One foolish question I can't stand is"How do you feel？"．Usually the question is asked of a man on the go-a man hurriedly walking along the street，or busily working at his desk．So what do you expect him to say？He'll probably say，"Fine，I'm all right．"but you have put a bug in his ear-maybe now he's not sure．If you are a good friend，you may have seen something in his face，or his walk，that he overlooked（忽略）that morning．It starts him worrying a little．The first thing you know，he looks in a mirror to see if everything is all right，while you go merrily on your way asking someone else"How do you feel？"

Every question has its time and place．It's perfectly acceptable，for example，to ask"How do you feel？"if you're visiting a close friend in hospital．But if the fellow is walking on both legs，hurrying to take a train，or sitting at his desk working，it's no time to ask him that silly question．

When George Bernard Shaw，the famous writer of plays，was in his eighties，someone asked him，"How do you feel？""When you reach my age，"he said，"either you feel all right or you're dead．"

26．According to the writer，greetings such as"How do you feel？"___．

A．show one's consideration to others

B．are a good way to make friends

C．are proper to ask a man in action

D．generally make one feel uneasy（不舒适）

27．"You've put a bug in his ear"means that you've___．

A．made him laugh

B．shown concern for him

C．made fun of him

D．given him some kind of warning

28．The question"How do you feel？"seems to be correct and suitable when asked of___．

A．a man working at his desk

B．a person talking with a close friend

C．a stranger who looks puzzled

D．a friend who is ill

29．The writer seems to feel that a busy man should___．

A．be praised （表扬）for his efforts（