Years ago a farmer owned the land along the Atlantic seacoast. He constantly advertised for 1 hands. Most people were reluctant (不情愿) to work on a 2 along the Atlantic. They dreaded the awful 3 that raged across the Atlantic,wreaking havoc (浩劫，災難) on the buildings and crops. As the farmer 4 applicants for the job,he 5 a steady stream of refusals. 6 ,a short,thin man,well past middle age,approached the farmer. “Are you a good farm-hand?” the farmer asked him.
“Well,I can 7 when the wind blows ,” answered the 8 man.
Although 9 by this answer,the farmer,desperate for 10 ,hired him. The man worked well around the farm,11 from dawn to dusk,and the farmer felt satisfied with the man’s work.
Then one night the wind howled loudly in from offshore.
12 out of bed,the farmer grabbed (抓起) a lantern and 13 next door to the hired hand’s sleeping quarters. He 14 the little man and yelled, “Get up!A storm is coming!Tie things down before they are blown away!”
The little man 15 in bed and said 16 ,“No,Sir.I told you,I can sleep when the wind blows. ”
Enraged by the response,the farmer meant to 17 him on the spot. Instead,he hurried outside to prepare for the storm. To his 18 ,he discovered that all of the hay-stacks (干草操) had been covered with tarpaulins (油布).The cows were in the barn,the chickens were in the coops (雞籠) ，and the doors were barred. The shutters were tightly secured. Everything was tied down. Nothing could be blown away.
The farmer then understood what his hired hand 19, so he also returned to his bed to sleep 20 the wind blew.
( ) 1. A. hired B. applied
C. taken D. got
( ) 2. A. field B. garden
C. farm D. park
( ) 3. A. winds B. storms
C. hurricane D. flood
( ) 4. A. interviewed B. trained
C. saw D. visited
( ) 5. A. accepted B. received
C. refused D. offered
( ) 6. A. Surprisingly B. Luckily
C. Obviously D. Finally
( ) 7. A. work B. do
C. sleep D. help
( ) 8. A. strong B. young
C. little D. kind
( ) 9. A. pleased B. satisfied
C. surprised D. puzzled
( ) 10. A. help B. pleasure
C. man D. work
( ) 11. A. happy B. sad
C. tired D. busy
( ) 12. A. Coming B. Leaving
C. Jumping D. Going
( ) 13. A. ran B. rushed
C. went D. moved
( ) 14. A. beat B. shook
C. shouted D. stroke
( ) 15. A. put on B. rolled over
C. got up D. sat
( ) 16. A. firmly B. happily
C. delightly D. angrily
( ) 17. A. kill B. instruct
C. fire D. inform
( ) 18. A. surprise B. joy
C. regret D. sadness
( ) 19. A. expected B. prepared
C. offered D. meant
( ) 20. A. before B. as
C. after D. while
[文章大意]很多年前，一個農場主在大西洋沿岸有一塊土地，他經常貼廣告雇用人手。可是，很多人都不愿意在大西洋岸邊的農場干活，他們害怕大西洋上空劇烈的風暴會破壞房屋和莊稼。所以當這個農場主招工面試時，得到的都是否定的答案，直到一個矮小、瘦弱的男人出現。本文中的矮小農夫告訴我們一個人生哲理：凡事我們要提前做好準備，而不是等到危險和災難到來后才拼命地臨時應對。
1. A根據文意可知，他為農場雇用幫手。
2. C根據文意可知是在農場工作。
3. B根據后文可知是來自大西洋上的暴風雨讓人們恐懼。
4. A因為要招聘幫手所以需要面試。
5. B因為人們都知道大西洋沿岸的可怕的暴風雨，所以農夫得到了一連串的拒絕。
6. D終于有個瘦小的、遠遠超過中年的人來到農場主那里。
7. C當農場主問他"你是個好的農場幫手嗎？"時，他給出了出乎意料的回答："暴風雨來的時候我能睡覺。"
8. C根據前文的short,thin可知選little,
9. D農場主雖然對他的回答很不解，但是還是雇用了他，因為沒有其他的選擇。
10. A根據文意可知農場主急需幫忙。
11. D由后文的satisfied可知，幫手從早忙到晚。
12. C由于暴風雨的到來，農場主迅速從床上跳起來。此處表示速度之快。
13. B農場主迅速沖到幫手的住處。
rush表示動作急促。
14. B農場主把幫手搖醒。
15. B幫手在床上翻了一下身沒有起來。
16. A幫手堅定地說："不，先生。我告訴過你，暴風雨來的時候我能睡覺。"
17. C農場主很氣憤，打算當場解雇他。
18. A使農場主感到吃驚的是，一切都準備好了。
19. D這時農場主才明A幫手所說的話的含義。
20. D由于一切都準備好了，農場主也只有回去睡覺了。
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