A：Good aftermoon，Mr Li．                B：I ______________________．

A：Is this your pen，MrLi?                   B：Ah．yes，it is．2________________

A：Not at all．                               B：3__________________

A：I’m Liu Lei．                              B：Are you in Class Four？

A：No，I am not．4_________              B：Where are you from？

A：Shanghai．                               B：Shanghai？5________________

A：Yes．I like Shanghai a lot．                 B：You are a very good student．

A：Thanks．I go home now．Goodbye！  B：Goodbye！

Note：Not at all．沒關(guān)系。

A：It’s a beautiful city．

B：What’s your name?

C：How are you？

D：Good afternoon．

E：I’m in Class Three．

F：Thank you．

G：Where are you from?

H：What’s this?
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  Kate Holmes was visiting a friend, old Mrs. Sydney. Mrs. Sydney had known Kate all her life. She liked to tell Kate about mysteries（神秘故事）and see whether Kate could solve them.

  “You are very good at solving mysteries.” she said to Kate, “but some day I’ll you! Maybe I’ll be able to fool you today. Did I ever tell you the story of the Unknown Brother?”

  Kate said no and listened. She liked Mrs. Sydney’s stories.

  “Well,” Mrs. Sydney said, “Jed Wright was my friend when l was a child. He ran away from home when he was very young and lived for years by doing all kinds of jobs. Finally, in l927, he went to Michigan, where he found a copper mine（銅礦）. He bought the land and ran the mine and became a very rich man.”

  “Jed never married. His parents had died years before, and his only relative was a brother.”

  “One day Jed knew he was dying. He sent for a good friend, Dan Cole, who had worked for him for years.”

  “Jed gave Dan two envelopes, ‘This one is for you,’ he said, ‘a(chǎn)nd please give the other one to my brother Alf. He is…’ while he was speaking, Jed died. ”

  “There were his dying wishes in Dan’s envelope. It gave him Jed’s mine and house. The envelope for Alf had some money and business papers in it. Dan and Alf were each to get about half of Jed’s fortune（財(cái)富）. They would both be rich.”

  “Dan had never seen Alf. He had only two clues（線索）. One was all old photo that showed Alf and Jed. But it was taken on their tenth birthday, fifty years ago. The other clue was a postcard from Alf. It had no address. It was mailed in Boston file month before Jed died.”

  “Dan went to Boston. He put all advertisement in the newspaper. It said there was good news for Alf Wright. It told where Dan was staying.”

  “The next day, more than a hundred men came to Dan’s hotel. They all said they were Alf Wright. But though he had never seen Aft, Dan was able to pick him out right away.”

    When Mrs. Sydney finished her story, she smiled.

    “All right, Kate,” she said. “How did he know Alf?”

    Kate smiled too. ”That’s easy,” she said. “You told me how. The clue was the photo.”

    “Yes, it was,” said Mrs. Sydney. “But it was taken when Alf and Jed were boys. How could that help?”

  “You said it was taken when both boys were ten years old, so they were…”

  Kate gave Mrs. Sydney the answer and she had to admit that Kate Holmes had won again.

1．What made Jed Wright a rich man?

    The                    made him very rich.

2．What was in the envelope for Dan?

3．Did Dan do what Jed asked him to do?

4．What helped Dan to find Alf?

                                   and the advertisement.

5．What was Kate’s answer to the mystery?

    Kate said, “…so they were             ”.

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on the plate. I have already noticed that when a Chinese sits at an American's dinner party, he very often
refuses (拒絕) the offer of food or drink though he is in fact still hungry or thirsty. This might be good
manners in China, but it is not in the West at all. In the United States, it is impolite to keep asking someone
again and again or insist on his accepting something. Americans have a direct (直接的) way of speaking. If
they want something, they will ask for it. If not, they will say, "No, thanks." When an American
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(可口可樂) if you have it." That is what an American will do. So when you go to the United States, you
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A. very hot
B. rude
C. impolite
D. cold
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A. pleasant
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A. He has had enough.
B. He is shy.
C. He is afraid that others will laugh at him.
D. He thinks it's polite to do that.
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B. When you stay in Rome, you should do as the Romans do
C. When you are in a new country, you should do as the locals (當(dāng)?shù)厝? do
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