Once Lu Xun spoke to some young people __1__ the study of a foreign language. He __2__, You must not give up __3__ foreign languages for even a day.”“To master a language, words and grammar rules are not __4__. You must do __5__ reading. Take a book and read it __6__ you finish it. At the same time, look __7__ words in a dictionary and study grammar rules. Very often, you will find __8__ hard to understand. Never mind, put it away and start another one. __9__ a few months or half a year, go over the first book once again, you are sure to understand __10__ than before.”

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　　The village was a long way from town. It was twelve of thirteen hundred kilometers.

　　“You must go to the city,” I said to Atalipa. “Only a doctor can help you, and I am not a doctor. I'll go with you.”

　　“Go along the river,” he said, “Then climb over the great mountains.”

　　“Yes. That's the only way.”

　　“That's quite a long way and my people have never been to places so far!”

　　Atalipa did not enjoy the city very much. But we stayed for two months, and he got better. Then we went back to the great mountains, and went down the river in Atalipa's boat.

　　I asked him, “What are you going to tell your people? Will you talk about the city men? What will you talk about the big buildings and the cars?”

　　He thought for a minute. Then he said , “No , I won't tell them. They won't understand , and maybe they'll cry.”

　　“What do you mean? Why will they cry?” I asked.

　　“Because the city is your home. You're only staying with us. And so they'll cry for you.”

1．Why did Atalipa go to the city?

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A．Because he wanted to see the city.

B．Because he wanted to go farther than his people.

C．Because he had to go to see doctor.

D．Because he wanted to see the buildings and cars.

2．Why did Atalipa think his people would cry for the writer of the message?

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A．His people didn't think it was happy for the writer to be away from his home.

B．His people did not want the writer to leave.

C．The writer's home was so good but his people's were so poor.

D．Living in the city was much better than in that village, so his people would all leave.

3．How could the people in that village go to the city?

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A．They could only walk.

B．They could only go by boat.

C．They could go by boat, and then they had to go on foot.

D．They could never go out so far to any other city.

4．Where did the writer come from?

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5．Which of these is right?

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A．People in Atalipa's village never had climbed over those great mountains before.

B．There were cars and high buildings in that village, too.

C．Maybe it took Atalipa ten days to go to the city.

D．The writer of the passage was a good doctor.

　　“When did Nicholas first feel ill?”

　　“This morning when he got up.”

　　“What did he have for breakfast?”

　　“He had two eggs, two pieces of bread and a bottle of milk.”

　　“I see.” Then Dr. Smith turned to Nicholas,“How do you feel now, my boy?”

　　“Terrible,” said Nicholas,“I think I'm going to die.”

　　“You won't die. In fact, you'll be quite all right this afternoon.”

　　“Oh, Doctor! Do you really think so?” Nicholas's mother asked.

　　“Yes, Mrs. Adams, his illness is common in boys at the moment. It comes and goes quickly.”

　　“But I don't understand.”Said Mrs. Adams.

　　“Well, today,”said the doctor,“there is a World Cup Football Match on TV. If Nicholas feels well enough to watch it this afternoon, I think he'll be quite better by the time the match is over. It's the only cure for this illness. Now, I must go over the street to see Michael Horton. He seems to have the same thing as Nicholas.”

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A．Yes. But he didn't eat much.

B．Yes. He ate as much as usual.

C．Yes. He ate too much and he felt ill.

D．No. He didn't eat anything.

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B. The film“The World Cup Football Match”.

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