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Long long ago, there were birds in the forest. The birds were very beautiful. One day, a man saw them. He caught them and sent them to the king.

The king liked the two birds very much when he saw them. He hadn’t seen such beautiful birds before. He kept both of the birds in a fine place and ordered his servants (仆人) to look after them well. The servants gave them fruit and delicious food. They were the center of attention (关注).

One day, another man brought a monkey to the king. The king was happy to see the monkey. Soon the monkey was the center of attention. People didn’t pay their attention to the two beautiful birds. The younger bird felt sad and became angry, but the other one didn’t lose his hope. He was much smarter than his younger brother. He told his brother,“We shouldn’t lose hope for life. We should remember the bad days will be over.”

One day, the monkey made the king unhappy. So the king ordered his servants to send the monkey away. The bad days of the birds were over. They became the center of attention again.

The smart bird said to his younger brother, “Nothing is permanent(永恒的) in the world and one should never lose hope.”

1. How did the king feel when the man gave the two birds to him?
A.HappyB.AfraidC.SadD.Angry
2. Why did the young bird feel angry?
A.No one looked after him any more.B.People didn’t like the monkey
C.The servants didn’t give them foodD.The monkey was the center of attention
3. What did the older bird tell the younger one?
A.They must run away.B.They should be hopeful
C.They couldn’t be happy any more.D.They couldn’t get attention again.
4. What does the passage mainly tell us?
A.Everything is permanent.B.Be the center of attention
C.Always have hope for lifeD.Be friendly to everyone

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【推荐1】A young man went to an expert on gems (宝石) and wanted to learn from him. The expert shook his head. He worried that the young man wouldn’t have the patience to learn. In his opinion, young men were always in a hurry.

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On the sixth day the young man still had to hold the jade stone. But he could no longer stand the silence. “Sir,” he asked, “when am I going to learn something?” “You will learn.” the expert replied.

Several more days went by. The man became more and more impatient. However, when the expert placed a stone in his hand one morning, the young man shouted without looking at it “This is not the same jade stone!”

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