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    　　Brown had been walking since ten in the morning, and now the sun was about to set. His shadow lay long ahead of him. He had to find a place for the night. Half an hour later, the sun went down in the west and black clouds were gathering over the sky. Brown began to run, but it was too late, the rain fell down before he found a hiding place.

    　　In the centre of the forest, he found a small hotel with light. He went to the door, opened it slowly and put his head in. He drew his head quickly, as if something had hit him in the face, and he stepped back into the rain. He stood in the rain for some time, and then made up his mind to go in. An old woman was sitting on a chair. Brown asked if he could have something to eat.

    　　“Supper was finished an hour ago. ”

    　　“But I had nothing. Grandma. ”

    　　“Is that my fault? You didn’t come in time. If you come before six, you’ll get a good supper. If you come before eight, you’ll get supper but a simple one. And if you come after eight, you’ll get only a clean bed. ”

    1．Brown was walking towards ________ .

    [　　]

    A．the north
    B．the south
    C．the east
    D．the west

    2．Brown began to run because ________ .

    [　　]

    A．it was really dark

    B．he wanted to find a place for the night

    C．it was going to rain

    D．it was raining already

    3．When Brown found the hotel ________ .

    [　　]

    A．he rushed in happily

    B．he went in came out quickly

    C．he did not dare to go in

    D．He took a long and careful look into the house first

    4．Brown entered the hotel ________ .

    [　　]

    A．at ten in the morning

    B．at seven p. m.

    C．at nine p. m.

    D．after eight p. m.

    5．If Brown had arrived at the hotel at seven p. m, ________ .

    [　　]

    A．he would have been late (or supper)

    B．he might not have got a big supper

    C．he might have got a big supper

    D．he could have got only a clean bed

    答案：C;D;D;D;B
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