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    任务型阅读，阅读短文，并按要求完成1—5题。

    1题为判断正误（“T”表示正确，“F”表示错误）；2—4题为简略回答问题；5题为英译汉。

    Fifteen is such an awful(糟糕的) age, I should know. I really wish I were eighteen. If you are an adult, you can be your own boss. People like my parents and my teachers are always telling me what to do. You know what I mean. “It’s time for bed, Sandy.” Or “ Sandy, you’ve watched too much TV for one night.” “Sandy, stand up straight.” “Sandy, you must improve your handwriting.” Sandy this, Sandy that. No one tells adults when they go to bed or not to watch TV. Besides, adults get to wear what they like... Now it’s going to be great to be an adult. Don’t you agree?

    I’m Sandy’s mother. Having a fifteen-year-old daughter isn’t always easy. Right now, we’ve got a problem. Our neighhour, Mrs. White, wants Sandy to look after her pet dog for one week. Sandy really wants to do it, but I’m worried.  She’s too young and inexperienced. Well, I will never be able to relax knowing she is all alone with a dog. I’ve tried to explain my feelings to her, but she won’t listen. She keeps telling me that the Whites live very near, so she can ask for help. She insists that Mrs. White won’t ask her to look after her pet dog if she doesn’t think Sandy is old enough. She says I’m “babying” her and I hate to see her mad at me. What should I do?

    Finish the tasks according to the passage.

    1. Sandy is fifteen years old and she wishes to be her own boss.

                                                                           

    2. What does Sandy think her parents and her teachers are always doing about her ?

                                                                           

    3. Why is Sandy’s mother worried when Sandy wants to help Mrs. White?

                                                                            

    4.  Should Sandy look after Mrs. White’s pet dog?

                                                                            

    5. Put the underlined sentence in the passage into Chinese.

                                                                            


    1. T      2. They are always telling me what to do

    3. Because she thinks Sandy is too young and inexperienced.

    4. Yes,she should./No, she shouldn’t

    5. 像我的父母和老师们这些人，总是在告诉我我应该做什么。


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