1. 阅读理解

    The English writer, Richard Savage, once lived a very poor life in London. In order to make a little money, he wrote the story of his life. But the book did not sell well in the shops. Savage was living from hand to mouth. Because he didn't have enough food to eat, he became very ill. Luckily, a doctor came and looked after him. A few days later, after taking some medicine, he got well again.

    After a week or two, the doctor sent a bill to Savage for his visits, but poor Savage didn't have any money and couldn't pay it. The doctor waited for another month and sent the bill again. But still no money came. After several weeks, he sent it to him again asking for his money. In the end he came to Savage's house and asked him for the payment, saying to Savage, "You know I saved your life and I'm waiting for something from you."

    "I agree," said Savage," that you saved me, and to prove that I don't forget anything work. I will give my life to you. With these words, he handed him one of his books. The life of Richard Savage.

1. （1） What was Richard Savage's job?

   A . A doctor B . A writer C . A scientist. D . A teacher
3. （2） How many times did the doctor send a bill to Savage before he came to Savage's house?

   A . Once B . twice C . Three times. D . Four times
5. （3） Which of the following is NOT true about Savage according to the passage?

   A . He used to be very poor. B . He didn't pay the bill. C . He gave his life to the doctor. D . He gave one of his books to the doctor.
7. （4） In what order did these events happen according to the passage?

   a. Savage was ill.

   b. The doctor sent Savage a bill.

   C. Savage wrote the story of his life.

   d. Savage gave one book to the doctor.

   e. The doctor came to. Savage's house to ask for the payment.

   A . c—e—a—b—d B . c—a—b—e—d C . b—a—c—d—e D . b—c—a—e—d