the runaway slave!”
We quickly crawled out the other end and ran towards the fence (篱笆). I turned around and saw a crowd of men outside the hut. They were carrying guns and looking for the thief.
I climbed over the fence and Jim followed me. Tom was right behind us. Unluckily, he caught his trousers on a nail. He pulled them free but the man heard the noise. They pointed their guns at us.
“Answer! Or we’ll shoot (开枪).” they shouted.
We didn’t answer. We ran and then the men started shooting. We ran faster. We ran to the river, jumped into the canoe and started paddling (划桨). The men were still looking for us but we were safe on the raft.
“Jim! You’re a free man!” I said.
Jim was very happy. We were all happy.
“It was a great adventure.” Tom said. “I even got a bullet (子弹) in my leg!”
It was true. His leg was bleeding badly. Jim and I found some old shirts and wrapped them round Tom’s leg. “We must get a doctor.” Jim said.
“No! I don’t want a doctor.” Tom shouted.
But I agreed with Jim. “Tom Sawyer! You’ve got a bullet in your leg and you need to see a doctor. I’m going to find one.”
— Taken from The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
114．What did Uncle Silas do after reading the letter
A．He ran away because he was too scared to catch the thief.
B．He went out to find more people and guns to help him.
C．He thought he was brave enough to stop the thief on his own.
D．He already knew who was the thief and tried to catch him.
115．Which of the following shows the right order of the two boys’ experience
a. Tom wrote a letter to Uncle Silas. b. They dug a tunnel to the hut.
c. They jumped into canoe. d. Tom got a bullet in his leg.
e. Tom caught his trousers on a nail.
A．a-b-e-d-c B．b-a-e-c-d C．b-a-e-d-c D．a-b-e-c-d
116．Why did Tom write a letter to Uncle Silas
A．Because he didn’t want to save Jim at all.
B．Because he had to look for some trouble for them.
C．Because Huck always knew best and told him to do this.
D．Because he wanted the adventure more exciting.
117．How did the characters’ feelings change during the adventure
A．nervous-angry-excited B．excited-worried-unhappy
C．determined (下定决心的)-nervous-happy D．determined-worried-nervous
I wanted to go and look at a place in the middle of the island that I had found when I was exploring. We started and soon got to it, because the island was only three miles long and a quarter of a mile wide.
This place was a hill about forty feet high. We had a hard time getting to the top. The sides were so steep and the trees were so thick. We walked and climbed around all over it, and found a big hole in the rock. It was a good place to play our game. The hole was as big as two or three rooms, and Jim could stand up straight in it. It was cool there. Jim wanted to put our things there, but I said we didn’t want to be climbing up and down there all the time. Jim said if we had the boat hidden in a good place and put all the things in the hole, we could rush there when anybody was to come to the island. They would never find us without dogs.
Besides, he said that little birds had said it was going to rain. We didn’t want the things to get wet.
So we went back and got the boat, and pulled all the things up there. Then we found a place close by to hide the boat in, among the thick willows. We took some fish off the lines and set them again, and began to get ready for dinner.
The door of the hole was big enough to roll a hogshead (大桶) in, and there was also a good place to build a fire. So we built a fire and cooked dinner. We spread the blankets inside, and ate our dinner. We put all the other things at the back of the hole.
Pretty soon it darkened and began to thunder. Directly it began to rain, and I never saw the wind blow so heavily. It was one of these regular summer storms. It would get so dark that it looked all blue-black outside.
“Jim, this is nice,” I said. “I wouldn’t want to be nowhere else but here. Pass me another piece of fish and some hot bread.”
“Well, if it weren’t for Jim, you wouldn’t stay here. You would stay in the woods, without food, and you would get half-dead from the shower. That’s true, dear. The chickens know when it rains, and so do the birds. I know.”
—Adapt from The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
118．The kids went to the island to ________.
A．play a game B．take a trip
C．build a house D．have a holiday
119．What did Jim suggest doing
A．Finding a hole. B．Going to the hole.
C．Leaving the lonely island. D．Stopping others reaching the island.
120．The RIGHT order of the story is ________.
a. They went back and got the boat.
b. They took some fish off the lines.
c. Jim could stand up straight in the hole.
d. They began to get ready for their dinner.
e. They walked and climbed around all over the hill.
