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　　I was in lodgings(寄宿处) now, on my own, but the other lodgers had streams of visitors up and down the stairs past my door. None of these disturbed me except one girl who sang softly to herself an old Russian folk song as she ran up to the room above. It was a sound of extraordinary sweetness, musical, soft, unselfconscious and happy. I began to listen out for it, jump up from my table, and throw open the door to catch a glimpse of her as she passed, but I was always too late. I asked the people upstairs who she was, and described the beautiful sounds she made. They became rather reserved and exchanged glances and hesitatingly admitted it might be Sally. I gathered she was someone special, not to be discussed in the ordinary way, and became vaguely curious to meet her. But the last thing I wanted at that stage was to get involved with anybody. I'd just come to the end of a rather painful friendship, and now I had work to do.

　　One day, I came face to face with a girl on the landing. It was certainly her; whoever made that noise would look as she did. We stood and stared at each other too long for comfort. I broke the moment and, excusing myself, moved past her because it was too like the movies. I thought for some time of that long, silent stare, and laughed. She was tall and proud-looking, with a slight, round-shouldered look that made me breathless and I didn't know why.

1．At his lodgings, the author ________.

[　　]

A．rarely had visitors

B．wished he had more visitors

C．was perpetually(永恒地) disturbed by other people's visitors

D．had too many visitors

2．Whenever the author heard the sound of the girl's voice ________.

[　　]

A．he sat listening to it

B．he felt disturbed

C．he threw down his books

D．he tried to see who it was

3．People he asked about the girl ________.

[　　]

A．told him all about her

B．didn't want to tell him much

C．didn't tell him anything

D．were angry when he mentioned her

4．The author says that he was ________.

[　　]

A．very much in love with Sally

B．curiously attracted to Sally

C．annoyed at being disturbed by Sally

D．unwilling to be involved with Sally

I was in lodgings (寄宿处) now, on my own, but the other lodgers had constant visitors up and down the stairs past my door. None of this disturbed me except one girl who sang softly to herself an old Russian folk song as she ran up to the room above. It was a sound of sweetness, musical, soft, unselfconscious and happy. I began to listen out for it, jumped up from my table, and threw open the door to catch a glimpse(一瞥) of her as she passed, but I was always too late. I asked the people upstairs who she was, and described the beautiful sounds she made. They became rather reserved(拘谨) and exchanged glances and hurriedly admitted it might be Sally. I thought she was someone special, not to be discussed in the ordinary way, and became a little curious to meet her. But the last thing I wanted at that stage was to get caught up with anybody. I’d just come to the end of a rather painful friendship, and now I had work to do.
One day, I came face to face with a girl on the landing. It was certainly her; whoever made that noise would look as she did. We stood and stared at each other too long for comfort. I broke the moment and, excusing myself, moved past her because it was too like the movies. I thought for some time of that long, silent stare, and laughed. She was tall and looked proud, with a slight , round-shouldered look that made me breathless and I didn’t know why.
【小题1】At his lodgings, the author __________.

A．seldom had visitors

B．wished he had more visitors

C．was always disturbed by other people’s visitors

D．had too many visitors.

【小题2】Whenever the author heard the sound of the girl’s voice__________.

A．he sat listening to it	B．he saw her moving upstairs
C．he threw down his books	D．he tried to see who it was

【小题3】People who were asked about the girl__________.

A．told him all about her	B．didn’t want to tell him much
C．didn’t tell him anything	D．were angry when he mentioned her

【小题4】From this passage we can see that the author was____________.

A．was not interested in Sally	B．curiously attracted by Sally
C．angry at being disturbed by Sally	D．afraid to get to know Sally

I was in lodgings (寄宿处) now, on my own, but the other lodgers had constant visitors up and down the stairs past my door. None of this disturbed me except one girl who sang softly to herself an old Russian folk song as she ran up to the room above. It was a sound of sweetness, musical, soft, unselfconscious and happy. I began to listen out for it, jumped up from my table, and threw open the door to catch a glimpse(一瞥) of her as she passed, but I was always too late. I asked the people upstairs who she was, and described the beautiful sounds she made. They became rather reserved(拘谨) and exchanged glances and hurriedly admitted it might be Sally. I thought she was someone special, not to be discussed in the ordinary way, and became a little curious to meet her. But the last thing I wanted at that stage was to get caught up with anybody. I’d just come to the end of a rather painful friendship, and now I had work to do.

One day, I came face to face with a girl on the landing. It was certainly her; whoever made that noise would look as she did. We stood and stared at each other too long for comfort. I broke the moment and, excusing myself, moved past her because it was too like the movies. I thought for some time of that long, silent stare, and laughed. She was tall and looked proud, with a slight , round-shouldered look that made me breathless and I didn’t know why.

