阅读理解

    Every Saturday, Nasreddin went to the market to buy food and other things. He put them into a big basket, but he was old and weak, so he always paid another man to carry the basket home for him. But one Saturday, while he was walking home in front of a man with the basket, the man ran away with it.

    The next Saturday, when Nasreddin went to the market again, a friend of his said, “Look, there he is! The man stole your things last week!”

    Nasreddin at once hid(藏) behind a shop, and stayed there until the man left the market.

    His friend was very surprised. “Why did you do that?”He asked.

    “Well,” said Nasrecddin,“that man was carrying my basket when he left me a week ago. He willwant me to play him for seven days' work, and that will cost me more than a basket full of things!”

1．Nasreddin went shopping ________.

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2．Nasreddin always paid another man to carry his basket home for him because ________.

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3．The man ran away with the basket when ________.

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A．he was walking after Nasreddin

B．he was walking before Nasreddin

C．Nasreddin was looking after his basket

D．Nasreddin was talking to another one with his basket

4．As soon as Nasreddin saw that man again, ________.

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A．he asked him for basket

B．he caught him at once

C．he did behind a shop at once

D．he paid him for seven days' work

5．Nasreddin thought it better to ________.

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A．ask the man to pay for seven days' work

B．catch the man later

C．let the man go with the basket

D．pay the man and let him go

阅读理解

    Every Saturday, Nasreddin went to the market to buy food and other things. He put them into a big basket, but he was old and weak, so he always paid another man to carry the basket home for him. But one Saturday, while he was walking home in front of a man with the basket, the man ran away with it.

    The next Saturday, when Nasreddin went to the market again, a friend of his said, “Look, there he is! The man stole your things last week!”

    Nasreddin at once hid(藏) behind a shop, and stayed there until the man left the market.

    His friend was very surprised. “Why did you do that?”He asked.

    “Well,” said Nasrecddin,“that man was carrying my basket when he left me a week ago. He willwant me to play him for seven days' work, and that will cost me more than a basket full of things!”

1．Nasreddin went shopping ________.

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2．Nasreddin always paid another man to carry his basket home for him because ________.

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3．The man ran away with the basket when ________.

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A．he was walking after Nasreddin

B．he was walking before Nasreddin

C．Nasreddin was looking after his basket

D．Nasreddin was talking to another one with his basket

4．As soon as Nasreddin saw that man again, ________.

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A．he asked him for basket

B．he caught him at once

C．he did behind a shop at once

D．he paid him for seven days' work

5．Nasreddin thought it better to ________.

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A．ask the man to pay for seven days' work

B．catch the man later

C．let the man go with the basket

D．pay the man and let him go

阅读理解

　　Dunne needed money because someone had found out about him. A man he had once met in prison recognized him. He knew that Dunne had been a thief. He said he would tell people in Brampton about this. Dunne was afraid so he gave him the money. Then the man wanted more. Dunne's jewellery business was good, but the man demanded so much that Dunne couldn't pay him.

　　Richard Strong had a lot of valuable old things in his house. Dunne knew this because as a jeweller he often bought old gold and melted it down.

　　It was easy to get into the house. In Brampton no one worried about thieves. Dunne knew that the valuable things were in one room, so he climbed up the open window. In the room Dunne filled his pocket with gold pieces. He soon had more than enough.

　　He was about to leave when he heard a sound behind him. He turned quickly. The door had opened and Strong was standing in front of him. “Dunne!” It was the only word Strong said. Dunne had been looking at an old knife and he still held it in his hand. He hardly thought before he used it. Dunne pulled the body into the room and closed the door. Then he turned off the light, drew back the curtains and climbed out through the window.

1．Dunne had a jewellery shop in Brampton, but before that ________.

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A．he and Strong had been together in prison

B．a man he met at his store was demanding money from him

C．he bought and melted gold

D．he had been a thief and put in prison

2．He feared people would know he had been a thief, so he ________.

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A．decided to kill Strong in order to keep his mouth shut for ever

B．decided to run away from Brampton after he got enough money

C．gave the man he once met in prison money to keep him from talking

D．wanted to move his jewellery business to Brampton

3．When Strong discovered Dunne in his house, Dunne killed him because ________

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A．he had no choice as he didn't want to be put into prison again

B．he was forced to fight back when Strong appeared

C．he had planned to kill Strong before he went to his house

D．he wanted to get all the money back from Strong

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　　Many TV programs seem to be quite realistic. One who watches TV often feels that whatever happened in the film may as 1 happen to him. With only a little 2 , every man in the street may 3 to be a thief, or a spy or a murderer. Jane had been watching a spy 4 at a friend's home. In it a young girl had been 5 and murdered. She felt a little 6 . She took a train back to the center of the city. There were a lot of people 7 with her. She felt much safer.

　　A man sat 8 her, reading a newspaper. She thought nothing of it until she saw him staring at her. 9 the film and feeling uncomfortable, she 10 the train and went to the bus stop. When he got on the 11 bus as she did, she found he was 12 her. When she got off the bus, she was getting more and more frightened as the street almost became empty. She 13 as quickly as she could. She could hear footsteps behind her, but she didn't dare to look over her 14 . It seemed to have been hours before she 15 the front door. She felt for her 16 , but was unable to find them. The footsteps stopped behind her. She felt a 17 on her shoulder. Instead of feeling hands round her 18 , however, she heard a pleasant 19 .

　　“I apologize if I frightened you. I thought I 20 you in the train, but I was not sure.”

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　　Many TV programs seem to be quite realistic One who watches TV often feels that whatever happened in the film may as (1) happen to him. With only a little (2) , every man in the street may (3) to be a thief, or a spy or a murderer. Jane had been watching a spy (4) at a friend' s home. In it a young girl had been (5) and murdered. She felt a little (6) . She took a train back to the center of the city. There were a lot of people (7) with her. She felt much safer.

　　A man sat (8) her, reading a newspaper. She thought nothing of it until she saw him staring at her. (9) the film and feeling uncomfortable, she (10) the train and went to the bus stop. When he got on the (11) bus as she did. She found he was (12) her.

　　When she got off the bus, she was getting mere and more frightened as the street almost became empty. She (13) as quickly as she could. She could hear footsteps behind her, but she didn't dare to look over her (14) , It seemed to have been hours before she (15) the front door. She felt for her (16) , but was unable to find them. The footsteps stopped behind her. She felt a (17) on her shoulder. Instead of feeling hands round her (18) , how- ever, she heard a pleasant (19) .

　　“I apologize if I frightened you. I thought I (20) you in the train, but I was not sure.”

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