(句子轉(zhuǎn)換) What’s your sister’s job?

What _____________ your sister ____________?

What is your wish for the New Year? The following is some children’s ideas.

What is your wish for the New Year? The following is some children’s ideas.

John: I wish   to be a better boy to Mum and listen to her more. I also want to get better   grades in school.

Kate: My wish is to change my school as there’s too much to   study in this school.

Ann: I wish I   could spend more time with Mum. She should stop working at the bank and take   up a job at our neighbourhood toy shop.

Peter: I wish   someone would find a way to help me walk with my only leg, so I can take part   in activities and sports that I’m unable to do now.

Mary: I wish   that I could save all my money, so I could buy presents for my mother, father   and big sister on their birthdays.

Bob:  I   wish for good health though I’m badly ill. I want to finish high school and   take an IT course after.

Mark: I wish I   could get more money to fix our house. There is a big hole in the wall and   big mice run inside the room.

1. 1.

   How many children can you find in the passage?

   1. A.
      seven
   2. B.
      Four
   3. C.
      Three
   4. D.
      six
2. 2.

   Who is badly ill among the children?

   1. A.
      Kate
   2. B.
      Peter
   3. C.
      Mary
   4. D.
      Bob
3. 3.

   What’s Mark’s wish?

   1. A.
      To get better grades
   2. B.
      To change his school
   3. C.
      To buy some presents
   4. D.
      To fix their house

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What is your wish for the New Year? The following is some children’s ideas.

1.How many children can you find in the passage?

A. seven.          B. Four.            C. Three.           D. six.

2. Who is badly ill among the children?

A. Kate.            B. Peter.           C. Mary.            D. Bob.

3.What’s Mark’s wish?

A. To get better grades.             B. To change his school.

C. To buy some presents.             D. To fix their house.