InthepastlargenumbersofAmericanpeoplelikedtousetomorrow’smoney.Howeversincetheeconomicdepression(经济萧条)manyhavelearnttolive16.HereisatruestoryaboutanAmericangirlAnna.Aftergraduationshebegan
InthepastlargenumbersofAmericanpeoplelikedtousetomorrow’smoney.Howeversincetheeconomicdepression(经济萧条)manyhavelearnttolive 16.HereisatruestoryaboutanAmericangirlAnna.AftergraduationshebegantoliveinLosAngelesonherown.She 17 ajobinapublishinghouse(出版社)andearned 18 $30000ayear.HerparentsthoughtAnna’slifewouldbe 19butAnnawasabletoliveonhermoneyandstill 20 $5000inthefirstyear.Howcouldshedosoin 21 expensivecity?
Cheaplivingalwaysstartswithkeepingthe 22 costsmall.Forpeoplethat 23 housing.SoAnnachosetoshareaflatwiththreeotherfriends.Hernextbiggestcostwas 24.Whensheate 25shewenttocheaprestaurants. 26 sheboughta$9.99wholechickenatalocalrestaurant.Shethentookthechickenboneshomeandmadesoupoutofthem.Todayyoungpeopleoften 27 alotofmoneyonentertainment.ButAnnalovedgoingtomuseumsandparksasthe 28 fortheseplaceswerefree.DidAnnafeelpoorbycheapliving?Notreally.Sheeven 29 totaketwotripsonetotheNetherlands 30 toPortland.
“Don’tthinkofsavingmoneyassomethinghard.It’sakindofgame”saidAnna.
1.A.happily B.luckily C.hopefully D.cheaply
2.A.found B.gets C.lookedfor D.makes
3.A.morethan B.lessthan C.more D.less
4.A.dangerous B.hard C.easy D.comfortable
5.A.made B.gave C.took D.saved
6.A.soan B.suchan C.so D.such
7.A.expensive B.much C.big D.heavy
8.A.does B.becomes C.helps D.means
9.A.food B.clothes C.studying D.traveling
10.A.away B.out C.up D.inside
11.A.Soon B.Finally C.Once D.Again
12.A.pay B.spend C.cost D.take
13.A.tickets B.seats C.exhibition D.tea
14.A.tried B.had C