2022年云南大學(xué)英語(yǔ)考試模擬卷10測(cè)

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一、單項(xiàng)選擇題(共50題，每題2分。每題的備選項(xiàng)中，只有一個(gè)最符合題意)

1.Conversation2［聽力原文］8-10M:Why,Ann,Ihaven’tseenyoufor

ages.HowhaveyoubeenW:Bob,ithasbeenalongtime,hasn’tit

Itmustbeatleastayear.M:No.WetaIkedattheJohnson’s

ChristmaspartylastDecember.Don’tyourememberW:That’s

right.Well,howareyouStillworkingfortheGermencompanyM:No.I

changedmyjobabout4monthsago.I’mwiththeWorldBanknow.

HowaboutyouW:l’mstillworkingattheUniversity,butI

transferredfromtheGermanDepartmenttotheSpanishDepartment.M:

Don’tyoutelImeyouspeakSpanish,tooW:Sure.IgrewupinSpain,

youknow.GermanwaswhatIstudiedinco11ege.M:AlIIhaveevermanaged

tolearnissIittIeItaiian.W:Oh.excuseme,someoneisknockingat

thedoor.I’IItalktoyouagainlater,Bob.M:Itwasnicetalking

toyou,Ann.

Wheredoesthewomanwork()

A.AttheWorldBank.

B.AttheGermancompany.

C.Atauniversity.

D.InSpare.

2.［聽力原文］W：AreyoucomingwithustoHilda&rsquo；sbirthdaypartyM：

I&rsquo；dloveto,hatIhaveanappointmentwithmydentist.

Whatdowelearnabouttheman()

A.Heisill.

B.Hewillgototheparty.

C.Hewillseeadoctor.

D.HeisgoingtoseeHilda.

3.Conversation1［聽力原文］6-7W:Tom,lookatyourshoes.Howdirtythey

are!Youmustcleanthem.M:Oh,Mother,butIcIeanedthemonly

yesterday.W:Theyaredirtynow.Youmustcleanthemagain.M:Idonot

wanttocleanthemtoday.EvenifIcleanthemtoday,theywiIIbedirty

againtomorrow.W:AlIright,then.M:Mother,givemesomethingtoeat.

please.W:Youhadyourbreakfastinthemorning,Tom,andyouhadlunch

atschool.M:Iamhungryagain.W:Oh,hungryButifIgiveyousomething

toeattoday,youwiIIbehungryagaintomorrow.

Whydidthemothersaythatshewouldn9tgivehimanythingtoeat()

A.Becausehehadalreadyhadbreakfastandlunch.

B.Becauseheshouldn’tfeelhungryatthattime.

C.Becauseshewantedhimtodohishomework.

D.Becauseshewantedtoteachhimalesson.

4.Conversation2［聽力原文］8-10M：Why,Ann,Ihaven&rsquo；tseenyoufor

ages.HowhaveyoubeenW：Bob,ithasbeenalongtime,hasn&rsquo；tit

Itmustbeatleastayear.M：No.WetalkedattheJohnson&rsquo；s

ChristmaspartylastDecember.Don&rsquo；tyourememberW：That&rsquo；s

right.Well,howareyouStillworkingfortheGermencompanyM：No.I

changedmyjobabout4monthsago.I&rsquo；mwiththeWorldBanknow.How

aboutyouW：I&rsquo；mstillworkingattheUniversity,butItransferred

fromtheGermanDepartmenttotheSpanishDepartment.M：Don&rsquo；tyou

tellmeyouspeakSpanish,tooW：Sure.IgrewupinSpain,youknow.German

waswhatIstudiedincollege.M：AllIhaveevermanagedtolearniss

littleItalian.W：Oh.excuseme,someoneisknockingatthedoor.

I&rsquo；11talktoyouagainlater,Bob.M：Itwasnicetalkingtoyou,

Ann.

