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The woman ________ all of her money to charities ________ the poor.
A.gave off, to help
B.gave up, helping
C.gave away, to help
D.gave, helping
One day Mr. Smith broke a teapot by mistake. He was worried because his wife liked it very much. But when Mrs. Smith came back and saw the broken pieces, she didn't get angry.
“It doesn't matter, Jack,”she said.“Aunt Helen's birthday is coming near. I'll send this teapot to her and she'll think it broke in the post,'”Then she said to Anne, their servant,
“Collect all the pieces carefully and put them in this box. Take it to the post office and send it to Aunt Helen.”“OK.”Said Ann.Aunt Helen came to the city to visit Mr. and Mrs. Smith a few days later. She was angry when she came into their house. She said,
“Why did you send me a broken teapot for my birthday?”“But Aunt Helen,”Mrs. Smith answered nicely,“it broke in the post!”
“Oh?”Aunt Helen said.“Why was each piece of it in one piece of paper, then?”
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(1) When Mrs. Smith saw that broken teapot, she ________.
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A .became sad |
B .was happy |
C .had an idea |
(2) The Smiths posted the pieces to Aunt Helen because ________.
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A
.her birthday was coming nearB
.they needn't buy any present for herC
.the teapot was their favourite(3)
“It broke in the post!”means“________!”[ ]
A
.We broke in the post officeB
.The postman broke it on the wayC
.You broke it yourself(4) When Aunt Helen came to see Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Smith ________.
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A
.gave her an excuseB
.said they had done wrongC
.was very much afraid(5) How did Aunt Helen know the teapot was broken before post?
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A
.The post office told her everything.B
.Not all the pieces were there.C
.Each piece was inside a piece of paper.
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Edison had quick mind about inventions, but not always about other things.
One day he received a notice. It said he must pay some money to the government by the next day. If he was late, he would have to pay still more money. Edison went to the city office; many people were waiting there in line to pay. While he waited, his mind was busy with ideas about a new invention. When he arrived at the little window, the man in it said to Edison, “Young man, what's your name?”
Edison looked at the man, surprised.
“I—I—I don't know,” he said.
“Then I can't help you,” the man said, and told him to leave.
Other people paid the man. Edison stood there, and tried to remember his name. The day ended, and he knew he would have to pay more money.
In the street, he met a friend. He had to ask the friend what his name was.
(1) Edison was always ________.
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A.clear in mind in doing everything
B.thinking about his inventions not any other things
C.worried about his money
D.quick to do things
(2) One day he was asked ________.
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A.to pay some money to the government
B.to wait in line
C.to send a notice to the party
D.to go to the office
(3) The next day after he received the notice, ________.
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A.he didn't go to the city office.
B.he went to the city but didn't bring any money with him.
C.he went to the office very late.
D.he went to the city office and waited in line to pay the money.
(4) When he was waiting in front of the city office ________.
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A.he tried to remember his name
B.he got ready to pay the money
C.he still thought hard about a new invention
D.he asked the man for help
(5) As Edison couldn't tell his name, the man behind the window ________.
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A.gave him his help
B.told him to leave there
C.let his friend pay for him
D.asked him to come again the next day
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