1.At his lodgings, the author __________.

A．seldom had visitors

B．wished he had more visitors

C．was always disturbed by other people’s visitors

D．had too many visitors.

2.Whenever the author heard the sound of the girl’s voice__________.

A．he sat listening to it	B．he saw her moving upstairs
C．he threw down his books	D．he tried to see who it was

3.People who were asked about the girl__________.

A．told him all about her	B．didn’t want to tell him much
C．didn’t tell him anything	D．were angry when he mentioned her

4.From this passage we can see that the author was____________.

A．was not interested in Sally	B．curiously attracted by Sally
C．angry at being disturbed by Sally	D．afraid to get to know Sally

I was in lodgings (寄宿处) now, on my own, but the other lodgers had constant visitors up and down the stairs past my door. None of this disturbed me except one girl who sang softly to herself an old Russian folk song as she ran up to the room above. It was a sound of sweetness, musical, soft, unselfconscious and happy. I began to listen out for it, jumped up from my table, and threw open the door to catch a glimpse(一瞥) of her as she passed, but I was always too late. I asked the people upstairs who she was, and described the beautiful sounds she made. They became rather reserved(拘谨) and exchanged glances and hurriedly admitted it might be Sally. I thought she was someone special, not to be discussed in the ordinary way, and became a little curious to meet her. But the last thing I wanted at that stage was to get caught up with anybody. I’d just come to the end of a rather painful friendship, and now I had work to do.
One day, I came face to face with a girl on the landing. It was certainly her; whoever made that noise would look as she did. We stood and stared at each other too long for comfort. I broke the moment and, excusing myself, moved past her because it was too like the movies. I thought for some time of that long, silent stare, and laughed. She was tall and looked proud, with a slight , round-shouldered look that made me breathless and I didn’t know why.

1.
At his lodgings, the author __________.
1. A.
  seldom had visitors
2. B.
  wished he had more visitors
3. C.
  was always disturbed by other people’s visitors
4. D.
  had too many visitors.
2.
Whenever the author heard the sound of the girl’s voice__________.
1. A.
  he sat listening to it
2. B.
  he saw her moving upstairs
3. C.
  he threw down his books
4. D.
  he tried to see who it was
3.
People who were asked about the girl__________.
1. A.
  told him all about her
2. B.
  didn’t want to tell him much
3. C.
  didn’t tell him anything
4. D.
  were angry when he mentioned her
4.
From this passage we can see that the author was____________.
1. A.
  was not interested in Sally
2. B.
  curiously attracted by Sally
3. C.
  angry at being disturbed by Sally
4. D.
  afraid to get to know Sally

I was in lodgings (寄宿处) now, on my own, but the other lodgers had constant visitors up and down the stairs past my door. None of this disturbed me except one girl who sang softly to herself an old Russian folk song as she ran up to the room above. It was a sound of sweetness, musical, soft, unselfconscious and happy. I began to listen out for it, jumped up from my table, and threw open the door to catch a glimpse(一瞥) of her as she passed, but I was always too late. I asked the people upstairs who she was, and described the beautiful sounds she made. They became rather reserved(拘谨) and exchanged glances and hurriedly admitted it might be Sally. I thought she was someone special, not to be discussed in the ordinary way, and became a little curious to meet her. But the last thing I wanted at that stage was to get caught up with anybody. I’d just come to the end of a rather painful friendship, and now I had work to do.

One day, I came face to face with a girl on the landing. It was certainly her; whoever made that noise would look as she did. We stood and stared at each other too long for comfort. I broke the moment and, excusing myself, moved past her because it was too like the movies. I thought for some time of that long, silent stare, and laughed. She was tall and looked proud, with a slight , round-shouldered look that made me breathless and I didn’t know why.

At his lodgings, the author __________.

A. seldom had visitors

B. wished he had more visitors

C. was always disturbed by other people’s visitors

D. had too many visitors.

Whenever the author heard the sound of the girl’s voice__________.

A. he sat listening to it B. he saw her moving upstairs

C. he threw down his books D. he tried to see who it was

People who were asked about the girl__________.

A. told him all about her B. didn’t want to tell him much

C. didn’t tell him anything D. were angry when he mentioned her

From this passage we can see that the author was____________.

A. was not interested in Sally B. curiously attracted by Sally

C. angry at being disturbed by Sally D. afraid to get to know Sally

________ I had worked for ten hours, I was tired out

At his lodgings, the author __________.

Whenever the author heard the sound of the girl’s voice__________.

People who were asked about the girl__________.

From this passage we can see that the author was____________.

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