Question

Last summer my family went to a National Park for a holiday and had an unusual experience. When we got there, we put up our tent and then went out to travel around. As we returned, I heard my sister Susan cry out and then we saw a bear enter our tent. I wanted my father to drive it away. My father said, “No, it's dangerous to drive the bear away. And don't let it follow you.” Susan said, “What shall we do？Maybe we should climb a tree.” I said, “No, we've got to get it out of there. It might go to sleep in our tent.” “Maybe we could make it leave if we put some honey outside for it to eat.” Susan said. Then my mother said, “How are you going to get the honey？It's in the tent.” We watched the bear enter the tent and heard a lot of noise — it turned over everything inside. “It's foolish for us to try to catch it，” said my father, “Leave it alone and wait for it to come out.” We waited and waited but the bear stayed inside. So we had to sleep in the car.

1.Where did the family go for a holiday last summer?

A. A park. B. A zoo. C. A beach. D. A garden.

2.Who saw the bear first?

A. The father. B. The speaker. C. Susan. D. The mother.

3.What was the bear probably doing in the tent？It was ________.

A. sleeping in bed B. playing

C. eating honey D. walking

4.Why didn't they drive the bear away?

A. Because the bear was big.

B. Because it was dangerous to drive a bear away.

C. Because the bear wanted to eat the honey.

D. Because they wanted to play with the bear.

5.What did they have to do?

A. To drive the bear out of their tent.

B. To stop the bear from making noise.

C. To stay in their car for the night.

D. To catch the bear.

Answer 1