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第 1 组（Chapter 1 The March Sisters） 阅读文章（320 词） It was December and the snow was falling quietly outside. The four March sisters were sitting around the fire in the parlor. They were knitting socks for the soldiers, because there was a war going on, and everyone in the country must try their best to help. Meg was the oldest of the four sisters. She was sixteen years old. She was very pretty and she loved pretty clothes and beautiful things. Jo was fifteen. She was very tall and thin, and she was quite different from Meg. She did not care about dresses or hairstyles at all. She was a true tomboy. Beth was thirteen. She was very shy and quiet, and she seemed to live in a happy, gentle world of her own. She always thought about others before herself. The youngest sister was Amy. She looked like a little snow princess with her blue eyes and blonde hair. She loved beautiful things very much, and she was a little vain. The girls began to talk about Christmas. “Christmas isn’t Christmas without any presents,” Jo said sadly. “I hate being poor!” Meg said, looking at her old dress. But Beth looked up and said softly, “But we’ve got Father and Mother, and we have each other.” For a moment, the four sisters looked happy again. Then Jo said, “But we haven’t got Father.” Their smiles disappeared at once. Their father, Mr March, was far away with the soldiers, fighting in the war. —Taken from Little Women Chapter 1 选择题 1. What were the four March sisters doing by the fire? A. They were reading storybooks. B. They were knitting socks for soldiers. C. They were cooking food for the family. D. They were cleaning the parlor. 2. What kind of girl was Jo? A. She loved pretty dresses and hairstyles. B. She was very shy and quiet. C. She was a tomboy who didn’t care about looks. D. She cared only about beautiful things. 3. How old was Beth at that time? A. 12 B. 13 C. 15 D. 16 4. Why did the girls’ smiles disappear suddenly? A. Because they were very cold. B. Because they had no new dresses. C. Because their father was away at war. D. Because they were too poor to buy presents. 5. What is the main idea of this passage? A. The March family was rich and happy. B. The four sisters had different characters and missed their father. C. The girls loved snow very much. D. The war ended very soon. 答案与解析 1. B 细节题：原文明确说 knitting socks for the soldiers 2. C 细节题：Jo was a tomboy and didn’t care about dresses or hairstyles 3. B 细节题：Beth was thirteen 4. C 细节题：their father was far away with the soldiers 5. B 主旨题：介绍四姐妹性格，同时思念参战的父亲 第 2 组（Chapter 2 A Merry Christmas） 阅读文章（350 词） On Christmas morning, Jo was the first to wake up. When her sisters were awake, they all went down to the kitchen. Their mother was not there. Hannah, their servant, told them that Mrs March went out early. A poor little boy came to the door asking for food, and Mrs March felt sorry for him and went to help his family. While they were waiting for their mother to come back, the girls put their Christmas presents for her in a basket. Soon they heard the key in the front door. “Mother’s home!” cried Jo. They hid the basket behind the sofa quickly and went to greet her. Mrs March came in and looked serious at first. She told the girls about a very poor family called the Hummels. The mother lived in one small cold room with seven hungry children. They had no fire, no warm clothes, and almost no food. The oldest boy came to ask for help. Mrs March asked her daughters if they could give their own Christmas breakfast to the poor family as a gift. The sisters looked at the nice food on the table. They were hungry, but none of them said no. Jo said she was glad Mother came back before they started eating. Meg put the bread on a big plate quietly. Beth asked if she could help carry the food. Amy said she wanted to take the cream and muffins, which were her favorite things. They walked out into the snow together. When they arrived at the small cold room, they were shocked. The window was broken, there was no fire, and the whole family was cold and hungry. The children’s eyes opened wide when they saw the food. Mrs Hummel cried with joy and called the March girls “angels”. —Taken from Little Women Chapter 2 选择题 1. Where was Mrs March early on Christmas morning? A. She was sleeping in her bedroom. B. She went out to help the poor Hummel family. C. She was shopping for Christmas food. D. She was working in the kitchen. 