ANothingwasgoingrightforDr.Turneratthehospital.Hemadeamistakewhile operationonapatient.Hefeltsurehewasnolongertrustedanddecidedtochangehisjob.Onedayhelearnedfromthepaperthatadoctorwaslookingforapartner. Thedoctor,whosenamewasJohnson,livedinThroby,asmalltowninthenorthof England.Afewdayslater,Dr.TurnerwenttoThorby,andarrivedatDr.Johnsonshomeearlyintheafternoon.Thougholdandalittledeaf,Dr.Johnsonstillhadagoodbrain.He kepttalkingtothevisitoraboutthetownanditspeople.Whentheyturnedtothe questionofpartnership,itwasalreadysevenintheevening.Dr.Johnsoninvited Dr.Turnertohavedinnerwithhiminarestaurantbeforecatchingthetrainbackto London.Dr.TurnernoticedthatDr.Johnsonwasfondofgoodfoodandexpensive wines.Theyhadanexcellentmeal.Whenthebillwasbrought,Dr.Johnsonfeltinhispocket.“Oh,dear,”hesaid.“Iveforgottenmymoney.”“Thatsallright,”Dr.Turner said.“Illpaythebill.”Ashedidso,hebegantowonderwhetherDr.Johnsonwas worthyoftrust.56.Dr.Turnerdecidedtoleavehispresentjobbecause.A.hehadneverbeentrusted B.itdemandedtogreatskillsC.hebelieveditofferedlittlehopeforhisfutureD.hethoughtthehospitalwouldlikehimtoleave57.Thetwodoctorsspentmostoftheafternoontalkingabout.A.thingsofnointeresttoDr.JohnsonB.thingsofnoimportancetoDr.TurnerC.healthmatters D.foodanddrink58.Thestorysuggeststhat.A.Dr.JohnsondidnotlikeDr.Turner B.thetwodoctorswouldbecomefriendsC.thetwodoctorswouldnotworktogetherD.Dr.Turnerdecidedtostayathispresentjob59.Thewordsdidsointhelastsentencemean.A.caughtthetrainbacktoLondonB.feltinhispocketC.paidthebill D.saidthosewordsBForChildrenMuseum:ChildrensMuseum,Sundays,89NorthStreet,67641235Storytime:ChildrensLibrary,106GreenStreet,Wednesdaysduring9:30a.m-5:00p.m.66599624Sports:SoccerClub,TuesdaysandThursdays,16YangtzeRoad,96725643BasketballClub,WednesdaysandFridays,79071632Cinema:Newfilmsforchildren,99BrickRoad,69001354UsefulPhoneNumbersFastFoodRestaurant:66387901Hospital:68787451VisitorInformationCenter:800-120-9847Taxi:79210583VisitorHotelInformation:800-739-730260.ItsFridayafternoon。youcangoto_.A.visitthemuseumB.playsoccerC.playbasketballD.readchildrensstories61.Ifchildrenwanttowatchnewfilms,theyshouldgoto_.A.16YangtzeRoadB.89NorthMainStreetC.106GreenStreetD.99BrickRoad62If you dial 66387901，you can _. A. ask for some hotel information B. do some shopping C. have a good story time D. order fast food in a restaurant 63LilysfatherisillSheshoulddial_.A.800-120-9847B.79210583C.6878745lD.9672564364Youcannotgetanyinformationabout_fromthetwonoticesA.lookingforahotelB.doingeyeexercisesC.eatingfastfoodD.takingataxiCThisstorytookplacealongtimeago.Butithasbeenrepeatedtimeandtimeagain. Everyoneismovedbythetruestory.An old man was knocked down by a car and was taken to hospital. He was badly hurt, and during his few returns to consciousness（知觉）, he repeatedly called for his son.Noneknewwherehissonwas.Adirtyletterwasfoundinhispockets.Thenurse learnedthathissonwasasoldierinNorthCarolina.ThehospitalcalledtheRedCrossofficetofindtheyoungman.Theyoungsoldier wasrushedtotheairportintimetocatchtheplane.Itwaseveningwhentheyoungsoldierwalkedintothehospital.Anursetookhimto thebedsidesoftheoldman.“Yoursonishere,”shesaidtotheoldman.Shehadtorepeatthewordsseveraltimesbeforetheoldmanseyesopened.Hedimlysawtheyoungmanandgotgreat comfort.Hereachedouthishand.Thesoldierheldtheoldmanshandandofferedwordsofhope.Allthroughthenighttheyoungsoldiersatbesidethebed.Thenurseofferedto watchinsteadofhimforawhile,herefused.Atdawntheoldmandied.Thenursestartedtocomforthimbutthesoldieraskedher,“Whowasthatoldman?”“Hewasyourfather,”sheanswered.“No,hewasnt.Ineversawhimbefore.Iknewrightawaytherewasamistake,butIalsoknewheneeded hisson,andhissonjustwasnthere.IrealizedIwasneeded.SoIstayed.”65Whatistrueabouttheoldman?A.Hewasseriouslyinjuredandwoulddiesoon.B.Heknewquitewellwhathadhappenedtohim.C.Heonceandagain