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Reading comprehension.
Not At AllKate is a little girl. She is only four. She does not go to school. Certainly she does not know how to read and write. But her brother Bill is a school boy. He is ten years old.
Today Bill sees his little sister at the door with a pen in her hand and a big piece of paper before her. “What are you doing, Kate?” he says. “I'm writing a letter to my friend, Ann,” says Kate. “But how can you write?” says her brother. “You do not know how to write.” “No,” says Kate. “Not at all. Ann does not know how to read, either(也).”
1．Kate and Bill ________.
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A．are brother and sister
B．know how to write
C．are students
D．can't read
2．Bill's sister wants to ________.
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A．make a kite for her friend
B．write a letter to her friend
C．play with the pen and the paper
D．help her brother
3．What's in Kate's hand?
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A．A pen.
B．A piece of paper.
C．A pen and a piece of paper.
D．A pencil and a piece of paper.
4．Which of these is right?
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A．There are four children in the passage(短文).
B．Kate's friends can read and write.
C．Bill is at home today.
D．From the passage we know their parents are workers.
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Wang Mei：Hi！ 1
Han Mei：I'm looking at the picture．
Wang Mei：Whose picture is it？
Han Mei： 2
Wang Mei：Who are those boys and girls？
Han Mei: They're her students． Mrs. Brown is a teacher．
Wang Mei：I think she teaches English．
Han Mei： 3
Wang Mei： 4
Han Mei：Two． We're in the same class．
Li Ming：What does Mr. Brown do？
Li Lin： 5 He and Mrs. Brown are in the same school．
A．How many children does she have？
B．It's Mrs. Brown's．
C．What are you doing？
D．He's a teacher，too．
E．You're right．
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