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(B)
Two years ago, I moved to Canada. My English was not good. One day I went to a bank to draw(取款) some money. Soon, it was my turn. However, I didn’t know how to express it because of my bad English. The banker asked me with a big smile on her face, “May I help you?” I was too nervous to say a word. I looked at her and thought hard when the banker asked me again. Suddenly, I came up with the word “want”. I shouted at her with a big voice, “I want money!” It seemed that she was completely frightened by what I said. Smile froze(凝固) on her face. She moved her body a little back and put her hands under the desk. She looked at me and asked seriously, “How-much-do-you-want?” she pronounced each word clearly and slowly. “One hundred dollars,” I answered immediately. She seemed to be relaxed and said, “Do you have a credit(信用) card?” “Here you are,” with these words, I passed my card to her. Smile appeared on her face again. She gave me the money quickly and said goodbye to me.
I told my experience to my Canadian friend that evening. She laughed to tears, “If the banker pressed(按压) the button under the desk, now you are in the police station. You were mistaken by the clerk for a robber(抢劫犯). Robbers usually say ‘I want money’ in the banks.”
(
A. he didn’t know where the bank was
B. he couldn’t speak English
C. he didn’t know how to express his words correctly
D. he didn’t have much money
(
A. he wanted to hit the banker
B. he was too nervous
C. he was too angry
D. he was too excited
(
A. she wanted to make sure whether he was a robber or not
B. she was very frightened
C. she wanted to have more time for the police
D. Because she was very polite
(
A. there were many security staff(安保人员) in the bank
B. the banker had a gun(枪) under the desk
C. if the writer said a big number, the banker would call the police
D. the writer had only one hundred dollars
(
A. to tell us how important it is to
B. to tell us how embarrassed(尴尬的) he was in the bank
C. to tell us how unfriendly the banker was
D. to tell us how bad his English was
Two years ago, I moved to Canada. My English was not good. One day I went to a bank to draw(取款) some money. Soon, it was my turn. However, I didn’t know how to express it because of my bad English. The banker asked me with a big smile on her face, “May I help you?” I was too nervous to say a word. I looked at her and thought hard when the banker asked me again. Suddenly, I came up with the word “want”. I shouted at her with a big voice, “I want money!” It seemed that she was completely frightened by what I said. Smile froze(凝固) on her face. She moved her body a little back and put her hands under the desk. She looked at me and asked seriously, “How-much-do-you-want?” she pronounced each word clearly and slowly. “One hundred dollars,” I answered immediately. She seemed to be relaxed and said, “Do you have a credit(信用) card?” “Here you are,” with these words, I passed my card to her. Smile appeared on her face again. She gave me the money quickly and said goodbye to me.
I told my experience to my Canadian friend that evening. She laughed to tears, “If the banker pressed(按压) the button under the desk, now you are in the police station. You were mistaken by the clerk for a robber(抢劫犯). Robbers usually say ‘I want money’ in the banks.”
(
C
)1. The writer was nervous because ______.A. he didn’t know where the bank was
B. he couldn’t speak English
C. he didn’t know how to express his words correctly
D. he didn’t have much money
(
B
)2. The writer looked at the banker and couldn’t say a word because ______.A. he wanted to hit the banker
B. he was too nervous
C. he was too angry
D. he was too excited
(
A
)3. The banker asked the writer slowly and clearly because ______.A. she wanted to make sure whether he was a robber or not
B. she was very frightened
C. she wanted to have more time for the police
D. Because she was very polite
(
C
)4. We can infer(推断) that ______.A. there were many security staff(安保人员) in the bank
B. the banker had a gun(枪) under the desk
C. if the writer said a big number, the banker would call the police
D. the writer had only one hundred dollars
(
A
)5. The writer wrote the story ______.A. to tell us how important it is to
B. to tell us how embarrassed(尴尬的) he was in the bank
C. to tell us how unfriendly the banker was
D. to tell us how bad his English was
答案:
1. C 2. B 3. A 4. C 5. A
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