Question

I am Alice and I am a reporter. Today I talked with three students. And I asked them some questions about school meals. Let’s see what they think of their school meals.

Jack, a ten-year-old boy, said, “I don’t like my school meals at all, because the food is terrible and the drinks are too expensive.”

Mary, a shy girl in a red dress, said, “I don’t eat school meals, but I would like to eat them because my brother says they are nice.”

Tom, a little boy with glasses, said, “My school doesn’t have school meals, so we have to eat sandwiches. I would like to eat school meals, but I don’t want to see potato in the school meals. I would like to have hamburgers and French fries.”

1.What does Alice do?

A. She is a reporter. B. She is a student.

C. She is a teacher. D. She is a policewoman.

2.Why doesn’t Jack like his school meals?

A. Because the food and drinks are really terrible.

B. Because the food is terrible and the drinks are too expensive.

C. Because the food is expensive and the drinks are terrible.

D. Because there is always potato in the school meals.

3.What can we learn about Mary?

A. She would like to have hamburgers.

B. She is a shy girl with glasses.

C. She doesn’t eat school meals.

D. She doesn’t like school meals at all.

4.Who thinks school meals are nice?

A. Mary. B. Marry’s brother C. Tom’s brother. D. No one.

5.Why does Tom have to eat sandwiches?

A. Because he doesn’t like eating potatoes.

B. Because he doesn’t like school meals.

C. Because there aren’t hamburgers in his school.

D. Because there aren’t school meals I his school.

Answer 1