A．a-d-b-e-c B．d-b-a-e-c C．e-c-a-b-d D．b-a-d-c-e
I knew I was all right now. Nobody else would come a-hunting after me. I got my traps out of the canoe and made me a nice camp in the thick woods. When it was dark I sat by my camp fire, feeling pretty satisfied but by and by, it got sort of lonesome, so I went and sat on the bank and listened to the current crashing along, and counted the stars and drift logs and rafts that came down, and then went to bed. There was no better way to put in time when you are lonesome, you can’t stay so, and you soon get it over.
And so for three days and nights. No difference. But the next day I went exploring around the island. I went fooling along in the deep woods till I judged I wasn’t far from the foot of the island. I had my gun along, but I had shot nothing, it was for protection. About this time I almost stepped on a good-sized snake, and it moved quietly and smoothly through the grass and flowers, and I was after it, trying to get a shot at it. I clipped (疾驰) along and all of a sudden I bounded (跳) right on to the ashes of a camp fire that was still smoking.
My heart jumped up among my lungs. I never waited to look further, but unlocked my gun and went sneaking back on my tiptoes as fast as I could. Every now and then, I stopped a second among the thick leaves and listened, but my breath came so hard that I couldn’t hear anything else. I moved quietly along another piece further, then listened again and so on. If I saw a stump (树桩), I took it for a man; If I stepped on a stick and broke it, it made me feel that a person had cut one of my breaths in two and I only got half.
There was no time to be fooling around. When getting to the camp, I got all my traps into my canoe again to have them out of sight. I put out the fire and threw the ashes around to look like an old last year’s camp, and then climbed a tree.
I suppose I was up for two hours but I didn’t see or hear anything—l only thought I heard and saw as much as a thousand things. Well, I couldn’t stay up there forever. So at last I got down, but I kept in the thick woods and on the lookout all the time. All I could get to eat was berries and what was left over from breakfast.
—Taken from The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
121．The underlined part “put in time” in the second paragraph probably means ________.
A．kill the time B．take the time C．employ the time D．waste the time
122．Why did the boy always carry his gun with him wherever he went
A．To show off his gun. B．To hunt some animals for food.
C．To protect himself. D．To play with it for fun.
123．How did the boy feel when he saw the ashes of a camp fire that was still smoking
A．Surprised. B．Excited. C．Frightened. D．Puzzled.
124．Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage
A．The boy brought with himself a tent.
B．The boy felt a bit lonely on the island.
C．The boy was surely the only person on the island at that time.
D．The boy might be bitten by some animal when the story happened.
Becky was still angry with Tom. She did not speak to him. Tom felt very bad after Becky didn’t take notice of him. He walked away from the school. He decided he could never go back. Then he saw Joe Harper. Joe’s mother was angry with him because he drank all the milk. Joe was sure that his mother did not want him any more. The two boys walked along. They decided to be friends forever. Tom told Joe about his plan to be pirates (海盗), and they decided to do it together.
Jackson’s Island was about three miles down the river from St. Petersburg. It was near the other side of the river. That would be their home. They found Huckleberry Finn, and he joined them. Each of them stole some food and got their fishing lines. At midnight, they got on a small boat and went to the island. They had a pan (平底锅), some ham and some other food. They pretended (假装) the boat was a pirate ship, and Tom was the pirate captain. Two hours later, they were on the island. They made a fire and ate some of the ham. They talked about being pirates and decided not to steal anything or hurt anybody, but they would still be pirates. Then they fell asleep.
Tom woke up in the morning. He wanted to know where he was. He sat up and then he remembered. They were pirates on Jackson’s Island. He woke Huckleberry and Joe, and soon they were swimming in the shallow (浅) water of a sandbar. They were not homesick at all.
—Adapted from The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
125．Why did Joe decide to be a pirate with Tom together
A．He agreed with Tom’s plan. B．He decided to be Tom’s friend.
C．He was angry with his mother. D．His mother didn’t want him any more.
126．Which would be their new home
A．Jackson’s Island B．The pirate ship C．Finn’s home D．The river
127．Which of the following statement is right according to Para.2
A．The boat was a pirate ship and Tom was the captain.
