B
The next day they set off again very early. They walk a few miles and then come to a big ditch(沟). It's very wide. There are a lot of rocks(岩石) in the ditch.
“How can we cross the ditch?” Dorothy asks her friends.
“We can’t fly over it,” the Scarecrow says. “And we can’t jump over it. So we must stay here.”
The Lion looks at the ditch and says, “I can jump over it.”
“Can you?” the Scarecrow says. “That’s good! You can take us across on your back, one by one.”
“Who wants to go first?” the Lion says. He’s a little afraid first but he wants to help his friends.
“Me!” the Scarecrow says and he gets on the Lion’s back. The Lion jumps across the ditch easily. Then he jumps back and takes Dorothy and Toto. Finally he takes the Tin Woodman(铁皮人) across the ditch.
The Lion is tired after his five big jumps.
“Let’s have a rest before we start walking again,” he says.
Later in the afternoon they come to a wide river. They can see a beautiful country on the other side of it.
There are green fields and a lot of flowers. They can also see the yellow brick(砖) road.
—Adapted from The Wonderful Wizard of Oz
() 4. How many characters are there in the passage?
A. Three. B. Four. C. Five. D. Six.
() 5. How do they cross the ditch?
A. They fly over the ditch.
B. They just stay where they are.
C. They make it on the Lion’s back.
D. They jump over the ditch by themselves.
() 6. What is the Lion in the story like?
A. Always afraid to do things. B. Brave to go first.
C. Easy to play with. D. Ready to help.
() 7. What will they do next according to the passage?
A. Try to go across the wide river.
B. Walk past the beautiful country.
C. Go along the yellow brick road.
D. Pick flowers on the green fields.