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Mr Smith worked in a small town since he left college. He had his own family there but he hoped to move to a big city. With his friends' help he found work in Sydney and came here with his wife and children. They lived outside the city but his shool in its centre.It was not convenient for him to go to work in the morning.He had to get up at six to catch the early bus. It always made him tired and he couldn't do anything in the evening. So he bought a new car two months later.
　　One Saturday morning Mr Smith was washing the car behind his house while a neighbour came by. The man saw the car and stopped to look at it for a few minutes and then asked.“It's a nice car. Is it yours?”
　“Sometimes,”answered Mr Smith.
　　“Sometimes?”the man said in surprise.“What does it mean?”
　　“Well.”said Mr Smith. “When there's a party in our town, it belongs to my daughter, Sue. When there's a football match somewhere, my son Sam must have it. When my wife wants to go shopping in the city, it is hers. And when it is dirty, it belongs to me!”
(B )1.There were ____ people in Mr Smith's family.
　　A.three　　　　B.four　　　　C.five　　　　D.six
( C)2.It took Mr Smith much time to go to work by bus, so ____.
　　A.he had to go to bed early
　　B.he didn't do anything in the evening
　　C.he always felt tired
　　D.he had to get up early in the morning
( A)3.Mr Smith bought the car ____.
　 A.not to go to work by bus
　　B.to learn to drive
　　C.to show it to his neighbours
　　D.to teacher his family to drive
(C )4.The neighbour was surprised because ____.
　　A.Mr Smith had a new nice car
　　B.Mr Smith washed the car himself
　　C.he didn't understand what Mr Smith said
　　D.Mr Smith couldn't have a rest on Saturday
( D)5.Who did the car belong to?
　　A.It belonged to Mr Smith.
　　B.It belonged to Mrs Smith.
　　C.It belonged to Sam and Sue.
　　D.It belonged to all his family.