It is grandma's 85th birthday. People in the family talk about gifts for her. “I give her a photo,” says Brian. “I take it with my new camera（照相机）. What do you want to give her?” He asks his 5-year-old brother Mike.
“I don't know,” says Mike. “I don't have a camera. ”
Mike goes into the kitchen（厨房）. His mum is busy cooking.
“Mum, what do you want to give to grandma?”
“I make her favourite cake,” says Mike's mum.
“I can't make cakes. I don't know how.” says Mike.
He goes to his sister's room. “Susan, what do you give to grandma?”
“I make her a birthday card.” says Susan.
“I'm not good at drawing. I don't know
how.” says Mike.
He then goes and sits next to grandma on the sofa. “Everyone has a gift for you, but me. I can't take a photo, cook or draw. I don't have anything to give you,” says Mike with an unhappy face.
Grandma puts her arm（胳膊） around the little boy. “No one has the time to come and sit with me. That's what you can give me.” says grandma.
Mike feels happy and says “Happy Birthday” to his grandma.
()9. What does the underlined word “it” refer to?
A. A photo.
B. A camera.
C. A birthday cake.
D. A card.
()10. Which of the following sentences can be put in the “” of Paragraph 2?
A. That's not good.
B. And I don't know how.
C. Let me see your camera.
D. And I will go to buy one.
()11. What does Mike's mum make for grandma's birthday?
A. Some bread.
B. Some noodles.
C. Some dumplings.
D. A cake.
()12. How does Mike feel after knowing the gifts others give his grandma?
A. Sorry.
B. Happy.
C. Afraid.
D. Hungry.
()13. What can be the best title for the text?
A. The Birthday Gifts for Grandma
B. The Importance of Being Happy
C. Birthday Food Around the World
D. The Way to Make Grandma Happy

9. A 10. B 11. D 12. A 13. A