People in America like reading newspapers very much, and different people like different kinds of newspapers. Here's a story about newspapers.

Jack was a young man, and he liked reading newspapers very much. He worked in a factory. There were a lot of people in the factory. They talked and laughed very often, and at lunch time they sat together and read newspapers and talked about the pictures in them.

Later Jack married. His wife, Ruby, was very beautiful and kind, and she liked newspapers better than Jack. Every day a boy brought their newspapers to the house, and Jack took his to the factory and left Ruby's newspapers in the sitting room. Usually he didn't look at hers, because he didn't like it, and sometimes he said to Ruby, "Why do you read that paper? I hate it. "

But last Tuesday Jack said to his wife, "There was something very nice in that newspaper yesterday."

Ruby was very happy.  "Oh, dear!" she said, "That's good, Jack. What was that?"

Jack laughed and said," The photo of my friend George's lunch was in the newspaper. "

1. How did Jack get on with his workmates?

A. He got on badly with them.                    B. He didn't want to talk with them.

C. He sat alone and read newspapers.                     D. He got along very well with them.

2. Which one of the following is RIGHT?

A. Jack's wife liked newspapers better than Jack.

B. Jack liked newspapers better than his wife.

C. Jack liked reading his wife's newspapers.

D. Ruby didn't like reading newspapers.

3. Jack and Ruby_________.

A. usually read the same kind of newspapers

B. never read any newspapers

C. usually read different kinds of newspapers

D. usually talked about the pictures in newspapers

4. How did Jack and Ruby get the newspapers?

A. They got the newspapers from the factory.

B. A boy brought the newspapers to them every day.

C. Ruby bought them in the street.

D. Jack bought them in the bookshop.

5. The photo of George's lunch showed that_________.

A. George was having his Lunch alone.

B. George and his family were having their lunch at home.

C. George and his workmates were talking about the newspaper at lunch time.

D. George had a very hard life.