Atleasthowmanylanguages,canthewomanspeak()

A.Two.

B.Three.

C.Four.

D.Five.

5.［聽力原文］W:HastheIatestmagazinearrivedyetToday’salready

Tuesday.M:Sorry,it’slate.ProbablynotuntiIthedayafter

tomorrow.

Onwhatdayoftheweekwi11themagazinearrive0

A.Monday.

B.Tuesday.

C.Wednesday.

D.Thursday.

6.［聽力原文］W：ItgotdarkbeforeIrealizedit.I&rsquo；mafraidI

can&rsquo；tgettoschoolbeforeeight.M：Itdoesn&rsquo；tmatter.Ican

giveyoualift.

Whatdidthemanoffertodo()

A.Accompanythewomanhome.

B.Lendherabike.

C.Offerthewomanaride.

D.Showthewomantothebusstop.

7.［聽力原文］W:HowareyougettingonwithyourexperimentM:Inspite

ofmycontinuousfailure,Ihavealreadymadesomeprogress.

Whatcanwelearnabouttheman,sexperiment()

A.Itisgoingonwell.

B.Ithasfailedseveraltimes.

C.Itwillsoonbefinished.

D.Itmayhavetobestopped.

8.It&rsquo；swellknownthatpeopleinthewestareveryloudofpets.

Almosteveryfamilyhasapet.Justabouteverypetownerhasastoryabout

hispetsandiseagertoshareitwithanyonewhowilllisten.Soitis

notaverydifficulttaskforallkindsofnewspaperstoofferreaders

manystoriesaboutanimals.Hereisone：OnemorninglastsummerMrs.

Andrewsmodesomesausage-sandwichesforherhusband&rsquo；slunch.

Therewasonesausageleftover.Mrs.Andrewsdidn&rsquo；tcarefor

sausagesherself,andsoshegavethelastonetoHenry,theirlittledog

thatwasdeeplylovedbybothoffthemandhaslivedwiththemformany

years.Henryateitupquickly.Duringthemorningthedoggotill.Hewould

notstopshakinghishead,refusetoeatanythingandwhat&rsquo；smore,

hecouldn&rsquo；tstandupproperly.Mrs.Andrewsthought,

fequot；He&rsquo；seatensomethingthatdidn&rsquo；tagreewithhim.Maybe

thatsausagewasbad,???"；Shesuddenlyrememberedher

husband&rsquo；slunch.SherantothetelephoneandcalledJimwhowas

workingathisofficethen."；Jim,Ihopeyouhaven&rsquo；teatenany

ofthosesandwichesyet."；"；YouhaveTwoWell,listen,

don&rsquo；teatanymore.IgaveHenrythelastsausage,andnowheis

ill.Gotothedoctor,Jim."；"；WhatYoufeelallrightNo,Jim,

don&rsquo；ttakeachancewithyourhealth,I&rsquo；msurethosesausages

arehad.Pleasegotothedoctor."；"；Yes,Jim,tellhimabout

thedog,Getsomemedicine."；Jimcamehomeatlunchtimeandwentto

bed."；Ihadaveryunpleasanthouratthedoctor&rsquo；s,"；he

toldhiswife,"；Themedicinemademeverysick,fequot；Thenext

morningJimwasfine,Henryseemedquitefitagaintoo.Ateleven

o&rsquo；clock-themilkmancamewiththemilk."；Morning,Mrs.

Andrews,"；themilkmansaid,"；Howisyourdogthismorning

I&rsquo；vebeenthinkingabouthim."；"；HaveyouWell,heseems

allrightnow,but..."；"；YesterdaymorningheandIhadalittle

accident.Hejumpedupatme,andIdroppedabottleofmilkinhishead.

\

Therewasonesausageleftover.Mrs.Andrews（）

A.keptitforherselfforlunch.

B.sentittoherhusbandwhowasworkinginofficeforhislunch.

