Mrs. Kao couldn’t sleep well. How could she? Winnie said she would be home before eleven, but it was twelve. Where was she? Mrs. Kao called her on her cell phone. No one answered. She got out of bed, put on a jacket, and went to the living room.

Terry walked out of his room and asked, ‘What’s wrong, Mum? Oh, is Dad coming home tonight?’ ‘No. Tomorrow. I’m waiting for your sister.’ Terry went back to his room and studied. He had a very important exam the next day.

“Terry is a good boy,” Mrs. Kao thought. “He’s three years younger, but I seldom need to worry that you called. No, don’t take the taxi. Stay at the door of the theatre with Maggie. I’ll come and drive you and Maggie home. Don’t worry. I’ll be there in about ten minutes.”

Mrs. Kao took the car key and went out.

（    ）1. When did Winnie return home?

A. Before eleven o’clock.             B. At twelve o’clock.

C. After twelve o’clock.               D. Before twelve o’clock.

（    ）2. How did Mrs Kao feel before Winnie called?

A. Sad.             B. Worried.         C. Bad.               D. Surprised.

（    ）3. How long does it take Mrs Kao to meet Winnie to and from by car?

A. About ten minutes.                                     B. Less then ten minutes.

C. Much more than twenty minutes.              D. Twenty minutes or so.

（    ）4. What can we infer from the passage?

A. Mrs Kao was not at home.                   B. Maggie is Mrs Kao’s daughter.

C. Winnie is good at acting the play.                                 D. Winnie does better in her studies than Terry.

（    ）5. What lesson can we learn from the story?

A. Children should not to the movie alone.    

B. Children should always stay home and study hard.

C. Children should not go out before an important exam.

D. Children should always let their parents know where they are.