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When knowing his son got a C grade in the maths exam, the father was proud and cheerful. This is the tear-jerking moment when a proud father is captured on camera celebrating his son's exam result.

After setting up the hidden camera, the boy calls his father to the kitchen, telling him in a whisper 'I've just got something from school; I need you to come and look at it.' His father, who can be heard shouting from elsewhere in the house, asks 'Has something happened?', to which the naughty teenager, Aria, replies 'Yes! It's really important'. As his nervous-looking father approaches, Aria says 'Come and have a chat with me. Just come in, and read that', he says while passing over a piece of paper displaying the result.

After seeing his son has achieved a C grade in the maths exam, the man asks 'Is that veracious?,' before bursting into tears of joy. The pair hug before the disbelieving dad asks again, 'Are you sure? They've not made a mistake? I can't believe it; I just can't believe it!'

A mere year before the video was filmed, the schoolboy received an F in the subject. He explained,'In England you need a C to basically do anything with your life. I've never been amazing academically and have struggled through school. Neither me or my dad or my teachers thought I was going to get my C, for me it was tough. When I told my Dad who means the world to me this was his reaction...Enjoy'.

Still feeling happy from the news, his delighted father tells him 'You're set for life! You're set for life!'. The teen is seen smiling into the camera at the end of the video, seemingly as thrilled with the result as his emotional father.

1.Why does Aria call his father to the kitchen? (no more than 15 words)

2.What does the underlined word “veracious” mean in the 3rd paragraph? (one word)

3.In Paragraph 3, why does Aria’s father ask those questions? (no more than 10 words)

4.What does a C grade mean to a person in England? (no more than 15 words)

5.How do you like Aria’s father? Why? (no more than 20 words)

 

1.He wants to show his father the paper with the result of the maths exam.

2.True.

3.Because he can’t believe it./He wants to be sure of it.

4.One needs a C to basically do anything with his life in England.

5.Open.

( He loves his son very much and he is proud of him when he achieves something in his life.)

【解析】

试题分析: 学业的C级对于英国的学生是非常重要的,这是学生进入高等阶段教育的基础。在本文中作者讲述了一个数学成绩差,一直是F等级的孩子当考试获得C级后,父子两个激动的情景。

1.。信息推断题。根据文章第二段…..Just come in, and read that', he says while passing over a piece of paper displaying the result.可知孩子让父亲来厨房的的目的是告诉他自己的数学考试成绩。

2.。词义推断题。根据第三段中父亲说的话'Are you sure? They've not made a mistake? I can't believe it; I just can't believe it!可知父亲特别兴奋,简直不能相信这是真的,由此推测veracious意思是true。

3.Because he can’t believe it./He wants to be sure of it.。信息推断题。从文章第三段内容可知当父亲看到儿子的成绩时激动的流下了眼泪,根据The pair hug before the disbelieving dad asks again,可以判断父亲因为不相信而发出一连串的疑问。

4.ne needs a C to basically do anything with his life in England.。信息查找题。根据文章第四段'In England you need a C to basically do anything with your life.可知在英国C级对于一个人非常重要。

5.

( He loves his son very much and he is proud of him when he achieves something in his life.)

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