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    　　Joe Mills had two children. One of them was six, and the other was four. In the evening the children liked to play and they didn't want to go to bed early. Joe was always very busy. When he came back, it was often after bed－time for the children. Joe's wife was unhappy about that, because Joe didn't help her to take care of the children.

    　　On Saturday Joe was at home. He got a good idea. He thought he could sing very well. If he sang to the children when they went to bed, he thought, it would help them to go to sleep very soon.

    　　He did this for several times. Then one Saturday he heard his son speak softly to his younger sister,“Close your eyes. Don't move. When Dad sees that we are sleeping, he will stop his terrible singing.”

    1．In the evening the children ________.

    [　　]

    A．were busy

    B．never went to bed very late

    C．played for a long time

    D．were happy

    2．The children often went to bed ________ Joe came back.

    [　　]

    A．before
    B．after
    C．as soon as
    D．when

    3．Joe's wife wanted him to ________.

    [　　]

    A．sing
    B．go to bed
    C．come back
    D．help her

    4．Joe's singing stopped ________.

    [　　]

    A．when he was asleep

    B．before the children went to bed

    C．when the children were asleep

    D．when he thought they were asleep

    5．So ________ liked Joe's singing.

    [　　]

    A．everybody
    B．the children
    C．the wife
    D．nobody except himself
    答案：C;B;D;D;D
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