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    　　Most English people have two or three names, but some Spaniards have a lot more．

    　　A Spaniard and his wife went to a foreign country in their car and drove around in it for several weeks．They always slept in big hotels in towns at night, but then something in their car broke．They took it to a garage, and the men there repaired it, but it took a long time, and the Spaniard and his wife were very late after that．

    　　They did not reach a town that evening, but came to a small village in the middle of the night．They were very tired, and the next town was forty miles away．They got out of their car and looked for a hotel in the small streets．They walked around the village for a quarter of an hour, and then they found a small hotel．There were not any others in the village．

    　　There were no lights in the hotel, but the Spaniard went to the door and knocked at it．He waited for a minute, but nobody came to the door．

    　　He knocked again and waited another minute, but again no one came．

    　　Then he found a bell and rang it．He rang it for several minutes, and then a window at the top of the hotel opened．An old man looked out of the window and said, “What do you want?”

    　　“Good evening,” the Spaniard said “Have you got any free rooms? We’re very tired．”

    　　It was very dark in the street, and the old man said, “Who are you?

    　　The Spaniard said, “We are Don Ramon Roberto Nanuel Claudio Rodriguez Rafael Eduardo de Salas and Dona Maria Conchita Diana Marcelina Roberta Mercedes Manuela de Salas．”

    　　The old man did not speak for a few seconds, and then he said, “There are a lot of you．This is a small hotel, and we haven’t got more than two free rooms．”Then he closed the window．

    (1)

    The Spaniards did not reach a town that evening because ________．

    [　　]

    A．

    they had to leave their car in the garage

    B．

    their car broke when they got to a small village

    C．

    they had stayed in the garage too long

    D．

    they couldn’t find the way to the next town

    (2)

    They found a small hotel ________．

    [　　]

    A．

    fifteen minutes after they got to the village

    B．

    early in the morning

    C．

    as soon as they got out of their car

    D．

    after they walked around the village a long time

    (3)

    The old man opened the window ________．

    [　　]

    A．

    when he heard a knock at the door

    B．

    after the Spaniard knocked for a while

    C．

    as soon as the Spaniard rang the bell

    D．

    after the bell rang for a few minutes

    (4)

    Why did the old man not let the Spaniards stay for the night in his hotel?

    [　　]

    A．

    He didn’t like Spaniards．

    B．

    He thought their names were too long．

    C．

    He had no empty rooms．

    D．

    He thought there were too many Spaniards．

    (5)

    A free room is one which is ________．

    [　　]

    A．

    not being used

    B．

    for sale

    C．

    less expensive

    D．

    prepared for a late traveler

    答案：1．C;2．A;3．D;4．D;5．A;
    解析：

    文章第二段“They took it to a garage, and the men there repaired it, but it took a long time，”说明答案是C项。


    提示：

    (2)

    第三段第四句话给出答案。

    (3)

    那个Spaniard先是敲门无人应之后又按门铃，几分钟之后有人从窗子里探头出来问话。

    (4)

    倒数第二段“We are Don Ramon Roberto Nanuel Claudio…”只是那个Spaniard的名而已，但是房东以为有很多人求宿，所以不开门。

    (5)

    根据文章大意，Spaniard夫妇在找一间旅店住宿，不是想找免费房住宿。


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