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There was little rain in some place for two years and a lot of people died of hunger．So a man reported a famine（饥荒）to an official（官员）．The official asked，“How much wheat have you harvested？”

“Thirty percent of the normal yield（产量），”the man replied．

“How much cotton？”

“Twenty percent．”

“How much rice？”

“Twenty percent．”

The official got mad，“You've already had seventy percent of the harvest，how dare you trump up（谎报）famine then？”

The man said，“I've never seen such a terrible famine in my life of a hundred and several scores of years．”

“How could you have lived so long？” asked the official．

“Look，I'm over seventy years old．My eldest son is over forty and my second son is over thirty．The total is a hundred and several scores of years．” All the people hearing this had a good laugh over that．

1.A great _______ happened in the place．

A. flood B. disease

C. drought D. war

2.The man said _______ ．

A. people had a bad harvest B. some of the crops were bad

C. people lost their farms D. people had little food

3.The word “mad” in the story means _______ ．

A. sad B. happy

C. angry D. excited

4.The official didn't think _______ ．

A. the people were hungry B. the famine was terrible enough

C. the people had to be helped D. the drought was serious enough

5.Hearing the clever answer，people laughed at _______ ．

A. the official B. the old women

C. the hungry people D. the policemen nearby

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October the 23rd, Monday Sunny

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