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OfallthemenwhoeverlikedfreshairnoonelikeditmorethanJamesWilsondid.He1sleptwithhiswindowsopeneven2snowwasfallingoutside.

OnewinterWilsonwenttoFinlandonbusiness.Whenhe3hisroominthehotelhefoundthatthewindowswereclosedto4theicyairout.Hedidhisbesttoopen5butfailed.

Thebedwasreally6butWilsoncouldnotsleep.Hecouldnot7theclosedwindows.Nofreshair!Itwas8tothinkof!

Ataboutoneo'clockinthemorninghewas9awakeworryingabouttheairintheroom.Hebecamevery10.Wherewasthewindows?Hecouldseesomethingthatlookedlike11overthere.Hethrewashoeatitthroughthe12withalltheforceofhisstrongrightarm.Aterriblesoundofbreakingglass13theroombuttoWilson'ssadheartitseemedlikethesoundof14music.Fiveminuteslaterhewaspeacefullyasleep.

Whendaylightcamethroughthewindowhe15andlaywithhiseyesclosed.Therewas16toworryabout.Whatwasit?Ohthebrokenwindow!Yesindeed.Hewouldhavetopay17that.Heopenedhiseyestolook.

Suddenlyhe18insurprise;thewindowwasnotbrokenatall.Theglasswasallinonepiecejustasgoodasithadbeenthenightbefore.19wasenteringtheroomthroughthewindow!

Hethenturnedhiseyestothesideandsawabrokenpicturehangingonthewall.Therewas20onthefloorbelowitandalotofbrokenglassroundtheshoe.

(1)A．seldom

B．often

C．sometimes

D．always

(2)A．when

B．until

C．after

D．before

(3)A．left

B．ordered

C．reached

D．tidied

(4)A．prevent

B．keep

C．stop

D．send

(5)A．one

B．all

C．it

D．more

(6)A．bad

B．ordinary

C．excellent

D．cold

(7)A．break

B．forget

C．escape

D．imagine

(8)A．unfortunate

B．anxious

C．difficult

D．terrible

(9)A．already

B．nearly

C．hardly

D．still

(10)A．angry

B．sorry

C．worried

D．serious

(11)A．paper

B．glass

C