C.gaveittoherdog,Henry,whichateitatonce.

D.madesomesandwicheswithit.

9.FromRichardHalIiburton’sCompIeteBookofMarvelsitwassaid

thataboutahundredyearsagothepeopIeofLondonwereamazedtosee

anextraordinaryboatcomesaiIinguptheThamesRiver,whichwasfamous

intheworId.Theboathadfour-corneredsailsmadeofmats（帆），big

woodeneyesinthebow（船首），andfantasticpicturesonthestern（IS

尾）.TheboatthatsurprisedtheLondonersturnedouttobetheKeyIing,

aneighty-footjunkfromFoochowindistantChina.Thejunkhadsailed

aroundtheCapeofCapeofGoodHopeatthesoutherntipofAfrica,up

thewesterncoastofAfrica,andfinallysucceededingettingtoEngIand.

Thevoyagehadcoveredfifteenthousandmiles-----morethanhalfthe

distancearoundtheworld.Ahhoughitwasunexpected,theKeyIing’s

voyagetoLondonwasnoaccidentatall.Sitecarriedacargoofsilk

andivorywhichcouldnotbeproducedinEuropeatthattime,asweII

asanumberofexoticgiftsfromtheemperorofChina,destinedforQueen

Victoria.PeopleinmanyothercountrieshadaIwaysmistakenlythought

oftheChineseaslandlubbers（不懂航海的人）.Fromcenturiesoftrading

andseafaring（航海業(yè)）inperilous（危險(xiǎn)的）seas,however,theancient

ChinesepeopIehadlearnedtobuildgoodboatsandtosaiIthemwell.

TheKeyIingprovedtotheworldthataChineseJunkcouldsaiIanywhere

intheworld.

TheKeyling'svoyagetoLondontookplaceduring()

A.atriptoFoochow

B.thelastcentury

C.thepresentcentury

D.inancienttime

10.It&rsquo；swellknownthatpeopleinthewestareveryloudofpets.

Almosteveryfamilyhasapet.Justabouteverypetownerhasastoryabout

hispetsandiseagertoshareitwithanyonewhowilllisten.Soitis

notaverydifficulttaskforallkindsofnewspaperstoofferreaders

manystoriesaboutanimals.Hereisone：OnemorninglastsummerMrs.

Andrewsmodesomesausage-sandwichesforherhusband&rsquo；slunch.

Therewasonesausageleftover.Mrs.Andrewsdidn&rsquo；tcarefor

sausagesherself,andsoshegavethelastonetoHenry,theirlittledog

thatwasdeeplylovedbybothoffthemandhaslivedwiththemformany

years.Henryateitupquickly.Duringthemorningthedoggotill.Hewould

notstopshakinghishead,refusetoeatanythingandwhat&rsquo；smore,

hecouldn&rsquo；tstandupproperly.Mrs.Andrewsthought,

fequot；He&rsquo；seatensomethingthatdidn&rsquo；tagreewithhim.Maybe

thatsausagewasbad,..."Shesuddenlyrememberedher

husband&rsquo；slunch.SherantothetelephoneandcalledJimwhowas

workingathisofficethen."；Jim,Ihopeyouhaven&rsquo；teatenany

ofthosesandwichesyet."；"；YouhaveTwoWell,listen,

don&rsquo；teatanymore.IgaveHenrythelastsausage,andnowheis

ill.Gotothedoctor,Jim."；"；WhatYoufeelallrightNo,Jim,

don&rsquo；ttakeachancewithyourhealth,I&rsquo；msurethosesausages

arehad.Pleasegotothedoctor."；"；Yes,Jim,tellhimabout

thedog,Getsomemedicine."；Jimcamehomeatlunchtimeandwentto

bed."；Ihadaveryunpleasanthouratthedoctor&rsquo；s,"；he

toldhiswife,"；Themedicinemademeverysick."；Thenext

morningJimwasfine,Henryseemedquitefitagaintoo.Ateleven

o&rsquo；clock-themilkmancamewiththemilk."；Morning,Mrs.

