完形填空（共20小題；每小題1.5分，滿分30分）
閱讀下面短文，從短文后所給各題的四個選項（A、B、C、D）中，選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項。
When my children were small, the toughest part of the day was getting to work. There were diapers(尿布), formula(奶粉),  36  of clothes to worry about for the children. There was their breakfast, and I must  37  they were clean and ready for the day. It was pretty chaotic(混亂的). I have always been one to  38  more about making sure everyone else had what they needed than to take care of myself. 39 , I had my clothing and my packed lunch set out so that I could quickly get ready and then turn my  40  back to getting the children ready.
I tried to keep my  41  pretty easy in the morning. There just wasn’t time, but that was OK as long as I kept moving. I would manage a  42  look at myself in the full-length mirror just before I  43  out the door.
Once a week we had management team  44  and it was important to be there on time and to appear relaxed and  45 . We would go around the conference table, each  46  on successes and areas of concern. When it came around to my  47 , all eyes would be on me as I had my chance to brag(自夸) on my programs and increasing  48 .
I thought I was pretty  49  at playing the role of the cool, calm, collected program manager 50  one week I arrived at one of these management team meetings and as the  51  went around the table, getting to me. There were  52  looks on the faces of the others looking at me. I started to feel a little  53  as that “ what’s going on?”  54  grew more intense. My closest colleague started doing this strange nodding thing in my direction. It was then that I  55  that I had my dress on inside-out.
小題1:
A．purchase
B．changes
C．storage
D．choices
小題2:
A．make sure
B．take care
C．help out
D．work out
小題3:
A．check
B．speak
C．find
D．worry
小題4:
A．Eventually
B．Actually
C．Fortunately
D．Hopefully
小題5:
A．a(chǎn)ttention
B．way
C．devotion
D．duties
小題6:
A．practices
B．interests
C．habits
D．routines
小題7:
A．last
B．quick
C．careful
D．thorough
小題8:
A．dashed
B．broke
C．burst
D．looked
小題9: A. work
B. meetings
C. spirits
C. tasks
小題10:
A．confident
B．a(chǎn)ttractive
C．firm
D．tidy
小題11:
A．fixing
B．concentration
C．reporting
D．settling
小題12:
A．place
B．turn
C．time
D．position
小題13:
A．fame
B．income
C．weight
D．numbers
小題14:
A．bad
B．smart
C．good
D．clever
小題15:
A．before
B．unless
C．until
D．though
小題16:
A．show
B．discussion
C．party
D．game
小題17:
A．a(chǎn)ngry
B．pleasant
C．curious
D．strange
小題18: A. uneasy
B. uncertain
D. unhappy
D. unfair
小題19:
A．question
B．a(chǎn)tmosphere
C．feeling
D．doubt
小題20:
A．observed
B．realized
C．watched
D．suspected
 

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小題1:C小題1:B小題1:D小題1:C小題1:C  
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A．strange B．boring C．pleasant D．normal
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A．for exampleB．on the other hand C．what’s more D．a(chǎn)fter all
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B．harvests food from its own garden
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