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　　Muhammad and his sister Fatimah lived in the country．They lived very far(遠)away from people．Every day as soon as the sun came up(太陽一起山)into the sky, Muhammad used to(過去常常)get up out of bed and go to the forest．He had three dogs which helped him to catch animals in the forest．The names of the dogs were Aradaib, Sasoo and Nimrah．When the sun was hot in the middle of the day(中午), he came home, and ate, and he slept for a little．Then he went out again．He came back to the hut when it was dark and they closed the door．Then Muhammad said：

　　“Oh!sleeping sister, open the door．Your brother is back and will go out no more．”

(1)

Where did the brother and sister –– Muhammad and Fatimah live?
[　　]
A．	In the country
B．	In town
C．	In the city
D．	In a place

(2)

Where did Muhammad go after he got up out of bed?
[　　]
A．	to the country
B．	to the place
C．	to the city
D．	to the forest

(3)

When did Muhammad come home from the forest?
[　　]
A．	In the morning
B．	In the afternoon
C．	In the evening
D．	At noon

(4)

What was Muhammad’s sister’s name?
[　　]
A．	Fatimah
B．	Sasoo
C．	Aradaib
D．	Nimrah

(5)

What’s the meaning of “no more”?
[　　]
A．	沒有更多
B．	不是更好
C．	不再
D．	不多

答案：1．A;2．D;3．D;4．A;5．C;

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