【正文】 of his sons to take his place. He gave each of them a box and said, “I want you to fill your b ox with something that you believe is the most valuable part of our pany .Bring your box back to me in five days.” The day came. The first son filled his box with the pany ledger ( 賬本 ). “There is nothing better than this. It is the best thing to show our success.” he said. “Good!” the father said. “What about yours?” He turned to the second son. “I put a lot of money in it because money allows our pany to work well and allows us to give our workers higher pay. In addition, we can live a fortable life.” answered the second son. “Oh,” the father said unhappily. Then he asked the youngest son, “Let me see your box.” “My box is empty!” “Didn’t you find anything valuable in our co mpany? The father asked angrily. “Sorry, I just couldn’t put the most valuable thing I find in the box .What size of boxes can hold the loyalty (忠誠 ) of our workers and customers? And how can I put inside a box the most valuable thing for me: the love of you and my mother? Answered the son. The man was deeply moved by his youngest son who put love in the first place .Clearly, he made the decision easily. In life, nothing can be pared with the love from our parents and people around us. ( )51. Why did the man decide to choose one of his sons to take his place? A. Because he felt worse. B. Because he had boxes. C. Because his sons didn’t have jobs. D. Because he didn’t want to work. ( )52. The first son put the pany ledger in the box because it could ______. A. show the family’s success B. make his father feel happy C. show his hope D. make him proud ( )53. What did the second son put in the box? A. The pany ledger B. Money C. Nothing D. A larger box ( )54. Who do you think would take the man’s place? A. The first son B. The second son C. The youngest son D. No one ( )55. Which can be the best title of the passage? A. Money is important B. Three Boxes C. The old Man’s Company D. Love Is the Most Valuable Thing B Long long ago, there was a boy who lived in a small village． He once had a problem． Whenever he asked people to do things， no one listened to him． He felt very sad． So he asked a wizard(男巫 )to solve the problem by using magic. The old wizard gave the young boy some spells(符咒 )． The boy tried all the spells the wizard gave him, but none of them worked． A wise man heard about the boy’s problem ． He went to the boy’s home and met him． He told the boy that he knew the solution to his problem． Before he left，he gave the boy two small pieces of paper． “These are two s pells， my boy． Use the first before you ask others to do something， and use the second when they have done it． A smile is also a necessity,” the young man said. The boy was happy and tried to use the spells. When he asked people to do something, he said “Pl ease.” befo re his words； and “Thank you .” after they had done it . People were very surprised that the boy could be polite． Soon， they became happy to do what the boy asked them to do． The wizard was surprised， and asked the wise man about the spells． The wise man said， “It’s not magic ． When I was a child， my teacher told me that with good manners you could get anything you want. And he was right． The boy only needed good manners to get what he wanted.” ( )56． In the beginning， the boy felt very sad because ． A． the wizard didn’t like him at all B． the wizard refused to give the boy spells C． the young boy didn’t have any friends D． no one listened to him when he asked others to do things ( )57． What does th