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The boss hopes you can do the work well with ________ money and ________ people.

A. less; less B. less; fewer

C. fewer; fewer D. little; less

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Going to a friend's house is very exciting. You may spend time with a friend and get to see where he lives. So remember to be polite.

When to arrive

The first thing to remember is that when a friend invites you, you need to arrive on time. If your friend tells you to come "about 3:00", that means you can arrive before 3:05. But usually it is a good idea to arrive at the right time.

What to bring

Often it is also nice to bring something to your friend's house. This could be a box of chocolates for you two to share, or maybe a movie that you can watch together. You can also bring some flowers. A little gift is a nice way to show your friend that you are excited to be at his house.

How to greet

When you visit your friend's house, you may also meet his parents. You should tell them who you are and they may tell you their names. As a child, I went to visit my friend Paul. I called his parents by their first names John and Mary. But now I know it is more polite to call them Mr. or Mrs. Smith. This will show them more respect （尊重） and then they may tell you to call them by their first names. Another way to show respect is to call them Madam or Sir.

It is a cool thing to visit a friend's house. Be polite to your friend and your friend's parents, and you will be welcome again!

1.If you get to your friend's house at about 5:00 pm, it is polite to arrive at ____.

A. 5:02 pm B. 4:50 pm C. 4:30 pm D. 5:30 pm

2.When the writer was a child, he called his friend's father ______.

A. Smith B. John C. Mary D. Paul

3.When you go to your friend’s house, you shouldn’t bring _____ as a present.

A. a box of chocolates B. a movie

C. some flowers D. some money

4.The passage mainly tells us_________.

A. when to arrive at your friend's house

B. how to greet people

C. what to bring to your friend

D. how to be a good visitor

5.We may read this passage _________ .

A. on a wall B. in a letter

C. in a magazine D. in an advertisement

Mr. Jones opened a shop in Aston to sell writing-paper, pencils and things like that. During the first month, very few people visited his shop. He sold little, and he could see that he was going to lose money. One night, Mr. Jones sat by the fire and was worried after another very bad day. Suddenly he got an idea. He found a piece of wood and wrote to the following notice on it in big letters：

“WHAT DO YOU THINK I GIVE AWAY PENCILS PAPER AND INK”

He put up the notice in front of the shop window before he went to bed. He slept better than usual that night.

The following day, many people came to the shop. Mr. Jones said good morning to them all with a bright smile and asked the first woman what she wanted.

She chose some writing paper and a pencil. As soon as he put them on her hands, she turned to leave the shop.

“That will be thirty cents, please,” he said.

“Why?” she asked in surprise.

“That’s the price of the paper and the pencil.”

“But your notice says it’s free,” she replied.

“Oh no,” he said, “how can I make any money if everything is free?”

She took him outside and showed him the notice “It is wrong, too,” she said. “where is the question mark after the world ‘think’?”

“There isn’t a question mark,” he said.

“But there should be one.”

“I’m afraid you’ve made a mistake,” Mr. Jones said.“You have read my notice in the wrong way.”

“Not at all,” said the woman. “It is quite easy to read. It says： What do you think? I give away pencils and

paper and ink!”

“No,” Mr. Jones said. “You should read it like this . And the answer to the question is： Certainly not! So you really have to pay me thirty cents, you see.”

1.How did Mr. Jones most probably felt that night?

A. Confident. B. Afraid. C. Unhappy. D. Worried.

2.Which of the following sentences is the most suitable for the blank in the last paragraph?

A. What do you think? I give away pencils, paper and ink!

B. What? Do you think I give away pencils, paper and ink?

C. What do you think I give away? Pencils, paper and ink.

D. Ink, paper and pencils away give. I think you do what?

3.What can we infer (推断) from the story?

A. Mr. Jones agreed to let the shoppers get things for free that day.

B. People in the town considered Mr. Jones a smart and honest man.

C. The woman paid the money unwillingly and left the shop angrily.

D. Mr. Jones’s trick proved to be a longtime success and he got rich.

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A. helped; was ringing B. helped; rang

C. was helping; rang D. was helping; was ringing

Kate: __________you like math?

Tony: Yes, I __________.

A. Does; do B. Do; do C. Do; am D. Are; do

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