B．They made a fire and cooked dinner on Jackson’s Island.
C．They stole food and got their fishing lines on Jackson’s Island.
D．At midnight, they got on a small boat and reached the island two hours later.
128．Which is the right order of what happened in the story
①They found Huckleberry Finn.
②Tom wondered where he was.
③Tom walked away from the school.
④Each of them stole some food and got their fishing lines.
⑤The two boys decided to be friends with each other forever.
A．③⑤①④② B．③①⑤④② C．③②①⑤④ D．③⑤②①④
129．What can we infer (推断) from the passage
A．They took a pirate ship to Jackson’s Island.
B．After they went to the island, they bought a lot of food.
C．Joe’s mother was angry because he ate all the food she bought.
D．They were happy on the island and they didn’t miss their family
I jumped out from behind the tree.
Jim looked at me with scared eyes. Then he fell to his knees, put his hands together and said, “Don’t hurt me! Please don’t! I’ve never hurt a ghost. I’ve always respected dead people. Go back to the river where you live.”
“Jim, I am not dead,” I told him.
He touched my arm. “You aren’t dead,” he said, happy to look at me.
I was just as happy to see him. I looked down at his campfire. “Let’s make some breakfast.” After we ate, we lay back for a bit.
Jim asked, “Huck, if you’re here now, then who was killed at that hut (小屋) ” I told him the whole story.
“You’re pretty smart,” he said. “Even Tom Sawyer can’t come up with a better plan than that.” “And what about you, Jim Why are you here on the island ” He looked uneasy. “Maybe I’d better not tell.” “Why not ” I asked.
“You won’t tell on (告发) me, will you ” he asked. “I promise I won’t.”
Jim moved closer to me. “I ran away.”
“Jim!”
“Huck, you said you wouldn’t tell.”
“Yeah, I promised,” I said, “and I’ll keep it.”
“The thing is,” he told me, “Miss Watson always said she’d never sell me, but the other night I heard her tell the widow (寡妇) that she would sell me for $800.”
“That’s a lot of money,” I said.
The widow told Miss Watson she couldn’t do it, but I didn’t wait to hear what Miss Watson said. I climbed down the hill, stole a boat, and here I am.”
“Well, I’m glad you’re here,” I told him.
We stayed by the campfire for a while. Jim looked at the sky. The birds gathered together, and then they flew away.
“The storm’s coming,” Jim said. “It’s going to be worse.” I looked at our blankets, the only protection we had.
“Come on, Huck. I’ll show you something.” Jim led me to a small cave. We ate our dinner there. Pretty soon the storm came. It rained heavily, and the wind blew so hard that it would bend (折弯) those trees.
We stayed there until the storm stopped.
—Adapted from The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
130．Why was Jim afraid when he saw Huck at the beginning
A．He didn’t know Huck at all.
B．He was hurt by a ghost before.
C．He had no respect for the dead.
D．He thought Huck had already died.
131．Why did Jim run away according to the passage
A．He feared he might be sold one day.
B．The widow forced him to do so.
C．Miss Watson beat him up.
D．He wanted to go on a journey on the island.
132．Which is the correct order of what happened in the story
a. Jim told Huck why he ran away.
b. Huck told Jim what happened at the hut.
c. Jim realized that Huck was truly alive.
d. They hid in a small cave to keep away from the storm.
A．a-b-d-c B．c-b-d-a C．c-b-a-d D．b-d-a-c
133．What’s the best title of the passage
A．Meeting Jim.
B．Two men’s friendship.
C．Fighting the storm.
D．Running away from Miss Watson.
The next day was sunny and hot. I put on my new clothes, paddled to the river bank in the canoe and walked to Silas Phelps’ place. I was climbing over the fence that surrounded the small wooden house when the dogs started barking. The noise brought a woman and some children to the door. The woman seemed very happy to see me. She ran up to me, smiling. “You’re here at last!” she said. Then she hugged me and kissed me and hugged me again.
“Yes”, I replied politely.
“Look, Silas!” the woman said. “It’s Tom! Tom Sawyer! He’s arrived at last!”
I nearly fell on the floor with surprise. She thought I was Tom Sawyer! Now I knew exactly what to say because I knew Tom’s family well. I talked about Sid and Mary, Aunt Polly and everybody else for two hours. Then in the distance I heard a steamboat.
