Stanley was a person who loved singing to himself in the bath． One cold winter night， he went into the bathroom to have a hot bath． He took off his clothes and turned on the tap， but there was no hot water ﹣ the water from the tap was cold．

    Stanley didn't know what was wrong， but he finally decided to take a bath without hot water． He started to sing as usual， one song after another． Stanley was surprised that the water felt warm this way． So he kept singing， louder and louder， until he finished his bath．

    The next moming when Stanley was going to work， he saw a piece of paper on his door：

   Please do not sing so loud! Every time you sing I get a headache，and my baby cries．

    The poor mother next door．

（1）What did Stanley like to do when he had a bath？　　

A． He likes dancing．

B． He likes singing．

C． He likes whistling．

（2）What season was it in when the story about Stanley happened？　　

A． In spring．

B． In summer．

C． In winter．

（3）What can we tell Stanley would do next time when he had a bath？　　

A． He would not sing aloud again．

B． He would cry at the top of his voice．

C． He would keep on singing with a loud voice．