阅读理解MrandMrsWuweremadattheirneighbor．Hewasalwaysborrowingthingsfromthem．“It’snotright．”MrWusaidtohiswifeoneevening“Atonetimeoranotherthatman

　　阅读理解

　　MrandMrsWuweremadattheirneighbor．Hewasalwaysborrowingthingsfromthem．

　　“It’snotright．”MrWusaidtohiswifeoneevening“Atonetimeoranotherthatmanhasborrowednearlyeverythingwehave．Almosteverydayhecomesovertoborrowsomething．”

　　“You’requiteright．”hiswifereplied“andmostofthethingshe’sneverreturned．”

　　“WhatIwanttoknow”herhusbandsaid“iswhyhecan’tbuythethingsheneedslikeeveryoneelse?”

　　“Becausepeoplelikeusarefoolishenoughtolendhimwhatheneeds．”shereplied“Aslongaswearewillingtolendhe’llkeeponborrowing．”

　　“Thenwe’llneverlendhimanythingagain．”MrWusaid“ThenexttimeheaskstoborrowsomethingI’llsayno．”

　　“Wemusthaveagoodreasonforsayingno．”hiswifesaid“andwemustalwaystrytobepolitetohim．Wedon’twanttomakeanenemyoftheman．”

　　Itwasnotlongbeforetheirdecisionnottolendtheirneighboranythingevenagainwasputtotest．

　　Thenextmorningtherewasaknockonthedoor．

　　MrWuwenttoanswerit．

　　Theirneighborwasstandingthere．MrWuknewhewasgoingtoasktoborrowsomethingandwasreadytorefusehimpolitely．

　　“Goodmorning．”theirneighborsaid“I’msorrytotroubleyoubutIwonderifIcouldborrowyourgardenscissors?”

　　“I’msorry”MrWusaid“butI’mafraidmywifeandIwillbeusingthemtoday．We’llbespendingalldayworkinginthegarden．”

　　“OhIsee．”theneighborsaid．“InthatcasemayIborrowyourgolfclubs(高尔夫球椿)？Youwon’tbeneedingthemifyou’reworkinginthegardenalldaywillyou?”

　　(1)

　　HowdidMrandMrsWufeelabouttheirneighbor?

　　[]A．

　　Happy．

　　B．

　　Sad．

　　C．

　　Angry．

　　D．

　　Friendly

　　(2)