Danny fixed the little box on Eva's head. "It's a very clever machine," he said. "When a person tells a lie, this
needle here moves around. The numbers 0 to 20 show the size of the lie. Now tell me a few good lies." 
     Eva laughed, "What about? I never tell lies." 
     The needle moved from 0 to 4. "You have just told one," Danny said. "A group 4 lie, small and interesting.
Tell me a big, exciting lie." 
     "You have got an ugly face, Danny Dyson." 
     The needle fell back to zero, "No lie," Danny said. "So my mother was right then. She always said I was an
ugly child. But this is not a joke, Eva. The police use machine like this. Suppose you say you have killed
somebody. That's a big lie. It would send the needle round to 20. Think of a fat lie, like that." 
     "I hate you, Danny Dyson!" Eva cried, "Oh, how I hate you! Is that a lie big enough?" 
     Danny was fixing his eyes on the needle. "Funny," he said, "It has never been wrong before. Eva, have you?"
He fixed his eyes on her then. He didn't understand the look on her face.

1. Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage?

A. Danny was a beautiful girl.
B. Eva had never lied.
C. Eva told lies sometimes.
D. Eva believed Danny was ugly.

2. What can we learn from the passage?

A. Eva was a beautiful girl.
B. Danny and Eva were friends
C. The machine went wrong
D. Eva hated Danny

3. When the needle stayed at 20 _____.

A. Eva looked very sad
B. Danny thought the machine went wrong
C. Danny knew Eva hated him
D. Eva hated Danny

4. The writer is trying to tell us ______.

A. an interesting story..
B. not to tell lies.
C. about a wonderful machine.
D. Eva was honest.