Oneday，apoorman，whohadonlyonepieceofbreadtoeat，waswalkingpastarestaurant．Therewasalargepotofsouponthetable．Thepoormanheldhisbreadoverthesoup，sothesteamfromthesoupwentintothebread，andgaveitago

　　Oneday，apoorman，whohadonlyonepieceofbreadtoeat，waswalkingpastarestaurant．Therewasalargepotofsouponthetable．Thepoormanheldhisbreadoverthesoup，sothesteamfromthesoupwentintothebread，andgaveitagoodsmell．Thenheatethebread．

　　Therestaurantownerwasveryangryatthis，andheaskedthemanformoney，inexchangeforthesteamfromthesoup．Thepoormanhadnomoney，sotherestaurantownertookhimtoNasreddin，whowasajudgeatthattime．Nasreddinthoughtaboutthecaseforalittlewhile．

　　Thenhetooksomemoneyfromhispocket．Heheldthecoinsnexttotherestaurantowner'sear，andshookthem，sothattheymadeadingling（叮当声）noise．

　　"Whatwasthat？"askedtherestaurantowner．

　　"Thatwaspaymentforyou，"answeredNasreddin．

　　"Whatdoyoumean？Thatwasjustthesoundofcoins!"protestedtherestaurantowner．

　　"Thesoundofthecoinispaymentforthesmellofthesoup，"answeredNasreddin．"Nowgobacktoyourrestaurant．"

　　25．Thepoormanheldhisbreadoverthesoupto___．

　　A．makeitheated

　　B．warmhiscoldhands

　　C．avoidpayingtherestaurantowner

　　D．makeitsmellandtastealittlebetter

　　26．WhydidNasreddinmakeanoisewiththecoins？___

　　A．Tomakethepoormanrelaxed．

　　B．Topayforthesmellofthesoup．

　　C．Tomaketherestaurantownerhappy．

　　D．Toshowthathewasarichperson．

　　27．Nasreddinthoughtthatthesmellofthesoup___．

　　A．wasworthless B．shouldbepaid C．waspleasant D．couldbesold

　　28．Thewriter'spurposeintellingthestoryismainlyto___．

　　A．showtherestaurantowner'sgreed

　　B．describethepoor'sunhappylife

　　C．showNasreddin'sclevernessandhumour

　　D．provethevalueofthesoundofcoins．