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I will never forget the tenth summer of childhood with my grandfather in western Norway at the mountain farm where my mother was born. As a boy ,I always thought people simply bought whatever they need. Whether Grandfather knew this, I don’t know. One day he said, ”Come, I have something for you.”

I followed him to a workroom. “You should have a toy boat. You can sail it at Storvassdal.” He said. Great, I thought,looking around for the boat. But there was none.

Grandfather pointed to a block of wood. “The boat is in there,” he said. Then he handed me some tools and showed me how to use them properly. “It’ll be a fine boat,and you’ll make it with your own hands,” he said,”No one can give you what you do for yourself.” The words rang in my head as I worked. Finished the boat. It wasn’t much to look at ,but I was poud. Then I sailed it at Storvassdal.

We had to return to America. “You cannot bring that boat home with you,” my mother said. We already had too much baggage. Feeling sad, I hid my boat under a big rock at Storvassdal.

I said good-bye to Grandfather, not knowing I would never see him again.

In 1964, I went to Storvassdal with my parents and my wife and children. To my surprise,for 34 years my treasure stayed here,waiting for my return. I felt we three were togethet again although my grandfather had died 22 years before.

I carved”1930”and”1964” on its side and put it back.

I returned to the lake in 1968,1971,1977 and 1988. Each time I had the boat and carved the year,my grandfather seemed near.

My last trip to Storvassdal was in 1991. I brought my granddaughters: Catherine,13; Claire,12. I hoped they would understand the importance of the little boat and its simple message. At Storvassdal, Claire said softly, ‘Grandpa,someday I’ll come back.’ She added,”And I’ll bring my children.”

1.What lesson did the writer’s grandfather probably teach him?

A. Boys should have a toy boat at childhood.

B. People can simply buy whatever they need.

C.Boys should learn to make a boat out of wood.

D. No one can give you what you do for yourself.

2.The underline words”we three” in Paragraph 6 refer to__________

A. Mother,the boat and me.

B. Grandfather,the boat and me.

C. Catherine,Claire and me.

D. Grandfather , Mother and me.

3.According to the passage,we can infer（推断） that _____________

A. The writer’s mother was born in western Norway

B. The writer’s grandfather died in 1930

C. The boat took me back to Norway four times

D. Claire understood the meaning of the boat

4.What’s the best titile of the passage?

A. The Little Boat That Sailed Through Time

B. The Little Boat And My Wife

C. The Little Boat That Sailed At Storvassdal

D. The Little Boat And My Parents

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I will never forget the tenth summer of childhood with my grandfather in western Norway on the mountain farm where my mother was born. As a boy. I always thought people simply bought whatever they needed. Whether Grandfather knew this. I didn't know. One day he said. 'Come. I have something for you.'

I followed him to a workroom. 'You should have a toy boat. You can sail it at Storvassdal.' he said. 'Great,' I thought. Looking around for the boat. But there was none

Grandfather pointed to a block of wood. ‘The boat is in there.' he said. Then he handed me some tools and showed me how to use them properly. 'It'll be a fine boat. and you'll make it with your own hands.' he said. 'NO one can give you what you do for yourself.' The words rang in my head as l worked. The boat was finished. It wasn't much to look at, but l was proud. Then I sailed it at Storvassdal.

We had to return to America. 'You cannot bring that boat home with you,' my mother said. We had too much baggage. Feeling sad, I hid my boat under a big rock at Storvassdal.

I said good-bye to Grandfather, not knowing I would never see him again.

In 1964, I went to Storvassdal with my parents and my wife and children. To my surprise, for 34 years my treasure stayed here, waiting for my return. I felt we three were together again although my grandfather had died 22 years before.

I carved（雕刻）’1930' and '1964' on its side and put it back

I returned to the lake in 1968. 1971. 1977 and 1988. Each time l had the boat and carved the year, my grandfather seemed near

My last trip to Storvassdal was in 1991. I brought my granddaughters: Catherine. 13; Claire. 12. I hoped they would understand the importance of the little boat and its simple message. At Storvassdal, Claire said softly, 'Grandpa, someday I'II come back.' she added. 'And I'll bring my children.'

