题目内容

阅读理解。
     Mr. Seidman treated all his servants (仆人) kindly. Among his servants were two men, named John
and Joseph. John received four dollars a week, and Joseph ten dollars.John's work was always hard.
Joseph's work was much easier. John didn't know why Joseph received more money while doing easier
work. So he decided to ask Mr.Seidman.
     Mr.Seidman listened and said, "I will tell you the reason. But first, do you see that wagon (马车) in
the streets? Please ask the driver what is in his wagon."
     John went out to the street and returned quickly, saying that the wagon was full of wheat (小麦).
     "Where is the wheat going?" asked Mr.Seidman. Again John went out to the wagon.
     "The wheat is to be taken to Brod," he said. Then Mr.Seidan wished to know from where the wheat
came and how much wheat there was in the wagon. Therefore, John made four trips in order to answer
all the questions.
     Then Mr.Seidan called Joseph. "Joseph," he said, "ask the driver what is in his wagon." Joseph quickly
ran out to the street and came back quickly.
     "The driver comes from the town of Sinyava," said Joseph, "but the wheat comes from Svod, and he
is taking it to Brod. Since early morning he has been on the road, and wants to reach Brod before night.
He tells me the wheat crop has been large this year, and we may expect a lower price soon. Is that all, sir?"
     At that moment, John understood, "Joseph thinks while he works."
1. Mr. Seidman treated his servants ______.
[     ]
A. badly
B. the same
C. kindly
D. terribly
2. The difference between John and Joseph was that ______.
[     ]
A. John's work was easier but Joseph's work was harder
B. John got four dollars a week but Joseph got ten dollars a week
C. John was a servant but Joseph was the boss
D. John was cleverer than Joseph while he worked
3. John went to the wagon to ask the questions ______.
[     ]
A. twice.
B. three times.
C. four times.
D. five times.
4. Mr.Seidman told John and Joseph to ask the same question ______.
[     ]
A. because John and Joseph had nothing to do then
B. because Mr. Seidman was a funny person
C. because he wanted to tell John why Joseph got more money in this way
D. because John didn't get the right answer, he had to ask again
5. According to the passage, which is the reason why Joseph got more money?
[     ]
A. Joseph was clever and creative while working.
B. Joseph was Mr. Seidman's good friend.
C. Mr. Seidman was a bad person.
D. We don't know.
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     Mr Cheng was angry, because someone said that his conscience (良心) was eaten by a dog.  He
thought he had been the manager for five years and he was always concerned for (关心) his family. He
had made much money for his family.There were two hundred workers in his factory. They can make
any food or wine which were in good selling.M r Cheng drove his car to visit the king of the dog. "Do
you think that my conscience has been eaten?" asked M r Cheng."No, I don't think so," answered the
king of the dog, "Please sit down on the sofa , M r Cheng," said the dog, "Listen to me, please. I'll tell
you all about it. ""There were three kinds of consciences in the world," said the king of the dog slowly, "
One is kind and warm. Dogs respect it and were afraid of it. One is greedy and venomous (狼毒).
Dogs like eating it very much. The last one is the worst one. Though dogs starved to death (饿死),
they don't eat it at all. "
根据短文内容,回答下列问题。
1. Did the workers like Mr Cheng or dislike him?   
    _________________________________________________________________
2. Were the products which made in M r Cheng's factory good or bad?
    _________________________________________________________________
3. How did M r Cheng go to work every day?
    _________________________________________________________________
4. What was in the king's room?
    _________________________________________________________________
5. Why didn't the dog eat M r Cheng's conscience?
    ________________________________________________________________
阅读理解。
   Mr. Wilson gave his wife ten pounds for her birthday. The day after her birthday,Mrs. Wilson went
shopping. She got on a bus and sat down next to an old lady. After a while,Mrs. Wilson noticed that the old lady's bag was open.  She saw a ten-pound not inside the handbag which was just like the one her
husband had given her. So she quickly looked into her own bag:the ten-pound note had gone!
Mrs. Wilson was sure that the old lady had stolen it. She thought for a while and she was sure that she
should call the police. But as she disliked getting people into trouble, she decided to take back the money
from the old lady's handbag and say nothing more about it. She looked around to make sure that nobody was watching, then she carefully put her hand into the old lady's hand bag, took the note and put it carefully into her own bag.When Mrs. Wilson got home that evening,she showed her husband the beautiful skirt
she had bought. “How did you pay for it?”he said.“With the money for my birthday, of course.” she
replied
.“Oh?What's that then?”he asked as he pointed to a piece of ten-pound note on the table.
A.根据短文内容, 用合适的单词填空。
One year, Mr. Wilson gave his wife Mrs. Wilson a 10-pound     1    for her birthday. Mrs. Wilson left it at home, but she wasn't aware of that. When she got on the bus, she    2       that an old lady's bag was open. She saw a ten-pound note inside and she thought that it was ___3_____ So she took it and bought a
beautiful     4     with it. But when she got home in the evening, she knew that she was   5      to think about the old lady stealing her money.
1.____________   2.____________   3.____________4.____________   5.____________
B.根据短文内容. 选择最佳答案。
6. What did Mrs. Wilson see inside the old woman's bag?
A. A ten-pound note.     
B. A note.     
C. Twenty pounds.    
D. A dress.
7. What did Mrs. Wilson do when she was sure that the old lady had stolen her money?
A. She called the police?    
B. She shouted for help, \   
C. She took back the money herself.    
D. She argued with the old lady.
8 . The word “replied” can be replaced by “___________”.
A. asked      
B. answered      
C. said      
D. talked
阅读理解。
     Mr. and Mrs. Jones are Japanese. They always spent their summer vacation in London in the past.
 They usually stayed in a small hotel in London. 
     (A) Last year Mr. Jones made a lot of money, so they decided to go to New York on  vacation. 
They ordered a good hotel in New York.     
     They went to New York by plane and arrived at the hotel in the evening. They thought they would 
go to bed hungry, because that small hotel in London didn't serve (提供) meals after six. So they were 
surprised when the waiter asked if they would eat dinner.  "Do you still serve dinner?" asked Mr.
 Jones.  "Yes, sir," answered the waiter, "We serve it until half past nine."    
      "What is the time for meals then?" asked Mr. Jones. "Well, sir," answered the waiter, "we serve
 breakfast from seven to half past eleven in the morning, lunch from twelve to three in the afternoon, tea
 from four to five, and dinner from six to half past nine."    
       "Oh, that's great. We (B)____ ate dinner after six in that hotel in London."
1. 将划线部分(A)处译成汉语。
    ___________________________________________________     
2. 选择适当的词完成(B)处,使意思连贯。(     )        
    A. often    
    B. sometimes         
    C. never    
    D. always   
3. Where does Mr. Jones come from?     
    ___________________________________________________  
4. When do you think Mr. and Mrs. Jones arrived at the hotel in New York?     
    ___________________________________________________ 
5. When is tea served in the hotel in New York? 
    ___________________________________________________ 

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