Franz Schubert was a famous musician in the world.But he liv

Franz Schubert was a famous composer(作曲家) who lived and worked in Vienna.我有原文

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Franz Schubert (弗朗兹 .舒伯特) was a famous musician in the world.But he lived a very hard life and often went hungry.One day he was very hungry and went to a small restaurant,hoping he might meet some friends there to borrow some money.He looked round the restaurant but found nobody.Then his eyes fell on a piece of paper on one of the tables.On it was a short poem.He read the poem

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Franz Schubert (弗朗兹 .舒伯特) was a famous musician in the world. But he lived a very hard life and often went hungry.
One day he was very hungry and went to a small restaurant, hoping he might meet some friends there to borrow some money. He looked round the restaurant but found nobody. Then his eyes fell on a piece of paper on one of the tables. On it was a short poem. He read the poem and liked it very much. So he sat down and began to write a piece of music for the poem. Then he took his work to the owner of the restaurant. He only received a dish of beef and potato for it.
Thirty years after his death, this music of the poem by Schubert was worth 40,000 francs. It was played in many big theatres and all the people loved it. Schubert began to be known all over the world.
11. Schubert went to the restaurant to _______.
A. write a poem for his music
B. have dinner together with his friends
C. see if he could find some friends who could lend him some money for a meal
D. write a piece of music for the owner of the restaurant
12. From this passage, we know the owner of the restaurant ______.
A. was also a musician
B. was very kind
C. hated Schubert very much
D. didn't understand music very much
13. The Chinese meaning of the underlined word "work" is ____.
A.作品 B.工作 C.盘子 D.纸张
14. When was the music of this poem worth 40,000 francs?
A. Many years later.
B. After a long time.
C. Thirty years later.
D. Thirty years after his death.
15. Which of the following is true?
A. Musicians are always poor.
B. Great music is always born in a poor musician's hand.
C. Being hungry can always lead to great success.
D. Schubert’s music became famous long after his death.