题目内容：

 

During the Waring States period,the state of Zhao was in trouble because of the war with Qin. Some talented people were needed to ask for help from Chu. Then Mao Sui — the  man who believed he was the right person for this task came and recommended himself. And he made the king of Chu send the army to help successfully. Zhao was safe.From then on, Mao Sui became a well-known hero of the state.

One day, Shang yang put a thin wooden pole( 木杆)  near the south gate of the Qin capital.He promised to pay 10 gold pieces to anyone who could move it to the north gate. It was such a simple job that all people thought Shang was joking. Then he added 40 more gold pieces. A man moved it and he really got 50 gold pieces. After that, the people of Qin believed Shang was a man of his word. So they all trusted him and followed Shang’s new laws later.

Yu Boya was good at playing qin. One day when he was playing the music that described green mountains and clear water, a man called Zhong Ziqi said, "I seem to see high mountains and running water while listening to your music. Boya knew he found a good friend who really understood him. Unluckily, Boya couldn’t meet Ziqi any more after that because he had died of an illness. He was so sad that he broke the qin and never played it again.

 

 

根据材料内容选择最佳答案。

1.Which of the following can express a valuable friendship?

A.Mao Sui recommended himself. B.Build trust by using a wooden pole.

C.High mountains and running water. D.Zhuang Zhou dreamed of a butterfly.

2.Shang Yang put a thin wooden pole near the south gate of the Qin capital in order to________.

A.protect his state B.get people’s trust

C.have new friends D.make more money

3.The underlined phrase “a man of his word” probably means “in Chinese.

A.言行不一 B.言不由衷 C.言而有信 D.言多必失

4.From whom should people learn to catch each chance in front of challenge?

A.Mao Sui. B.Shang Yang. C.Zhong Ziqi. D.Yu Boya.

5.Where may this passage come from?

A.Online shopping websites. B.Morning news reports.

C.Chinese traditional stories. D.Western food magazines.