Question

Once there was an old woman, Molly, who lived with her only son. They lived in a village near the forest. Molly’s son was a hunter（獵人）, doing the same job of his father.

One day, Molly’s son went out to hunt and was killed by a tiger. Molly was very sad. Her husband had been dead for many years. Her son was her only source（來(lái)源）of support. The villagers felt sorry for her and wanted to help her. They usually gave her some food and clothes. Then the hunters in the village killed the tiger that had eaten Molly’s son. They gave Molly the tiger’s baby. They told Molly to feed the tiger for a couple of months. Then she should kill it and sell its skin and meat for money.

As days went by, the baby tiger grew up a little. Molly named it Snowball. Snowball enjoyed playing with Molly like a pet cat. They were getting closer and closer.

A few months later, the villagers asked Molly why she had not killed the tiger. Molly said she had lost both her husband and her son. This tiger was the only companion（伙伴）she had left. She wanted to raise the tiger as her son.

One year later, Snowball had grown very big. Molly’s house was too small for such a big tiger. So Molly told Snowball to go back to the forest. However, Snowball often came back to visit Molly and brought her different dead animals. The villagers said they were gifts from her tiger son.

根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容判斷正、誤。

（注意：考生將答題卡相應(yīng)位置涂黑。正確的涂“A”, 錯(cuò)誤的涂“B”

1.Molly’s husband was killed by a tiger.

2.The villagers took a baby tiger to Molly.

3.Snowball was the name of Molly’s pet cat.

4.Snowball often visited Molly with dead animals as gifts.

5.The passage tells us a story about Molly and her tiger son.

Answer 1