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　　The cinema was in darkness when we went in and it was no easy job making our way to our seats. An old man was walking in front of us. He was luckier as he had a stick to help him find his way, just like a blind man.

　　“It's funny not to have any lights on before the film starts,” I said.

　　“And no music, either,” added my wife, “Well, perhaps they want to save electricity.”

　　We were in one of the rows near the entrance when we heard other people pass by. But we could not tell how many people were at the cinema. It was not crowded at that time of the day.

　　“It must be two o'clock already,” my wife said, getting restless. “Can you see your watch?”

　　My eyes had now got used to the darkness, and by bringing my watch close to my eyes, I could just make out that it was a little after two.

　　Just then the film started, but we were disappointed to find that there had been a change. It was not the film we wanted to see. They were showing an old film. My wife and I had seen it three times in the past two months!

1．They got to the cinema ________.

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A．before the film had begun

B．a(chǎn)fter the film started

C．a(chǎn)s soon as the film began

D．soon after the film started

2．The film should start ________ two o'clock.

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3．Usually before the film starts, there should be ________ in the cinema.

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4．It seems that ________.

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A．the cinema is more crowded early in the afternoon

B．the cinema is not crowded late in the afternoon

C．the cinema is often full of people late in the afternoon

D．the film starts after two o'clock

5．That ________ made them disappointed.

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A．a(chǎn)n old man walked in front of them with a stick

B．the film was not the one that they wanted to see

C．they hadn't been told what film would been shown

D．the film didn't start on time