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C (期末·定州)
Rosen was always in a good state and saw things from different sides. He made his living by playing the guitar in a street. He often said,“When the sun sets, it will rise again. When the sun rises, it will also set. That is life.”
Rosen loved cars, but it was impossible for him to buy one himself. When he was with his friends, he always said,“If only I had a car!”His eyes were full of hopes. Someone said to him jokingly,“Go to buy a lottery ticket(彩票). If you win, you'll have a car!”So he bought a two-dollar lottery ticket. Perhaps with all his luck, Rosen won the lottery with $2. Rosen realized his dream: he bought a car with his prize money, drove it all day, went to the public, and was often full of the joys of spring. What's more, he always washed his car and it was as clean as a new one.
One day, however, Rosen left the car outside his room, and half an hour later, he found it was stolen when he went out. When his friends heard the news, they worried that he could not stand it. They thought that he loved his car so much, but the car he had bought for tens of thousands of dollars had gone in the blink(眨眼)of an eye. So they got together to comfort(安慰)him,“Rosen, don't be too sad!”
“Hey, why should I be sad? I just lost two dollars!”Rosen laughed. The friends looked at each other with doubt and then laughed together.
( )62.What did Rosen do to make a living?
A.He washed cars. B.He drove cars.
C.He sold lottery tickets. D.He played the guitar.
( )63.What was Rosen's dream?
A.To have a car. B.To win prize money.
C.To be happy every day. D.To be a successful driver.
( )64.What does the underlined part “full of the joys of spring” mean?
A.A sense of humour.
B.A feeling of happiness.
C.A sense of achievement.
D.A feeling of disappointment.
( )65.Why were Rosen's friends worried about him?
A.Because Rosen was very sad.
B.Because Rosen found the car would never return.
C.Because Rosen had no ability to buy another new car.
D.Because Rosen loved his car very much but it was lost.
Rosen was always in a good state and saw things from different sides. He made his living by playing the guitar in a street. He often said,“When the sun sets, it will rise again. When the sun rises, it will also set. That is life.”
Rosen loved cars, but it was impossible for him to buy one himself. When he was with his friends, he always said,“If only I had a car!”His eyes were full of hopes. Someone said to him jokingly,“Go to buy a lottery ticket(彩票). If you win, you'll have a car!”So he bought a two-dollar lottery ticket. Perhaps with all his luck, Rosen won the lottery with $2. Rosen realized his dream: he bought a car with his prize money, drove it all day, went to the public, and was often full of the joys of spring. What's more, he always washed his car and it was as clean as a new one.
One day, however, Rosen left the car outside his room, and half an hour later, he found it was stolen when he went out. When his friends heard the news, they worried that he could not stand it. They thought that he loved his car so much, but the car he had bought for tens of thousands of dollars had gone in the blink(眨眼)of an eye. So they got together to comfort(安慰)him,“Rosen, don't be too sad!”
“Hey, why should I be sad? I just lost two dollars!”Rosen laughed. The friends looked at each other with doubt and then laughed together.
( )62.What did Rosen do to make a living?
A.He washed cars. B.He drove cars.
C.He sold lottery tickets. D.He played the guitar.
( )63.What was Rosen's dream?
A.To have a car. B.To win prize money.
C.To be happy every day. D.To be a successful driver.
( )64.What does the underlined part “full of the joys of spring” mean?
A.A sense of humour.
B.A feeling of happiness.
C.A sense of achievement.
D.A feeling of disappointment.
( )65.Why were Rosen's friends worried about him?
A.Because Rosen was very sad.
B.Because Rosen found the car would never return.
C.Because Rosen had no ability to buy another new car.
D.Because Rosen loved his car very much but it was lost.
答案:
62-65 DABD
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