【題目】聽下面一段獨白，回答以下小題。

【1】What was the speaker’s job when he was 6 years old?

A. Washing plates. B. Cleaning tables. C. Shining shoes.

【2】What was one of the requirements from the speaker’s father?

A. He must work six days a week. B. He should never be late for work.

C. He must study hard in his spare time.

【3】What did the speaker ask his father to do one day?

A. To pay him for his work. B. To give his friends free drinks.

C. To let him have 3 meals a day in the restaurant.

【4】What did the speaker think of his father’s reply?

A. It gave him a lesson. B. It was discouraging. C. It made him upset.

【答案】

【1】 C

【2】 B

【3】 A

【4】 A

【解析】

此題為聽力題，解析略。

【1】略

【2】略

【3】略

【4】略

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