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“Act your age,” said Aunt Augusta sharply (严厉地). Frances had been blowing bubbles(气泡) in her bedtime milk. It seemed that Aunt Augusta was 1 .
Frances was quiet. She felt better when Aunt Augusta had 2 visiting them and gone home.
The next day, Frances was playing ring - around - the - rosy with her five - year - old sister, Grace. Just then Frances's friend Julie 3 . “You'd better act your age,” said Julie. “What will our friends 4 ?”
The next day was Saturday. Frances wasn't feeling as 5 as she usually did about going to Grandma's house for dinner, because Aunt Augusta was 6 as well.
When they sat down to eat, Aunt Augusta started talking about her 7 with her next - door neighbor.
“... and yesterday I came home to find his dog burying(埋葬) a 8 right in the middle of my flower bed!” she said. “Do you know what I did next?”
9 answered her question, so she answered it herself. “After the little beast left, I dug up the bone, gift - wrapped(用礼品纸包装) it, and put it in that man's mailbox.”
“Oh, for heaven's sake, Augusta,” said Frances's mom. “You should learn to act your age.”
At the thought of 10 Aunt Augusta being told to act her age, Frances started to laugh. Then she started to sputter(气急败坏地说). The more she tried to stop, the 11 she laughed and sputtered. Finally, even Aunt Augusta managed a small 12 and murmured(低语), “I guess I should.”
Grandma chuckled(轻声笑) and said, “That's the first time I've heard Frances laugh all evening. I'm glad she remembers 13 to smile.”
The next afternoon, Frances was playing hopscotch(跳房子游戏) with Grace when Julie saw them.
“Hopscotch?” asked Julie. “You 14 play a baby game like hopscotch?”
“Yes, I do,” said Frances firmly.
There didn't seem to be anything left for Julie to say. For a while, she watched Frances and Grace hopping and giggling (咯咯地笑). Then 15 she asked, “May I play, too?”
1. A. angry B. upset C. pleased D. surprised
2. A. suggested B. began
C. finished D. practiced
3. A. went out B. went away
C. came back D. came over
4. A. say B. guess C. see D. show
5. A. tired B. excited
C. proud D. worried
6. A. invited B. warned C. praised D. punished
7. A. truth B. story
C. information D. relationship
8. A. flower B. bone C. gift D. toy
9. A. Anybody B. Everybody
C. Somebody D. Nobody
10. A. PATIENT B. PROPER
C. FRIENDLY D. NICE
11. A. less B. fewer C. more D. better
12. A. pride B. anger C. smile D. surprise
13. A. how B. why C. when D. what
14. A. only B. nearly
C. gradually D. still
15. A. sadly B. excitedly
C. quietly D. happily
1−5
11−15
“Act your age,” said Aunt Augusta sharply (严厉地). Frances had been blowing bubbles(气泡) in her bedtime milk. It seemed that Aunt Augusta was 1 .
Frances was quiet. She felt better when Aunt Augusta had 2 visiting them and gone home.
The next day, Frances was playing ring - around - the - rosy with her five - year - old sister, Grace. Just then Frances's friend Julie 3 . “You'd better act your age,” said Julie. “What will our friends 4 ?”
The next day was Saturday. Frances wasn't feeling as 5 as she usually did about going to Grandma's house for dinner, because Aunt Augusta was 6 as well.
When they sat down to eat, Aunt Augusta started talking about her 7 with her next - door neighbor.
“... and yesterday I came home to find his dog burying(埋葬) a 8 right in the middle of my flower bed!” she said. “Do you know what I did next?”
9 answered her question, so she answered it herself. “After the little beast left, I dug up the bone, gift - wrapped(用礼品纸包装) it, and put it in that man's mailbox.”
“Oh, for heaven's sake, Augusta,” said Frances's mom. “You should learn to act your age.”
At the thought of 10 Aunt Augusta being told to act her age, Frances started to laugh. Then she started to sputter(气急败坏地说). The more she tried to stop, the 11 she laughed and sputtered. Finally, even Aunt Augusta managed a small 12 and murmured(低语), “I guess I should.”
Grandma chuckled(轻声笑) and said, “That's the first time I've heard Frances laugh all evening. I'm glad she remembers 13 to smile.”
The next afternoon, Frances was playing hopscotch(跳房子游戏) with Grace when Julie saw them.
“Hopscotch?” asked Julie. “You 14 play a baby game like hopscotch?”
“Yes, I do,” said Frances firmly.
There didn't seem to be anything left for Julie to say. For a while, she watched Frances and Grace hopping and giggling (咯咯地笑). Then 15 she asked, “May I play, too?”
1. A. angry B. upset C. pleased D. surprised
2. A. suggested B. began
C. finished D. practiced
3. A. went out B. went away
C. came back D. came over
4. A. say B. guess C. see D. show
5. A. tired B. excited
C. proud D. worried
6. A. invited B. warned C. praised D. punished
7. A. truth B. story
C. information D. relationship
8. A. flower B. bone C. gift D. toy
9. A. Anybody B. Everybody
C. Somebody D. Nobody
10. A. PATIENT B. PROPER
C. FRIENDLY D. NICE
11. A. less B. fewer C. more D. better
12. A. pride B. anger C. smile D. surprise
13. A. how B. why C. when D. what
14. A. only B. nearly
C. gradually D. still
15. A. sadly B. excitedly
C. quietly D. happily
1−5
11−15
答案
1−5 ACDAB 6−10 ABBDB
11−15 CCADC
11−15 CCADC
