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Napoleon liked to read newspapers. “I must read the news,” he said. “I have to know more about the world.”
Napoleon read both English and German newspapers. He read these papers when he was having breakfast. But he didn't read French newspapers very often.
One day an editor(编辑) of a French newspaper came to the palace. He gave a well printed newspaper to Napoleon and said, “Please have a look at our paper and see if there is anything wrong.”
Napoleon was not interested. He put the beautiful newspaper on the table and said, “No, I do not read French newspapers. Take it away.”
The editor was surprised.
“But, but why?” he asked in surprise.
“Because everything in French newspapers is written according to what I say!”
True or False
1．Napoleon liked to read newspapers in order to know more about the world.
2．Napoleon often read both French and German newspapers.
3．One day an editor of a French newspaper came to see him and asked for help.
4．Napoleon was not interested in their paper because there was something wrong in it.
5．The editor knew it better that their paper was written by Napoleon.
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One day he was not feeling well, so he went to the clerk(职员) at the desk of his hotel and said," I want to see a doctor. Can you give me the name of a good one?"
The clerk looked up in a book and then said, "Dr Kenneth Grey. "
Henry said, "Thank you very much. Is he expensive?"
"Well," the clerk answered," You have to pay him two pounds for your first visit to him and 1. 50 pounds for later visits. "
Henry decided to save(节省)0. 5 pound. So when he went to see the doctor, he said," I have come again, Doctor. "
For a few seconds(秒) the doctor looked at his face carefully without saying anything. Then he said, "Oh, yes. " He looked him over and then said, "Everything goes as it should do. Just continue with the medicine I gave you last time. "
1. Where did Henry come from?
He ___________ from ___________.
2. What did Henry want to do when he didn't feel well?
He wanted to ___________ a ___________.
3. How much did Henry have to pay the doctor for the first visit?
He had to pay ___________ ___________.
4. Why did Henry say" I have come again"?
Because he wanted to ___________ ___________.
5. Did Henry get any advice from the doctor?
__________ , he___________.
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| On the day that Benjamin Franklin was seven years old, his mother gave him 1 pennies. It was the first money that he had ever had. "You 2 buy something, if you wish," said his mother. The little fellow ran into the street. As Benjamin ran down the street, he 3 what he should buy. Should he buy candy? Should he buy a pretty toy? He had never owned a good toy. He met a larger boy, 4 was blowing a whistle. What a pretty sound! "I wish I 5 that whistle," he said. Benjamin gave all his pennies to the boy to buy the whistle. Little Benjamin was very happy. He ran home 6 he could. "See, mother," he said, "I have bought a whistle." "How much did you 7 it?" "All the pennies you gave me." "You've paid a dear price for this thing. It's only one penny whistle. You might have bought half a dozen such whistles with the money I gave you," said his mother. The little boy saw what a mistake he had made. He threw it upon the floor and began to cry. "Never mind, my child," said his mother, very kindly. "You are only a very little boy, and you will learn a great deal as you grow bigger. The 8 you have learned today is never to pay too dear for a whistle." Benjamin Franklin lived to be a very old man, but he 9 forgot that lesson. Everyone should remember the name of Benjamin Franklin. He was a great thinker and a great doer, and 10 Washington he helped to make USA free. | |||
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