The next morning I got up very early. It was dark and everyone was asleep. But I was going to Darpur.

　　I washed and dressed carefully. I put on my best clothes and carried my best stick. I put the money order carefully in my pocket and said goodbye to Martha.

　　I walked ten miles to the main road. I sat down at the main road and ate my breakfast.

　　I waited for the bus for about two hours. The bus came and I got on.

　　It is a long way to Darpur. The bus takes three hours. I arrived in Darpur and walked to the post office directly. I don't often go to Darpur. I only know the market, and one shop. This is the shop of Rick. I buy things for my farm from Rick.

　　There were a lot of people in the post office. I asked about money orders. A man showed me the queue. There was a long line of people and I waited at the back.

　　Finally it was my turn：I was at the front of the queue. But the man at the desk took no care of me.

　　“Excuse me,” I said. “It's my turn. I'm next.”

　　“You are next? Old man, I'm very busy,” the man said. “Look at my papers. Look at all these people. I am very busy. And you must wait.”

　　So I waited. Finally the man looked at me.

　　“What do you want?”

　　I gave him my money order. “This is my money order for one hundred pounds,” I replied.

　　The man held out his hand. “ID Card,” he said.

　　“Excuse me. I don't understand. What is an ID Card?” I replied.

　　“Your ID Card gives your name and your address. Your ID Card describes you. There is a photo of you in your ID Card. I can't give you any money for this money order if you don't show me your ID Card.”

　　“But I don't have an ID Card. Where can I buy one?” I asked.

　　The man did not speak to me. He gave no answer, And I didn't know what to do then.

1．What did the story-teller do in the morning to get himself ready to go to Darpur?

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A．He got up at about eight thirty.

B．He put on more clothes.

C．He took his best stick with him.

D．He put some money in his pocket.

2．How far was it from the story-teller's house to the bus stop?

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A．Two hours' walk.

B．About ten miles on foot.

C．Three hours by bus.

D．Ha1f an hour by bike.

3．who helped the story-teller find the post office?

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4．From the story we know that ________.

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A．the post office was far from the market

B．Rick's shop was quite small

C．there were a few people in the post office

D．people waited for their turn in line in the post office

5．Which of the following is TURE?

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A．The story-teller went to the town without breakfast.

B．There were two long lines in the post office.

C．The story-teller didn't have an ID Card.

D．The story-teller bought an ID Card at last,

Mr. Brown lives on Green Street now. He wants to send a postcard(寄贺卡)to his pen pal in Toronto, but he doesn't know where the post office is." Which is the way to the post office?" he asks his new neighbor Joe. "I want to send a postcard to Toronto." "The post office is quite far from here," answers Joe. "If you only want to post some letters or postcards, you needn't go to the post office. You can put them into a mailbox down the street.

（  ）31. Where does Mr. Brown live now?

A. He lives on Center Street.    B. He lives in Toronto.

C. He lives on Green Street.    D. He lives in a post office.

（  ）32. Where does Mr. Brown want to go?

A. A pen pal's house.  B. A mailbox. C . A post office  D. Toronto.

（  ）33. What does Mr. Brown want to do in the post office?

A. He wants to go to the mailbox.  B. He wants to buy some stamps.

C. He wants to send a postcard.    D. He wants to know the way to Toronto.

（  ）34. Where is the post office?

A. On Green Street.  B. In Toronto.  C. We don't know.  D. In the neighborhood.

（  ）35.Where can Mr. Brown post the postcard in the neighborhood?

A.The post office. B.The mailbox in the post office.C.The mailbox on the street.D.His house.