“Open your mouth.” the doctor said.
The man opened his mouth and the doctor looked in quickly.
“It's clear what's wrong with you. You need more exercise.” the doctor said.
“But doctor,” the man said. “I don't think so.”
“Don't tell me what you think.” the doctor said. “I am the doctor, not you. I know what you need. I see hundreds of people like you. None of them get any exercise. They sit in offices all day and in front of the television in the evening. What you need is to walk quickly for at least 20 minutes a day.”
“Doctor, you don't understand,” the man said, “I…”
“I don't want to hear any excuses.” the doctor said, “You must find time for exercise. If you don't want to get fat and have health problems when you are older.”
“But I walk every day.” the man said.
“Oh, yes, and I know what kind of walking that is. You walk a few feet to the train station from your house, a few more feet from the station to your office, and a few more feet from your office to a restaurant for lunch and back. That's not real walking. I'm talking about a walk in the park for twenty minutes every day.”
“Will you listen to me, doctor!” the man shouted, getting angry with this doctor who thought he knew everything.
“I'm a postman,” the man went on, “and I walk for seven hours every day!”
1. The postman went to see the doctor because________.
A.he thought he was ill |
B.he was too fat and could not walk quickly |
C.something was wrong with his foot |
D.there was something wrong with his mouth |
A.The postman spoke to him like a doctor. |
B.He really wanted to help the postman. |
C.He thought he knew the man's problem. |
D.The man was slow speaking. |
A.did not have enough exercise |
B.ate bad food |
C.spent much time watching TV |
D.were working in offices |
A.The postman sent letters on foot. |
B.The doctor had a walk in a park every day. |
C.The postman lived near a train station. |
D.The postman went to see the doctor on foot. |
A.near the post office | B.in the doctor's room |
C.near the playground | D.in the man's office |
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【推荐1】On a summer day, a man sitting under a tree on the bank of a river, watched a group of ducks on the river.
Soon a branch(树枝)with leaves came drifting(漂浮)among them, and they all flew away. After circling in the air for a little time, they landed again on their feeding ground.
Soon another branch came drifting down among them, and again they took flight(飞行)from the river. But when they found the branch drifted by without any danger, they flew down to the water as before.
After four or five branches had drifted by in this way, the ducks gave little attention (注意)to them. At last, they hardly tried to fly out of their way, even when the branches nearly touched them.
The man who was watching all this, now wanted to know who drifted these branches. He looked up the river, and noticed a fox slyly(偷偷地)watching the ducks. “What will he do next?” thought the man.
When the fox saw that the ducks were no longer afraid of the branches, he took a much larger branch, and hid himself behind it. Then he drifted himself with the larger branch. When he was right among the ducks, he caught two young ducks quickly and swam off with them. The rest of the ducks flew away in fright(害怕), and did not come back for a long time. The fox must have enjoyed a fine dinner for what he had done.
1. What did the ducks do as soon as the first branch came near them?A.They fed themselves. | B.They stayed still. | C.They looked for food. | D.They flew away. |
A.To have fun. | B.To catch the ducks. |
C.To cross the river. | D.To swim with the ducks. |
A.Clever and patient. | B.Kind and thankful. |
C.Interesting and outgoing. | D.Lovely and friendly. |
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A.Look! Who’s coming to play balls with me? |
B.Is it behind the bench? |
C.Where does it go? |
D.Is it on the top of the rabbit hutch? |
E.Is it near the sleepy cat? |
F.Is it in the sandbox? |
【推荐3】One day a king went to a far place in his country. When he came back, his feet hurt a lot. “There are too many small stones on the roads. They hurt my feet. You should cover (覆盖) every road with leather (皮革),” he told his men. Of course, it would cost a lot of money. One of his men was very smart. He told the king, “Why not cut a little piece of leather to cover you feet?” The king was surprised, and he agreed to the man’s idea. He asked his men to make a pair of leather shoes for him.
Maybe this is not the beginning of leather shoes. But it teaches us a lesson of life: If you want to make this world a happy place to live in, the best way is to change yourself, not the world.
1. What happened to the king after his trip?A.His shoes were broken. | B.He lost many stones. | C.He lost his feet. | D.His feet hurt. |
A.Cover all the roads with stones. | B.Cover all the roads with leather. |
C.Buy him lots of new shoes. | D.Make a pair of leather shoes for him. |
A.expensive | B.exciting | C.cheap | D.boring |
A.Ask his men to take away all the stones on the roads. |
B.Stop travelling around the country. |
C.Ask his men to make a pair of leather shoes for him. |
D.Ask his men to kill cows to get enough leather. |
A.To explain the use of leather shoes. | B.To show the moral (寓意) of the story. |
C.To tell the beginning of leather shoes. | D.To introduce ways to be happy. |