阅读理解。
One day, my mother and I went shopping at a Chinese supermarket. We found that the crucian carps
(鲫鱼) in the seafood counter were very fresh, as a result we chose four crucian carps and handed them
over to the seller. As it would take some time to clean the fish and dispose (处理) of their internal organs
(内脏), we decided to look around the other places first. When we came back to the seafood counter, I
asked the seller for my fish. He raised one, which was being cleaned, to let me have a look and tell me he
was still working on the fish. I hurriedly said, "Go ahead, Go ahead." I meant for him to go on.
Unexpectedly, the seller stopped his work, looking at me with puzzled expression, and asked me in reply,
"Go ahead?" "Yes," I said, "go ahead". He pointed the fish in all seriousness, and repeated very seriously,
"Head?" Paying no more attention to him, I turned back to chat with my mother. Suddenly, "Bang, bang,
bang," was heard from the counter. Quickly, the seller passed the four fish without heads to me.
I asked loudly, "Why did you cut all the heads off?" The seller was also very annoyed (颇为生气的)
and said, "Didn't you tell me to go ahead again and again?" On hearing what he said I felt funny as well
as angry. It turned out that he considered "go ahead" as "cut the head off". No wonder he asked me several
times about it!
Taking the headless fish home, I became frightened. Wouldn't it be possible that the hairdresser would
have cut my head off if I had gone to get my haircut?
1. Where did the story happen? [ ]
A. In China.
B. On the beach
C. In a Chinese supermarket
D. At the hairdresser's
2. What does "Go ahead" mean in this passage? [ ]
A. Cut off the heads of the fish.
B. Go on to clean the fish.
C. Continue to walk.
D. Go around.
3. Why did the seller cut all the heads off? [ ]
A. Because I asked him to do so.
B. Because he wanted to cut off all the heads.
C. Because I told him to go ahead again and again.
D. Because he mistook what I said.
