C
When Little Red Riding Hood comes to Grandma’s home, the big wolf already wears Grandma’s clothes and lies in bed. Little Red Riding Hood asks, “Grandma, why are your ears so big?” The big wolf says, “I can hear you with the big ears.” Little Red Riding Hood asks again, “Why are your hands so big?” The wolf says, “I can hold you in my arms with the big hands.”
But Little Red Riding Hood is still surprised. She asks, “But why is your mouth so big, Grandma?”
The big wolf says, “I can eat you with the big mouth.” It jumps down from the bed and swallows(吞) Little Red Riding Hood. Then it sleeps in bed.
A hunter(猎人) comes to see the grandma. He sees that a big wolf is sleeping in bed, and something is moving in its belly(肚子). So he cuts open the wolf’s belly. Then Little Red Riding Hood and her grandma come out of the belly. Because the wolf swallows them, they don’t get hurt. The hunter puts lots of stones inside the wolf’s belly and sews up the belly. After the wolf wakes up, he feels thirsty. So he goes to the river to drink water. Because his belly is so heavy, he falls into the river and drowns(淹死).
—Taken from Little Red Riding Hood
() 9. Why does the wolf wear the grandma’s clothes?
A. Because he likes the grandma’s clothes.
B. Because he wants to trick(欺骗) Little Red Riding Hood.
C. Because he likes the grandma very much.
D. Because he wants Little Red Riding Hood to like him.
() 10. What does the underlined word “It” in paragraph 3 refer to?
A. Little Red Riding Hood. B. The hunter.
C. The grandma. D. The big wolf.
() 11. Which of the following is the CORRECT order?
① The wolf eats Little Red Riding Hood.
② Little Red Riding Hood talks to the wolf.
③ The wolf finds and eats the grandma.
④ A hunter saves Little Red Riding Hood and her grandma.
A. ②③④① B. ③④②① C. ②③①④ D. ③②①④
() 12. According to the passage, which of the following is TRUE?
A. The big wolf loses its life in the river.
B. Little Red Riding Hood gets hurt badly.
C. The hunter puts lots of stones inside the grandma’s belly.
D. When the hunter feels thirsty, he goes to the river.