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One evening in November£¬Dr£®Berlin received a telephone call from Mrs£®Green£®¡°Please£¬Dr£®Berlin£¬come to my house£®I had 5£¬000 dollars on my desk and now it is gone£®­¹

Dr£®Berlin arrived at Mrs£®Green's house at eight o'clock£®First he asked Mrs£®Green£¬¡°When did you see the money last£¿­¹

¡°At seven o'clock£®I put it on my desk in my living room£®Then I went to wash my hair£®I came back at seven thirty and the money was gone£®Then I rang you at once£®­¹

¡°I see£¬Dr£®Berlin said£®¡°Were you alone in the house£¿­¹¡°No£®My sister's son Jack is here£¬too£®­¹Then Dr£®Berlin and Mrs Green went to Jack's room£®

¡°Please£¬sit down£¬Jack said£®Dr£®Berlin sat in the only chair in the room£®The chair was cold£®He also saw some books on the ground near his feet£®

¡°What have you been doing this morning£¿Dr£®Berlin asked£®

¡°I came home at six thirty£¬and went right to my room£®I've been sitting in that chair and reading all evening£®I never got up and I never left the room£®Maybe somebody came into the house and took my aunt's money£®­¹

After hearing that£¬Dr£®Berlin was clear about who had taken the money£®

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1£®When did Dr£®Berlin answer the phone from Mrs£®Green£¿

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2£®Where did Mrs£®Green put her money£¿

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3£®When did the thief take Mrs£®Green's money£¿

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4£®Who took the 5£¬000 dollars £¿

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5£®Jack hadn't been sitting in that chair and reading all that evening£¬had he£¿

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When sailors£¨Ë®ÊÖ£©are allowed ashore£¨ÔÚ°¶ÉÏ£©after a long time at sea£¬they sometimes get drunk and make trouble£®So the navy£¨º£¾ü£©always has naval police in big ports£¨¸Û¿Ú£©£®When sailors make trouble£¬the naval police come and deal with£¨´¦Àí£©them£®

One day£¬the naval police in a big seaport received an urgent£¨½ô¼±µÄ£©telephone call from a bar in the town£®The barm an said that a big sailor had gotten drunk and was breaking the glasses£¬tables and chairs in the bar£®The officer who was in charge of£¨¸ºÔð£©the naval police soldier that evening said that he would com e at once£®

Now officers who had to go and deal with sailors who were heavily drunk usually chose the biggest naval policem an they could find to go with them £®But this officer did not do this£® Instead£¬he chose the sm allest and weakest£­looking man he could find to go to the bar with him and arrest£¨¾ÐÁô¡¢´þ²¶£©the sailor who was breaking the things in the bar£®

Another officer who happened to be there was surprised when he saw this officer choose this sm all man£¬so he said to him£¬¡°Why don't you take a big man with you£¿You may have to fight the sailor who is drunk£®­¹

¡°Yes£¬you are right£¬answered the first officer£®¡°That is exactly why I am taking this small man£®If you saw two policemen coming to arrest you£¬and one of them was much smaller than the other£¬which one would you attack£¿­¹

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4£®The officer didn't take a big man with him because the drunken sailor might usually attack the s _____  man first£®