閱讀理解。
One day, I was driving along a country road at 80 miles an hour. Suddenly a chicken came along. It ran
faster than my car. I was surprised. I drove faster and ran after the chicken, but it was out of sight. Soon I
got to a farm house.
The farmer was standing by the door and looking down the road. I stopped my car, got out and walked
up to the farmer. "I have just seen a chicken running at 80 miles an hour or more. I can't believe it."
"Ah, that was one of mine," the farmer said.
"One of yours! But how can a chicken run that fast?" I asked.
"Well, it's like this. People around here like to eat chicken legs. I wanted to make more money, so I
decided to breed (飼養(yǎng)) chickens with three legs. Everything went well. Soon I was breeding a lot of
three-legged chickens. It's that extra (額外的) leg that makes them run so fast."
"That's interesting," I said, "And what do these three-legged chickens taste like?"
"I don't know," the farmer said, "Because I have never been able to catch one."
1. The chicken usually runs a car.
A. as fast as
B. a little faster than
C. much slower than
D. as slow as
2. I didn't catch the chicken because .
A. I didn't run after it
B. it ran over 80 miles an hour
C. I drove too slowly
D. a farmer got it
3. The farmer thought .
A. three-legged chickens would bring him more money
B. three-legged chickens ran faster than two-legged ones
C. all the people liked to eat chicken legs
D. I would buy his chickens
4. The three-legged chickens .
A. tasted better than two-legged ones
B. were very delicious
C. looked terrible
D. could run faster than a car
5. Which of the following is true?
A. The farmer kept one three-legged chicken.
B. The three-legged chicken made the farmer rich.
C. The farmer couldn't run fast enough to catch the three-legged chickens.
D. All the three legs made the chicken run faster than a car.