1.Where did the writer spend his tenth summer of his childhood?

2. What did the writer's grandfather ask him to do one day?

3. The writer didn't take the little boat with him when he returned to America, did he?

4. What did the writer do with the little boat each time he returned to Storvassdal?

5. How many times did the writer go to Storvassdal altogether?

6. What can you learn from the story?

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I will never forget the tenth summer of childhood with my grandfather in western Norway at the mountain farm where my mother was born. As a boy ,I always thought people simply bought whatever they need. Whether Grandfather knew this, I don’t know. One day he said, ”Come, I have something for you.”

I followed him to a workroom. “You should have a toy boat. You can sail it at Storvassdal.” He said. Great, I thought,looking around for the boat. But there was none.

Grandfather pointed to a block of wood. “The boat is in there,” he said. Then he handed me some tools and showed me how to use them properly. “It’ll be a fine boat,and you’ll make it with your own hands,” he said,”No one can give you what you do for yourself.” The words rang in my head as I worked. Finished the boat. It wasn’t much to look at ,but I was poud. Then I sailed it at Storvassdal.

We had to return to America. “You cannot bring that boat home with you,” my mother said. We already had too much baggage. Feeling sad, I hid my boat under a big rock at Storvassdal.

I said good-bye to Grandfather, not knowing I would never see him again.

In 1964, I went to Storvassdal with my parents and my wife and children. To my surprise,for 34 years my treasure stayed here,waiting for my return. I felt we three were togethet again although my grandfather had died 22 years before.

I carved”1930”and”1964” on its side and put it back.

I returned to the lake in 1968,1971,1977 and 1988. Each time I had the boat and carved the year,my grandfather seemed near.

My last trip to Storvassdal was in 1991. I brought my granddaughters: Catherine,13; Claire,12. I hoped they would understand the importance of the little boat and its simple message. At Storvassdal, Claire said softly, ‘Grandpa,someday I’ll come back.’ She added,”And I’ll bring my children.”

1.What lesson did the writer’s grandfather probably teach him?

A.Boys should have a toy boat at childhood.

B.People can simply buy whatever they need.

C.Boys should learn to make a boat out of wood.

D.No one can give you what you do for yourself.

2.The underline words”we three” in Paragraph 6 refer to__________

A.Mother,the boat and me.

B.Grandfather,the boat and me.

C.Catherine,Claire and me.

D.Grandfather , Mother and me.

3.According to the passage,we can infer（推断） that _____________

A.The writer’s mother was born in western Norway

B.The writer’s grandfather died in 1930

C.The boat took me back to Norway four times

D.Claire understood the meaning of the boat

4.What’s the best titile of the passage?

A.The Little Boat That Sailed Through Time

B.The Little Boat And My Wife

C.The Little Boat That Sailed At Storvassdal

D.The Little Boat And My Parents

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I will never forget the tenth summer of my childhood with my grandfather in western Norway at the mountain farm where my mother was born.

One day my grandfather said, “Come. I have something for you.” I f　 1. him to a workroom. “You should have a toy boat. You can sail it at Storvassdal,” he said. Great, I thought, looking around for the boat. But there was n　 2.　 . Grandfather pointed to a block of wood. “The boat is in there,” he said. Then he handed me some tools and showed me h　 3.　 to use them properly. “It’ll be a fine boat, and you’ll make it with your own hands,” he said. “No one can give you what you do for yourself.” The w　 4. rang in my head as I worked. Finally I finished the boat. It wasn’t much to look at, but I was p 5.　 . Then I sailed it at Storvassdal.

We had to return to America. “You cannot bring that boat home with you,” my mother said. We already had too much baggage. Feeling sad, I h 6. my boat under a big rock at Storvassdal.

I said good-bye to Grandfather, not knowing I would n 7. see him again.

