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　　One day Edison sold sandwiches on a train. Suddenly the train was held up in a waste land (荒地) because a railroad bridge had been badly destroyed(毁坏). As time passed, everybody in the train felt hungry, so Edison's sandwiches sold well. When only a few pieces were left, a poor old woman came slowly up to Edison. She searched (寻找) her pockets and then put a warm coin (硬币) in Edison's hand. She took a sandwich and went back to her seat. Four hungry children of hers waited there, all expecting (期望) that sandwich. The woman sat down, tore (扯开) the sandwich into four pieces and gave them to the children.

　　Edison saw that and hurried over. He gave all the sandwiches left to the children and handed the coin back to the old woman, saying, “Keep it, madam. I would never take away your last bit.”

1．Where was the old woman with her children going?

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A．To the waste-land far from her home.

B．To her home village.

C．To her husband's food shop.

D．We don't know.

2．The woman went to buy only one sandwich because ________.

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A．she knew Edison would give them some later

B．one sandwich was enough for her children

C．she had no more money about her

D．there was only one sandwich left

3．We can see from the story that ________.

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A．all the woman's children were younger than Edison

B．travellers often go hungry in the train

C．Edison was kind and took pity on the poor

D．Edison's sandwiches usually sold well

4．Which of the following is NOT true according to the story?

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A．The old woman still kept a coin in her pocket at last.

B．The woman's children each got a sandwich in the end.

C．The train came to a stop because something was wrong with a bridge.

D．The old woman was the last one to buy a sandwich from Edison that day.

5．What do you suppose (猜想) the woman said to Edison at the end of the story?

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A．“It's nothing at all．This is what you should do.”

B．“You're so kind to help us, my son.”

C．“You may take it. I have no further use for the coin.”

D．“Wait a minute. I'll pay you when I get home.”