Andrews,"；themilkmansaid,"；Howisyourdogthismorning

I&rsquo；vebeenthinkingabouthim."；"；HaveyouWell,heseems

allrightnow,but..."；ftquot；YesterdaymorningheandIhadalittle

accident.Hejumpedupatme,andIdroppedabottleofmilkinhishead.

\

FromthepassagewecanseethatMr.Andrewsbegantofeelill（）

A.immediatelyafterheatethesausage.

B.aboutbreakfasttime

C.afterhewenttothedoctorand.tooksomemedicine.

D.whenhiswifetelephonedhim.

11.FromRichardHalIiburton’sCompIeteBookofMarvelsitwassaid

thataboutahundredyearsagothepeopIeofLondonwereamazedtosee

anextraordinaryboatcomesaiIinguptheThamesRiver,whichwasfamous

intheworld.Theboathadfour-corneredsailsmadeofmats（帆），big

woodeneyesinthebow（船首），andfantasticpicturesonthestern（船

尾）.TheboatthatsurprisedtheLondonersturnedouttobetheKeyIing,

aneighty-footjunkfromFoochowindistantChina.Thejunkhadsailed

aroundtheCapeofCapeofGoodHopeatthesoutherntipofAfricarup

thewesterncoastofAfrica,andfinallysucceededingettingtoEngIand.

Thevoyagehadcoveredfifteenthousandmiles-----morethanhalfthe

distancearoundtheworld.Ahhoughitwasunexpected,theKeyIing’s

voyagetoLondonwasnoaccidentatall.Sitecarriedacargoofsilk

andivorywhichcouldnotbeproducedinEuropeatthattime,asweII

asanumberofexoticgiftsfromtheemperorofChina,destinedforQueen

Victoria.PeopleinmanyothercountrieshadaIwaysmistakenlythought

oftheChineseaslandlubbers（不懂航海的人）.Fromcenturiesoftrading

andseafaring（航海業(yè)）inperilous（危險(xiǎn)的）seas,however,theancient

ChinesepeopIehadlearnedtobuildgoodboatsandtosaiIthemwell.

TheKeyIingprovedtotheworldthataChineseJunkcouldsaiIanywhere

intheworId.

HowdidKeyIingreachLondon（）

A.KeyIingreachedLondonbysailingaroundthetipofAfrica.

B.KeyIinggottoLondonbyair.

C.KeyIingreachedLondonbysailingcompIeteIyaroundtheworId.

D.KeyIingreachedLondonbycrossingboththePacificOceanandthe

AtIanticOcean.

12.FromRichardHalliburton&rsquo；sCompleteBookofMarvelsitwassaid

thataboutahundredyearsagothepeopleofLondonwereamazedtosee

anextraordinaryboatcomesailinguptheThamesRiver,whichwasfamous

intheworld.Theboathadfour-corneredsailsmadeofmats（fL）,big

woodeneyesinthebow（船首），andfantasticpicturesonthestern（船

尾）.TheboatthatsurprisedtheLondonersturnedouttobetheKeyling,

aneighty-footjunkfromFoochowindistantChina.Thejunkhadsailed

aroundtheCapeofCapeofGoodHopeatthesoutherntipofAfrica,up

thewesterncoastofAfrica,andfinallysucceededingettingtoEngland.

Thevoyagehadcoveredfifteenthousandmiles-----morethanhalfthe

distancearoundtheworld.Ahhoughitwasunexpected,theKeyling&rsquo；s

voyagetoLondonwasnoaccidentatall.Sitecarriedacargoofsilkand

ivorywhichcouldnotbeproducedinEuropeatthattime,aswellasa

numberofexoticgiftsfromtheemperorofChina,destinedforQueen

Victoria.Peopleinmanyothercountrieshadalwaysmistakenlythoughtof

theChineseaslandlubbers（不懂航海的人）.Fromcenturiesoftradingand

seafaring（航海業(yè)）inperilous（危險(xiǎn)的）seas,however,theancientChinese

peoplehadlearnedtobuildgoodboatsandtosailthemwell.TheKeyling

provedtotheworldthataChineseJunkcouldsailanywhereintheworld.

