Question

Our family went to the Yellow Stone National Park last summer vacation. Our son, Tom, wanted to see bears there. And what a breathtaking experience (經(jīng)歷) it was!

When we got there, we put up our tent and went to explore (探險). As we returned, we heard our daughter Susie cry out. And then we saw a bear go into our tent.

Tom wanted his father to chase (追趕) it away. His father said, “No. It's dangerous to chase a bear. And don't let it chase you.” Susie said, “What shall we do? Maybe we should climb up a tree.” Tom said, “No. We have to get it out of there. It might (可能) go to sleep in our tent.” “Maybe we could make it leave if we put some honey outside for it to eat，” Susie suggested (建議). Then I said, “How are you going to get the honey? It's in the tent.” We watched the bear go into the tent and heard it upset (翻倒；弄翻) everything inside. “It's foolish (愚蠢的) of us to try to chase it away，” said my husband (丈夫)．“Leave it alone and wait for it to come out.” We waited, but the bear stayed inside. We had to sleep in the car that night.

1.Where did the family go on vacation last summer?

A. They went to the Central Park.

B. They went to Yellow Stone National Park.

C. They went to a zoo.

D. They just stayed at home.

2.Tom wanted to go there to see ________．

A. tigers B. lions C. bears D. birds

3.Who do you think saw the bear first?

A. Susie. B. Tom.

C. The writer. D. The writer's husband.

4.What did they do when they saw a bear go into their tent?

A. They chased the bear away.

B. They stayed outside the tent and did nothing.

C. They climbed up a tree.

D. They put some honey outside for the bear to eat.

5.What did the bear do in the tent?

A. It ate the honey.

B. It chased the people away.

C. It drank the beer.

D. It turned things upside down.

Answer 1