---“Have you ever been to Tokyo?”

---“Yes, I ______ there twice. It’s a modern city.”

　 A. have gone　　　　 B. have been　　　　　 C. had gone

_______ is an important city in the United States.

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－Which is _______ city, Tokyo or Beijing?

－Sorry, I’ve no idea.

　 A. the larger　　　　　 B. larger　　　　　　　 C. the largest　　　　 D. largest

Mr. Tadatoyo Yamamoto was very moved by what Mr. Loveras had done. “I asked him why he would go to all the trouble to return everything to me. He told me that if he had not done it, it would have made him feel bad for the rest of his life.” Now they have become friends. Mr. Tadatoyo Yamamoto visits Mr. Loveras every time he is in the US.

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1. While he was visiting Chicago, Mr. Tadatoyo Yamamoto　　   .　　 

A. lost his bag　　　　　　　　　　    B. lost his way

C. changed his money into money order   D. made friends with an old American

2. When Mr. Tadatoyo Yamamoto couldn’t find his lost things　　   .  

A. he felt sorry for the people of Chicago

B. he thought the people of Chicago were very friendly

C. he thought they would never be found

D. he thought they would be soon returned to him

3. Mr. Loveras sent back the things to Mr. Tadatoyo Yamamoto because he wanted　　   .

A. to get some money from him in return

B. to help him to do more business in U.S.

C. him to come to visit America more often

D. him to know most people in Chicago are nice

4. From the passage we know that Mr. Loveras was　　   .　　　　  

A. very rich　　 B. not rich　　  C. a businessman　　 D. very healthy

5. Which of the following is true?　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　

A. Mr. Loveras took the bag away from the hotel and then returned it to Mr. Tadatoyo

Yamamoto.

B. A thief (小偷) took the bag away and threw it on a street corner.

C. If Mr. Loveras didn’t return everything to Mr. Tadatoyo Yamamoto, he would die.

D. Mr. Loveras knew Mr. Tadatoyo Yamamoto very well before.

　　Tokyo-based Takara Co. Ltd（有限公司）says about 300,000 of the dog translating gadgets have been sold since it was on sale in Japan late last year. They think far bigger sales come to America in August. The United States is home to about 67 million dogs, more than six times the number in Japan.

　　Regarded as one of the coolest inventions（发明）of 2002 by Time magazine, the gadget translates each bark into six feelings. It can tell whether the dog is happy, sad, disappointed or angry etc.

　　“We know that the Americans love their dogs so much, so we don’t think they will mind spending $ 120 on this gadget,” the marketing manager said during an interview in America.

　　One thing that seems certain is that the market for animal translation gadgets will likely keep on a dog’s world since Takara has no plans to make a gadget for cats. “They are too changeable,” the marketing manager said.

　　1．This text mainly tells us that________.

　　A. the gadget is very expensive

　　B. Japanese made a new gadget

　　C. American dogs can tell their feelings

　　D. Japanese will sell the gadget in America

　　2．“They are too changeable.” means “________ are too changeable.”

　　A. Cats　　　　 B. Dogs　　　　　C. Stores　　　　 D. People

　　3．We can learn from the text that________.

　　A. people need to talk to dogs

　　B. there are more dogs in America than in Japan

　　C. Japanese people don’t like dogs

　　D. they will make a gadget for kids in the future

　　4．Takara Co. Ltd. is ________ the sale of its new gadget.

　　A. proud of　　　B. satisfied with　　 C. sure of　　　 D. worried about