There was a new maths teacher and some new students in the school. One of the new students named Karl was very stupid. The other students tried to explain (解释) numbers to him, but he didn’t understand.
Before Karl arrived, maths was the most boring lesson of all. Now it was great fun. The children would listen to Karl and correct his mistakes. They all wanted to be the first to find his mistakes, and then tried to think up the best ways to explain them.
But little Lewis was sure that Karl felt sad and wanted to talk with him. So, one day, he decided to walk after Karl after school. Lewis was sure he would see him crying. On the way home, Karl walked a few minutes to a park, and there he waited for someone to meet him...
It was the new teacher!
They went off, hand in hand. Lewis could hear them talking about maths. And that stupid Karl knew everything about it, and even much more than anyone else in the class!
Which lesson was the most boring of all before Karl arrived?
A.Chinese. |
B.English. |
C.Maths. |
D.Music. |
The underlined word “stupid” means “ ” in Chinese.
Which of the following is NOT true?
A.The students liked maths after Karl arrived at the school. |
B.The students listened to Karl and tried to correct his mistakes. |
C.The students didn’t want to be the first to find Karl’s mistakes. |
D.The students tried to think up the best ways to explain to Karl. |
Why did little Lewis follow Karl home after school?
A.He wanted to talk with Karl. |
B.He wanted to know where Karl lived. |
C.He wanted to help Karl with his maths. |
D.He wanted to play with Karl. |
Little Lewis didn’t find that .
A.Karl walked a few minutes to a park |
B.Karl waited for someone to meet him |
C.Karl and the teacher went off together |
D.Karl knew nothing about maths |