Mr.andMrsSmith’shousewasfullofsuitcases,packagesandpacked-upboxes.Thetwoofthemwere21withpencilsandpaper,checkingtheirluggage,whentherewasa22atthedoor.Mr.Smithwentto23itandsawawell-dressedmiddle-agedladyoutside

　　Mr.andMrsSmith’shousewasfullofsuitcases,packagesandpacked-upboxes.Thetwoofthemwere21withpencilsandpaper,checkingtheirluggage,whentherewasa22atthedoor.Mr.Smithwentto23itandsawawell-dressedmiddle-agedladyoutside.Theladysaidthatshelivedinthehousebesidetheirs,andthatshehadcometo24themtotheirnewhome.

　　TheSmithsinvitedherinafterapologizingforthestateofthehouse.

　　“Oh,25,”sheanswered.“Doyouknowinsomepartsofthis26neighboursarenotall27Therearesomestreetswherepeopledonot28theirneighbours,29theirnext-doorones.Butinthisstreeteverybodyisfriendswith30else.Weareonebig,happyfamily.I’m31thatyouwillbe32here.”

　　Thewell-dressedladygota33whenshecametovisitthehousethe34time,becauseshefoundaquite35manandwomaninit.Mr.andMrsSmithhadnothadthecouragetotellherthattheywerenotthenewownersofthehouse,whoweretomoveinthenextday,buttheoldones,whohavelivedbesideherfortwoyearswithouteverhavingvisitedherorevennoticingherexistence(存在).

　　1,WhydidtheladycometotheSmith'shouse?

　　2,WhydidMrandMrsSmithapolagytothelady?

　　3,Whatdidtheladycomplainabout?

　　4,Howlongdidtheyliveinthatstreet?

　　5,WeretheSmithsmovingintooroutofthatstreet?

　　6,WhydidSmithsmoveout?