Question

Last week, my father and I went fishing. He handed me the rod ( 魚 竿 ), held my arms and taught me how to throw my line into the water. The sun warmed us. We sat and talked. “I remember when I could sit here and watch the fish swimming in the water,” he said. “Sometimes, they’d jump out and land beside me. I didn’t even need a fishing rod then. “We have to be patient,” he continued. “The fish may come or they may not. It doesn’t matter. We’re out in the sun. It’s a beautiful day. If it rained, we couldn’t be here. We’re lucky to have the warmth of the sun.”

He sat under a tree. “Yes, it’s a great day,” he said. I watched our bobbers ( 浮 子 ). No fish pulled them under the water that day. It didn’t matter. I was with my father. I felt grown up. Just being with him was special.

He was well liked by everyone. He had worked hard all his life for what little he had, but he could still find time to laugh. I wanted to be like him when I grew up. He was an amazing man. In the short time we had been together, he taught me many things: how to fish, the value of a good laugh, the value of a good friend, respect for my elders and the importance of working hard and loving harder. The list is long.

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1.The weather was that day.

A. foggy and wet B. sunny and warm C. windy and cold D. rainy and cool

2.We can infer the relationship between the writer and his father is _.

A. strange B. just so-so C. close D. terrible

3.Which of the following statements is TRUE?

A. The father felt disappointed for not catching any fish.

B. The writer really enjoyed the time with his father.

C. The father didn’t want to fish with the writer again.

D. The writer learned to fish without a fishing rod that day.

4.In the writer’s eyes, his father .

A. didn’t like to fish at all. B. didn’t get along with others.

C. became very rich in his later years. D. taught him a lot of things.

5.What’s the best title of the passage?

A. Fishing is good for people’s minds. B. Keep a good heart and enjoy life.

C. Poor people often have a rich heart. D. Listen to old people and learn.

Answer 1