Amousewaslookingthroughacrackinthewallonedayandsawthefarmerandhiswifeopeningapackage.Hewascuriousaboutwhatfoodthepackagemay41.Hewasshockedto42thatitwasamousetrap.Themouserantothefarmyard

Amousewaslookingthroughacrackinthewallonedayandsawthefarmerandhiswifeopeningapackage.Hewascuriousaboutwhatfoodthepackagemay　41　.Hewasshockedto　42　thatitwasamousetrap.Themouserantothefarmyard　43　everyone"Thereisamousetrapinthehouse!"

Thechicken　44　hisheadsaying"Mr.MouseIcantellyouthistrapisagreatconcernforyoubutIcan’tbe　45　withit."Themouseturnedtothepig."Iamso　46　Mr.Mousebutthetrapisnoconcernofmineeither"saidthepig.Themousethenturnedtothebull."Itsoundslikeyouhavea　47　Mr.Mousebutnottheonethatconcernsme"thebullsaid.Themousereturnedtothehousewithitsheaddownandwas　48　thatnobodywasconcernedaboutit.Heknewhehadtofacethe　49　onitsown.

Thatnightthesoundofatrap　50　somethingwasheardthroughoutthehouse.Thefarmer’swife 51 toseewhatwascaught.In　52　shecouldnotseeitwasasnake.Thesnake 53 her.Thewifecaughtahighfeverandthefarmerknewthebest　54　totreatitwastodrinksomechickensoup.Hetookhis　55　togetthesoup’smainingredient—thechicken.Thewifegot 56 andneighborscametotaketurnssittingwithher.Thefarmerhadto　57　themsohekilledthepig.

Thefarmer’swifedidnotgetbetter.She 58 diedandsomanyfriendscametoherfuneralthatthefarmerhadto　59　thebulltofeedallofthem.Soletusrememberthatwhenanyoneofusistroubleweareallat 60 .

41.A.acceptB.offer C.hide D.contain

42.A.admireB.proveC.discover D.hear

43.A.warning B.ordering C.persuadingD.scolding

44.A.used B.raisedC.nodded D.hung

45.A.provided B.compared C.bothered D.equipped

46.A.curiousB.hungry C.excited D.sorry

47.A.problem B.failure C.disease D.shame

48.A.frightened B.depressed C.satisfied D.encouraged

49.A.pity B.package C.trap D.wall

50.A.catching B.gathering C.following D.kicking

51.A.requested B.expected C.happened D.rushed

52.A.wind B.smoke C.darkness D.silence

53.A.bitB.defended C.threatene