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| I first met Windy, a six-year-old girl, on the beach near where I lived. Every time when I felt unhappy, I drove to the beach. She was building sand house or something else there. She looked up, her eyes were as blue as the sea. "Hello." She said. I answered, but didn't really want to stop her."I'm building." she said again. I saw that. "What is it?" I asked her."Oh, I don't know. I just like the feeling of the sand." Oh, that's good, I thought, and took off my shoes to join her. A sandpiper (一种水鸟) flew by. She told me that it would make me happy. I felt better then. On my next visit, I learned that Windy lived in a summer cottage (小屋) and didn't go to school, even though it was winter. Soon after, my mother died, and I rushed to the beach to be alone. I didn't want to say anything when Windy came up to me."Why?" she asked. I turned to her and shouted, "Because my mother died!" "Oh," she said quietly, "then today is a bad day." A month later, I went to the beach but couldn't find Windy. I missed her so much that I visited her house. I learned that Windy had died of leukemia (白血病), but left a picture of a sandpiper for me, to make me happy. |
| 1. The writer drove to the beach because _________. |
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| A. a six-year-old girl lived near there B. Windy's eyes were as blue as the sea C. she didn't feel happy |
| 2. The writer felt better _________. |
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| A. because she took off her shoes B. when she stopped the girl from playing C. after she learned that a sandpiper would bring her joy |
| 3. On her next visit to the beach, the writer learned ________. |
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| A. that the girl's name was Windy B. how to build a summer cottage C. that Windy didn't go to school |
| 4. Why did the writer rush to the beach soon after? Because ________. |
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| A. her mother died B. she wanted to be alone C. she thought Windy must be there |
| 5. Why did Windy left a picture of a sandpiper for the writer? Because she thought that _________. |
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| A. the writer liked the sandpiper B. it would make the writer happy C. the writer missed her |