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7.1. Passepartout doesn't answer Fogg because
A. he doesn't hear him.
B. he doesn't think it is Fogg calling him.
C. he is called later than he expected.
D. he often ignores his duties.
7.2. Passepartout was shocked because
A. they weren't going to take many clothes on the
journey
B.Fogg had made a joke, which he didn't often
do.
C. Fogg asked for strong shoes even though he
didn't expect to do much walking.
D. they were going on such an unusual journey.


DUE IN LONDON IN 80 DAYS
Passepartout was surprised to see his master appear home so early. Mr. Fogg went to his bedroom, and called
out, "Passepartoutl' Passepartout did not reply. I could not be he who was called; it was not the right hour.
"Passepartout!' repeated Mc Fogg, without raising his voice. Passepartout made his appearance.
'I've called you twice,' observed his master. 'But it is not midnight,' responded the other, showing his watch.
"I know, I don't blame you. We start for Dover in ten minutes. We are going round the world.'
Passepartout opened wide his eyes. "Round the world'' he murmured.
'In eighty days,' responded Mr. Fogg. 'So we haven't a moment to lose."
But how can I pack the suitcases so quickly?' gasped Passepartout.
We'll have no cases; only a small bag, with two shirts and three pairs of socks for me, and the same for you.
We'll buy our clothes on the way. Bring down my raincoat and some strong shoes, though we shall do little
walking
Passepartout accepted the instructions calmly and started making the preparations for departure. As he
packed, he kept thinking about the trip. Around the world in eighty days! Was his master a fool? No. Was this
a joke, then? No, his master never joked. By eight o'clock Passepartout had packed the small bag then, still
confused, he carefully shut the door of his room, and returned to Mr. Fogg.
Mr. Fogg was quite ready. Under his arm was a copy of Bradshaw's Continental Railway Guide, with its
timetables showing the arrival and departure of ships and trains. He took the bag, opened it and put a large
roll of Bank of England notes into it.
Take this bag,' he said, handing it to Passepartout. Take good care of it, for there are twenty thousand
pounds in it.' Passepartout nearly dropped the bag, as if the twenty thousand pounds were in gold, and
weighed him down. Master and man then took a cab and drove to Charing Cross. The cab stopped in front of
the railway station at twenty minutes past eight
Fogg quickly bought two first-class tickets for Paris and was crossing the station to the train, when he noticed
his five friends from the Reform Club.
"Well, gentlemen,' said he, I'm off, you see; and, if you examine my passport when I get back, you will be
able to judge whether I have completed the journey agreed upon.'
Oh, that would be quite unnecessary, Mr. Fogg,' said Ralph politely. We will trust your word, as a gentleman
of honour
You do not forget when you are due in London again?' asked Stuart.
'In eighty days, on Saturday, the 21st of December, 1872, at a quarter before nine p.m. Good-bye,
gentlemen'
Phileas Fogg and his servant seated themselves in a first-class carriage at twenty minutes before nine; five
minutes later the whistle screamed, and the train slowly glided out of the station while the five friends stood
and watched it depart.
adapted from: Jules Verne, Around the world In 80 Days
7.3. The bag that Fogg gave to Passepartout
A. contained a lot of money.
B. was very heavy
C. had gold inside it
D. did not make any impression on him.
7.4. Fogg's friends
A. demanded proof that he had completed his
journey
B. had to remind him about when he was due back
in London.
C. were already at the station before Fogg
boarded the train
D. examined Fogg's passport
7.5. The act in this part of the text takes place
A. over a whole day.
B. during one evening.
C. during one moming.
D. over a period of several days.​