2. Who were the participants?
a. A fisherman
b. A fisherman and his son
c. A fisherman and his wife
d. A fisherman and a tourist
e. A fisherman and villagers
3. What routine did the fisherman do every day?
a. He went fishing.
b. He went home slowly.
c. He met the tourist.
d. He spoke to the tourist.
e. He bought some fish.
4. Why did the tourist finally speak to the fisherman?
a. Because he wanted him to sell the fish
b. Because the fisherman was fishing alone
c. Because he would sell nets and a fishing boat
d. Because he had been watching him for a few days
e. Because he wanted to know why the fisherman always caught exactly three fish every day
5. Why didn't the fisherman catch more than three fish?
a. Because he ate three fish every day
b. Because he only needs three fish
c. Because he was not allowed to catch more fish
d. Because he only needed three fish
e. Because he didn't want to sell the fish
6. The fisherman said
a. if there were only three of us at home
b. that there are only three of them at home
c. that there are only three of us at home
d. that there were only three of us at home
e. that there were only three of them at home
7. What was the thing the fisherman like doing?
a. Fishing
b. Fishing three fish
c. Leaving his village
d. Slowly walking home
e. Sitting at the river bank
8. How did the fisherman wait for the fish to bait?
a. Patiently
b. Greedily
c. Excitedly
d. Carefully
e. Generously
9. "This strange routine was much commented on in the village." The sentence has the same meaning with
a. the routine was very usual in the village
b. the routine was part of the people's tradition
c. people liked doing the routine
d. people didn't like the routine
e. people criticized the man for doing the routine
10. "This strange routine was much commented on in the village." The meaning of the underlined word is nearly the same as
a. common
b. unknown
c. unusual
d. exclusive
e. familiar
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