Accordingtotheauthor,itwasamistaketothinkoftheChineseas

()

A.peoplewhowereonlygoodattrade.

B.famoussailors.

C.peoplewhowerenotaccustomedtoseasandships.

D.peoplewhowereskillfulinboat-building.

13.It’sweIIknownthatpeopIeinthewestareveryloudofpets.

Almosteveryfamilyhasapet.Justabouteverypetownerhasastory

abouthispetsandiseagertoshareitwithanyonewhowi11Iisten.So

itisnotaverydifficulttaskforalIkindsofnewspaperstooffer

readersmanystoriesaboutanimals.Hereisone:Onemorninglastsummer

Mrs.Andrewsmodesomesausage-sandwichesforherhusband’slunch.

Therewasonesausageleftover.Mrs.Andrewsdidn’tcarefor

sausagesherself,andsoshegavethelastonetoHenry,theirlittle

dogthatwasdeeplylovedbybothoffthemandhasIivedwiththemfor

manyyears.Henryateitupquickly.Duringthemorningthedoggotill.

Hewouldnotstopshakinghishead,refusetoeatanythingand

what’smore,hecouldn’tstandupproperly.Mrs.Andrews

thought,"He’seatensomethingthatdidn’tagreewith

him.Maybethatsausagewasbad,.??"Shesuddenlyrememberedher

husband’slunch.SherantotheteIephoneandcalledJimwhowas

workingathisofficethen."Jim,Ihopeyouhaven’teatenany

ofthosesandwichesyet.""YouhaveTwoWell,Iisten,

don’teatanymore.IgaveHenrythelastsausage,andnowheis

ill.Gotothedoctor,Jim.""WhatYoufeelalIrightNo,Jim,

don’ttakeachancewithyourhealth,l’msurethosesausages

arehad.Pleasegotothedoctor.""Yes,Jim,telIhimabout

thedogrGetsomemedicine."JimcamehomeatIunchtimeandwentto

bed."Ihadaveryunpleasanthouratthedoctor’s,"he

toldhiswife,"Themedicinemademeverysick."Thenext

morningJimwasfine,Henryseemedquitefitagaintoo.Ateleven

o’clock-themiIkmancamewiththemilk."Morning,Mrs.

Andrews,"themiIkmansaid,"Howisyourdogthismorning

l’vebeenthinkingabouthim.""HaveyouWell,heseems

alIrightnow,but...""YesterdaymorningheandIhadaIittIe

accident.Hejumpedupatme,andIdroppedabottIeofmiIkinhishead.

\

Whichofthefollowingistrue（）

A.Mrs.Andrewstelephonedherhusbandbecauseshethoughtthatthe

sausagescontainedbadmeat.

B.ThedogwasiIIbecausethesausageitatecontainedbadmeat.

C.JimwasiIItoo,andheneededsomemedicine.

D.Mrs.AndrewsteIephonedherhusbandbecauseshewasworriedaboutthe

dog.

14.FromRichardHalliburton&rsquo；sCompleteBookofMarvelsitwassaid

thataboutahundredyearsagothepeopleofLondonwereamazedtosee

anextraordinaryboatcomesailinguptheThamesRiver,whichwasfamous

intheworld.Theboathadfour-corneredsailsmadeofmats（帆），big

woodeneyesinthebow（船首），andfantasticpicturesonthestern（船

尾）.TheboatthatsurprisedtheLondonersturnedouttobetheKeyling,

aneighty-footjunkfromFoochowindistantChina.Thejunkhadsailed

aroundtheCapeofCapeofGoodHopeatthesoutherntipofAfrica,up

thewesterncoastofAfrica,andfinallysucceededingettingtoEngland.

