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　　Mr and Mrs Brown live in London. Mr Brown drives a cat in a factory and Mrs Brown works in a school. They have three children, a daughter and two sons. The daughter is eight and the sons are only one year old. They were born on the same day and they look the same. Mrs Brown always dresses them in the same clothes. Mr and Mrs Brown are busy. They have to hire(雇用) a servant(仆人), Alice, to look after them. The girl is good and they all like her.

　　Today there is something wrong with Mrs Brown's heart and she has to go to the hospital. She says to Alice.

　　“Bath(给洗澡) Jim and Mike and dress them in clean clothes.”

　　“OK, Mrs Brown,” says Alice. “But I can't differentiate them.”

　　“Don't worry,” says Mrs Brown.“Ann can tell you about it.”

　　Soon Alice finishes bathing the babies. She puts them on the bed and wants to dress them. She asks, “Which is Jim, Ann?”

　　“I am sorry,” answers Ann. “I can't differentiate them. I only know mummy always puts Jim on the left and Mike on the right.”

1．Jim and Mike look the same because ________.

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A．they are both babies

B．they are brothers

C．they wear the same clothes

D．they are twins

2．Mr and Mrs Brown have to hire a servant because ________.

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A．they are very rich

B．their daughter is young

C．Alice is good at looking after children

D．they have no time to look after their children themselves

3．Mrs Brown has to go to the hospital today because ________.

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A．she is ill

B．she doesn't want to bath the babies

C．she is free

D．she doesn't want to dress her sons

4．In the story the word“differentiate” means ________.

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A．to put clothes on somebody

B．to tell the difference between

C．to make somebody quiet

D．to give somebody food to eat

　　情景对话

　　Jim: What's wrong, Ann? You don't look so good.

　　Ann: I'm OK. 1 I didn't sleep well last night.

　　Jim: 2 Why couldn't you sleep well?

　　Ann: Well, I had a bad dream. I woke up at three in the morning, and I couldn't get back to sleep.

　　Jim: 3

　　Ann: Yes, I do. First, a big lion came into my room and jumped on my bed. I thought it was going to eat me. I was really afraid.

　　Jim: 4

　　Ann: Well, then I started talking to the lion. I said, “Please don't eat me. Get off my bed, And I'll give you some food. Then maybe you'll be happy and go away.”

　　Jim: Did the lion go away?

　　Ann: No, it didn't. It looked very hungry and dangerous.

　　Jim: 5

　　Ann: Well, I closed my eyes and counted to one hundred. Then I opened my eyes, and the lion was gone. But…

　　Jim: But what?

　　Ann: My cat, Poco, was sitting on my bed. He was watching me.

　　Jim: Oh, now I understand. I think you have to give Poco a lot of food tonight.

　　

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3．

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A．Do you often have good dreams?

B．Do you like to dream?

C．Do you remember the dream?

D．Do you want to dream?

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A．How did the dream end?

B．What did the lion eat?

C．Why did the lion look hungry and dangerous?

D．When did you wake up?

Jim is very _____________. He wants some food to eat.

　　A. thirsty　　　　B. hungry　　　　 C. good