题目内容

6、When he came secretly to Europe with a historical mission（使命）, Kissinger was made to stay with Walters, the military atache （大使馆武官） of the American Embassy in this European country. Walters was in charge of the communication work between Kissinger and the Chinese ambassador there. There was a garage in Walters’ basement. Walters would drive the car directly into the garage. And then he would try to avoid his housekeeper and lead Kissinger upstairs without being seen. Walters told her that his guest was General Gilshiman. She had taken Kissinger for General Gilshiman since then till one day when she saw on TV Kissinger talking to a newspaper man that she began to doubt the whole thing. She then told Walters she knew who he was. It was Dr. Kissinger himself. “How can that be possible?” Walters said. “Kissinger is a big shot, special adviser to the president. If he comes to this capital he is sure to stay in the ambassador’s luxurious residence, but not in a small place like mine. If you look at them separately my friend General Gilshiman is truly very much like Dr. Kissinger; but if you compare them when they are standing side by side you’ll find they are not at all alike.” So the housekeeper accepted what Walters said as true.?

1．Dr. Kissinger was ___________ at that time.

A．General Gilshiman                    B．the biggest shot of the U.S.

C．an American military attaché         D．a special adviser to the president

2．Why did Kissinger stay with Walters rather than in the ambassador’s luxurious residence?

A．He was in great need of Walters’ help.   B．He was one of Walters’ close friends.

C．He wanted to keep his work secret.     D．He preferred to stay in the small place.

3．This story was probably set in ___________.

A．Vietnam        B．Paris              C．Beijing             D．Pakistan

4．What, do you infer, may be the result of the event?

A．Dr. Kissinger had a talk with the Chinese ambassador.

B．Walters was highly thought of for his kind help to Dr. Kissinger.

C．The newspaper man did cover Dr. Kissinger successfully.

D．The housekeeper accepted what Walters said as true.