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    Rueben Hoppenstein is a well-known doctor with offices in New York.In addition to his medical practice, Dr.Hoppenstein has an art collection.One of his private possessions is-or, rather used to be- a painting by Jan Berdyazk, a Polish artist of considerable fame in the modern art world.Unfortunately, no one- not even Dr.Hoppenstein- can see the painting any more.

    The landlord of the building in which Dr.Hoppeastein maintains (keeps) his offices ordered a house painter to put a fresh coat of paint to all the walls in the offices.Such painting is usually done every three years or so, and it was right on schedule.The painter did exactly what he was told to do.He painted all the walls.The only problem was that the Berdyazk painting was on one of those walls.When no one took down the work of art, the painter covered the painting as well as the rest of the wall surface with a fresh coat of paint.

    When the doctor returned to his office after a day at the hospital, he looked at the wall and saw the damage.He was absolutely angry.“It’s a good thing.I was in the operating room when you did this,” he told the painter, “or you would have painted me!”

    Dr.Hoppenstein still can’t believe what happened, the seven-foot by four-foot painting was valued at more than $10,000.It stood a full two inches out from the wall.The name of the work of the art was “Out of Darkness.Light.” There was no light left when the house painter got done with it.

1.This story is mainly about ________ .

A.how to paint an office

B.a landlord and his doctor

C.painting on a painting

D.doctors who got angry

2.The painter thought he was ________.

A.better than the artist

B.not paid enough for the job

C.supposed to finish the job fast

D.doing what he was supposed to

3.Which happened last ?  ________

A.The doctor was very angry

B.A work of art was hung

C.The art work was covered over

D.The landlord ordered a paint job

4.If the doctor had been in his office, ________ .

A.the painter would have painted him

B.he would have helped the man paint

C.he could have stopped the painter

D.the landlord would have visited

5.Something right on schedule ________.

A.can’t be found easily

B.is too expensive to see

C.is often very late

D.happens on time

 

答案:CDACD
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1.     本文主要讲的是一个粉刷匠把Hoppenstein医生的一幅画直接刷上漆了

2.     这个粉刷匠认为他做的是自己应该做的工作

3.     倒数第二段可知医生非常生气

4.     如果医生当时在办公室的话,他就能阻止粉刷匠这么做

5.     on schedule就是准时的意思

 


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    Rueben Hoppenstein is a well-known doctor with offices in New York.In addition to his medical practice, Dr.Hoppenstein has an art collection.One of his private possessions is-or, rather used to be- a painting by Jan Berdyazk, a Polish artist of considerable fame in the modern art world.Unfortunately, no one- not even Dr.Hoppenstein- can see the painting any more.

    The landlord of the building in which Dr.Hoppeastein maintains (keeps) his offices ordered a house painter to put a fresh coat of paint to all the walls in the offices.Such painting is usually done every three years or so, and it was right on schedule.The painter did exactly what he was told to do.He painted all the walls.The only problem was that the Berdyazk painting was on one of those walls.When no one took down the work of art, the painter covered the painting as well as the rest of the wall surface with a fresh coat of paint.

    When the doctor returned to his office after a day at the hospital, he looked at the wall and saw the damage.He was absolutely angry.“It’s a good thing.I was in the operating room when you did this,” he told the painter, “or you would have painted me!”

    Dr.Hoppenstein still can’t believe what happened, the seven-foot by four-foot painting was valued at more than $10,000.It stood a full two inches out from the wall.The name of the work of the art was “Out of Darkness.Light.” There was no light left when the house painter got done with it.

1.This story is mainly about ________ .

A.how to paint an office

B.a landlord and his doctor

C.painting on a painting

D.doctors who got angry

2.The painter thought he was ________.

A.better than the artist

B.not paid enough for the job

C.supposed to finish the job fast

D.doing what he was supposed to

3.Which happened last ?  ________

A.The doctor was very angry

BD.The History of NATO

 

font-size:10.5pt;font-family:宋体;mso-ascii-font-family:"Times New Roman"; mso-hansi-font-family:"Times New Roman";mso-ansi-language:EN-GB'>.A work of art was hung

C.The art work was covered over

D.The landlord ordered a paint job

4.If the doctor had been in his office, ________ .

A.the painter would have painted him

B.he would have helped the man paint

C.he could have stopped the painter

D.the landlord would have visited

5.Something right on schedule ________.

A.can’t be found easily

B.is too expensive to see

C.is often very late

D.happens on time

 

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  Thanksgiving Day was fast approaching and many people were preparing for the holiday.Dora Smith gave her class an assignment-to draw a picture of something which they would like to be   1  .

  Miss Dora thought her students' family would   2   the holiday with turkey and other traditional food of the season and'-these would be the   3   of most of her students' art works.And so they were.

  But Rueben' s picture was kind of   4  .He drew a hand.Nothing else, just an empty hand, which soon aroused the   5   of his classmates.Whose hand could it be? One child   6   it was the hand of a fanner, because farmers   7   turkeys.Another suggested a police officer, because the police   8   and care for people.Still others guessed it was the hand of God,   9   God feeds us.Arid so actively the discussion went-until the teacher almost   10   the young artist himself.

  When the students had begun other assignments.Miss Dora   11   at Rueben's desk, bent down, and asked him whose hand it was.Little Rueben looked away and said in a low voice, "It's   12  , teacher."

  Rueben' s words reminded Miss Dora of the times when she had   13   his hand and walked with him here or there.She remembered how   14   she had said, "Take my hand, Rueben, we'll go out-side."Or, "Let me   15   you how to hold your pencil." Or, "Let' s do this together.” Rueben was most thankful for his teacher' s   16  .Brushing aside   17  , the.teacher went on with her work.

  The story shows   18   gratitude.It suggests something related to teachers teaching and parents parenting and friends showing friendship, and how much it   19   to the Ruebens of the world.They might not always say   20  , but they' ll remember the hand that reaches out.

(1)

[  ]

A.

curious about

B.

familiar with

C.

thankful for

D.

satisfied with

(2)

[  ]

A.

congratulate

B.

celebrate

C.

remember

D.

thank

(3)

[  ]

A.

themes

B.

details

C.

cases

D.

lessons

(4)

[  ]

A.

excellent

B.

terrible

C.

different

D.

new

(5)

[  ]

A.

assumption

B.

imagination

C.

appreciation

D.

approval

(6)

[  ]

A.

counted

B.

guessed

C.

expressed

D.

discovered

(7)

[  ]

A.

raise

B.

need

C.

buy

D.

sell

(8)

[  ]

A.

rule

B.

control

C.

educate

D.

Protect

(9)

[  ]

A.

for

B.

when

C.

if

D.

and

(10)

[  ]

A.

forgot

B.

blamed

C.

adored

D.

suspected

(11)

[  ]

A.

stared

B.

aimed

C.

paused

D.

glanced

(12)

[  ]

A.

mine

B.

his

C.

yours

D.

hers

(13)

[  ]

A.

caught

B.

taken

C.

washed

D.

touched

(14)

[  ]

A.

seldom

B.

often

C.

soon

D.

much

(15)

[  ]

A.

lead

B.

show

C.

act

D.

direct

(16)

[  ]

A.

assignments

B.

words

C.

teaching

D.

hand

(17)

[  ]

A.

laughter

B.

a kiss

C.

tears

D.

a smile

(18)

[  ]

A.

more than

B.

less than

C.

no longer

D.

nothing but

(19)

[  ]

A.

costs

B.

measures

C.

means

D.

owes

(20)

[  ]

A.

thanks

B.

nothing

C.

yes

D.

sorry

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