Question

Mr. Brown and Mr. Smith are neighbors(鄰居). Mr. Brown's name is John. But when his neighbors talk about him, they all call him “Mr. Going to-do". Do you know why? Mr. Brown says he is going to do something, but he never does it. Every Saturday, Mr. Brown goes to the Smiths' house and talks to his neighbor Mike Smith. He always says he is going to do something. “I'm going to tidy my room today,' ”he says, or“I'm going to cook dinner for my family tomorrow," or “I m going to play sports with you next week."

He knows his neighbor is not going to tidy his room, cook dinner, or play sports. Then he says," Well, excuse me. John, I' m going to do some housework.”And he does. Mr. and Mrs. Smith often say to their son Dick.“Are you going to do something? Then do it! Don't be a Mr. Going to-do!"

1.Who is Mr. Going to do?

A.John. B.Mike. C.Dick.

2.What doesn't Mr. Brown say to Mr. Smith?

A."I'm going to tidy my room. B.“I'm going to play sports with you.”

C.“I'm going to do some housework.”

3.According to the passage(根據(jù) 文章)，does Mr. Brown cook dinner for his family the next day?

A.Yes, he does. B.No, he doesn't. C.We don't know.

4.Mr. and Mrs. Smith ask their son _____.

A.not to do housework B.not to be a Mr. Going to-do C.to do what he likes

5.Which of the following statements is not true?

A.Mr. Brown goes to Mr. Smith's house and talks to him every Saturday.

B.Mr. Smith says he is going to do something but he doesn't do it.

C.“Mr. Going-to do”means(意思是) a man who says he is going to do something but he never does it.

Answer 1