Thevoyagehadcoveredfifteenthousandmiles-----morethanhalfthe

distancearoundtheworld.Ahhoughitwasunexpected,theKeyling&rsquo；s

voyagetoLondonwasnoaccidentatall.Sitecarriedacargoofsilkand

ivorywhichcouldnotbeproducedinEuropeatthattime,aswellasa

numberofexoticgiftsfromtheemperorofChina,destinedforQueen

Victoria.Peopleinmanyothercountrieshadalwaysmistakenlythoughtof

theChineseaslandlubbers（不懂航海的人）.Fromcenturiesoftradingand

seafaring（航海業(yè)）inperilous（危險(xiǎn)的）seas,however,theancientChinese

peoplehadlearnedtobuildgoodboatsandtosailthemwell.TheKeyling

provedtotheworldthataChineseJunkcouldsailanywhereintheworld.

Fromthepassage,wecanseethemainideaofthisselectionisthat

（）

A.aChinesejunkisaveryexcellentship.

B.aChinesejunklooksextraordinaryonlyoutside.

C.Chineseemperorsentgiftstoaqueeninadistantcountry.

D.Chinesepeopleweregoodattradingwithmanyforeigncountries.

15.It’sweIIknownthatpeopIeinthewestareveryloudofpets.

Almosteveryfamilyhasapet.Justabouteverypetownerhasastory

abouthispetsandiseagertoshareitwithanyonewhowillIisten.So

itisnotaverydifficulttaskforalIkindsofnewspaperstooffer

readersmanystoriesaboutanimals.Hereisone:Onemorninglastsummer

Mrs.Andrewsmodesomesausage-sandwichesforherhusband’slunch.

Therewasonesausageleftover.Mrs.Andrewsdidn’tcarefor

sausagesherself,andsoshegavethelastonetoHenry,theirIittIe

dogthatwasdeeplylovedbybothoffthemandhasIivedwiththemfor

manyyears.Henryateitupquickly.Duringthemorningthedoggotill.

Hewouldnotstopshakinghishead,refusetoeatanythingand

what’smore,hecouIdn’tstandupproperly.Mrs.Andrews

thought,"He’seatensomethingthatdidn’tagreewith

him.Maybethatsausagewasbad,..."Shesuddenlyrememberedher

husband’slunch.SherantothetelephoneandcalledJimwhowas

workingathisofficethen."Jim,Ihopeyouhaven’teatenany

ofthosesandwichesyet.""YouhaveTwoWell,Iisten,

don’teatanymore.IgaveHenrythelastsausage,andnowheis

ill.Gotothedoctor,Jim.""WhatYoufeelalIrightNo,Jim,

don’ttakeachancewithyourhealth,l’msurethosesausages

arehad.Pleasegotothedoctor.""YesrJimytelIhimabout

thedog,Getsomemedicine."JimcamehomeatIunchtimeandwentto

bed."Ihadaveryunpleasanthouratthedoctor’s,"he

toldhiswife,"Themedicinemademeverysick."Thenext

morningJimwasfine,Henryseemedquitefitagaintoo.AteIeven

o’clock-themiIkmancamewiththemilk."MorningrMrs.

Andrews,"themiIkmansaid,"Howisyourdogthismorning

l’vebeenthinkingabouthim.""HaveyouWell,heseems

alIrightnow,but...""YesterdaymorningheandIhadaIittIe

accident.Hejumpedupatme,andIdroppedabottIeofmiIkinhishead.

\

Mr.Andrewsdidn'tfeelcomfortabIe()

A.becausehedidn’tgotothedoctor.

B.becausehehadhadsomemedicinewhichmadehimsick.

