A man walked into a bank and asked to see the manager. Shown into the gentleman's office, he asked if he could have a loan(贷款) . When the manager heard that his visitor was not one of the bank' s clients (储户) , he explained that loans were made only to customers with accounts (账户). “Why not open one?”“But I only want two dollars, ”said the man, “in return for which I am prepared to offer my car as security (抵押).”Having examined the car, the manager agreed to the loan though, as he pointed out, the proceedings (做法) were slightly unusual. The stranger left and the car was placed in the bank' s garage (车库) .

　　Two months later, the customer entered the bank and asked for the return of his car, giving the manager the two dollars he had borrowed . The manager pointed out that there was interest (利息) to pay, the sum of four cents. This the customer paid. As he was leaving, the manager asked why he only borrowed two dollars. “Where else would I be able to park my car for two months for four cents?”

1．The man went into the bank ________.

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2．If you are a client of the bank, you ________.

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A．may leave your car in the bank's garage

B．can borrow some money there

C．can open an account

D．may have a loan if you offer your car as security

3．The customer entered the bank two months later in order to ________.

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4．How much did the man pay for parking his car in the bank for two months?

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5．Which of the following is NOT true according to the passage?

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A．The man would have to pay more if he had parked his car in any other place.

B．The manager would lend money to anyone who offered something as security.

C．The manager was fooled by the customer.

D．The man parked his car in the bank to save some money .

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　　The Browns are the Smiths' neighbors (邻居). Mr. Brown's name is John. But when his neighbor talks about him, they call him “Mr. Going-to-do”. Do you know why? Mr. Brown always says he is going to do something, but never (从不) does it. Every Saturday Mr. Brown goes to the Smiths' back door and talks to Mr. Smith“I'm going to clean my house today,”he says, or “I'm going to wash my car tomorrow.” or “The trees in front of (在…前面) my house are too big. I'm going to cut them down (砍倒) next week.”Mr. Smith usually says, “Are you, John?” He knows his neighbor isn't' going to clean his house, or wash his car, or cut down any trees. Then he says, “Well, excuse me, John. I'm going to do some work in the house.” And so he does. Mr. and Mrs. Smith often say to their only child Dick, “Are you going to do something? Then do it. Don't be another‘Mr. Going-to-do'”.

1.Mr. Brown's house is ______ Mr. Smith's.

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A. far from　　　B. near　　　C. in　　　D. with

2.John talks a lot but does ______.

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A. something　　　B. anything　　　C. nothing　　　D. everything

3.Mr. Smith ______.

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A. becomes tired of (厌烦) John's talk.

B. is pleased (高兴的) to talk with John

C. likes listening to John's talks

D. wants his son to be a man like John

4.Mr. Going-to-do ______.

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A. talks a lot and does a lot

B. always says to do something, but never does it

C. usually needs (需要) help when he is going to do something

D. often talks much before he starts his work

5.Mr. and Mrs. Smith hope (希望) their only son ______.

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A. is going to be another "Mr. Going-to-do"

B. won't be another "Mr. Going-to-do"

C. will (将；愿) talks a lot

D. will does little