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閱讀理解 　　By Joe I invited a friend of mine out to eat．My question is who should pay? I invited him to get together to eat, and I wanted to pay for the meal．However, someone told me that we both go Dutch on the bill is only proper and I want to know how you all see it． 　　By Bill Because you invite, you need to pay the bill(賬單)．When friends are splitting(分離)a bill, most people pass the bill around the table and how much they pay bases on(以……為根據(jù))what they order．If you both order the same thing, just split it． 　　By Holly If you invite him out and pick out the place where you go, you should pay because maybe he didn't want to spend his money there． 　　By Laura I don't think that people should expect the asker to pay unless it is a formal date and the asker is a man．It stops people from asking because you become a burden(負(fù)擔(dān))．For that reason I always pay even if someone asks me out．I think it's really polite． 　　By Mauchris I don't．think it is a big deal．Small things like this can sink a friendship．I would say that since you invited him that you should pay．Is it OK with him? If not, you are willing to go Dutch． (1) What's the problem with Joe? [　　] A． He can't get on well with his classmates． B． He is too poor to afford the bill in the restaurant． C． He invited an old friend out to eat．He doesn't know who pays． D． He is angry with his old friend because he doesn't want to pay the bill． (2) What does the underlined phrase "go Dutch" mean in the first paragraph? [　　] A． 均攤 B． 理解 C． 同意 D． 贊成 (3) When friends are splitting a bill, how much they pay bases on ________． [　　] A． who picks out the restaurant B． who invites out C． how many people there are D． what they order (4) Three of them think the asker should pay the bill, but ________ doesn't think so． [　　] A． Bill B． Holly C． Laura D． Mauchris

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答案：1．C;2．A;3．D;4．C;