“Perhaps Tom is on that boat!” I thought. I had to stop him before he arrived at the farm.
“Aunt Sally!” I said, “I left my bag in the town. I must go and pick it up.”
“Your Uncle Silas will take you, Tom,” she said.
“It’s OK, Aunt Sally. I can drive the wagon,” I replied.
I was halfway to town when I saw another wagon coming towards me. Tom Sawyer was in it. When he saw me, he looked terrified. “Huck! Why have you come back to scare me I never hurt you,” he said.
“I haven’t come back, Tom. I’ve never been away.”
“Aren’t you a ghost Aren’t you dead ”
“No, it was a e and feel me if you don’t believe me.”
He did, and then he was sure that I wasn’t a ghost. He was glad to see me and wanted to hear about my adventures.
“I tell you later,” I said. “I have another problem now.” And I told him about Jim.
“I’m going to rescue (营救) him,” I said.
“I’ll help you,” Tom replied excitedly. He loved an adventure more than anything else in the world.
“But what are we going to tell Aunt Sally She thinks that I am Tom Sawyer.”
He thought for a moment, then he said, “Listen! I have an idea.”
— Adapted from The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
134．What does the underlined word “terrified” in Paragraph 9 mean
A．Scared. B．Worried. C．Satisfied. D．Relaxed.
135．Which is the correct order of what happened in the story
a. On his way to town Huck happened to see Tom Sawyer.
b. Huck returned to get his bag.
c. Huck played a trick and people thought he died.
d. The woman mistook Huck for Tom.
e. Huck paddled to the river bank after putting on his new clothes.
A．e-d-a-c-b B．e-d-b-a-c C．c-e-b-a-d D．c-e-d-b-a
136．What do you think of Tom Sawyer
A．He was curious about Huck’ s adventures. B．He was afraid of adventures.
C．He was worried about the money in the cave. D．He was proud of his friend.
137．What can we know from the passage
A．Huck and Tom went to Aunt Sally’s house to look for treasure.
B．Tom looked afraid when he saw Huck because he thought Huck had died.
C．At first Huck told Aunt Sally he wasn’t Tom.
D．Huck didn’t know how to react after seeing Tom’s family.
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When Tom opened his eyes slowly in the morning, he wondered where he was. He sat up and then he remembered his p 138 to be a pirate (海盗).
One day ago, he and his two friends, Huckleberry Finn and Joe Harper, got on a small boat and went to Jackson’s Island w 139 some food and their fishing lines. The island was about three miles down the river from St. Peterburg and nobody lived there. But that would be their home.
He woke up Huckleberry and Joe, and soon they were s 140 in the water happily. During the night, the boat floated away but they were not w 141 . The next day, they decided to explore the island. It was about three miles long and a quarter of a mile w 142 . When they were tired and lay down to r 143 , they heard a noise coming from the river. They saw the ferryboat near St. Peterburg.
They heard guns being fired.
“What are they doing ” asked Joe.
“I know,” said Tom. “Somebody d 144 into the river and died. That’s what they can do. It makes body come up.”
“I wish I were there,” said Huckleberry. “I wonder who it is.”
S 145 , Tom thought of something. “I know who it is! It’s us!”
This made them all very happy. They could imagine everybody crying for t 146 . People would be remembering all the good things about them. It was a good thing to be a pirate after all!
They watched u 147 the ferryboat went back to St. Peterburg. Joe began to wonder if they should go back home.
— Adapted from The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
My name is Huckleberry Finn. I live in the town of St. Petersburg in the state of Missouri. It’s a small town but it’s near a very big r 148 called the Mississippi. This is the story of a journey that I made down that river on a raft.
I didn’t have a family or a home. My mother d 149 a long time ago and then my dad, Pap, disappeared. I didn’t go to school like the other boys of my a 150 . I lived on the streets and in the woods.
It all started when Tom Sawyer and I found $12,000 in a cave which made us rich. We got $6,000 e 151 . Judge Thatcher put it in the bank.