C.becausehewasreallyi11aftereatingtwosausages.

D.becausethedogwastodie.

16.FromRichardHalliburton&rsquo；sCompleteBookofMarvelsitwassaid

thataboutahundredyearsagothepeopleofLondonwereamazedtosee

anextraordinaryboatcomesailinguptheThamesRiver,whichwasfamous

intheworld.Theboathadfour-corneredsailsmadeofmats(#L),big

woodeneyesinthebow(船首)，andfantasticpicturesonthestern(船

尾).TheboatthatsurprisedtheLondonersturnedouttobetheKeyling,

aneighty-footjunkfromFoochowindistantChina.Thejunkhadsailed

aroundtheCapeofCapeofGoodHopeatthesoutherntipofAfrica,up

thewesterncoastofAfrica,andfinallysucceededingettingtoEngland.

Thevoyagehadcoveredfifteenthousandmiles-----morethanhalfthe

distancearoundtheworld.Ahhoughitwasunexpected,theKeyling&rsquo；s

voyagetoLondonwasnoaccidentatall.Sitecarriedacargoofsilkand

ivorywhichcouldnotbeproducedinEuropeatthattime,aswellasa

numberofexoticgiftsfromtheemperorofChina,destinedforQueen

Victoria.Peopleinmanyothercountrieshadalwaysmistakenlythoughtof

theChineseaslandlubbers（不懂航海的人）.Fromcenturiesoftradingand

seafaring（航海業(yè)）inperilous（危險(xiǎn)的）seas,however,theancientChinese

peoplehadlearnedtobuildgoodboatsandtosailthemwell.TheKeyling

provedtotheworldthataChineseJunkcouldsailanywhereintheworld.

Whatisimpliedbutnotstated（）

A.TheKeylingwhichsailedaroundthetipoftheCapeofGoodHopecame

toLondononlybyaccident.

B.Theworldmeasureslessthan30,000milesincircumference.

C.TheCapeofGoodHopeisatthesoutherntipofAustralia.

D.TodaymanyLondonersstillbelievethatmanyChineseshipsarenot

seaworthy.

17.It’sweIIknownthatpeopIeinthewestareveryloudofpets.

Almosteveryfamilyhasapet.Justabouteverypetownerhasastory

abouthispetsandiseagertoshareitwithanyonewhowi11Iisten.So

itisnotaverydifficulttaskforalIkindsofnewspaperstooffer

readersmanystoriesaboutanimals.Hereisone:Onemorninglastsummer

Mrs.Andrewsmodesomesausage-sandwichesforherhusband’slunch.

Therewasonesausageleftover.Mrs.Andrewsdidn’tcarefor

sausagesherself,andsoshegavethelastonetoHenry,theirIittIe

dogthatwasdeeplylovedbybothoffthemandhasIivedwiththemfor

manyyears.Henryateitupquickly.Duringthemorningthedoggotill.

Hewouldnotstopshakinghishead,refusetoeatanythingand

what’smore,hecouIdn’tstandupproperly.Mrs.Andrews

thought,"He’seatensomethingthatdidn’tagreewith

him.Maybethatsausagewasbad,,??"ShesuddenIyrememberedher

husband’slunch.SherantotheteIephoneandcalledJimwhowas

workingathisofficethen."Jim,Ihopeyouhaven’teatenany

ofthosesandwichesyet.""YouhaveTwoWell,Iisten,

don’teatanymore.IgaveHenrythelastsausage,andnowheis

ill.Gotothedoctor,Jim.""WhatYoufeelalIrightNo,Jim,

don’ttakeachancewithyourhealth,l’msurethosesausages

arehad.Pleasegotothedoctor.""YesvJim,telIhimabout

thedogrGetsomemedicine."JimcamehomeatIunchtimeandwentto

bed."Ihadaveryunpleasanthouratthedoctor’s,"he

toldhiswife,"Themedicinemademeverysick.&quo