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    Stop for Fair Rules

    　　 Once there were no rules to protect workers. Men, women, and even children had to work many hours each day. They were not paid much. Sometimes they got sick. They had to keep working.

    　　 Sometimes workers stop working when they want more pay. When workers all stop a job together, it is called a "strike".

    　　  Many years ago, in some Indian tribes, women made the moccasins (软鞋) for the men to wear to war. Sometimes the women leaders in the tribe did not want a war. Then they would stop making moccasins for the men to wear. Were these Indian women going on strike?

    根据短文内容，选择正确答案

    1. Once men, women, and children_______.

      A. got no pay　　   B. were not paid much　　　　 C. made bad rules

    2. The word in the story that means to stop work all together is______.

    3. Which of the following does this story lead you to believe?

      A. All workers need moccasins.

      B. Indians liked to strike.

      C. Once workers did not have fair rules.

    4. Why did the Indian women stop making moccasins?

       A. They wanted to go to war, too.

       B. They needed more pay for their families.

       C. Sometimes the women leaders in the tribe did not want a war.

    5. The main idea of the whole story is that________.

       A. all rules are fair

       B. working makes you sick

       C. people can make fair rules for themselves

     

    答案：
    解析：

    		1.B  Men, women, and even children had to work many hours each day. They were not paid much.

    2. strike 

    3. C  参见文章最后一段。

    4. C  Sometimes the women leaders in the tribe did not want a war. Then they would stop making moccasins for the men to wear.

    5. C  文章的主旨是C。

     


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