Question

Mrs. Kao couldn’t sleep well. How could she? Winnie said she would be home before eleven, but it was nearly twelve. Where was she? Mrs. Kao called her on her mobile phone. No one answered. She got out of bed, put on a jacket and went to the living room.

Terry walked out of his room and asked, “What’s wrong, Mum? Oh, is Dad coming home tonight?” “No. Tomorrow. I’m waiting for your sister.” Terry went back to his room and studied. He had a very important exam the next day. “Terry is a good boy,” Mrs. Kao thought. “He’s three years younger, but 1 never need to worry about him.”

Ten minutes later, the telephone rang. “I’m so happy to hear your voice. Where are you? I’m happy that you called. No, don’t take the taxi. Stay at the    door of the    theatre with Maggie. I’ll    come    and

drive you and    Maggie home. Don’t worry. I’ll be there    in about ten minutes.”    Mrs.    Kao    took the    car

key and went out.

()1. How did Mrs. Kao feel before Winnie called?

A. Sad.    B. Happy.    C.    Worried.    D.    Lonely.

(    )2.    Where did Winnie go?

A. She went to a night movie.    B.    She went to an evening class.

C. She went to a baseball game.    D.    She went swimming with Maggie.

(    )    3.    What can we leam from the story?

A. Mrs. Kao can’t drive a car.    B. Mr. Kao was not at home.

C. Maggie is Mrs. Kao’s daughter. D. Winnie is three years younger than Terry.

(    )4.    Why didn’t Terry go to sleep?

A. He wanted to see a film.    B.    He was getting ready for an exam.

C. He was waiting for Maggie.    D.    He was waiting for his father.

(    )    5.    What lesson does the story give us?

A. Children should not have their own mobile phones.

B. Children should always stay at home and study hard.

C. Children should not go out before an important exam.

D. Children should always let their parents know where they are.

Answer 1

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