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(B)
Act I
(Fred’s mother sits in a chair, sewing. Fred’s baby sister is playing nearby.)
Fred: (Running in) Mother, a parade just went by! Did you hear the band playing?
Mother: (Looking up) Yes, Fred. I heard the band, but I didn’t see the parade. Did you watch it?
Fred: I watched the first part of it, but a little boy who was standing behind me could not see, so I gave my place to him.
Mother: You were a nice boy to give up seeing the parade.
Fred: Though I gave him my place, I could still see flags waving in the wind. Mother, I wish I had one.
Mother: You may have one if you earn it.
Fred: Oh! I shall try. Is there any way I can help you first, Mother?
Mother: That’s my boy! How about taking the baby over to Grandmother’s for a little while?
Fred: All right.
Act II
(Grandmother is sitting by the fire, knitting. Fred is talking to her about the parade. The baby is playing on the floor: The door opens and Grandfather comes in.)
Grandmother: Fred is telling me he saw many flags in the parade today.
Grandfather: Would you like to have one, Fred? You may buy one with this money. (Grandfather takes a big silver half dollar from his pocket and hands it to Fred.)
Fred: Oh, thank you, Grandfather!
Act III
(Fred’s mother is in the room, sewing. Fred comes in from his grandmother’s, bringing the baby.)
Fred: Mother, I can buy a flag! I have a big silver half dollar!
Mother: ____▲
Fred: No. It was given by Grandfather. (Stop to think.) So I cannot buy my flag yet …
Mother: Since you told the truth, I have a surprise for you.
(Mother goes to her room and comes back with beautiful flags.)
Mother: The red flag says you were a nice boy to give up seeing the whole parade. The white one says you were helpful as you took care of your sister. The blue one says you were truthful. That is how you earned your flags.
Fred: Thank you, Mother!
( ) 4. Why did Fred give up his place when watching the parade?
A. Because he found the parade boring
B. Because he had to go to his grandmother’s.
C. Because he got in the way of a boy’s view.
D. Because he couldn’t see the parade in the crowd.
( ) 5. How many flags did Fred have in the end?
A. None.
B. One.
C. Two.
D. Three
( ) 6. Which sentence is suitable for ____▲?
A. Did you see the boy again?
B. Did you earn the money?
C. Did you buy the flag on your way back?
D. Did Grandfather give you the flag?
( ) 7. How did Fred get those flags?
A. His mother gave him the flags as a reward.
B. Someone in the parade gave him the flags.
C. He got them by helping his grandmother knit.
D. He bought them with the money given by his grandfather.
( ) 8. We can learn from the passage that ______.
A. Grandfather is much richer than Mother
B. Fred is a boy with many good qualities
C. Grandmother loves the baby sister better than Fred
D. Mother isn’t good at raising up kids
Act I
(Fred’s mother sits in a chair, sewing. Fred’s baby sister is playing nearby.)
Fred: (Running in) Mother, a parade just went by! Did you hear the band playing?
Mother: (Looking up) Yes, Fred. I heard the band, but I didn’t see the parade. Did you watch it?
Fred: I watched the first part of it, but a little boy who was standing behind me could not see, so I gave my place to him.
Mother: You were a nice boy to give up seeing the parade.
Fred: Though I gave him my place, I could still see flags waving in the wind. Mother, I wish I had one.
Mother: You may have one if you earn it.
Fred: Oh! I shall try. Is there any way I can help you first, Mother?
Mother: That’s my boy! How about taking the baby over to Grandmother’s for a little while?
Fred: All right.
Act II
(Grandmother is sitting by the fire, knitting. Fred is talking to her about the parade. The baby is playing on the floor: The door opens and Grandfather comes in.)
Grandmother: Fred is telling me he saw many flags in the parade today.
Grandfather: Would you like to have one, Fred? You may buy one with this money. (Grandfather takes a big silver half dollar from his pocket and hands it to Fred.)
Fred: Oh, thank you, Grandfather!
Act III
(Fred’s mother is in the room, sewing. Fred comes in from his grandmother’s, bringing the baby.)
Fred: Mother, I can buy a flag! I have a big silver half dollar!
Mother: ____▲
Fred: No. It was given by Grandfather. (Stop to think.) So I cannot buy my flag yet …
Mother: Since you told the truth, I have a surprise for you.
(Mother goes to her room and comes back with beautiful flags.)
Mother: The red flag says you were a nice boy to give up seeing the whole parade. The white one says you were helpful as you took care of your sister. The blue one says you were truthful. That is how you earned your flags.
Fred: Thank you, Mother!
( ) 4. Why did Fred give up his place when watching the parade?
A. Because he found the parade boring
B. Because he had to go to his grandmother’s.
C. Because he got in the way of a boy’s view.
D. Because he couldn’t see the parade in the crowd.
( ) 5. How many flags did Fred have in the end?
A. None.
B. One.
C. Two.
D. Three
( ) 6. Which sentence is suitable for ____▲?
A. Did you see the boy again?
B. Did you earn the money?
C. Did you buy the flag on your way back?
D. Did Grandfather give you the flag?
( ) 7. How did Fred get those flags?
A. His mother gave him the flags as a reward.
B. Someone in the parade gave him the flags.
C. He got them by helping his grandmother knit.
D. He bought them with the money given by his grandfather.
( ) 8. We can learn from the passage that ______.
A. Grandfather is much richer than Mother
B. Fred is a boy with many good qualities
C. Grandmother loves the baby sister better than Fred
D. Mother isn’t good at raising up kids
答案
C
; D
; B
; A
; B
; D
; B
; A
; B
