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Once upon a time, a greedy rich man hired a wise man. He wanted the wise man to find a way to make him even more money. The rich man was building a giant safe. And his greatest dream was to fill the safe with gold and jewels.

The wise man thought about this problem for months. One night he appeared at the rich man’s house with a big smile on his face. He said, “ I’ve done it! My calculations are perfect! You’ll be rich beyond your wildest dreams.” The rich man was very delighted to go on a long journey. He promised the wise man double pay to run his business for him.

When the rich man returned, he found that all of his money was gone. Very angry, he asked the wise man to explain. The wise man told him he’d given everything away. The wise man said, “ I analyzed(分析) how a single rich man could gain the biggest wealth. But it is limited how much one man can do by himself. Then I realized that many people could help us achieve our goal. By helping other people, you could gain most.”

Disappointed and angry, the rich man went away. As he was walking, several neighbours saw him. All of them had their share when the wise man gave away the man’s wealth. They were so thankful that they welcomed him to their homes and offered anything he needed.

Over the next few weeks, …

1.Did the rich man ask a wise man to build a safe? (此题一分)

2.Why did the rich man hire a wise man?

3. What happened when the rich man returned from his journey?

4. How could the rich man gain biggest wealth according to the wise man?

5. How did the rich man feel after the wise man explained?

6.Please add an ending(结尾) to the story (write at least three sentences). （此题三分）

1.No./No, he didn’t.

2.Because he wanted the wise man to find a way to make him even more money.

3.(He found that) all of his money was gone.

4.By helping other people, (he could gain most).

5.(He felt) disappointed and angry.

6.Any reasonable answer is Ok. For example:

(1) the rich man saw the results of the wise man’s calculations. Wherever he went, he received warm welcome. He realized that he could gain most by helping others.

(2) the rich man followed the wise man’s advice. He no longer dreamed of storing his wealth in a safe. Instead he shared it with others. He was now truly rich.

(3)the greedy rich man still felt unhappy. He wanted to get his money back from others. He didn’t believe he could do anything without money.

【解析】

试题分析：这篇文章主要讲了一个贪婪的富翁雇佣了一位智者，他想让智者找到一条更有钱的方法，富人去旅行，当富人回来时,他发现他所有的钱不见了，智者告诉他通过帮助别人,你可以获得最多。

1.细节理解题。根据The rich man was building a giant safe.这个富人在建一个巨大的保险柜。可知填No./No, he didn’t.

2.细节理解题。根据a greedy rich man hired a wise man. He wanted the wise man to find a way to make him even more money.一个贪婪的富翁雇佣了一位智者，他想让智者找到一条更有钱的方法。可知应填Because he wanted the wise man to find a way to make him even more money.。

3.细节理解题。根据When the rich man returned, he found that all of his money was gone当富人回来时,他发现他所有的钱不见了。故填(He found that) all of his money was gone.。

4.细节理解题。根据By helping other people, you could gain most通过帮助别人,你可以获得最多。

可知故填By helping other people, (he could gain most)。

5.细节理解题。通过Disappointed and angry, the rich man went away. 感到失望和愤怒,有钱的人就走了。故填(He felt) disappointed and angry。

6.细节理解题。为文章写个结尾，只要合情合理，符合语法即可。For example:

(1) the rich man saw the results of the wise man’s calculations. Wherever he went, he received warm welcome. He realized that he could gain most by helping others.

(2) the rich man followed the wise man’s advice. He no longer dreamed of storing his wealth in a safe. Instead he shared it with others. He was now truly rich.

(3)the greedy rich man still felt unhappy. He wanted to get his money back from others. He didn’t believe he could do anything without money.

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