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The loveliest house that I have ever lived in is Crosslands. I lived there with my grandparents when I was a child.

The house seemed so huge to me as a child. And it had a lovely living room with a piano in it. And there was a strange room. It was the drawing room. We only used it on Sundays,or when visitors

came for tea,or on Christmas Day or on Easter Day.

I used to be amazed at this room. It had the best fur-niture (家具) in it but it was covered with sheets—it was as if all the furniture wore clothes. We couldn’t enjoy this beautiful furniture all the week.

I went back to the house a few weeks ago. It has changed a lot. My uncle has modernized (使現(xiàn)代化) it inside,and taken away the lovely furniture. And he has knocked a wall down so the drawing room and the living room have become one big room.

Although it becomes modern,its old style (風(fēng)格) is the most beautiful in my heart. When I see the house,I know that I can't go back and catch it. But there's still a beautiful memory.

() 1. From the first paragraph we mainly know.

   A. the house has been changed greatly

   B. the writer used to live with his grandparents in Crosslands

   C. the writer used to study in Crosslands

   D. the writer didn't love Crosslands

() 2. When the writer was a child,he thought

the house was

   A. big   B. small

   C. modern   D. ugly

() 3. The underlined word “sheets” means.

   A. 床單   B. 枕頭

    C.被子 D.拖把

() 4. Which of the following is TRUE?

   A. The writer likes the room better today.

   B. The room looks smaller now.

   C. The writer likes the old style better.

   D. The old house is really bigger.

() 5. What does the writer think of the house

now?

   A. It seems more comfortable.

   B. It is a big mistake to change its style.

   C. There is still a good memory.

   D. It seems much bigger.

Answer 1

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