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　　Mattie and Millie were two very old sisters. They lived at number 5 in our road. Mattie, 87, worked in the garden because she enjoyed that kind of work. Millie, 85, cleaned the house and cooked the meals.

　　One day Millie heard a sudden cry from the garden. Then her sister called out:“Millie, Millie! Come quickly!” Millie ran outside, “Why? What happened to you?” She asked. Mattie was on the ground, under an old apple tree.

　　“I think I've broken my leg,” Mattie said:“I can't get up. Help me, please.”

　　“How did it happen?”

　　“Well, I wanted to get those big apples from the top of the tree. So I climbed up. It was easy enough, but then a branch broke, and I came down very easily. We'll have to get the doctor.”

　　“You didn't think, did you?” Millie said. “That apple tree is very old. It's been there for forty or fifty years. The branches aren't strong enough… Don't climb it again.”

　　Millie helped her sister into the house. Then she telephoned the doctor.

　　“You haven't broken your leg,” the doctor said. “Stay in bed for a few days, I think it will be all right then.”

　　“She mustn't climb that tree again,” Millie said.

　　The doctor smiled at Mattie.“No, not that one,” he said, “climb a stronger tree next time.”

1．What happened to Mattie one day?

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A．She was sitting on the ground.

B．She fell and hurt her leg.

C．She cried for help.

D．She wanted to see a doctor.

2．Where were the big apples?

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A．On the low branches.

B．In Mattie's hands.

C．On the top of the tree.

D．On the ground.

3．Why did the branches break? Because________.

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A．Mattie was too fat

B．the branches were too long

C．the branches were not strong

D．there were too many big apples on them

4．How serious did Mattie hurt?

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A．She broke her leg.

B．She hurt seriously because she couldn't get up.

C．She must stay in bed from then on.

D．She would recover(恢复健康) in several days.

5．What was the doctor's advice?

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A．“You mustn't climb trees.”

B．“You mustn't climb that tree, but other strong ones.”

C．“Don't climb stronger trees next time.”

D．“Do what you like.”

　　　 you haven't told him about it, have you? 

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A． And　　　B．As　　　C．Because　　　D．So

　　'You shouldn't be so noisy, Your Majesty,' Alice said to the black kitten. 'You've woken me out of a very nice dream. I've been all through the looking-glass world. And I think that you were the Red Queen, weren't you?'

　　It is impossible to guess if a kitten is saying 'yes' or 'no'. Alice looked among the chessmen on the table until she found the Red Queen. Then she sat on the carpet and put the kitten and the Queen to look at each other.

　　'Curtsy while you're thinking what to say,' Alice said, with a little laugh. 'It saves time, remember!'

　　But the kitten turned its head away and wouldn't look at the Queen.

　　'Now, Kitty,' Alice went on, 'who was it who dreamed it all, do you think? No, listen—don't start washing your paws now. You see, Kitty, it was either me or the Red King. He was part of my dream, of course—but then I was part of his dream too! Was it the Red King, Kitty?'

　　But the kitten began to wash its other paw, and pretended it hadn't heard the question.

　　Who do you think was dreaming?

(1) What was the black kitten?

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(2) Why did Alice look among the chessmen on the table?

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A．Because she wanted to play the chess.

B．Because she wanted to make a nice dream again.

C．Because she was trying to find another kitten.

D．Because she wanted to find a chessman.

(3) What's the meaning of “curtsy”?

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(4) Did the kitten hear what Alice said?

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(5) Which is the best title below?

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