Mr .Baker worked in a small town.Two weeks a_____(1),his fri

Mr .Baker worked in a small town.Two weeks a_____(1),his friends helped him to find a job in New York.So he and his wife were going to move i________(2) a building in the big city.Mr.Baker wanted to live in a room on the first floor and he could go for a walk in the beautiful garden aften s________(3).But his wift h________(4) to live on the second floor.―There‘s enough sunlight,I think.And we can watch the f______(5)in the garden by the windows,‖ said the woman .Mr.Baker thought she was right and agreed with her.I_________(6)was Saturday.All their friends came to help them.They were t_____(7) and hungry,and Mrs.Baker got nice food ready.They held a party.They ate and drank a lot.Then they kept singing and dancing.It l_________(8)a long time.Suddenly the telephone rang.Mrs.Baker went to a______(9) it.Then she said to her husband proudly,―My choice is right!The man downstairs complained the phone that noise in our rooms makes them not f______(10)asleep.‖
Most Americans enjoy moving from place to place.For example,they often drive their cars 120 to 160 kilometres away just to have d_________(1) with a friend or even fly to Europr(欧洲)just for watching a football match.In some states only one person o________(2) of five lives in a place for more than five years.One may be b_________(3)in one city ,and go to school in another.He may finish his middle school in two or t________(4)cities,and then go to a college far across the country.When he has entered (进入)business,he may possibly move from job to job.Moving from one job to a __(5),which is called ―job—hopping‖,is a very common practice in the United States.Job-hopping is good to workers,because every c__________(6)of a job gives them a chance to move up to a h______(7)position and to get better pay.And job-hopping also g_______(8) bosses the chance to get new ideas and skills that different people bring to their companies and factories.

第一篇
Mr Baker worked in a small town.Two weeks ago his friends helped him to find work in New York.So he and his wife were going to move to a building in the big city.Mr Baker wanted to live in a room on the first floor and he could go for a walk by the beautiful garden after supper.But his wife hoped to live on the second floor.
“There’s enough sunlight(阳光),I think.And we can watch the flowers in the garden by the windows.” said the woman.
Mr Baker thought she was right and agreed with her.
It was Saturday.All their friends came to help them.They were tired but Mrs Baker got nice food ready.They held a party.They ate,drank a lot.Then they sang and danced.It lasted a long time.
Suddenly the telephone rang.Mrs Baker went to answer it.Then she said to her husband proudly（自豪地）,“Luckily you ’ve listened to me!The man downstairs complained(抱怨)on the telephone that the noise in our rooms makes them not fall asleep!”
第二篇
Most Americans enjoy moving from place to place.For example,they often drive their cars 120 to 160 kilometres away just to have dinner with a friend or even fly to London or Paris just towatch a football match.In some states only one person in five lives in a place for more than five years.One may be born in one city,and go to school in another.He may finish his middle school in two or three cities,and then go to college far across the country.When he begins to work,he may possibly move from job to job.Moving from one job to another,which is called "job-hopping",is very common in the United States.
Job-hopping does good to workers because every change of a job gives them a chance to get better pay.And job-hopping also gives bosses the chance to get new ideas and skills(技术) that different people bring to their companies and factories.