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　　Jack was 1 and was trying to go to sleep when he heard the bell ring. He turned on the light and looked at his clock. It was half past twelve. He 2 , “Who can it be at this time of the night?”He decided to go and find out. So he got out of bed, put on his clothes and went to the door. When he opened the door, there was 3 there.“That's very strange,”he thought. Then he went back to his bedroom, 4 his clothes, got back into bed, turned off the light and tried to go to sleep again.

　　A few minutes later, he heard the bell ring again. Jack 5 bed very quickly and rushed to the door. He opened it, but again he found no one there. He closed the door and 6 too angry. Then he noticed a piece of paper on the floor inside the door. He picked it up. There was some writing on it: Were you really asleep? What a pity! It's now after midnight, so it's April the first. April fool to you! “Oh, it was the English boy 7 ,”Jack said with a smile,“I have heard of this custom.”He went back to bed and fell asleep at once.

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One day Mr. Parker wanted to go to an office in the city. He drove straight to the office without 1 trouble. He locked (锁) his car and wanted to go into his office, 2 suddenly he turned around and went 3 to his car. He remembered that he had locked his keys in it! He telephoned his wife and said, “Excuse me, I've locked my key in my car. Please bring my other key. ” But while Mr. Parker was waiting for his wife, he walked around his car and 4 the other door. It was not locked! Mr. Parker locked it quickly 5 his wife arrived.

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　　An American writer once said, “Everybody talks about the weather, but nobody does anything about it. ” It's true that everybody talks about the weather. Many people begin their talks by saying, “Isn't it a nice 1 ?” “Do you think it will rain?” “I think it looks like rain. ”

　　Many people think they can tell 2 the weather is going to be like. But they 3 ever agree with each other. One man may say, “Do you see how cloudy it is in the sky? It's going to rain tomorrow. ” Another man will say, “Yes, it's cloudy in the sky. We are going to have fine weather. ”

　　People often look for the weather they want. When a farmer needs water, he looks for something to tell him it's going to rain and he won't believe 4 else. When friends have a picnic, they are so 5 the weather is going to be fine very 6 that they sit eating their lunch while it is raining.

　　Almost everyone listens to what the weatherman said on the radio or on TV. But he doesn't always tell us what we want, and sometimes he makes a mistake. Still he is 7 most of the time.

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　　Mr. Hall was a businessman and lived in a big house beside a beautiful river. Now, this river was frozen over in winter. By Christmas time it was 1 with really thick ice. One could walk across it easily.

　　The sight of this gave Mr. Hall an idea. He decided to have a big Christmas party on the ice. He would have all the furniture (家具) and carpets (地毯) in his living room carried out on to the ice, he would have pretty coloured lights 2 all around, and they would have a wonderful party. So he sent out invitations to all his important friends, and on Christmas Day they all began to arrive at his house and then go down on to the ice. They were all in very good spirits and thought that it had been a wonderful idea of Mr. Hall to have a party on the ice.

　　The party went on 3 late at night, and as the last guests said their merry goodbyes, Mr. Hall congratulated (祝贺) himself 4 a very successful party.

　　He had drunk rather a lot during the day, so he did not wake up very early the next morning. In fact, it was nearly midday before he got up and looked out of the window. What he saw there made him wonder 5 he was still 6 and dreaming! He closed his eyes, opened them again—but there was no mistake! The ice had broken up during the night or the early hours of the morning and had 7 all his living-room furniture, carpets and coloured lights out to sea with it!

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　　For a long time Dr Jackson had wanted to get a 1 in a big modern hospital, and at last he was successful. He was appointed (委派) to the position which he wanted, and he and his wife moved to the house which they were now to live 2 . The next day some beautiful flowers were 3 to them, with a note which said, “Deepest sympathy. ”(深切慰问)

　　Naturally, Dr Jackson was angry to receive such an extra-ordinary (特别的) note, and telephoned the shop which had sent the flowers to 4 what the note meant.

　　When the owner of the shop heard what had happened, he 5 to Dr Jackson for having 6 the mistake. “But what really worries me much more,” he added, “is that the flowers which ought to have gone to you were sent to a funeral (葬礼), with a card which 7 , ‘Congratulations (祝贺) on your new position. ’”

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　　Every morning at eleven o'clock, a car drove through Central Park in New York city. Inside the car there was a rich man. Each morning he saw a poorly dressed man 1 on a park chair. The man, always sat looking 2 the hotel in which the rich man lived. One day the rich man was so curious (好奇的) that he ordered the driver to stop the car. He walked to the chair and said to the poor man, “ 3 , but I just have to know why you sit looking at my hotel every morning. ”

　　“Sir,” said the man, “I have no 4 , no family, no home. I sleep in the park, and every night I dream that one day I will sleep in that hotel. ”

　　The rich man had an idea and then he said, “Tonight your dream will come true. I'll 5 the best room in that hotel for a whole month. ”

　　 6 the rich man went by the man's room to ask how he was enjoying himself. To his surprise, he found that the poor man had moved out of the hotel, back to his park. When the rich man asked 7 , the poor man said, “You see, when I'm down here sleeping on my chair, I dream I'm up there, in the hotel. It's a wonderful dream. But when I was up there, I dreamed I was back on this cold chair. It was a terrible dream, and I could not get any sleep at all. ”

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