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    1.What caused Ma Long's parents' death?

    A.A traffic accident. B.An earthquake. C.A flood.

    2.Where does Ma Long live now?

    A.In his grandparents'. B.In his uncle's C.In his teacher's.

    3.What will the girl do for Ma Long?

    A.Raise money for him.

    B.Provide clothes for him.

    C.Provide school things for him.

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