Question

To me, the idea of home changes along with my age all the time.

In my childhood, home was a number of calls. It seems that I had more free time than today’s children. I didn’t have to appear in front of my parents right after school. Instead, I often went to play with my classmates who lived in my neighborhood. We played until dinner was ready and our parents called “Come back! Come home for supper.”

Very soon, my childhood was gone. When I grew into a young man from a boy. Home became a place I tried to run away from.

As I read more and more, my world opened up, larger than before. The bed I used to sleep in became too small. And words of care from my parents became meaningless. How I wished I could have a space of my own someday! Later I joined the army and put on my own green uniform. Home was the series of letters I received one after another.

When I got a job, I began to get ‘hurt’, to rise and fall in the sea of people, and to understand that you can’t share all your pains with other people, even with your best friends. So again, another wave of homesickness came over me. When I was badly hurt, I imagined myself flying home on wings. Pushing open the door, I let tears flow down my face. At that moment I felt that as large as the world was, what I needed was only the familiar smell of home and the unchanged view outside the window of my old house

1.What did the writer think of his childhood?

A. sad B. boring C. happy D. awful

2.Which of the following is NOT true according to the passage?

A. The writer misses his life in his childhood.

B. The writer lived an unhappy life when he studied at school.

C. The writer didn’t miss parents during his service days in the army.

D. The writer could not share his sadness with other people when he got a job.

3.What might be talked about if the writer continues writing the passage?

A. His job B. Being a parent C. His dream D. His friends

4.What would he do when he was badly hurt?

A. Miss his home B. Feel hungry C. Fight against others D. Go back to his home

5.What is the writer’s idea of home?

A. It is all the same. B. It makes him sad all the time.

C. It is not important. D. It is always changing with the time passing by.

Answer 1