A person had three friends, but he felt more attracted towards two of them. He did not bother much about the third and was rather ______ to him. Once he was in deep distress（不幸，悲痛）, he went to his first friend and told him, “I shall have to appear in court in ___ with a charge against me. I am in great _____. So can you please help me and accompany(陪同) me to court?” The friend’s _____ was very straight and hardly polite. He said, “What, going to court? I can’t go even a single step with you.” ____with this friend, he felt very sad and went to his_______friend. The second friend said, “You are in distress. So I shall go along with you for _____reasons. But I can’t help you inside the court and __ you in the case.” Feeling _____helpless, he went to his third friend _____ he usually did not take notice. He told him about the distress he was in and everything about his ____ . The third friend listened to him and not only went to court with him but produced such ____ proof(證據(jù)，證明) of his innocence as a(n) ____ in court that he was _____ . This person then felt that the friend whom he had so long _____had really given him the most ___ help at the time of his danger and distress.

Who are these three friends? They are Wealth, Relations and Virtuous deeds(道德行為). _____death, a man’s wealth (the first friend) will be _____ no avail (有用). The second friend (Relations) will ___ person only up to the burial ground. But the third friend is a real friend because he was a friend ____ . Anything but Virtuous deeds disappears with the body when a man dies.

1.A. unknown B. unconcerned C. undoubted D. unexpected

2.A. comparison B. accordance C. conflict D. connection

3.A. excitement B. anger C. difficulty D. order

4.A. response B. action C. way D. method

5.A. Disappointed B. Satisfied C. Frightened D. Astonished

6.A. first B. last C. second D. third

7.A. extent B. certain C. a D. what

8.A. prove B. charge C. scold D. assist

9.A. relatively B. absolutely C. obviously D. probably

10.A. for which B. of which C. for whom D. of whom

11.A. story B. distress C. friends D. relations

12.A. good B. negative C. positive D. new

13.A. proof B. witness C. evidence D. supporter

14.A. set free B. set off C. set out D. set down

15.A. ignored B. noticed C. connected D. cared

16.A. modest B. pleasant C. important D. sincere

17.A. Before B. Until C. After D. As

18.A. in B. of C. on D. at

19.A. lead B. accompany C. follow D. advise

20.A. in need B. in trouble C. in word D. in action

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