Then a kind old lady called Widow Douglas invited me to live with her and then my life c 152 . She gave me a bed to sleep in and bought me new clothes. She sent me to school every day. I didn’t like going there at first b 153 learning was very difficult. But when I could read and write a bit, I didn’t m 154 going. For me, eating my meals at the table and sleeping in a soft bed were the h 155 things. I missed my old life. Sometimes I ran away and spent a few days in the woods. I felt free there and I was happy. I f 156 and hunted all day. At night I slept under the stars.
The months passed and w 157 came. The weather got cold. One morning I saw some footprints in the snow outside the widow’s house. There was a cross on the heel of the left one. My heart jumped. Only one person wore boots with a cross on the left heel! Pap!
—Taken from The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
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When Tom opened his eyes slowly in the morning, he wondered where he was. He sat up and then he remembered his p 158 to be a pirate (海盗).
One day ago, he and his two friends, Huckleberry Finn and Joe Harper, got on a small boat and went to Jackson’s Island w 159 some food and their fishing lines. The island was about three miles down the river from St. Peterburg and nobody lived there. But that would be their home.
He woke up Huckleberry and Joe, and soon they were s 160 in the water happily. During the night, the boat floated away but they were not w 161 . The next day, they decided to explore the island. It was about three miles long and a quarter of a mile w 162 . When they were tired and lay down to r 163 , they heard a noise coming from the river. They saw the ferryboat near St. Peterburg.
They heard guns being fired.
“What are they doing ” asked Joe.
“I know,” said Tom. “Somebody dived into the river and d 164 . That’s what they can do. It makes body come up.”
“I wish I were there,” said Huckleberry. “I wonder who it is.”
S 165 , Tom thought of something. “I know who it is! It’s us!”
This made them all very happy. They could imagine everybody crying for t 166 . People would be remembering all the good things about them. It was a good thing to be a pirate after all!
They watched u 167 the ferryboat went back to St. Peterburg. Joe began to wonder if they should go back home.
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But Mary Jane just looked him in the eyes and replied, “Here’s my answer, doctor!” She picked up the bag of gold and g 168 it to the king. Please take this money and look after it for me and my sisters. Do what you want with it. I don’t want a receipt Everybody clapped and stamped their feet on the floor. The king smiled and h 169 up his head. “Alright, Mary Jane,” the doctor said. “Don’t listen to me! But you’ll be s 170 .” And he left the house.
The three girls were very k 171 to us. They prepared a lovely dinner and they gave us their bedrooms to sleep in. I felt really bad that the king and the duke were cheating them. Later, when I was in bed that night, I started thinking.
“Those girls are very sweet and generous and the king and the duke are going to rob (抢劫) them. I can’t let them do that. I must do something to s 172 them. Should I tell the doctor and Mary Jane the truth No, that isn’t a good idea. They’ll think that I’m a fraud, too. There’s only one thing to do. I’ll have to take the money and h 173 it somewhere. Then when I’m far away, I’ll write a letter to Mary Jane. I’ll tell her where the bag is and she will get the gold b 174 .”
The king and the duke were still downstairs in the dining room. I crept (爬行) very quietly into the duke’s room and l 175 around for the bag of gold. I found it under the mattress (床垫). I took it and crept back to my room. I waited u 176 the king and the duke went to bed, then I slowly crept downstairs with the bag of gold in my hand. I tried to open the front door but it was locked and there was no key.
Suddenly I heard footsteps. S 177 was coming. I looked around for a place to hide. The door of the living room was open so I ran in there.
—Taken from The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
Pap left me in the cabin and locked the door but he never left his old g 178 with me. When he came home two or three days later, he a 179 beat me with his stick. Then I got tired of the beatings and I began to think about escaping.
Once when I was locked in the cabin, I found an o 180 saw in a corner. Pap didn’t know it was there. I cleaned it and started to cut a h 181 in the cabin wall. It took me more than an hour to make a small hole but, before I could climb t 182 it, I heard the key in the door.
I quickly put an old blanket over the hole, lay down on my bed and c 183 my eyes. The door opened and Pap came in.
Pap didn’t go away again for three or four weeks. We hunted and f 184 as usual, but he became more and more violent and beat me m 185 often.
While I was fishing one day, an e 186 canoe drifted past me. I couldn’t believe my luck! I jumped into it and hid the canoe in a little place where the branches of the trees hung low over the water.
