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（）3.WhenAlitoldwhathewantedtodoNasreddinwas.

A.notpleasedB.pleasedC.excitedD.angry

（）4.Nasreddinsaidthathiswritingwas.

A.easyforanyonetoreadB.strangeforanyonetoread

C.toostrangeforanyonetowriteD.difficultforanyonetoread（）5.Thisstorytellsus.

A.nottoaskanybodyforhelpB.nottotroubleothersatnightC.nottoaskforhelpwithoutmoneyD.nottotrustothers

2

Anoldmandiedandlefthissonalotofmoney.Butthesonwasafoolishyoungman,andhequicklyspentallthemoney,sothatsoonhehadnothingleft.Ofcourse,whenthathappened,allhisfriendslefthim.Whenhewasquitepoorandalone,hewenttoseeNasreddin,whowasakind,cleveroldmanandoftenhelpedpeoplewhentheyhadtroubles.Mymoneyhasfinishedandmyfriendshavegone,saidtheyoungman.Whatwillhappentomenow?

Don'

tworry,youngman,answeredNasreddin.Everythingwillsoonbeallrightagain.Wait,andyouwillsoonfeelmuchhappier.Theyoungmanwasveryglad.AmIgoingtogetrichagainthen?

heaskedNasreddin.No,Ididn'

tmeanthat,saidtheoldman.Imeantthatyouwouldsoongetusedtobeingpoorandtohavingnofriends.

（）1.Anoldmandiedandlefthisson.

A.nothingB.somegoldC.muchmoneyD.onlyahouse

（）2.Whenthesonwas,hewenttoseeNasreddin.A.shortofmoneyB.quitepoorandsick

C.introubleD.quitepoorandalone

（）3.TheyoungmanwasverygladbecauseNasreddinsaidthat.A.hewouldbecomerichagainB.hewouldsoonfeelmuchhappier

C.hewouldbecomecleverD.hewouldhavemorefriends（）4.Nasreddinmeanttheyoungman.

A.wouldgetrichagainB.wouldgetusedtohavingnothingC.wouldgetusedtobeingintroubleD.wouldgetoutofpoorness（）5.Whatthisstorytellsusis.

A.thatmoneyiseverythingB.thatmoneymakesthemarego

C.tosaveeachpennyD.thatmisfortuneteststhesincerityoffriends3.

Amanwastravellingabroadinasmallredcar.Onedayheleftthecarandwentshopping.Whenhecameback,itsroofwasbadlydamaged.Someboystoldhimthatanelephanthaddamagedit.Themandidnotbelievethem,buttheytookhimtoacircuswhichwasnearthere.Theowneroftheelephantsaid,Iamverysorry!

Myelephanthasabig,round,redchair.Hethoughtthatyourcarwashischair,andhesatonit!

Thenhegavethemanaletter,inwhichhesaidthathewassorryandthathewouldpayforallthedamage.Whenthemangotbacktohisowncountry,thecustomsofficerswouldnotbelievehisstory.Theysaid,Yousoldyournewcarwhileyouwereabroadandboughtthisoldone!

Itwasonlywhenthemanshowedthemtheletterfromthecircusmanthatbelievedhim.

（）1.Amanwastravellingabroad.

A.inabigbusB.inagreenjeepC.inaredcarD.inaredtaxi（）2.Thecarwasdamagedbecause.

A.therewasatrafficaccidentB.thecircusmanbrokeit

C.itrushedintoashopD.theelephantsatonit（）3.Thecircusmansaidthat.

A.hewouldpayforpartofthedamageB.hewouldpayforallofthedamageC.hewouldn'

tpayforthedamageD.hewouldbuyanewcar

（）4.Whenthemangotbacktohiscountry,thecustomsofficers.

A.wouldcheckhisnewcarB.onlycheckedhiscar

C.searchedhimD.wouldn'

tbelievewhathehadsaid,

（）5.Itwasonlythatmadetheofficersbelievehim.A.theletterfromthecircusmanB.anewspaperfromthecountryC.thecertificateofhisD.theletterfromthegovernment

4.

Nasreddinwascuttingabranchoffatreeinhisgarden.Whilehewassawing,anothermanpassedinthestreet.Hestoppedandsaid,Excuseme,butifyoucontinuetosawthatbranchlikethat,youwillfalldownwithit.HesaidthisbecauseNasreddinwassittingonthebranchandcuttingitataplacebetweenhimselfandthetrunkofthetree.Nasreddinsaidnothing.Hethought,Thisissomefoolishpersonwhohasnoworktodoandgoesabouttellingotherpeoplewhattodoandwhatnottodo.Themancontinuedonhisway.Ofcourse,afterafewminutes.ThebranchfellandNasreddinfellwithit.MyGod!

hecried.Thatmanknowsthefuture!

andheranafterhimtoaskhowlonghewasgoingtolive.Butthemanhadgone.

（）1.OnedayNasreddinwascuttingabranchatreeinhisgarden.

A.onB.inC.atD.off

（）2.WhileNasreddinwassawing,anotherman.A.toldhimtostopworkingB.toldhimhewouldfalldown

C.wouldborrowsomethingfromhimD.wouldhelphimsawthatbranch（）3.Afterthemanwentaway,Nasreddinthoughtthat.

