factory. Ann was told the factory had been pouring waste water directly into the river, making the water 2 (suit)to drink. Ann thought it was her duty to 3 (close)the matter and had it reported in the newspaper. She also thought it was 4 (responsible)〖JP3〗for the factory to do so. Jack thought it was 5 (proper)and 6 (legal)for Ann to report the whole thing in public without telling them in adv However, Ann regarded it most important to ensure the residents near the factory to drink 7 (pollution)water. She told Jack if his factory kept on polluting the river, he was sure to answer for what he had done one day.答案:1.unpleasant2.unsuitable3.disclose4.irresponsible

5.improper6.illegal7.pollutionfree

（二）语法填空。

In the days when an ice cream cost much less, Tom, 1 eightyear old boy, entered a hotel coffee shop 2 sat at a table .A waitress put a glass of water in front of him."How much is an icecream？" "Fifty cents,"replied the waitress. The little boy pulled 3 right hand out of the pocket and studied a number of 4 in it."How much is a dish of plain ice cream?"he asked. Some people were now waiting for her service and the waitress grew a little 5 (patient)."Thirty