五、阅读理解
When Coach (教练) said he was looking for a parent volunteer, I told my dad the team needed his help. He was so excited that he ran to warm up with the other players. Before I could told him Coach really wanted him to prepare snacks at halftime (中场休息), the referee (裁判) blew her whistle (吹口哨).
At halftime, we all stood around Coach to find out how he wanted us to play. When he asked us what playing football was all about, my dad shouted, “Wining (获胜)!” “Dad,” I whispered, “playing football isn’t all about winning.” “It isn’t?” he asked in surprise. “No,” I said, “It’s all about having fun.” “Got it!” he said.
But I don’t think he got it. He waved (挥手) to the parents and watched planes fly by. During the rest, I told him what he did wasn’t helping the team. “You need to listen to Coach, Dad,” I said, “You need to get your head in the game!”
“Got it!” he said.
But I don’t think he got it, either, because he started to play it like he was the only one in the football field.
And when the other team scored a goal (进球), he got angry with our goalkeeper (守门员) because he thought the goalkeeper let the ball in on purpose (故意). “You’re not a good player, Dad! Good players should cheer each other up (互相加油打气).” I shouted.
“How can I be a good player if we don’t win?” he asked.
“I don’t know what we’re going to do with him.” I whispered to Coach. Coach said my dad had energy and enthusiasm (热情), “If we’re patient and keep showing him how to be a team player, I’m sure he’ll know it.” he said.
I agreed to keep working with my dad. And I’m glad I did because you know what? Coach was right!
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A. To work as a goalkeeper.
B. To blow the whistle.
C. To prepare halftime snacks.
D. To help win the game.
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A. 在比赛中领先 B. 把注意力放在比赛上
C. 明智地踢球 D. 用头去击球
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A. kind but of no help B. generous but a little shy
C. full of energy but not patient D. humorous but unfriendly
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A. The father knew how to win the football game at first.
B. The father put all his effort (努力) into the game from the beginning to the end.
C. The writer felt sorry for his father in the beginning.
D. The Coach became unhappy with the writer’s father.
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A. He would help the team win at last by himself.
B. He would show others his excellent skills.
C. He would act like he was the only player on the field.
D. He would cheer others up even if (即使) they missed the ball.
When Coach (教练) said he was looking for a parent volunteer, I told my dad the team needed his help. He was so excited that he ran to warm up with the other players. Before I could told him Coach really wanted him to prepare snacks at halftime (中场休息), the referee (裁判) blew her whistle (吹口哨).
At halftime, we all stood around Coach to find out how he wanted us to play. When he asked us what playing football was all about, my dad shouted, “Wining (获胜)!” “Dad,” I whispered, “playing football isn’t all about winning.” “It isn’t?” he asked in surprise. “No,” I said, “It’s all about having fun.” “Got it!” he said.
But I don’t think he got it. He waved (挥手) to the parents and watched planes fly by. During the rest, I told him what he did wasn’t helping the team. “You need to listen to Coach, Dad,” I said, “You need to get your head in the game!”
“Got it!” he said.
But I don’t think he got it, either, because he started to play it like he was the only one in the football field.
And when the other team scored a goal (进球), he got angry with our goalkeeper (守门员) because he thought the goalkeeper let the ball in on purpose (故意). “You’re not a good player, Dad! Good players should cheer each other up (互相加油打气).” I shouted.
“How can I be a good player if we don’t win?” he asked.
“I don’t know what we’re going to do with him.” I whispered to Coach. Coach said my dad had energy and enthusiasm (热情), “If we’re patient and keep showing him how to be a team player, I’m sure he’ll know it.” he said.
I agreed to keep working with my dad. And I’m glad I did because you know what? Coach was right!
(
C
) 1. What did Coach really want the writer’s father to do?A. To work as a goalkeeper.
B. To blow the whistle.
C. To prepare halftime snacks.
D. To help win the game.
(
B
) 2. What does the underlined phrase “get your head in the game” mean?A. 在比赛中领先 B. 把注意力放在比赛上
C. 明智地踢球 D. 用头去击球
(
C
) 3. According to the passage, Dad is ______.A. kind but of no help B. generous but a little shy
C. full of energy but not patient D. humorous but unfriendly
(
C
) 4. Which of the following is TRUE according to the article?A. The father knew how to win the football game at first.
B. The father put all his effort (努力) into the game from the beginning to the end.
C. The writer felt sorry for his father in the beginning.
D. The Coach became unhappy with the writer’s father.
(
D
) 5. What would Dad probably do during the second half (下半场)?A. He would help the team win at last by himself.
B. He would show others his excellent skills.
C. He would act like he was the only player on the field.
D. He would cheer others up even if (即使) they missed the ball.
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