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Jamie stood looking at the map. He turned it around. He looked up from the map. He looked back at the map. He took a few steps back along the path. He put his finger on the map, and looked up again. “It’s no use!” he shouted. He threw the map away, and sat down on the ground.
I asked him what the matter was.
Jamie said, “We’re lost. We must have taken a wrong turning.”
He didn’t know where we were. “I’m sorry. I’m sorry,” he said again and again.
I told him not to worry. “We’ll follow the river,” I said. “The river flows into the sea, so it will take us back to the coast.” This seemed like a good plan. We set off down the hill. The river was a long way below us. It was getting dark, and it was starting to rain. Jamie started to run. “Come on!” he called, “In an hour, it will be dark and we won’t be able to see where we’re going.” “Stop!” I shouted, “Don’t run. It’s dangerous!”
As soon as I saw him fall, I knew he was badly hurt. When I reached him, he said that his leg and foot hurt. He wasn’t able to stand up. Now, we were lost, we were a long way from home, and Jamie couldn’t walk.
(
A. At midnight.
B. At noon.
C. In the late afternoon.
D. In the early morning.
(
A. Calm and clever.
B. Nervous and afraid.
C. Worried and angry.
D. Happy and excited.
(
A. A strange experience
B. A brave young man
C. Lost in the mountains
D. A trip to the mountains
(
A. Jamie felt better and took the writer home.
B. The writer used his head to help themselves out.
C. The writer found his way out, but left Jamie alone.
D. Jamie looked the map again and found a way out.
(
A. It’s dangerous to lose your way.
B. Keep calm when facing problems.
C. Don’t go to dangerous places alone.
D. A good map can be helpful when you’re lost.
Jamie stood looking at the map. He turned it around. He looked up from the map. He looked back at the map. He took a few steps back along the path. He put his finger on the map, and looked up again. “It’s no use!” he shouted. He threw the map away, and sat down on the ground.
I asked him what the matter was.
Jamie said, “We’re lost. We must have taken a wrong turning.”
He didn’t know where we were. “I’m sorry. I’m sorry,” he said again and again.
I told him not to worry. “We’ll follow the river,” I said. “The river flows into the sea, so it will take us back to the coast.” This seemed like a good plan. We set off down the hill. The river was a long way below us. It was getting dark, and it was starting to rain. Jamie started to run. “Come on!” he called, “In an hour, it will be dark and we won’t be able to see where we’re going.” “Stop!” I shouted, “Don’t run. It’s dangerous!”
As soon as I saw him fall, I knew he was badly hurt. When I reached him, he said that his leg and foot hurt. He wasn’t able to stand up. Now, we were lost, we were a long way from home, and Jamie couldn’t walk.
(
C
) 6. When did the story happen?A. At midnight.
B. At noon.
C. In the late afternoon.
D. In the early morning.
(
A
) 7. Which words can describe the writer?A. Calm and clever.
B. Nervous and afraid.
C. Worried and angry.
D. Happy and excited.
(
C
) 8. What is probably the best title for the story?A. A strange experience
B. A brave young man
C. Lost in the mountains
D. A trip to the mountains
(
B
) 9. Which might be the most possible ending of the story?A. Jamie felt better and took the writer home.
B. The writer used his head to help themselves out.
C. The writer found his way out, but left Jamie alone.
D. Jamie looked the map again and found a way out.
(
B
) 10. What can we learn from the story?A. It’s dangerous to lose your way.
B. Keep calm when facing problems.
C. Don’t go to dangerous places alone.
D. A good map can be helpful when you’re lost.
答案：
6.C 7.A 8.C 9.B 10.B
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