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  John and Sylvia were quite rich. They had a large, beautiful house full of expensive paintings.

  They had many friends and were not surprised when they received two free tickets for the theater.

  They were surprised, however, when they could not find out who had sent them the tickets. There was no letter in the envelope (信封) with the tickets.

  “They've forgotten to put in a letter,”John said.“How strange. We don't know who to thank.”

  They phoned many of their friends and asked,“Did you send us theater tickets?”“No,”their friends said.“We didn't send them.”“It's strange,”Sylvia told her husband,“but we won't waste the tickets. Everyone says that the play is very good.”

  And so they went to the theater. They did not really enjoy the play, however, because they were worrying all the time. The play started at eight o'clock and finished at half past ten. When they got home it was after eleven. There was a note on their front door. It said,“We hope you enjoyed the play.”Inside the house there was not a single painting. They had all been stolen.

1.Why were John and Sylvia surprised later?

[  ]

A.There was nothing in the envelope.

B.There was two tickets and a letter in the envelope.

C.There was nothing but two tickets.

D.The envelope was broken.

2.Why couldn't they find out who sent them the tickets?

[  ]

A.Their friends wanted to keep it a secret.

B.There was no letter with the tickets.

C.Their friends said they hadn't sent them.

D.Everyone thought the play was good.

3.What did John and Sylvia do?

[  ]

A.They went to see the play they had tickets for.

B.They thanked the people who had sent them the tickets.

C.They wasted the tickets.

D.They gave the tickets to their friends.

4.How long were they probably away from home that evening?

[  ]

A.Eleven hours.
B.Eight hours.
C.Half past ten.
D.A few hours.

5.Who had sent them the tickets?

[  ]

A.They never found out.

B.The people who stole their paintings.

C.Their friends.

D.The owners of the pictures.

答案:C;B;A;D;B
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why laughter is good for your body

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what you should laugh at

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when babies learn to laugh

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The writer says small children laugh at people who ________.

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A.

have problems

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spilling food

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If you find a new skill(技能)hard to learn, you should ________.

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A.

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B.

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C.

give up and never try again

D.

both A and B

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information about how industry is damaging (破坏) the environment and tells
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1. Which countries in Europe work very hard to improve the environment ?
                                                             
2. Who put rubbish into different bags?
                                                             
3. Can the people in Germany burn too much coal?
                                                             
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