Question

Li Yong is very fond of travelling. When he was five,his father took him to Beijing on a short holiday. He was amazed at the beauty of the capital city and hoped to see more of the world. At the age of seven,he travelled with his uncle to a tourist site in a neighbouring county (縣).Unfortunately,he got lost there,and when his uncle found him,he was happily eating an ice cream at a police station. After he became a university student,he only returned home for short visits and spent nearly all his holidays travelling. However,he never asked his parents for any money. Instead,he would make money by selling his paintings. Last month he flew to Paris. When he was on the plane,he realized that he had very little money with him. However,he was not worried at all. During the following two days,he earned enough money for his hotel room by painting pictures for people. Many French people came to him for his paintings,and he sold them at a very good price. It is very easy for him to make money during his travels. Next year,he plans to visit Africa.

(   ) 51. How old was Li Yong when he visited Beijing?

A. He was two years old. B. He was four years old.

C. He was seven years old. D. He was five years old.

(   ) 52. What was Li Yong doing when his uncle found him?

A.   He was crying at a police station.

B.   He was having a hamburger at a police station.

C.   He was eating an ice cream.

D.   He was answering a policeman's questions.

(   ) 53. Why did Li Yong not ask his parents for money for his travels?

A.   Because his parents did not want him to travel anywhere.

B.   Because he could make money by himself.

C.   Because they did not want to give him any money.

D.   Because they were not rich enough.

(   ) 54. How long did it take Li Yong to earn money for his hotel room?

A. One day. B. Two days. C. Three days. D. A week.

(   ) 55. Where will Li Yong travel next year?

A. He will travel to South America. B. He will travel to America.

C. He will travel to Africa. D. He will travel to Australia.

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