2. What did the girls decide to give to the poor family? A. Their Christmas breakfast B. Some money C. New warm clothes D. Interesting storybooks 3. How was the Hummels’ room? A. Warm and bright B. Big and comfortable C. Cold and broken D. Clean and tidy 4. What did Mrs Hummel call the March girls? A. Heroes B. Angels C. Friends D. Stars 5. What can we learn from this story? A. The girls were selfish and only cared about themselves. B. Christmas is a time for giving and helping others. C. The Hummel family was rich and kind. D. Mother was angry with her daughters. 答案与解析 1. B 2. A 3. C 4. B 5. B 第 3 组（Chapter 3 The Laurence Boy） 阅读文章（380 词） One day, Meg shouted from the bottom of the stairs, “Jo! Jo! Where are you?” Jo answered that she was in the attic, her favorite place in the house where she could be alone and read books. Meg told Jo that they had an invitation from Mrs Gardiner to a dance on New Year’s Eve. Jo was not very excited about parties, but Meg was very happy. On New Year’s Eve, Beth and Amy helped Meg and Jo get ready. Meg wore a simple silver dress, and Jo wore a dark red one. Meg borrowed Mother’s pearl pin to make her dress look nicer. Jo just put a small flower on hers. Their mother told them to come home at eleven o’clock and not to eat too much. When they arrived at the party, they felt a little shy at first. Soon some girls talked to Meg, and some boys asked her to dance. Jo stood alone at one side of the room. She did not like talking to girls very much, and she thought it was not polite for a girl to join boys’ talk about sports. She soon felt bored. A boy with red hair started walking towards her, and Jo felt very shy. She looked around and saw a large heavy curtain behind her. She lifted it quickly and slipped behind it. To her great surprise, she found the Laurence boy — Laurie — standing there too. Laurie laughed and told Jo that he was also bored and did not know many people at the party. They began to talk happily and soon forgot their shyness. They talked about Laurie’s travels to foreign countries and felt like old friends. Then Laurie asked Jo to dance and taught her a new German dance. They laughed and had a wonderful time together. —Taken from Little Women Chapter 3 选择题 1. Where was Jo when Meg called her? A. In the kitchen B. In the attic C. In the parlor D. In the bedroom 2. What color dress did Jo wear to the party? A. Silver B. White C. Dark red D. Pink 3. Why did Jo stand alone at the party? A. She had no friends there. B. She felt shy and bored. C. She did not like Meg. D. She was waiting for Laurie. 4. Where did Jo first meet Laurie? A. Behind a curtain at the party B. In the March’s garden C. In the Laurence library D. On the way home 5. What did Laurie do with Jo at the party? A. He gave her a nice present. B. He taught her a new German dance. C. He helped her find Meg. D. He walked home with her. 答案与解析 1. B 2. C 3. B 4. A 5. B Chapter 4 Good Neighbors（368 词） Jo often looked at the big stone mansion next door. It belonged to old Mr Laurence and his grandson, Laurie. The house was very grand, but it always seemed quiet and lonely. One day, Jo saw Laurie standing at an upstairs window. He looked down at the March garden, where Beth and Amy were playing in the snow. His face was very sad. Jo thought, “Poor boy! He is all alone. He needs friends.” A few days later, on a snowy afternoon, Jo saw Mr Laurence get into his carriage and go out. She knew Laurie was alone in the big house. She put on her coat and took a broom and a shovel from the kitchen. She wanted to get Laurie’s attention. When she saw him at the window, she threw a small snowball at the glass. Laurie turned his head at once and smiled. Jo shouted and asked if he was all right. Laurie opened the window and said he had a bad cold and had to stay inside for a week. He told Jo he was very bored. Jo said she could come and visit him if Mother agreed. A few minutes later, Jo rang the doorbell of the mansion. A servant took her upstairs to see Laurie. Jo brought