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    The joys of that round and flat vessel，or lunch-box，consist（1）
in
in
its having a cover on top.The action of opening it already makes your mouth water，especially if you don't yet know（2）
what
what
is inside，because，for example，it's your wife who（3）
prepares
prepares
（prepare） the vessel for you every morning.Once the box
is uncovered
is uncovered
（uncover），you see your food packed there.All are neatly arranged（5）
like
like
the continents and oceans are set on the maps of the globe.
    Marcovaldo，the handyman（ 勤雜 工 ），having open the lid of his box and（6）
immediately
immediately
（immediate） breathed in its pleasant smell，grabs the cutlery（餐具） that he has always carried in his pocket， （7）
wrapped
wrapped
（wrap） in a bundle（捆）.Then anxiously，the first forkfuls have already been raised to the mouth.
    The immediate sensation is the（8）
sadness
sadness
（sad） of eating cold food，but the next second，the joys begin again，as you find the flavors of the family board transported to an unusual setting.Marcovaldo has now begun chewing slowly：he is seated on a bench by an avenue，near the place （9）
where
where
he works.He brings his lunch in the box，bought for the purpose.The benefits are plain（10）
to see
to see
（see）.His house is far away and to go there at noon costs time and tram tickets.

【考點(diǎn)】科技；說明文．
【答案】in；what；prepares；is uncovered；like；immediately；wrapped；sadness；where；to see
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