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Two businessmen were invited to dinner at the house of a professor. One of them didn’t have much education,so his friend told him, “Don’t talk about anything if you don’t really understand. ”

The first man got through the dinner successfully,but at last he drank too much and began to get careless.

A guest asked him whether he liked Shakespeare(莎士比亚).and he answered, “It’s very pleasant,but I like scotch(苏格兰酒)better. ”There was a silence in the living-room,and soon people began to leave.

When the two friends were out of the house,the second man said to his friend, “You made yourself a fool after making that silly remark(言论)about scotch. What do you mean?”asked the other man, “What was wrong with it?”

“Everyone knows that Shakespeare isn’t a drink”’his friend replied. “It’s a kind of cheese. ”

判断正(T)误(F).

( ) 1. The two businessmen invited a professor to have dinner with them.

( ) 2. At first,the two businessmen got through the dinner successfully.

( ) 3. Both of them drank too much and began to get careless at last.

( ) 4. The businessman who drank too much knew Shakespeare very well.

( ) 5. His friend thought that Shakespeare was a kind of cheese.

1. F 2. T 3. F 4. F 5. T

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He didn’t want to argue with foolish people. He knew he could never make them change their mind,because they could not really understand what he was saying. He found those foolish people were always sure that they were right.

One day,Fred talked with a man. Of course the argument came to nothing. At last,the man said, “Well，sir,you should never forget this： there are always three answers to every question： your answer,my answer,and the right answer.，’

Fred thought what he said was interesting,and from then on he never forgot it.

( ) 1. Mr Fred was .

A. a worker for a good newspaper B. a newsman for a good newspaper

C. strong and clever D. a bit foolish when he was arguing

( ) 2. Mr Fred .

A. liked to argue with any newspaper B. liked to argue with clever people

C. didn’t like to argue with clever people D. only argued with clever people

( ) 3. Mr Fred knew that the foolish people could .

A. never understand his words B. become clever sometimes

C. change their mind D. be right sometimes

( ) 4. The argument between Mr Fred and the other people often had no .

A. question B. answer C. report D. result

( ) 5. “There are always three answers” means that perhaps .

A. Fred’s answer was right

B. the man’s own answer was right

C. neither Mr Fred’s answer nor the man’s was right

D. either Mr Fred’s answer or the man’s was wrong

The car was invented more than a century (世纪)ago. You may know all kinds of cars’ names,but you may not know who was the inventor of the first car.

The first car was not invented by an Englishman,but by an American whose name was Henry Ford.

Henry was bom in a poor family. He was the eldest of the six children. When he was a boy,he became interested in watches and machines. Then his mother died when he was twelve years old. So he had to work in a machine shop for two dollars and fifty cents(美分)a week,and another dollar a week for repairing watches in the evenings. The hard life made him strong and cap-able(有能力的).

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Later Henry Ford founded the Ford Motor Company (公司). He is always a great man in the world who has changed our lives.

( ) 1. Who invented the first car?

A. A Chinese. B. An Englishman.

C. A Russian. D. An American.

( ) 2. From this story we can know the car was invented .

A. more than one hundred years ago B. less than one hundred years ago C,just one hundred years ago D. long,long ago

( ) 3. Henry Ford must have .

A. five brothers and sisters B. six brothers and sisters

C. five younger brothers D. five younger sisters

( ) 4. How much dollars did young Ford get every week?

A. 2.5 dollars. B. 1.5 dollars.

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( ) 5. Ford invented the first car .

A. with his brothers B. without any difficulties

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( ) 5. A. behind B. before C. beside D. back

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( ) 7. A. time B. money C. help D. water

( ) 8. A. kind B. clever C. polite D. popular

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