Last summer, my wife and I went to visit the town where we both grew up. We hadn't been there since we were married ten years ago.First, we went to the neighborhood where my wife spent her childhood. It hadn't changed very much. The house where she was born was still there, but it was now a different color. The same neighbors still lived next door. They were very glad to see Jane, and asked us to come in and have a cup of coffee. We learned about all the neighbors, old and new. Jane had a very good time. As soon as one question was asked, she would ask the next. "What happened to the Blacks who used to have the little yellow house on the corner?" "Who bought the old Johnson's place on the next block?" "Do Fred and White still live down the street?" "What about Miss Burton who lived alone in the extremely big house around the corner?"Then we went to see the neighborhood where I grew up. What a disappointment! It was all changed. All the old houses I remembered were gone and in their place were some very modern ones. I didn't know any of the people who lived there. Someone has said that you can't go home again. Jane might not think so, but I believe this is true.Which statement is true about the old neighbors according to the passage?A. They refused to see JaneB. They were delighted to see JaneC. They hated to see JaneD. They were unfriendly to Jane
Last summer, my wife and I went to visit the town where we both grew up. We hadn't been there since we were married ten years ago. First, we went to the neighborhood where my wife spent her childhood. It hadn't changed very much. The house where she was born was still there, but it was now a different color. The same neighbors still lived next door. They were very glad to see Jane, and asked us to come in and have a cup of coffee. We learned about all the neighbors, old and new. Jane had a very good time. As soon as one question was asked, she would ask the next. "What happened to the Blacks who used to have the little yellow house on the corner?" "Who bought the old Johnson's place on the next block?" "Do Fred and White still live down the street?" "What about Miss Burton who lived alone in the extremely big house around the corner?" Then we went to see the neighborhood where I grew up. What a disappointment! It was all changed. All the old houses I remembered were gone and in their place were some very modern ones. I didn't know any of the people who lived there. Someone has said that you can't go home again. Jane might not think so, but I believe this is true. Which statement is true about the old neighbors according to the passage? A. They refused to see Jane B. They were delighted to see Jane C. They hated to see Jane D. They were unfriendly to Jane
题目解答
答案
解析
本题考查对文章细节的理解能力,需要根据文中具体描述判断选项的正确性。关键点在于抓住文中直接描述老邻居态度的句子:“They were very glad to see Jane”,并结合选项逐一排除错误答案。
关键句定位:
文中明确提到:“The same neighbors still lived next door. They were very glad to see Jane, and asked us to come in and have a cup of coffee.”
(原来的邻居仍然住在隔壁。他们见到Jane非常高兴,还邀请我们进去喝咖啡。)
选项分析:
- A. 他们拒绝见Jane
- 错误。文中描述邻居“非常高兴”见到Jane,并主动邀请他们进屋,说明态度友好,不存在拒绝。
- B. 他们很高兴见到Jane
- 正确。文中直接用“very glad to see Jane”说明邻居对Jane的态度。
- C. 他们讨厌见到Jane
- 错误。文中没有任何负面情绪的描述,反而通过邀请喝咖啡体现热情。
- D. 他们对Jane不友好
- 错误。邀请进屋的行为明显是友好的表现,与“不友好”矛盾。