a small blancmange from Meg. She looked around the room and saw many books on the shelves. She said it was a cozy room. Laurie was happy to talk with her. He told Jo that he could hear the March family talking and laughing in their house. He said he hadn’t got a mother, so he liked watching them. Jo felt sorry for him and invited him to visit their home anytime. Laurie was glad to become friends with Jo. —Taken from Little Women Chapter 4 1. Where did Laurie live? A. In a small wooden house B. In a big stone mansion next door C. In the March’s parlor D. In a cold room with no fire 2. Why did Jo think Laurie was poor? A. He had no money. B. He looked lonely and sad. C. He had no warm clothes. D. He had no books. 3. How did Jo get Laurie’s attention? A. She knocked at his door. B. She shouted his name loudly. C. She threw a snowball at his window. D. She sent him a letter. 4. Why did Laurie stay inside for a week? A. He had a bad cold. B. He didn’t like going out. C. His grandfather didn’t allow him. D. He had too much homework. 5. What did Laurie tell Jo? A. He had a lot of friends. B. He didn’t like books. C. He hadn’t got a mother. D. He hated the March family. 答案：1.B 2.B 3.C 4.A 5.C Chapter 5 A Surprise for Beth（356 词） Beth loved music more than anything else. She knew there was a beautiful grand piano in the Laurence mansion, but she was very afraid of old Mr Laurence. She wanted to play the piano very much, but she was too shy to go into his house. When Mr Laurence heard about Beth’s problem, he wanted to help her in a gentle way. One day, Mr Laurence visited Mrs March. He started talking about music. He said that Laurie didn’t play the piano much, and the instrument needed to be played sometimes. He told Mrs March that her daughters could come to practice anytime. He added that he would be in his study and would not disturb them. Beth was sitting quietly in the corner and listened carefully. After Mr Laurence left, Beth went up to her mother and said she was the one who loved music. She said she would like to play the piano but didn’t want to disturb anyone. Mr Laurence smiled and told her she could come whenever she liked. After that, Beth went to play the piano nearly every day. Mr Laurence often opened his study door to listen to her beautiful music, but Beth never knew this. To thank Mr Laurence, Beth decided to make a pair of warm slippers for him. She sent the gift with a short note. A few days later, a beautiful small piano arrived at the March’s house. It was a special present from Mr Laurence to Beth. She was so happy that she went to the mansion at once, hugged the old man, and kissed him. She was not afraid of him anymore, and they became best friends. —Taken from Little Women Chapter 5 1. What was Beth afraid of? A. Playing the piano B. Cold weather C. Old Mr Laurence D. Going out alone 2. Why did Mr Laurence let Beth play his piano? A. He didn’t like music. B. The piano needed to be played. C. He wanted to sell it. D. Beth begged him many times. 3. What did Beth make for Mr Laurence? A. A coat B. Slippers C. A cake D. A card 4. What surprise did Beth get? A. A new coat B. A small piano C. Some books D. A pair of shoes 5. What happened at last? A. Beth was still afraid of Mr Laurence. B. Mr Laurence took the piano back. C. Beth and Mr Laurence became best friends. D. Beth stopped playing the piano. 答案：1.C 2.B 3.B 4.B 5.C Chapter 6 Dreams（372 词） Winter turned to spring, and spring turned to summer. The four March sisters often walked to the top of a small hill near their house. They called it the Delectable Mountain. Under the trees, it was cool, and they could see a wonderful view of the river and the green fields. They often sat there and talked about their dreams for the future. One day, Laurie followed them to the hill. He hid behind a tree until Beth saw him and waved. He joined the girls, and they asked him to tell his favorite dream. Laurie said he wanted to travel around the world and become a famous musician. His grandfather wanted him to go to college and become a businessman, but Laurie didn’t care about money or business. He just wanted to enjoy his life. Then it was the girls’ turn to talk. Meg said she dreamed of a lovely house with nice