题目
A little boy was spending his Saturday morning playing in his sandbox(沙坑).While he was building roads and houses in the soft sand,he discovered a large stone in the middle of the sandbox.
The little boy tried to move it,but every time he thought he had made some progress,the stone fell back into the sandbox.The little boy tried his best,but his only reward(回报) was to have the stone fall back,hitting his fingers.
Finally,the boy cried.All that time the boy\’s father watched him from his living room window.The moment the boy\’s tears fell,his father came to the boy and the sandbox.Gently but surely he said,"Son,why didn\’t you use all the strength(力量) that you had?"Sadly,the boy cried back,"But I did,Daddy,I did!I use all the strength that I had!" "No,son,"said the father."You didn\’t use all the strength you had.You didn\’t ask me."Then the father moved the stone from the sandbox.
Do you have "stones"in your life that need to be moved?Are you discovering that you aren\’t strong enough to lift them?There is ONE who is always ready to give us the strength we need.Isn\’t it funny how we try so hard to do things ourselves?
(1)What was the boy doing in the sandbox? ______
A.Digging for treasure.
B.Building roads and houses.
C.Playing with a big stone.
D.Searching for his lost toy.
(2)What do the father\’s words suggest? ______
A.The boy should be more hard-working.
B.The boy shouldn\’t move the stone.
C.The boy should ask for help.
D.The boy should get a tool.
(3)What does the underlined word"stones"in the last paragraph refer to? ______
A.Actual stones that are difficult to move.
B.Difficulties and problems in life.
C.Things that are heavy and hard to move.
D.People who are not helpful.
(4)What is the main idea of the passage? ______
A.It\’s important to be independent.
B.It\’s fun to play in a sandbox.
C.Fathers are stronger than children.
D.We should ask for help when needed.
The little boy tried to move it,but every time he thought he had made some progress,the stone fell back into the sandbox.The little boy tried his best,but his only reward(回报) was to have the stone fall back,hitting his fingers.
Finally,the boy cried.All that time the boy\’s father watched him from his living room window.The moment the boy\’s tears fell,his father came to the boy and the sandbox.Gently but surely he said,"Son,why didn\’t you use all the strength(力量) that you had?"Sadly,the boy cried back,"But I did,Daddy,I did!I use all the strength that I had!" "No,son,"said the father."You didn\’t use all the strength you had.You didn\’t ask me."Then the father moved the stone from the sandbox.
Do you have "stones"in your life that need to be moved?Are you discovering that you aren\’t strong enough to lift them?There is ONE who is always ready to give us the strength we need.Isn\’t it funny how we try so hard to do things ourselves?
(1)What was the boy doing in the sandbox? ______
A.Digging for treasure.
B.Building roads and houses.
C.Playing with a big stone.
D.Searching for his lost toy.
(2)What do the father\’s words suggest? ______
A.The boy should be more hard-working.
B.The boy shouldn\’t move the stone.
C.The boy should ask for help.
D.The boy should get a tool.
(3)What does the underlined word"stones"in the last paragraph refer to? ______
A.Actual stones that are difficult to move.
B.Difficulties and problems in life.
C.Things that are heavy and hard to move.
D.People who are not helpful.
(4)What is the main idea of the passage? ______
A.It\’s important to be independent.
B.It\’s fun to play in a sandbox.
C.Fathers are stronger than children.
D.We should ask for help when needed.
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