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　　Oh, boy! Time for a game now．oldest brother is the seeker so k have to hide extra good because he’s smart and will find me quickly．But where? Behind the garage won’t work．The barn is too easy．Wait, I know．The door leading under the porch is perfect．No one would look for me under there．

　　It smells unpleasant under this porch．Wish I had picked another place to hide．Smelly cats! Too late now, I can hear brother seeking everyone out．I’ll just sit here quiet as a mouse．Hah hah hah! I can hear you out by the barn! You’ll never find me over there!

　　It’s been a while and he hasn’t found me yet．What’s that I hear? Now all my brothers are looking for me．They’ve all been caught, but not me．They’ll never trick me into coming out to catch me．Wait, is that Dad I hear calling my name? Oh no, now I hear someone going to call Grandpa to help look for me．I’m not coming out now because I’m in really big trouble．

　　What to do? If I come out and say I heard them calling me, I’ll be in big trouble．Think, think! How do I get out of trouble? I know what to do! I’ll tell them I fell asleep while waiting．Is that Grandpa’s voice? Heh heh heh! Now’s my chance．I’ll crawl out slowly and rub my eyes．Now that I see Grandpa go towards me quickly, I say．“I feel asleep．”

　　“Oh! You had us all worried!” says Grandpa．“You little devil, I’m just glad you’re all right, but next time try not to fall asleep and scare us like that, okay?” says Dad．Whew! I pulled it off(成功)．Now to keep my mouth shut．And I did, for over 42 years．Once in a while, a kid pulls the wool over people’s eyes．So that’s one of my little secrets I’ve never revealed before．Don’t tell anyone now!

(1)

The place where the boy was hiding smelt terrible because it ________．

[　　]

A．

was too wet there

B．

was used as a barn

C．

was dirtied by animals

D．

was just under the garage

(2)

Which of the following correctly shows the boy’s emotional changes when he was under the porch?

[　　]

A．

Happy－excited－nervous．

B．

Regretted－h(huán)appy－anxious．

C．

Excited－nervous－disappointed．

D．

Happy－nervous－regretted．

(3)

By saying “a kid pulls the wool over people’s eyes”, what does the writer mean?

[　　]

A．

Children can win others’ trust more easily than adults．

B．

Children can tell a lie that others believe to be true．

C．

Children can be easily fooled by adults．

D．

Children are good at telling lies．

(4)

The story is most probably written by ________．

[　　]

A．

a teenager

B．

a naughty boy child

C．

a young adult

D．

a middle－aged man

答案：1．C;2．B;3．B;4．D;
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[　　]

A．

a description of the class

B．

a conclusion of the project

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a comment on the writer's experience

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D．

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the director wanted to return the glasses even though he liked it

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A．

Grandpa’s master．

B．

One of Grandpa’s friends．

C．

God．

D．

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A．

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B．

The Helpful Donation

C．

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A．

Unexpected problems．

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C．

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D．

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A．

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didn't want to go to full-day public school

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D．

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A．

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　　movie magic can defy reality, but actors are inescapably human．They grow and change, and don't necessarily change for the better．

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The underlined word "defy" in Paragraph 1 means "________"．

[　　]

A．

challenge

B．

control

C．

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D．

abandon

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A．

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B．

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C．

Some fans feel sad about the ending of the film series and the actors' changes．

D．

Harry Melling was too thin to recast for the film．

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[　　]

A．

people think him sexy or cool

B．

people like short, little, nerdy guys

C．

he thinks he grows up to be handsome

D．

some people do think such a boy as him is sexy

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A．

The actors' changes in appearances and gradual personality．

B．

The actors' weight．

C．

Whether the producers did the double take．

D．

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A．

Miley Cyrus decided to change her sexy adult personality later on

B．

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C．

parents prevented their children from watching her show

D．

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