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Walt Disney was born in Chicago in 1901. when he was young, he lived in Kansas City. He wanted to be . Disney was very poor. He drew pictures in his father’s garage(车库). One day a mouse came into the garage and played on the floor. Disney gave the mouse some bread. The next day the mouse came in again and played on the floor. Again Disney gave him some . Then the mouse came up on his desk. this way, the mouse and the poor artist became good friends. Some years , Disney went to Hollywood. He worked very hard but he was not to many people. One morning he remembered the Kansas City . “I will draw it,” he said to himself. “I hope every child in this country will like my mouse.” He drew pictures of the mouse day after day. , he was happy with one of his pictures. The mouse was called Micky Mouse. Soon Micky Mouse was famous all over the world. He is still by many children and old people, too. Now the name of Walt Disney is known (被谁所熟知) to many people in . And Disneyland is the world’s greatest park for . It is called “The Happiest Place on Earth”.

1.A. a singer B. a doctor C. an artist D. a teacher

2.A. water B. bread C. fish D. rice

3.A. On B. By C. To D. For

4.A. ago B. before C. after D. later

5.A. known B. liked C. told D. sure

6.A. garage B. floor C. mouse D. friend

7.A. First B. At first C. At last D. Late

8.A. interested B. surprised C. loved D. excited

9.A. the USA B. Kansas City C. Chicago D. the world

10.A. children B. the old people C. Hollywood D. Americans

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Dirty Hands

　　“Have you washed your hands and face？”Billy's mother asked him.

　　“Yes,” he said.

　　“Show me.”

　　He showed his mother his hands.

　　“They are filthy(肮脏的)，” she said. “And your face is covered in dirt.”

　　She pulled him into the bathroom. “Now wash your face and hands,” she said.

　　He did as she told him, but he hated doing it.

　　“Are you afraid of soap(肥皂) and water?” his mother asked him.

　　“No, I'm not afraid of them,” he said. “I just don't like them. I hate washing.”

　　When he left the house he was clean. By the time he got to school he was dirty again.

　　“Look at you!” his teacher shouted. “Your face is filthy. If your hands are dirty, too, you'll be in trouble. Hold out your hands.”

　　Billy knew his hands were dirty. He quickly spit(吐口水) on one and rubbed(擦) it on his pants(裤子). Then he showed it to the teacher.

　　“That is not a clean hand, Billy,”she said. “It's the dirtiest hand in the class. I'm going to punish(惩罚) you.”

　　Billy looked around the class. “It's not the dirtiest hand in the class,”he said.

　　“All right, Billy,”the teacher said. “If you can show me a dirtier hand, I won't punish you.”

　　With a smile, Billy quickly showed her his other hand.

1．How did Billy feel about washing his hands and face?

[　　]

A．He didn't mind.

B．He liked it.

C．He hated it.

D．He was afraid of soap and water.

2．Why was his teacher angry with him?

[　　]

A．He was late for school.

B．He hadn't done his homework.

C．His hands and face were very dirty.

D．He had been fighting in the playground.

3．What did the teacher think about the hand Billy showed her?

[　　]

A．It was clean.

B．It was dirty.

C．It was the cleanest hand in the class.

D．It was the dirtiest hand in the class.

4．How did Billy know his hand was not the dirtiest in the class

[　　]

A．The other children had filthy hands.

B．The teacher had very dirty hands.

C．The dirtiest hand was his other one.

D．He did not know.