I was asked to have a dinner party at the biggest restaurant in my hometown - Richmond today. I was very busy, so I had no time to change for dinner. Then I drove there as soon as possible. But when I came in, no one saw me and gave me a seat. I got angry. Then I went back home, put on my best clothes. At about nine o'clock, I returned again.

This time, everyone stood up at once and said "hello" to me. And I was taken to the best table and the best food. I got much angrier. I took off my coat, put it on the food and said: "Please eat, my dear coat." They were very surprised and asked, "Why are you doing this?" I said, "________."

1. Which country does he come from? He comes from ________.

A. England　　　B. Australia　　　C. America　　　D. Canada

2. Why did he become angry ?

A. He had no clothes to change for the dinner party.
B. No one entertained（招待，招呼）him when he came into the restaurant.
C. He should go home first before went to dinner party.
D. The host didn't appear on the dinner party.

3. Which of the following is not true when he came back again?

A. He was taken to the best table.　　 B. They said "hello" to him.
C. He was given the best food.　　　　 D. Nobody saw him, either.

4. What's the meaning by "Please eat, my dear coat."

5. What did he say in the end of the last paragraph?

答案：

1. C

解析：這道題為常識題，因為作者故鄉(xiāng)的Richmond在美國，所以作者也是美國人，選擇C。

2. B

解析：But when I came in, no one saw me and gave me a seat. I got angry.這兩句告訴我們作者因為無人招待而生氣，故選擇B。

3. D

解析：This time, everyone stood up at once and said "hello" to me.這句說明很多人與作者打招呼，當(dāng)然不會沒有注意到他，故選擇D。

4. Don't judge man by clothes.

解析：作者在換衣服前后受到了截然不同的對待，此舉在諷刺其他人以貌取人，故意為不要通過衣服來評價一個人。

5. You gave the food to my coat, not to me.

解析：作者前后受到不一樣的待遇，以及結(jié)合后來作者的行為可知應(yīng)如此回答。