Ⅶ. 阅读理解
Last week, I had a big problem at school. I failed my maths test, and I felt terrible. At first, I didn't want to tell my parents because I thought they would be angry. Instead, I kept quiet and tried to act normal, but they noticed something was wrong.
That evening, my mom asked me, "Is everything okay?" I told her about the test. She listened carefully and didn't get mad. Instead, she said, "Thank you for telling me. Let's work on this together." Then, my dad joined the conversation. He told me about how he also struggled with maths when he was my age.
We made a plan. My parents said they would help me study, and I could also get help from my teacher. Talking to them made me feel so much better. I realized that keeping things inside doesn't help. My parents just want to support me, not judge me.
Now, I try to talk to them whenever I have a problem. It feels good to know I'm not alone.
( )1. How did the writer feel when he failed his maths test?
A. Excited.
B. Worried.
C. Terrible.
D. Scared.
( )2. Why didn't the writer want to tell his parents about the maths test?
A. He forgot about it.
B. He thought his parents would be angry.
C. He wanted to solve it alone.
D. He thought his parents wouldn't care.
( )3. What did the writer's mom say after hearing about the test?
A. "You should study harder."
B. "Let's work on this together."
C. "Why didn't you tell me sooner?"
D. "Don't worry about it."
( )4. What plan did the writer and his parents make?
A. To ignore the test result.
B. To talk to others for help.
C. To study together and ask the teacher for help.
D. To take another test immediately.

A
; C
; D
; A