阅读理解

　　At our Tucson travel office, an out-of-state (state指美国) couple (夫妇) asked what the weather would be like at the Grand Canyon(大陕谷) in the autumn. By the way of example, I told them about my trip to the Canyon last autumn.

　　“The Saturday before ! left, temperatures were in the 35℃,”I said. “The next Saturday they had 16 inches(英寸) of snow. ”

　　The couple listened politely, and then one of them said, “But we won't be going on Saturday. ”

(1) In the first sentence, “an out-of-state couple” means

[　　]

A. the writer's teacher

B. a foreign man and his wife

C. an old man

D. the writer's brother

(2) The couple asked the writer ________.

[　　]

A. about the weather at Tucson

B. if the writer liked the weather at Tucson

C. whether the writer liked the weather at the Grand Canyon

D. about the weather at the Grand Canyon

(3) The couple wanted ________.

[　　]

A. to have a trip to the Grand Canyon

B. to write a story about the weather

C. to write a story about the Grand Canyon

D. to have a trip to Tucson

(4) The writer told the couple ________

[　　]

A. how he had Saturday at Tucson

B. he was a man on holiday

C. about the great changes of the weather at the Grand Canyon last autumn

D. about Tucson and the Grand Canyon

(5) From the last sentence, we may conclude (得出结论) that ________.

[　　]

A. the couple and the writer knew each other two years ago

B. the writer made a joke(开玩笑)with the couple

C. the couple understood what the writer said

D. the couple didn't understand what the writer said

阅读并判断正误

　　In England people don’t usually talk very much. You can go on a bus or in a train, and everyone sits looking out of the window.

　　Often they read books and papers. But they don’t talk much.

　　When you meet English people, they often talk about one thing—the weather(天气). So when you meet someone in England, you can say. “Nice weather for the time of year. ”

　　“But it was a little cold yesterday. ”someone may answer.

　　“But it was a little warmer(暖和) later. ”you can say.

　　Talk like this, and the English will think, “How friendly you are!”

1．In England, people don’t like talking.

2．English people like reading when they are on a bus.

3．English people like talking the weather because it is always sunny.

4．When you meet someone in England, you’d better say hello to him.

5．If you talk about the weather with English people, they will think you are friendly.

阅读理解

　　At our Tucson travel office, an out-of-state (state指美国) couple (夫妇) asked what the weather would be like at the Grand Canyon(大陕谷) in the autumn. By the way of example, I told them about my trip to the Canyon last autumn.

　　“The Saturday before ! left, temperatures were in the 35℃,”I said. “The next Saturday they had 16 inches(英寸) of snow. ”

　　The couple listened politely, and then one of them said, “But we won't be going on Saturday. ”

(1) In the first sentence, “an out-of-state couple” means

[　　]

A. the writer's teacher

B. a foreign man and his wife

C. an old man

D. the writer's brother

(2) The couple asked the writer ________.

[　　]

A. about the weather at Tucson

B. if the writer liked the weather at Tucson

C. whether the writer liked the weather at the Grand Canyon

D. about the weather at the Grand Canyon

(3) The couple wanted ________.

[　　]

A. to have a trip to the Grand Canyon

B. to write a story about the weather

C. to write a story about the Grand Canyon

D. to have a trip to Tucson

(4) The writer told the couple ________

[　　]

A. how he had Saturday at Tucson

B. he was a man on holiday

C. about the great changes of the weather at the Grand Canyon last autumn

D. about Tucson and the Grand Canyon

(5) From the last sentence, we may conclude (得出结论) that ________.

[　　]

A. the couple and the writer knew each other two years ago

B. the writer made a joke(开玩笑)with the couple

C. the couple understood what the writer said

D. the couple didn't understand what the writer said