题目内容
I’m Anna. Early last week, my parents said we would spend our vacation in Grandpa’s house. I wasn’t excited because he lived far away from us! Usually we flew there, but this time Dad said he would give us a chance to enjoy the beautiful sights.
We drove for nearly three hours before meeting the first interesting sight: the World’s Largest Peanut. I thought it broke up the boredom (无聊) of the car ride.
And then we stopped for lunch at a seafood restaurant. Dad said the fish wasn’t as nice as that at the Fishing Hall of Fame. After lunch, Dad drove to a place called Ruby Falls. I took lots of pictures there and started to have fun.
We stopped at the World’s Largest Catsup (番茄酱) Bottle the next day. I did find it very interesting. It was a water tower, but it could hold over 600,000 bottles of catsup.
When we finally got to Grandpa’s, I was too excited to jump out of the car. It was really a great trip for me.
( ) 1. Why was Anna not excited about going to her grandpa’s house at first?
A. Because his house was near her house.
B. Because there was nothing to do at his house.
C. Because his house was far away.
D. Because she had to do a lot of house-work.
( ) 2. What does the underlined word “it” refer to?
A. The World’s Largest Peanut.
B. Ruby Falls.
C. The Fishing Hall of Fame.
D. The seafood restaurant.
( ) 3. When did Anna and her parents go to Ruby Falls?
A. Three hours after they left home.
B. Before lunch on the first day.
C. After lunch on the first day.
D. The next day.
( ) 4. Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage?
A. Anna had a good time on the way to Grandpa’s house.
B. Anna’s father liked the food at the seafood restaurant.
C. Anna went to Grandpa’s house by car every year.
D. Anna’s grandpa lived with them together.
( ) 5. Which is the best title for the story?
A. A Place on the Map.
B. An Interesting Trip.
C. Grandpa’s House.
D. A Boring Day.
1C 2A 3C 4A 5B
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Have you ever picked up a pen to write some characters, but 
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