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Ⅳ. 阅读下列短文,从每小题所给的 A、B、C 三个选项中,选出最佳选项。
The First Day
Our family was getting ready to welcome Grandma and Grandpa for their annual visit. Mum had made a list to ensure everything was perfect. I volunteered to clean the windows, saying, “I want them to see the garden clearly!” My little brother Teng Fei decided to water the plants in the living room and hang up new family photos. “Grandma loves seeing our memories on the wall,” he explained. Dad checked the clock in the guest room and realized it was broken. “I will fix it before they arrive,” he said. Mum added, “Let’s place a comfortable chair by the window. Grandma enjoys reading there with her tea.”
The Second Day
The next day, the family started working together. I carefully wiped the windows until they shone like mirrors. Teng Fei hung up the photos and watered the plants. Dad repaired the clock and hung it back. At the same time, Mum cleaned the guest room. “This isn’t just clean—it is Grandma clean!” she joked. Teng Fei laughed and said, “Grandma would notice every detail!” By evening, the house looked warm and inviting, filled with fresh flowers and the smell of homemade biscuits.
The Get-together Day
When Grandma and Grandpa arrived, they were happy. Grandma sat in the new chair by the window and smiled. “This felt just like home,” she said. Grandpa admired the clock and joked, “Now I won’t miss teatime!” At dinner, the family shared stories, and Mum served her famous soup. “The familiar taste of home,” Grandpa remarked. Before leaving, Grandma hugged everyone and whispered, “Home isn’t a place—it is being with you.”
(

(
A. Because it could make the room look brighter.
B. Because it could show Grandpa the latest family events.
C. Because he knew Grandma loved seeing their memories.
(
A. The clock was broken.
B. The chair was uncomfortable.
C. The plants needed watering.
(
A. Clean in a quick way.
B. Clean by Grandma herself.
C. Clean to a very high standard.
(
A. Home is a comfortable place with good food.
B. Home is being together with loved ones.
C. Home should have beautiful decorations.
The First Day
Our family was getting ready to welcome Grandma and Grandpa for their annual visit. Mum had made a list to ensure everything was perfect. I volunteered to clean the windows, saying, “I want them to see the garden clearly!” My little brother Teng Fei decided to water the plants in the living room and hang up new family photos. “Grandma loves seeing our memories on the wall,” he explained. Dad checked the clock in the guest room and realized it was broken. “I will fix it before they arrive,” he said. Mum added, “Let’s place a comfortable chair by the window. Grandma enjoys reading there with her tea.”
The Second Day
The next day, the family started working together. I carefully wiped the windows until they shone like mirrors. Teng Fei hung up the photos and watered the plants. Dad repaired the clock and hung it back. At the same time, Mum cleaned the guest room. “This isn’t just clean—it is Grandma clean!” she joked. Teng Fei laughed and said, “Grandma would notice every detail!” By evening, the house looked warm and inviting, filled with fresh flowers and the smell of homemade biscuits.
The Get-together Day
When Grandma and Grandpa arrived, they were happy. Grandma sat in the new chair by the window and smiled. “This felt just like home,” she said. Grandpa admired the clock and joked, “Now I won’t miss teatime!” At dinner, the family shared stories, and Mum served her famous soup. “The familiar taste of home,” Grandpa remarked. Before leaving, Grandma hugged everyone and whispered, “Home isn’t a place—it is being with you.”
(
B
)1. What did the writer volunteer to do for the family preparation?(
C
)2. Why did Teng Fei hang up new family photos on the wall?A. Because it could make the room look brighter.
B. Because it could show Grandpa the latest family events.
C. Because he knew Grandma loved seeing their memories.
(
A
)3. What problem did Dad find in the guest room?A. The clock was broken.
B. The chair was uncomfortable.
C. The plants needed watering.
(
C
)4. What does “Grandma clean” mean in Mum’s joke?A. Clean in a quick way.
B. Clean by Grandma herself.
C. Clean to a very high standard.
(
B
)5. What is the main message of Grandma’s final words?A. Home is a comfortable place with good food.
B. Home is being together with loved ones.
C. Home should have beautiful decorations.
答案:
1. B 2. C 3. A 4. C 5. B
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