I never saw a 187 in the woods, but Pap saw some men one day. The next time he went to the town he gave me his gun. “If anybody tries to get into the cabin, use it!” he said.
— Taken from The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
Lots of times, Pap would lock me in the wooden house and go away. Pap was pretty c 188 not to leave a knife or anything in the cabin while he was gone. But I finally got something—a saw, and started sawing hard to h 189 myself out. As soon as I heard Pap coming up from town, I hid the saw and w 190 . He came in angrily, “Get out to the boat and get what I brought from town.”
It was good to be outside again, even if it was for just a few minutes. If I wanted to, I could take off running right now. I’d just run away, but that’s when Pap yelled, “Boy, are you asleep or drowned ”
At dinner, Pap drank too much and fell asleep on the floor, I thought about t 191 the key from his pocket quietly, b 192 he was having a restless (辗转反侧) sleep. I waited for him to settle down, but then I got too tired and fell asleep.
It was after sunup when Pap woke me. “Get out there and catch us some fish,” he ordered. I headed out and saw s 193 else floating toward me in the river. It was a canoe. I jumped in and swam over to it. It was empty inside, then I had a good idea. I pulled that canoe up and hid it behind some bushes. When I had my chance, I’d go down the river in the canoe. No one would ever f 194 me.
Pap got a 195 when he saw me back, wet all over. So I got locked inside the cabin a 196 . Once Pap set off for town, I had my chance.
When I was ready to run off through the hole I cut with the saw, I r 197 Pap would know I’d run away. So I smashed the door with an ax. Then I found a wild pig lying dead in the woods and dripped some of its blood on the cabin floor. I pulled out some of my hair and dropped it on the floor, too.
—Taken from The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
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Tom walked away from the school. He was leaving to become a criminal（罪犯）, never to r 198 . He was a lonely boy; nobody loved him. He met his best friend, Joe Harper. Joe was looking for Tom for the same r 199 . Joe’s mother had beaten him. But Joe hadn’t done a 200 wrong. She was tired of him and she wanted him to go away. The two boys began to make their plans. Joe a 201 with Tom’s idea about starting a life of crime and becoming pirates.
Five kilometres south of St Petersburg was an i 202 called Jackson’s Island. It was uninhabited, and it was close to the other shore of the river. They decided to go there. They looked for Huckleberry Finn, and he j 203 them immediately. They decided to meet at a place on the river bank three kilometres from the village at midnight. There was a small raft there which they intended to take. Each would bring hooks（鱼钩） and lines for f 204 , and whatever provisions they could steal— like r 205 criminals.
Tom arrived with a boiled ham, Joe had some bacon, and Huck had a frying pan. They took some fire from an empty boat, then they set off on the raft. At about two o’clock in the morning, they landed on Jackson’s Island, and carried their things o 206 the shore. They took the old sail from the raft to make a tent to shelter their provisions. They decided to sleep o 207 , because that was what criminals did. Then they let the raft go down the river.
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The three girls were very kind to us. They p 208 a lovely dinner and gave us their bedrooms to sleep in. I felt really b 209 that the king and the duke were cheating (欺骗) them. I must do s 210 to stop them. So I put the bag of gold under Peter’s hands b 211 the coffin (棺材) were closed and taken to the graveyard.
Later the king and the duke organised a sale to get money. It was a 212 over when two people came: very nice-looking gentlemen, an old one and a younger one.
The old man began to s 213 . “I am Harvey Wilks and this is my brother William,” he said.
I wasn’t expecting this. The king wasn’t either, but he didn’t show his s 214 . He laughed and said, “They are telling a lie!” All the people shouted to agree e 215 Doctor Robinson and Levi Bell.
“We must find out the truth,” Levi Bell said. “Can you prove (证明) you are Peter Wilks’ brothers ”
The old gentleman t 216 for a moment. Then he turned to the king and said, “Peter had a tattoo on his chest. What was it ” The king’s face went p 217 and didn’t say anything for a few minutes.
Then he said, “I can tell you. It was a small blue arrow.”
— Taken from The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
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Well, here we were , stuck on the steamboat with two bad men inside.
“We’ve got to find their boat now,” I told Jim. “We need it for ourselves.”
