阅读理解：

    Mr． Brown’s horse was stolen at night． All of his friends were very sorry about it and came to see him together． After they had been told about it, one of them said, “Why didn’t you lock the door of your stable（马厩）last night? I think that it had something to do with you!”

    “You aren’t deaf man,” complained（抱怨）the second． “Didn’t you hear anything at that moment? The thief must have driven the beast away out of the gate, and couldn’t have carried it away on his back!”

    “I agree with them,” blamed（责备）the third． “How careless you are! Every evening, before I go to bed, I lock my stable first and hide the key in my box． Why didn’t you do so?”

    The more they said, the more excited they became． At last Mr． Brown couldn’t bear（忍受） any more and said angrily, “I’m glad that you have come to see me． But none of you would help me either look for my horse or catch the thief． Do you think that it’s all my fault（过错）? Why don’t you blame the thief?”

1．After we read the story, we can know ____ ．

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   A．what Mr． Brown was

   B．what happened to Mr． Brown

   C．where Mr． Brown lived

   D．who stole Mr． Brown’s horse

2．All of his friends came to see Mr． Brown so that they ____ ．

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   A．comforted him B．felt sorry for him

   C．blamed him D．helped him

3．They imputed（归咎于） the fault to Mr． Brown because they thought ____ ．

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   A．he wasn’t deaf

   B．he didn’t lock his stable

   C．he was very careless

   D．he didn’t hide the key in his box

4．The friends’blame could ____ ．

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   A．help Mr． Brown find his horse

   B．help Mr． Brown catch the thief

   C．help Mr． Brown bear in mind the lessons（记住教训）

   D．make Mr． Brown angry

5．Finally Mr． Brown ____ ．

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   A．wasn’t satisfied with his friends

   B．thanked his friends very much

   C．agreed with his friends

   D．decided to look for his horse himself at once