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六、阅读理解。（2023·江苏南京秦淮区一模）
Wednesday, 1 March 1944
Dearest Kitty,
My own worries stopped because of a break-in. Maybe I'm making you feel bored with all my break-ins, but what can I do when burglars take such pleasure in getting into Gies & Go? This is even worse than the last one in July 1943.
Last night at 7:30, Mr Van Daan was going to Mr Kugler's office as usual when he saw that both the glass door and the office door were open. He was surprised, but he went on through and was even more surprised to see that there was a terrible mess in the front office.
“There's been a burglar,” he thought to himself. But just to make sure, he went downstairs to the front door, checked the lock and found everything closed. Early this morning, Peter knocked at our door to tell us that the front door was wide open. Mr Van Daan told us his discoveries of the night before, and we were very worried. The only possibility is that the burglar must have had a key which can open any door, since there were no signs of a forced opening of doors. If not, who could have our key? Why didn't the burglar go to the warehouse(仓库)? Was it one of our own warehouse workers, and will he tell anybody else since he's heard Mr Van Daan and maybe ever seen him?
It is really terrible since we don't know whether the burglar will try and get in again. Or was he so scared when he heard someone else in the building that he'll stay away?
Yours,
Anne
（ ）1. From Paragraph 1, it is sure that Anne ______.
A. lived a happy life before
B. thought that Kitty was boring
C. knew why the burglar broke in
D. has a similar experience in 1943
（ ）2. After the break-in, Mr Van Daan and Peter ______.
A. went to Mr Kugler's office
B. told what they had found
C. changed the lock to every door
D. cleaned the mess in the front office
（ ）3. What can we infer(推断) from the underlined sentences in the passage?
A. The burglar was an office worker.
B. The burglar used a key to open every door.
C. Mr Van Daan had heard and even seen the burglar.
D. The burglar may have seen Mr Van Daan and told others.
Wednesday, 1 March 1944
Dearest Kitty,
My own worries stopped because of a break-in. Maybe I'm making you feel bored with all my break-ins, but what can I do when burglars take such pleasure in getting into Gies & Go? This is even worse than the last one in July 1943.
Last night at 7:30, Mr Van Daan was going to Mr Kugler's office as usual when he saw that both the glass door and the office door were open. He was surprised, but he went on through and was even more surprised to see that there was a terrible mess in the front office.
“There's been a burglar,” he thought to himself. But just to make sure, he went downstairs to the front door, checked the lock and found everything closed. Early this morning, Peter knocked at our door to tell us that the front door was wide open. Mr Van Daan told us his discoveries of the night before, and we were very worried. The only possibility is that the burglar must have had a key which can open any door, since there were no signs of a forced opening of doors. If not, who could have our key? Why didn't the burglar go to the warehouse(仓库)? Was it one of our own warehouse workers, and will he tell anybody else since he's heard Mr Van Daan and maybe ever seen him?
It is really terrible since we don't know whether the burglar will try and get in again. Or was he so scared when he heard someone else in the building that he'll stay away?
Yours,
Anne
（ ）1. From Paragraph 1, it is sure that Anne ______.
A. lived a happy life before
B. thought that Kitty was boring
C. knew why the burglar broke in
D. has a similar experience in 1943
（ ）2. After the break-in, Mr Van Daan and Peter ______.
A. went to Mr Kugler's office
B. told what they had found
C. changed the lock to every door
D. cleaned the mess in the front office
（ ）3. What can we infer(推断) from the underlined sentences in the passage?
A. The burglar was an office worker.
B. The burglar used a key to open every door.
C. Mr Van Daan had heard and even seen the burglar.
D. The burglar may have seen Mr Van Daan and told others.
答案
D
; A
; D
; A
; D
