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    White was the owner of a private school in a town. Last year, he married one of his classmates.The beautiful woman spent much time in learning nothing during middle school.   But she wasn't worried about anything in the future, because her parents were very rich and could provide her with everything.So he could make poor Mr White listen to her. Mr White was busy in dealing with school affairs and his wife had to stay at home alone.But she hated the lonely and boring life.Her father introduced her to some businessmen who wanted to employ her .But she wanted to stay with children.So her husband was asked to allow her to work in his school.At first her husband didn't agree with her. She didn't supply money to him any more, so the poor man had to give in.Otherwise , his school would shut down for lack of her money. The woman could not teach students, because she knew neither maths nor physics.She thought she often played in the zoo,so she decided to teach biology.But she didn't know how to teach the subject at all.She thought hard, and finally she decided to bring the students to the zoo.
    Pointing to a crocodile, she shouted ,”Look at it carefully! It’s a whale!”
    “Excuse me ,madam,” said a student.   “It’s a crocodile!”
    “Shut up!” Mr White said angrily.   “It’s a whale!”
    小题1:Why did Mr White have to employ Mrs White as a teacher ?
    A．Because his school would shut down without her money.
    B．Because Mrs White learned many things during school time.
    C．Because no businessman wanted to employ Mrs White.
    D．Because Mrs White knew something about biology.
    小题2:Which of the following is not true about Mrs White?
    A．She was the daughter of a rich man.
    B．She often went to the zoo to study animals.
    C．She knew nothing about the subject of biology.
    D．She was one of Mrs White’s classmates.
    小题3:What happened when Mrs White brought her students to the zoo?
    A．The students didn't know whales and crocodiles.
    B．Mrs White taught the right animals to her students.
    C．A whale came up to the bank to have a breath.
    D．Mrs White mistook a crocodile for a whale.
    小题4:Why didn't Mr White agree to accept his wife as a teacher?
    A．Because he wanted to change his fate of listening to his wife.
    B．Because he knew his wife could not be a good teacher.
    C．Because his wife liked being at home.
    D．Because his wife only knew something about maths and physics.

    小题1:A
    小题2:B
    小题3:D
    小题4:B

    小题1:细节题，由第八行She didn't supply money to him any more,可以知道答案，所以选A
    小题2:细节题，由倒数第六句She thought she often played in the zoo, 可以知道答案，所以选B
    小题3:细节题，由倒数第二、三行Pointing to a crocodile, she shouted ,”Look at it carefully! It’s a whale!”“Excuse me ,madam,” said a student.“It’s a crocodile!” 可以知道答案，所以选D
    小题4:推理题，由第三行The beautiful woman spent much time in learning nothing during middle school.可以推出答案，所以选B
    点评：本文讲述了一个私立学校的校长娶了一个有钱的老婆，但是在上学期间她什么也不学，以至于她自己什么都不会，校长把她安排在学校里引起的笑话，先通读全文，然后带着问题，再读全文，找出答题所需要的依据，完成阅读。本文主要考查细节题，要求学生有很强的细节分析能力。
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