Once upon time, a man taught some monkeys how to dance. The monkeys were    16   clever that they began to dance well very soon.

The man was happy. He     17   the monkeys up in special clothes and masks(面具). Then he took them to   18  party. He wanted people  19  his dancing monkeys.

The dancing monkeys were very popular at the party.   20  knew they were monkeys, and everyone enjoyed   21   them dance.

Then a naughty boy threw some bananas in front of the dancing monkeys.  22   the sight of the bananas,the monkeys forgot all about    23 . They tore off   24  masks and rushed over to the bananas and began to eat.

All the people at the party began to laugh. "They aren't dancers at all," said one person. "They are just monkeys! I guess not everything you see is   25   it appe- ars to be!"

"And," said another, "you should never try to be something you're not."

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　　Mr Clarke was born in a poor family. He was in school for only two years. When he was sixteen he left the poor mountain village and walked to the capital. He had worked in a garden, in a workplace. When he reached the biggest city in the country, nobody gave him any work. He had to beg (乞讨) in the street.

　　One day he was looking for some food while a bag fell off a motorbike. But the rider didn't find it and left quickly. He picked it up and found there was plenty of money in it. There was nobody except him there. He sat by the road and waited for the loser. About half an hour later an old man came back by motorbike and looked for something. The young man returned the bag to him. The old man thanked him very much and told him to work in his shop.

　　Mr Clarke worked hard and watched everything carefully. He learned a lot. With the old man's help , he had a shop. He never fooled anybody and was friendly to the shoppers. And people liked to do the shopping in his shops. Of course he got a lot of money. Now he had several shops, a beautiful house, a few cars and other valuable (值钱的) things. He went to his village and brought his parents, wife and children to the city. How happy they were all when they moved into the beautiful house!

　　Before Mike , their thirteen-year-old son , went to a middle school. Mrs Clarke said ,“Try to be modest (谦虚的) , son. Don't tell anybody that we're rich.”“OK', Mummy,”answered the boy.

　　That morning the teacher told his students to write a composition “My Family”. Mike remembered what his mother had said. So he wrote ,“My family is large. Here're thirteen people in my family. They are; my grandpa, grandma, father, mother, sister, two cooks, two drivers, three servants (佣人) and I. My family is poor. Our cooks , drivers and servants are all poor!”

1．Mr Clarke went to the capital on foot when he was young because ________.

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A．he wanted to visit the places of interest

B．he wanted to find work on his way

C．he had no money

D．there was no bus at that time

2．At first Mr Clarke begged in the capital because ________.

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A．he couldn't find any work there

B．he didn't know anybody there

C．the people there were all kind

D．he wanted to know the city well

3．As ________ , the old man told Mr Clarke to work in his shop.

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A．he thought the young man was able

B．the young man was worth trusting (信赖)

C．the young man helped him D. he needed a helper

4．Mr Clarke became ________.

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5．The Clarkes were happy because ________.

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A．they left the poor mountain village

B．they said goodbye to the hard life in the mountain village

C．they had their own shops

D．they did nothing at home