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Foolish Freddie lived in a small village. The people of the village laughed at him. They liked to show visitors how silly Freddie was. They thought this was a funny thing to do.
One day, a visitor came to the village.
“Watch this,” a villager said, and called to Freddie. “Come and play a game, Freddie,” he shouted. Freddie walked slowly towards him, with a silly smile on his face.
“Look! Freddie,” the villager said, “I’ve got something for you.” He showed Freddie a coin of one dollar and a much larger 50-cent coin. “Which would you like?” he asked Freddie.
Freddie took the 50-cent coin at once.
The villager laughed. “See how foolish he is,” he said. “He always does that. He’s too silly to learn anything.” He walked away, leaving Freddie and the visitor.
The visitor felt sorry for Freddie and said to him, “Although the 50-cent coin is bigger than the $1 coin, the $1 coin is worth (值) much more. Two times as much.”
“I know that,” Freddie said, “But once (一旦) I take the $1 coin, they’ll stop playing the game.”
1．People laughed at Freddie because ___________. ( )| A．he often made jokes | B．he didn’t make money |
| C．he looked very funny | D．they thought he was a fool |
| A．how silly Freddie was | B．how clever Freddie was |
| C．how kind people were to Freddie | D．that Freddie had much money |
| A．the 50-cent coin was bigger than the $1 coin |
| B．he liked the 50-cent coin |
| C．he didn’t know the $1 coin was worth much more |
| D．he wanted the villagers to play the game next time |
| A．poor | B．kind | C．smart | D．silly |
| A．Clever Villagers | B．“Foolish” Freddie |
| C．Freddie and a Visitor | D．A Visitor and the Villagers |
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