题目内容

1. Who was going to give a party for Mary?

A. Mr. Green.

B. Mary’s friends.

C. Mrs. Green.

2. How old was Mary going to be?

A. Thirty.      B. Twenty.      C. Thirteen.

3. What did Mrs. Green buy for the party?

A. Some fruits like apples, oranges and bananas.

B. Some food like cakes, bread and meat.

C. Some drinks like tea, coffee and milk.

4. When did the party begin?

A. At three o’clock.

B. Before three o’clock.

C. After three o’clock.

 

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Mrs. Green was going to give a birthday party for Mary. Mary was her daughter.

Mary was going to be thirteen years old. A lot of Mary’s friends were going to come to the party. Twenty girls were going to come to the party.

Mrs. Green was getting ready for the party. Mrs. White was helping her.

“That’s a nice cake,”Mrs. White said to Mrs. Green. “Thank you very much,”said Mrs. Green.

Mrs. Green was going shopping.

Mrs. Green bought a lot of oranges, apples and bananas. Then she went home.

It was three o’clock in the afternoon. Everything was ready. Now the first girl was arriving. The party was going to start.

 


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   C. I never forget any word that father spoke to me

   D. we won’t be successful if we are too mean to others

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   A. story development      B. time      C. working conditions       D. ideas

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