A.thatwasasillyfellowB..thatwasawisepersonC.thatwasaproudpersonD.thatfellowcheatedhim

（）4.WhathappenedtoNasreddinafterafewminutes?

A.Thebrancdfell.B.Nasreddinfelldowntotheground.C.Nasreddinwashurthimself.D..BothAandB.

（）5.Thisstoryisabout.

A.afoolishmanB.awiseman

C.cuttingatreeD.thenecessityoftakinggoodadvice

5.

Itwashalf-pasteightinthemorning.ThetelephonebellrangandMarywenttoanswerit.It'

sme-Peter.

Hullo,who'

sthat?

sheasked.

PeterwasafriendofMary'

seight-year-oldbrother,Johnny.Ohhullo,Peter.Whatdoyouwant?

saidMary.

CanIspeaktojohnny?

No,saidMary,youcan'

tspeaktohimnow.Heisbusy.Heisgettingreadyforschool.Heiseatinghisbreakfast.Grandmotheriscombinghishair.Sisterisunderthetable,puttinghisshoeson.Motherisgettinghisbooksandputtingtheminhisschoolbag.Goodbye,I'

vegottogonow.Ihavetoholdthedooropen.Theschoolbusiscoming.

Mtiplechoice

（）1.Whowenttoansweritwhentheteltphonebellrang?

A.Johnny'

ssisterB.PeterC,JohnnyD.Johnny'

smother（）2.WhomdidPeterwanttospeakto?

A.Mary'

sbrotherB.Mary'

ssisterC.Mary'

sgrandmotherD.Johnny'

smother（）3.Johnnycouldn'

tspeaktoPeterbecauseJohnny.

A.wascombinghishairB.wasputtinghisshoesonC.wasgettinghisbooksD.wasbusyeatinghishreakfast

（）4.Howdoyousaytoastrangerwhoisansweringyourtelephone?

A.Whoareyou?

B.Anythingtosay?

C.Whoisit?

D.Please（）5.FromthisstoryweknowthatJohnnywas.

A.alazyB.acleverboyC.abusyboyD.ahungryboy

6.

Nasreddinputtwobigbasketsofgrapesonhisdonkeyandwenttomarket.Atmiddayitwasveryhot,sohestoppedintheshadeofabigtree.Therewereseveralothermenthere,andallofthemhaddonkeysofgrapestoo.Aftertheirlunchtheywenttosleep.Aftersometime,Nasreddinbegantotakegrapesoutoftheothermen'

sbasketsandtoputtheminhis.

Suddenlyoneofthemenwokeupandsawhim.Whatareyoudoing?

hesaidangrily.Oh,saidNasreddin,don'

tworryaboutme.Iamhalfmad,andIdoalotofstrangethings.

Oh,really?

saidtheotherman.Thenwhydon'

tyousometimestakegrapesoutofyourbasketsandputtheminsomebodyelse'

sbaskets?

Youdidnotunderstandme,saidNasreddin.IsaidthatIwashalfmad,notquitemad.

（）1.Nasreddinwenttomarket.

A.tosellhisdonkeyB.tobuysomething

C.tosellhisgrapesD.tofindajob（）2.Nasreddinstopped.A.underabigtreeB.nearabigtreeC.aroundabigtreeD.inabigtree

（）3.AsNasreddinwastakingawaytheothermen'

sgrapesoneofthemen.

A.pretendednottoseehimB.sawhimandgotangryC.wokehisfellowsupD.cameathim

（）4.Nasreddinsaidthathedidalotofstrangethingsbecause.A.hewascleverB.hewasquitemad

C.hewasfoolishD.hewashalfmad

（）5.InthisstoryNasreddinwas.

A.aselfishmanB.astrangemanC.afriendlymanD.afoolishman

7.

Nasreddinwokeupinthemiddleofthenightandsawsomethingwhiteinhisgarden.Itseemedtobemovingtowardsthehouse.

Thatisathief（小偷）!

Hethought,andhetookhisgunandshot（开枪）athim.Thenhewentbacktobed,becausehewastoofrightened害怕）togooutofthehouseinthedark.

ThenextmorningNasreddinwentoutandsawoneofhiswhiteshirtshangingontheclothes-lineinthegarden,hiswifehadwasheditthedaybeforeandhungitouttodry.Nowithadabullet-holerightthroughmiddleofit.

MyGod,saidNasreddin,Iwasluckylastnight.IfIhadbeenwearingthatshirt,thebulletwouldhavekilledme!

AndhecalledhisneighbourstogetherandaskedthemtothankGodforsavinghim.

（）1.AtmidnightNasreddinsawinhisgarden.A.somethingstrangeB.athiefC.somethingwhiteD.aghost（）2.Nasreddinwassofrightenedthathe.

A.criedoutforhelpB.darednotgooutofthehouseC.darednotstayinhishouseD.couldn'

tsayaword

（）3.ThenextmorningNasreddinfound.A.hiswifeinthegardenB.theclothes-line

C.thethiefdeadD.abullet-holethroughthewhiteshirt

（）4.Nasreddinsaidthatifhehadbeenwearingtahtshirt.A.hewouldbekilledB.hewoulddie

C.hewouldhavekilledD.hewouldhavebeenkilled

（）5.Hecalledhisneighborstogetherinorderto.A.makeaspeechB.tellthestoryC.thankGodD.thankthem8.

Ajudgewasworkinginhisroomonedaywhena