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One morning, Bree took the bus to school alone as usual. A big boy got on the bus. He bent* his back a little, his hair soft like a little bird's, and hands in his jacket pockets. He didn't put money in the fare* box. Passengers sitting in the front shook their heads. "The boy doesn't have money," a man said quietly. "He always wants to ride for free," a woman said angrily.
Bree looked at the boy. He kept his head down, like he was sad. Bree felt sorry for him. She also knew how bad words made people feel. Without a word, she took out one coin she got from doing housework and put it into the box. "This is for him," she said. The driver looked at her, and nodded with a smile.
Two weeks later, it rained hard. When Bree got on the bus, she checked her pockets—nothing. She forgot her bus money. Her face got red, and she was jittery. She felt everyone was looking at her.
"I...I forgot my money," she said in a low voice.
"You already did." Bree looked up and found the bus driver was looking at her. He touched a button, and the machine made a sound. Bree saw the "NO FREE RIDES" sign. She suddenly understood that two weeks ago, the driver would also let that boy ride for free too—she just gave him money first.
A small and thankful smile appeared on Bree's face. From then on, she decided to always carry two coins with her.
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A. The money the bus driver gave to her.
B. The money her mom gave her for lunch.
C. The money she got by her own effort before.
D. The money from other passengers on the bus.
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A. surprised B. disappointed C. touched D. nervous
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①Bree found it was empty in her pocket.
②Bree put one coin into the box for the boy.
③Bree was so thankful for the driver's kindness.
④Many passengers talked about the boy on the bus.
A. ①②④③ B. ①④②③ C. ④②①③ D. ④②③①
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A. To buy what she likes to eat and drink.
B. To avoid forgetting her own bus money.
C. To give them to the driver as a thank-you gift.
D. To help someone who doesn't have bus money.
One morning, Bree took the bus to school alone as usual. A big boy got on the bus. He bent* his back a little, his hair soft like a little bird's, and hands in his jacket pockets. He didn't put money in the fare* box. Passengers sitting in the front shook their heads. "The boy doesn't have money," a man said quietly. "He always wants to ride for free," a woman said angrily.
Bree looked at the boy. He kept his head down, like he was sad. Bree felt sorry for him. She also knew how bad words made people feel. Without a word, she took out one coin she got from doing housework and put it into the box. "This is for him," she said. The driver looked at her, and nodded with a smile.
Two weeks later, it rained hard. When Bree got on the bus, she checked her pockets—nothing. She forgot her bus money. Her face got red, and she was jittery. She felt everyone was looking at her.
"I...I forgot my money," she said in a low voice.
"You already did." Bree looked up and found the bus driver was looking at her. He touched a button, and the machine made a sound. Bree saw the "NO FREE RIDES" sign. She suddenly understood that two weeks ago, the driver would also let that boy ride for free too—she just gave him money first.
A small and thankful smile appeared on Bree's face. From then on, she decided to always carry two coins with her.
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C
)6. What did Bree use to pay for the big boy's bus ride?A. The money the bus driver gave to her.
B. The money her mom gave her for lunch.
C. The money she got by her own effort before.
D. The money from other passengers on the bus.
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D
)7. What does the underlined word "jittery" in Paragraph 3 probably mean?A. surprised B. disappointed C. touched D. nervous
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C
)8. Which of the following shows the correct order of the story?①Bree found it was empty in her pocket.
②Bree put one coin into the box for the boy.
③Bree was so thankful for the driver's kindness.
④Many passengers talked about the boy on the bus.
A. ①②④③ B. ①④②③ C. ④②①③ D. ④②③①
(
D
)9. Why did Bree decide to carry two coins with her?A. To buy what she likes to eat and drink.
B. To avoid forgetting her own bus money.
C. To give them to the driver as a thank-you gift.
D. To help someone who doesn't have bus money.
答案
6. C 7. D 8. C 9. D
