A gentleman（紳士）put an advertisement（廣告）in a newspaper for a boy to work in his office. From nearly fifty persons, he chose one and refused the others.

　　“I should like to know,” said a friend,“why you preferred that boy. He did not have a letter or a recommendation（介紹信）.”

　　“You are wrong,”said the gentleman,“he had many. He cleaned his feet at the door and closed the door behind him. That showed he was careful. He give his seat at once to that old man. That showed he was kind and thoughtful. He took off his cap when he came in and answered my question promptly（敏捷地）. That showed he was polite and gentlemanly.”

　　“I threw some books on the floor and some persons stepped（踩）over them, but that boy picked them up and put them on the table. He waited quietly for his turn instead of pushing. When I talked to him, I found his clothes were tidy, his hair was brushed clearly and his finger nails were clean. I think these are more important than a letter and recommendation.”

　

True or false.

　

(1) There is an advertisement in the magazine for a boy to work in an office.

(2) The gentlemen kept the boy in his office.

(3) The boy stayed in the gentleman's office because he didn't have a recommendation.

(4) We should learn from him, for that he was careful, kind and polite.

(5) To ask for a job one should wear expensive clothes.
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special

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