In 1964, I went to Storvassdal with my parents and my wife and children. To my surprise, for 34 years my treasure s 8.　 here, waiting for my return. I felt we three were together again

a 9. my grandfather had died 22 years before.

After that, I returned to the lake five times. Each time I held the boat and carved the year, my g　 10. seemed near.

My last trip to Storvassdal was in 1991. I brought my granddaughters: Catherine, 13; Claire, 12. At Storvassdal, Claire said softly, “Grandpa, someday I’ll come back.” She added, “And I’ll bring my children.”

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根据短文内容和首字母提示，在下文空格处填入适当的词使短文完整。（每空一词）

I will never forget the tenth summer of my childhood with my grandfather in western Norway at the mountain farm where my mother was born.

One day my grandfather said, “Come. I have something for you.” I f 1. him to a workroom. “You should have a toy boat. You can sail it at Storvassdal,” he said. Great, I thought, looking around for the boat. But there was n　 2.　 . Grandfather pointed to a block of wood. “The boat is in there,” he said. Then he handed me some tools and showed me h　 3.　 to use them properly. “It’ll be a fine boat, and you’ll make it with your own hands,” he said. “No one can give you what you do for yourself.” The w　 4.　 rang in my head as I worked. Finally I finished the boat. It wasn’t much to look at, but I was p　 5.　 . Then I sailed it at Storvassdal.

We had to return to America. “You cannot bring that boat home with you,” my mother said. We already had too much baggage. Feeling sad, I h 6.　 my boat under a big rock at Storvassdal.

I said good-bye to Grandfather, not knowing I would n 7.　 see him again.

In 1964, I went to Storvassdal with my parents and my wife and children. To my surprise, for 34 years my treasure s 8.　 here, waiting for my return. I felt we three were together again a 9.　 my grandfather had died 22 years before.

After that, I returned to the lake five times. Each time I held the boat and carved the year, my g 10.　 seemed near.

My last trip to Storvassdal was in 1991. I brought my granddaughters: Catherine, 13; Claire, 12. At Storvassdal, Claire said softly, “Grandpa, someday I’ll come back.” She added, “And I’ll bring my children.”

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I will never forget the town____ I spent my childhood.

A. that　　　　　　　　　 B. which

C. when　　　　　　　　　 D. where

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I will never forget the town_________ I spent my childhood.

A. that　　　　　             B. which　　　　

C. where　　         　　　　　 D. when

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I will never forget the old days ______ I spent with my grandmother in the village.

A. which　　　　　　　　　　 B. when　　　　　　　 C. who

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I will never forget the old days ___________ I spent with my grandmother in the village.

A. which　　 B. when　　　 C. who　　　 D. whom

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I will never forget a story in the rest of my life. One day about two years ago, I was driving home with my husband. It was freezing cold outside, so I didn't want to get out of the car and just stayed at the wheel when we passed a cafe. Suddenly I _______ a short old man, covered with some bits of cloth, _______ with the cold. He was waiting for anyone who would leave him a coin or a cup of _______ coffee. I asked my husband to _______ and hand this old man something. He looked at my husband's face, smiled and said, "Thank you." I felt so happy _______ I wished the old man could live through the cold night.

I was sure to meet him again and find out _______ he was the next day, as I had to pass this way the following day. I did so the next evening, and he _______ the car and came up to my window and smiled at me. This time I _______ him a bag of food. He reached out for the bag and I gave him my hand. He held the food, smiled and said, "May God bless you!" I looked at the old man and he made me think of my father. I do hope all of us will remember that _______ one day, it could happen to one of us, so please do not pass by a poor person ________ offering at least a word of love and a kind smile.

1.A.looked B.realized C.noticed D.heard

2.A.shaking B.crying C.standing D.holding

3.A.black B.sweet C.cold D.hot

4.A.step by B.go over C.come up D.move to

5.A.and B.so C.but D.yet

6.A.why B.where C.when D.how

7.A.believed B.remembered C.caught D.got

8.A.returned B.received C.offered D.threw

9.A.anyway B.maybe C.suddenly D.almost

10.A.without B.with C.by D.during

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