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Ding-Dong£¡Mom¡äs footsteps approached the front door£®
"Jason£¬it's your friend Todd£®"Mom called from the doorway£®
Todd£¬his best friend£¬stepped into the room£®"Jason£¡I need a partner for playing basketball£®"He sounded excited£®
Jason snorted£®"No way£¬Todd£®I¡äm playing a game here£®"
Jason gave his friend a dirty look£¬and his character in the game almost got killed while he looked away£¬"I almost died because of you£¡"
Todd looked at Jason¡äs mother£®Jason's mother looked back at him£®They both looked at Jason£®"Why don¡ät you play basketball with your friend£¿"Jason's mother suggested£®
"Tomorrow£¬maybe¡"There were more levels to beat tomorrow£¬though£¬Maybe he had played tomorrow£®He'd have to see what mood he was in£®He thought he heard footsteps walking away£¬but he was too busy beating the next level to care£®
An hour later£¬Jason's father came home£®It was dinner time after his father washed up and sat down£®Jason didn¡ät even hear his name being called to the table£®He didn¡ät hear his father walk at behind him and ask him to turn the game off£¬either£®
When the screen suddenly went black and his father's angry face loomed in front of him£¬Jason finally heard£®"No more game for a month£®"Jason¡äs father shouted at him£®"You don't play basketball£¬you don¡ät come to dinner£¬and you don¡ät do your chores£®We¡äll make some everything else gets done before you play any more£®"
Jason nodded slowly£®He knew better than to argue with his father£¬and when he thought about it£¬he had been playing quite a bit£®It was fun£¬but he was letting down his friends£¬his family£¬and himself by paying too much£®
He¡äd try harder in the future£®
36£®What was Jason doing when his mother asked him to answer the door£¿C
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B£®Turning off the game
C£®Playing computer games
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37£®What did Todd ask Jason to do£¿D
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C£®Repair the computer for him
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38£®Why did Jason finally stop playing the game£¿C
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