Mr. Harris lived in a small house by himself. He was always 1 about what he ate and drank,and he never 2 when the weather was cold. He was always afraid that he was getting terribly ill,3 he often went to his doctor's,and the doctor was getting very 4 of him,because he had more other work 5.

   Then one day Mr. Harris hurried 6 the doctor's office and told him he was sure he had a terrible illness,which he had 7 about in the newspaper. He showed the doctor the 8 . The doctor read it 9 and then said ,“But,Mr. Harris,people don't know when they have this illness!And they feel just well."

   “Oh,my goodness ,” said Mr. Harris. “I thought so. That5s just 10 I feel!”

1. A. careful   B. worried   C. happy   D. careless

2. A. went by   B. go by   C. goes out   D. went out

3. A. because   B. and   C. so   D. though

4. A. enjoying   B. enjoy   C. tired   D. tiring

5. A. to do   B. do   C. doing   D. did

6. A. into   B. from   C. out of   D. at

7. A. seen   B. read   C. looked   D. written

8. A. photo   B. book   C. newspaper   D. magazine

9. A. loudly   B. carefully   C. slowly   D. careful

10. A. what   B. all   C. the same   D. how

10. —I have a pain in my back.

— .You’d better see a doctor.

   A. Tm sorry to hear that

   B. Nothing serious

   C. It doesn’t matter

   D. Too bad

9. her husband,she has now become a famous film star.

   A. Because   B. Thanks to

   C. Thanks for   D. With the help

8. —How is your grandma?

—-She's fine. She used to TV at home after supper. But now she is used to out for a walk.

   A. watch;go   B. watching;go

   C. watching;going   D. watch;going

7. We have the time,so we must end the class.

   A. run   B. run out

   C. run of   D. run out of

6. Although he eats,he doesn’t looks.

   A. well;well   B. good;good

   C. well; good   D. good;well

  Mr. and Mrs. Cheng often felt ill. They went to see Dr Fang at least once a week. Dr Fang was  always cheerful. He listened to Mr. and Mrs. Cheng carefully. Then he told them a joke：

   Yesterday a lady came nervously. She touched her arms,her legs and her stomach. “Doctor”’ she said ,“vuhen I touch these places,I feel a pain (疼痛、. What's the matter with me ?” 1 told her ,“Your finger is broken !

   Mr. and Mrs. Cheng laughed. They felt better and went home. The next week they visited Dr Fang again. He told them another joke：

   Two days ago a man came to see me. He said he could see two for everything. When I asked him to sit on the chair,he asked me ,“Which one ?” Mr. and Mrs. Cheng both laughed and went home feeling better. A week later,the Chengs went to see Dr Fang again. He told them a new joke：

   Last week a lady told me when she drank coffee,she got a pain in the head. I told her to take the spoon out before she drank it l The Chengs laughed and left happily.

1. The underlined word “cheerful” may mean“ ” in Chinese.

   A. 快樂(lè)的   B. 滑稽的

   C. 幸福的   D. 樂(lè)于助人的

2. In the first joke parts of the body are mentioned.

   A. two   B. three   C. four   D. five

3. In the second joke something may be wrong with the man's.

   A. arms   B. eyes   C. legs   D. ears

4. In the lawSt joke the lady got a pain in the head when she.

   A. saw a doctor   B. heard jokes

   C. sat on a chair   D. drank coffee

5. Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage?

   A. The Chengs are badly ill for a long time.

   B. Dr Fang always gives some medicine to Mr. and Mrs. Cheng.

   C. Dr Fang told jokes to the Chengs to make them happy.

   D. Dr Fang often tells jokes instead of caring for the patients.

5. He kept on all the time.

   A. talk   B. talking

   C. to talk   D. talks

4. —I am not good at English. What I do?

—You should practice more.

   A. am   B. do   C. should   D. would

3. (2013 •廣州) The man called his professor for help because he couldn’t solve the problem by.

   A. herself   B. himself

   C. yourself   D. themselves