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题型:阅读选择 题类:常考题 难易度:普通

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      Harvey was having his hair cut in a barber shop when a young boy entered the shop. The barber said to Harvey in a very low voice, "This is the silliest kid in the world. Watch while I show it to you." The barber put a dollar bill in one hand and two quarters(25美分) in the other, then called the boy over and asked, "Which do you want, son?" The boy took the quarters and left. "What did I tell you?" said the barber. "That kid never learns!"
      Later, when Harvey left, he saw the same young boy coming out of an ice cream store. "Hey, son!  May I ask you a question? Why did you take the quarters instead of the dollar bill?" The boy ate his ice cream and replied, "Because the day I take the dollar, the game's over!"

(1)、The barber gave the boy money because he ______.

A、wanted the boy to help him   B、loved the boy   C、wanted to prove(证明) his words.
(2)、The boy got          from the barber. 

A、one dollar    B、50 cents(美分)   C、a quarter
(3)、 The sentence “the game's over” here means         

A、he can't play the computer game any longer B、 he can never get money from the barber C、 he can never go to the barber shop
(4)、We can learn that          is the smartest one among the three people in this story. 

A、the boy  B、the barber    C、Harvey
(5)、We can infer(推断) from the passage that         

A、The young boy was the barber's son B、Every time the boy got the money, he went to buy an ice cream. C、 The barber thought the boy wasn't clever at all.
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阅读理解

    On the first day in her new house,Mouse wrote a letter to her old friend.

Dear Vole,

    My house is very comfortable, but none of my new neighbors will be as good a friend as you are.

Love,

Mouse

    On the way to the post office, Mouse saw Beaver. He gave Mouse a big smile.

   "Perhaps I should say hello, "thought Mouse." Beaver's teeth are so long and sharp(锋利的). Beaver wouldn't make a good friend. Not like Vole, whose smile was kind." So Mouse left without saying hello.

    After lunch, Mouse heard a knock on her door. Then she peeked(偷看)out the window. It was Squirrel.

   "Perhaps I should invite her in for tea, "thought Mouse." But Squirrel talks a lot. Squirrel wouldn't make a good friend. Not like Vole, who always listened." So Mouse didn't open the door.

    That night, Mouse looked at a picture of herself and Vole. She thought back to the first time she met Vole. She remembered feeling afraid-afraid of Vole's eyes and Vole's large size.

    In fact, Vole had seemed so different that Mouse almost decided Vole wouldn't make a good friend.

    Mouse realized something." I made a mistake!" she cried.

    The next morning, Mouse made some cakes and put them in a basket.

    She went to Beaver's house first, and next to Squirrel's house.

    When Mouse returned home, she was smiling. She went to her desk and wrote a letter to Vole.

Dear Vole,

    Today, I visited my new neighbors. Beaver has strong teeth. He uses them to build homes. Squirrel knows lots of stories. She makes me laugh.

    I think Beaver and Squirrel will be my good friends like you are.

Love,

Mouse

 阅读下面短文,从短文后所给的四个选项中选出最佳选项。

One morning, when I was leaving for my business, a middle-aged man came up and asked me for help. He said he had no money to get food for his large family. "You look1 . Why don't you work?" I asked. "Simply because I cannot get work, sir." "If I give you work, what pay do you want?" "As long as I can get bread for my family, sir." he answered.

I decided to find out if he really meant what he said. "OK. I'll give you one pound an hour, if you 2 a brick(砖块)under your arm and walk around the square for five hours without stopping." "Thank you, sir. I will."

I found a brick and started him on his walk before I went to my 3 . I never thought he would do what he had said.

When I came back five hours later, I saw him still 4 , with the brick under his arm. I stopped him and gave him five pounds. He thanked me and told me that some people had5 to help him when they knew why he was doing all this. He said they would give him work directly, but he6 . Before leaving, he asked if I would give him the 7 , I did.

Several years later, a well-dressed man greeted me on a train. Seeing I was not sure who he was, he 8 that he was the brick man and had his own business now. "You know, I still keep that brick and always consider it as the most9 thing I have because it has brought me luck and success."

In fact, it was not the brick that made the man successful, but his faithfulness(坚定)in doing 10 a very little thing.

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