A 　　MrsSmithoftenfeltlonelywhenherhusbandwenttowork.Theroomwassmallandittookheronlyhalfanhourtotidyit.Shecouldn’tgetupearlyinthemorning,soMrSmithhadtopreparebreakfasthimself.Sheusuallyhadsomebreadandmilkforlunchandcookedsupperforherselfandherhusband.Theyhadnotelevision.Theyalwayswenttobedatnine. 　　Itwasawintermorning.Thesunwasshininganditwaswarmeroutside.MrsSmithsatonthestepofashop,lookingatthebusytraffic.Atthatmomentamanwithamapinhishandwascomingtoher. 　　"Excuseme,madam,"saidtheman."Couldyoutellmehowtogettothenearesthospital,please?" 　　MrsSmithdidn’tansweruntilshelookedathimupanddown."Heseemstobeafarmer,"shesaidtoherself."Letmemakefunofhim."Thenshesaid,"Liedowninthemiddleofthestreetandyou’llsoonbesenttoa　hospital." 　　"Pleaseshowmehowtodothat,then,"saidtheman. 　　Shehastotellhimthewayandthenshesaid,"Ithinkyou’vebeeninthecityforthefirsttime.It’smuchmorebeautifulthanthefields,isn’tit?" 　　"Yes,madam,"saidthefarmerwithasmile."ButIthinkitwasbuiltonthefields!" 　　61.MrsSmithcouldn’tgetupearlyinthemorning,soherhusband______. 　　AfeltlonelyB.cleanedtheroom 　　C.hadtopreparebreakfasthimself　D.woulddoshoppinginthemorning 　　62.TheSmithsalwayswenttobedatninebecausethey______. 　　A.hadnotelevisionB.wenttoworkeverymorning 　　C.wereverytiredinthedaytimeD.hadtopreparelunchforthemselves 　　63.Themanwithamapinhishandwantedtogoto________. 　　A.acityB.ashop　C.ahospitalD.aroom 　　64.MrsSmiththoughttheman_______,soshewasgoingtomakefunofhim. 　　A.wasafarmer　B.wasatraveller 　　C.wouldaskherthewayD.camefromacity 　　65.Whichofthefollowingistrueaccording(根据)tothestory? 　　A.Thefarmerfeltverydisappointed. 　　B.Thefarmercleverlyansweredthewoman. 　　C.MrsSmithgotthefarmerintotrouble. 　　D.Thefarmerdidn’tknowhowtoanswerthewoman. 　　(B) 　　Edgarfeltquiteexcitedatthethoughtofhisfirstswimofthesummer.Withthesunshiningdownsostrongly,theseawascertaintobewarmenough.Hewalkedquicklyalongthesea---fronttowardsthestepsthatledontothesands.Hesmiledcheerfullyatthepeople.Hehadjustsmiledandwavedhishattoanelderlyladywhenamanwithacameracaughthisarmandstoppedhim.Edgarheardalittlebuzzingnoise(“咝”的响声)fromthecamera. 　　“Yourphoto,sir,inbrightcolourinjustonemomentifyouplease,”saidtheman. 　　Thenthebuzzingstopped,andthecameramanhandedthephotoover,andEdgarsawthebrightblueofhisshirthalffillingthepicture. 　　“Seventypence,sir,”themansaid.“It’sthebargainofyourholiday.”“Seventypence,”Edgarrepeated,“Forthisphoto?” 　　“They’renormally(正常地)eighty-five,sir,butforonepersonImakeacut-priceoffer(出价).It’sthebestpriceyou’llgetinChadwell.” 　　“You’llhavetomakeabetteroffer.”Edgarsaid.Itwasagoodphotothough,hethought,sobrightandclear.Hishatwasheldhigh,andhewassmilinghappilyattheoldlady,whosearmandhandbagcameintoalowercorner.Hehadhadnoideathathewasbeingsnapped(快照).Hethoughthewasreallyquiteagood-lookingman. 　　“That’sasgoodasan