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One thing that really gets up my nose is breathing other peoples cigarette smoke against my will. Its about time that smoking in public places was stamped out once and for all.

There is nothing worse than coming home from a bar or club after an evening out and finding that your clothes smell disgusting， because they have been saturated （浸透著） with cigarette smoke.

Cigarette smoke. Im not the only one who is born with this and Im not some born nonsmoker. I just wish that I had a choice whether or not I came home smelling like a dirty ashtray （煙灰缸）.

Another thing that I really hate is walking down the street behind someone smoking a cigarette. Every time they breathe， out comes that cloud of stale smoke and you talk straight into it and aside from crossing over the other side of the street. There is very little you can do about it. It is not a pleasant experience and it is one I could live quite happily without.

I know there are a lot of people in this country that smoke. Ill be willing to bet that someone who are reading this article are fed up with people who dont smoke. They are always harping on （嘮叨） about their “bad habit” and telling them what to do. The simple fact is that smokers are affecting the health of nonsmokers as well as their own.

People die each year just because they have breathed other peoples smoke and that is something we really should be taking seriously. In my opinion a completely ban on smoking in public places is the only way forward.

1. What does the underlined phrase “gets up my nose” in Paragraph 1 probably mean？

A. Cheer me up.

B. Makes me angry.

C. Smells something out.

D. Turns my nose towards something.

2. What can we learn about the author from Paragraph 2？

A. He has an ashtray in his home.

B. He finds the smell of cigarettes disgusting.

C. He often smokes a lot of cigarettes in a bar.

D. He is not willing to come home from a bar late at night.

3. Whats the author strongly against？

A. Taking in secondhand smoke.

B. Having a life without cigarettes.

C. Walking across the street but there is nothing he can do.

D. Smoking behind someone while walking down the streets.

4. Whats the best title of the passage？

A. Smoking Should Be Banned in Public Places

B. Smoking Is Bad to Smokers and Nonsmokers

C. Smoking Is a Bad Habit

D. Smoking Is Disgusting

語(yǔ)法填空

Joseph Haydn， who was an Austrian composer and is known 1 “the father of the symphony”. After 2 （study） music in Vienna， he worked at the court of a prince in eastern Austria， where he 3 （become） director of music. Having worked there for 30 years， he moved to London， where he was very 4

（success）.

Mozart was born in Salzburg， Austria， he learned to play the harpsichord when he was four， by the time he was 14， Mozart 5

（compose） many pieces for the harpsichord， piano and violin， as well as for orchestras. Haydn met Mozart in 1781 and was impressed 6 him. The two were friends until Mozarts 7 （die） in 1791.

Beethoven was born in Bonn， Germany. He showed musical talent when he was very young， and learned 8 （play） to play the violin and piano from his father who was a singer. Beethoven met Haydn in 1791， it was Haydn 9 encouraged Beethoven to move to Vienna. He became popular in the Austrian capital and stayed there for the rest of his life. As he grow 10 （old ） ， he became completely deaf， but he continued composing.

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