Mr. Smith liked travelling. One day, at noon, he came to a small town. He was too tired and hungry to go on. So he went to a restaurant and tie his horse to a tree outside. There were so many people in it that he couldn't find a seat for himself. Mr. Smith thought for a moment and then he looked at one of the servants near the door. He shouted at him.
“My horse is in the street. Give it some meat.”All the people in the restaurant looked surprised. The servant asked,
“Did you say 'meat', sir?”“Yes, I did,”said Mr. Smith.“The horse is hungry. Give it some meat.”
The servant went to the kitchen and took some meat. Then he brought it to Mr. Smith. Mr. Smith looked at the meat and said,
“Take it to my horse.”The servant went into the street. All the other people in the room went out, too, and they said,
“A horse is going to eat meat. Come and have a look at it.”Now the restaurant was empty.Mr. Smith went into the restaurant quickly. He got a big glass of bear, took a seat near the window and began to drink.
After a few minutes, the servant came into the restaurant again, and all the other people came back, too. The servant went to Mr Smith and said,
“Your horse didn't want to eat the meat.”Mr. Smith smiled and said,
“Really? Oh, perhaps…er…well, well, take it to the kitchen and cook it, then bring it to me. I'll eat it. All right? But, please take some oats to my horse. Will you?”(1) When he went into the restaurant, Mr. Smith found ________.
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A ．there were many chairs |
B ．there were a lot of people |
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C ．there were a few chairs |
D ．the servants were standing near the door |
(2) Mr. Smith asked the servant to give his horse some meat because ________.
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]A
．his horse was very hungryB
．his horse liked meatC
．he wanted to take a seatD
．he wanted the servant to do something for him(3) All the people went out ________.
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．to leave Mr. Smith aloneB
．because they thought it wasn't strange for a horse to eat meatC
．as they believe a horse could eat meatD
．all the answers above are wrong(4) When the servant and all the other people went out to his horse, Mr. Smith ________.
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]A
．hurried to take a seat and drank his beer happilyB
．went to get a big glass of water, put it on a table and began to drinkC
．went out after them to see his horseD
．closed the door, got a cup of tea and sat down(5) The story show us that ________.
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．the people in the restaurant were very kindB
．Mr. Smith's horse was very strangeC
．the servants of the restaurant were very interestingD
．Mr. Smith was clever but not good
名校課堂系列答案科目：初中英語 來源： 題型：050
The Browns are the Smiths' neighbors. Mr. Brown's name is John. But when his neighbors talk about him, they call him Mr.
“Going-to-do”. Do you know why? Mr. Brown always says he is going to do something, but be never 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“These trees in front of my house are too big. I'm going to cut them down next week.”But Mr. Smith knows his neighbor isn't going to do those things.
Mr. Smith often says to his only child Dick,
“Are you going to do something? Then do it. Don't become another Mr. Going-to-do.”閱讀上面的信息，選擇最佳答案．
(1) Mr. Brown and Mr. Smith are ________.
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A ．brothers |
B ．twins |
C ．neighbors |
(2) Who is
“Mr. Going-to-do”?[ ]
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A ．Mrs. Brown |
B ．Mr. Smit |
C ．John |
(3) Why do people call John
“Mr. Going-to-do”?A
．Because he is always going to do something.B
．Because he often says the sentence but never does it.C
．Because he is always busy.(4) How often does Mr. Brown do the housework?
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A ．Always |
B ．Never |
C ．Usually |
(5) Which of the following is RIGHT?
A
．Mr. Brown works harder than Mr. Smith.B
．It's easier for Mr. Brown to say than to do something.C
．Mr. Smith wants his son to learn from John.查看答案和解析>>
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