Question

It was a beautiful sunny day in a small village in Africa. I was playing with the children outside. A little boy, about 7 years old, gestured to me to follow him. He had a shy smile on his small face and said something to me.

"You want me to go to your home?" I asked. He nodded. So we went hand in hand to his home.

We went to the place where the cabbages were growing. "Piga picha" he said … "Take a picture". Then, I took a photo and showed him the photo on the camera, and he nodded.

We walked closer to the house and the little boy stood by the coffee tree. There his younger brother was picking coffee berries（咖啡豆）. "Piga picha" he said again. I took a picture quickly for his younger brother.

He then pulled me by the hand to his mother's grave（墓地）around the back of the house. "Mama Sue," he said almost in tears, "Piga picha." It was my turn to nod. I silently obeyed his simple request. "Piga picha."

A picture of a little boy at his mother's grave! That reminded me: 40 years ago, when I was 7 years old, I was also standing at my own mother's grave.

What a day!

1.What did the little boy really want the writer to do?

A. To play with him.

B. To go to his home.

C. To see his shy smile.

D. To visit the small village.

2.From the passage we know "Piga picha" means "________________".

A. take a photo

B. grow cabbages

C. pick coffee berries

D. look at the camera

3.How did the boy feel at his mother's grave?

A. Anxious.

B. Worried.

C. Happy.

D. Sad.

4.What is the best title for this article?

A. Mother's love

B. Taking photos

C. An unforgetable day

D. A small African village

Answer 1