Jim was so afraid that he was s 218 . I was nervous too. But we had to keep calm. Soon we found their small boat tied up on the side.
Jim and I hopped in that boat quickly and c 219 the rope. We pushed off and headed down the river, looking for our raft (竹筏). We floated along for several miles and then we found it and were on b 220 . We floated along for about three days. Then the river opened up and we knew we were heading in the right d 221 . We wanted to get to Cairo, a town on the Ohio River. It was a f 222 place, and Jim would no longer be a salve (奴隶) there. But we had to be c 223 not to pass it.
Jim hid in a small house during the day in order not to be s 224 . But one day I saw a couple of men heading our way. They were looking for five runaway slaves.They asked me if my partner was black and wanted to c 225 the boat.
I told them that it was my father. He was white and he was really s 226 .
“What’s wrong with him ”the man asked.
“He’s got smallpox (天花),”I lied.“Can you help him ”
“Stay a 227 from us!”they shouted and started running away quickly. I was glad to see them go.
—Taken from The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
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You don’t know me unless you read a book called The Adventures of Tom Sawyer. Huck’s my name, Huckleberry Finn. That book ends like this: my best friend, Tom Sawyer, and I found $12, 000 in gold in a cave. We became rich. We got $6, 000 e 228 .
My mother died long ago and then my dad, Pap, disappeared. He was a 229 drunk and he often beat me. Then a kind old lady called Widow Douglas took me into her home to live. She gave me a bed to sleep in and bought new clothes for me. She read stories to me and taught me how to cat at a table. She sent me to school every day.
I hated those new clothes. I m 230 my old life. I put on my old clothes and ran away and was free and happy, but Tom Sawyer found me and said that i 231 I wanted to join his club, I would have to return to live with the widow. For this reason, I returned to live with h 232 . The months passed and w 233 came. The weather got cold. One morning I woke up and here was snow on the ground. On my way to school I saw some footprints outside the widow’s house. My heart jumped. Pap!
“He’s h 234 about my money,” I thought. “And he wants it!”
When I lit my candle and went up to my room that n 235 , there sat Pap—his own self! I expected to be scared of him now, but I w 236 . I stood looking at him; he sat there—looking at me.
Pap was nearly fifty years old. His black hair was long and uncombed and dirty, He had allowed hair to grow on his face, which was ghostly white. Just looking at the ugly white skin made me feel sick. His clothes —dirty and torn. His feet showed t 237 large holes in his shoes. His hat was on the floor—an old black hat with a large hole in it.
—Taken from The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
That night, Tom and Huckleberry went to the graveyard. It was about a mile away from town. It was a l 238 place. They heard the wind in the trees. They waited for the devil to come to get Hoss Williams.
Then they heard a noise. They were very frightened. It was a v 239 . They saw a light. Then they saw three men. The boys thought they were devils. They were e 240 more frightened than before.
Then Huckleberry recognized the voice. It was old Muff Potter. Then Tom recognized a 241 voice. It was Indian Joe.
“What are they doing ” wishpered Huckleberry.
They saw the face of the t 242 man. It was young Dr. Robinson.
Muff Potter and Indian Joe had a wheelbarrow and some rope and spades. They began to open Hoss Williams’ grave. They were stealing his body.
“Hurry up.” o 243 Dr. Robinson.
They dug down and got Hoss’s body out of the grave. They put it in the wheelbarrow. They told Dr.Robinson to give them more money. He wouldn’t, and they began to f 244 . Robinson hit Muff Potter with a piece of wood, b 245 Indian Joe took the knife that Muff had dropped and killed Dr. Robinson with it. The two boys were hiding behind a tree and saw it a 246 . They stayed very quiet. They were afraid that Indian Joe might kill them, too. They saw Indian Joe looking at the two men on the ground, and then a cloud covered the moon. It was d 247 . The two boys ran away as quietly and quickly as they could.
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The next day, I was getting restless. I wanted to take a boat across the river to see what was going on over there. Jim came up with a good idea.
“Here, Huck, ” he said. “P 248 it on.” He handed over one of the dresses that they’d gotten from that old house.
“Why would I wear this ” I asked.
“Because n 249 will know you if yo

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