dy hard there and tried to do little work. He father and mother were both doctors and they hoped that their son would become a doctor , when he grew up.

But one day Jack said to his mother , ¡° When I finish school, I want to be a cleaner.¡± ¡° A cleaner?¡± his mother asked . She was very surprised, ¡°That¡¯s not a good job. Why do you want to become a cleaner?¡± ¡°Because I would only have to work one day a week,¡± Jack answered at once . ¡° Only one day a week?¡± his mother said. ¡°What do you mean? And how do you know it?¡± ¡° Well, ¡° Jack answered, ¡° I know that the cleaners come to work on Thursday every week. Because I can only see them on that day.¡± And then his mother laughed and said, ¡° The cleaner go to work on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday in other streets. ¡° 41. How was Jack at school?

A£®He did well in his lessons. B. He liked his school C. He was too lazy to study. D. He liked playing football. 42. Where did Jack¡¯s parents work? A. On a farm . B. In a school. C. In a hospital. D. In a factory

43. What did Jack¡¯s parents want him to be ?

A. A doctor . B. A student. C. A cleaner. D. A worker

44. How many days did the cleaners work in a week? A£®One day B. Three days . C. Five days D. Four days 45. What do you think of Jack?

A. He was a clever boy. B. He was not clever.

C. He was good at his lessons . D. He didn¡¯t do well in his lessons. (B)

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