[题目] I stood there listening to my father shout at the top of his voice. “Which one of you did this?——青夏教育精英家教网—

【题目】 I stood there listening to my father shout at the top of his voice. “Which one of you did this?” We all looked at the step. There was child’s handwriting in blue chalk there. Would he guess it was me! I was very nervous when he asked me, so I lied, “Not me, Dad.” My sister and brother denied（否认）it as well. To find out who had written on the step, our father gave us each a piece of paper and a pencil. He said, “I want each of you to write exactly what you see on the step.” I tried my best to write the words in a different way. I didn’t want Dad to find it was me. He collected our pieces of paper and looked at them. “Since none of you will admit（承认）to have done it, then I will punish you all.” I stood there and said nothing.

“I did it.” My sister stepped forward and said she had done it that she hadn’t. She was punished by not going out for a month.

I didn’t tell my dad it was I who did it until many years later. I always felt sorry because of it. I knew that I shouldn’t let anyone take the blame（承担责任）for me.

【1】There was child’s handwriting on the step in____________ chalk.

A.redB.blueC.greenD.yellow

【2】The writer felt ____________when asked who had written on the step.

A.sorryB.gladC.nervousD.angry

【3】What did the father ask the three children to do to find out who had written on the step?

A.To write what they saw on the step.

B.To write who had written on the step.

C.To talk with him one by one.

D.To stay at home for a month.

【4】____________admitted to have written on the step at last.

A.The writerB.The writer’s sister

C.The writer’s brotherD.The writer’s father

【5】What's the main idea of the text?

A.No punishing at home.B.Never write on steps.

C.Get along well with dad.D.Learn to take the blame.

【题目】 A high school student caused an online storm when she posted photos of herself in a Chinese style dress.

Keziah Daum is an 18-year-old high school student from Utah（犹他州）in the United States. She wore a traditional Chinese style dress—qipao to her prom（舞会）. Daum didn't know the history of the dress【1】buying it. Just because it looked so amazing. She simply found the dress in an old【2】/st:（r）/and decided to wear it to the prom. It【3】（carry）a wonderful message.

“I am so happy that I can【4】/we（r）/such a beautiful and elegant dress,” says Daum. “Now I know there is lots of history behind the nice-looking【5】. I'm【6】（show）great respect to it.”

With a long【7】/'hstri/, qipao was popular during the Qing Dynasty（1644-1911）, which was created in the 1920s in Shanghai. It was made fashionable【8】upper-class women. In 1929, qipao was chosen by the Republic of China to be one of the【9】（nation）dresses. Qipao has actually become a symbol of traditional Chinese culture. And Chinese cultural【10】（treasure）are worth spreading all over the world.