food, pretty clothes, and beautiful furniture. She also wanted to help people and be a good person. Jo said she wanted to write books and become rich and famous. She wanted to do something important in her life. Beth said her dream was simple. She wanted to stay at home with Father and Mother forever and look after her family. With her little piano, she didn’t want anything else. Amy said she wanted to be an artist. She hoped to go to Rome and paint wonderful pictures and become the best artist in the world. Jo laughed and said they should meet again in ten years to see how many wishes came true. —Taken from Little Women Chapter 6 1. What did the girls call the small hill? A. Green Hill B. Happy Place C. Delectable Mountain D. Dream Top 2. What did Laurie want to be? A. A businessman B. A famous musician C. A teacher D. A doctor 3. What was Jo’s dream? A. To write books and be famous B. To have a big house C. To travel around the world D. To be an artist 4. What was Beth’s dream? A. To go to Rome B. To stay with her family forever C. To be rich D. To help poor people 5. What did Amy want to be? A. A writer B. A musician C. An artist D. A teacher 答案：1.C 2.B 3.A 4.B 5.C Chapter 7 A Telegram（390 词） November was cold, wet, and grey. Meg was in a bad mood and said it was the worst month of the year. She complained that nothing pleasant ever happened to their family. But Beth smiled and said two good things were coming: Mother was walking down the path, and Laurie was crossing the garden. Just then, Hannah came in with a terrible telegram. When Mrs March read it, her face turned white, and she sat down quickly. The telegram said that Mr March was very ill in Washington, and she must come at once. The girls were shocked and started to cry. Laurie helped the family immediately. He sent a telegram back to the hospital and took Mother’s note to Aunt March. Mr Laurence came with food and wine for Mr March. Mr Brooke offered to go to Washington with Mrs March to look after her on the long journey. Jo loved her father so much that she did something surprising. She cut off her long, beautiful hair and sold it for twenty-five dollars. She gave all the money to her mother to help Father. Everyone was surprised and proud of Jo. That night, Beth played Father’s favorite hymn before they went to bed. Everyone cried, but they tried to stay brave for Mother and Father. Mrs March prepared to leave at once. She told Meg to look after the sisters, Jo to be cheerful and write often, and Beth and Amy to help with the housework. She hugged each daughter and got into the carriage. The girls waved until it disappeared around the corner. —Taken from Little Women Chapter 7 1. Why was Meg unhappy in November? A. It was cold, wet, and grey. B. She had no new clothes. C. She couldn’t go to parties. D. She was ill. 2. What did the telegram say? A. Father was coming home. B. Father was very ill in Washington. C. The war was over. D. Aunt March was coming to visit. 3. Who offered to go to Washington with Mrs March? A. Laurie B. Mr Laurence C. Mr Brooke D. Hannah 4. What did Jo do to get money for Father? A. She worked day and night. B. She sold her long hair. C. She borrowed from Aunt March. D. She sold her books. 5. How much money did Jo get? A. 20 dollars B. 25 dollars C. 30 dollars D. 35 dollars 答案：1.A 2.B 3.C 4.B 5.B Chapter 8 Without Mother（386 词） The next day was cold and grey. Mrs March was pale and tired as she prepared to leave for Washington to look after Father. She kissed her four daughters one by one and told them to keep busy and never lose hope. She asked Meg to look after her sisters, Jo to be patient and cheerful, Beth and Amy to help with housework and be obedient. Then Mrs March got into the carriage with Mr Brooke and drove away. The house felt very empty without her. The girls decided to live by their motto: “Hope and keep busy.” Meg went to teach the King children every day. Jo went to look after Aunt March. Beth and Amy helped Hannah with the housework. Every day, they got a letter from Mr Brooke with news about Father. He was dangerously ill but slowly getting better. After about a week, Jo caught a bad cold and had to stay at home. Amy got bored with housework and started drawing again. Only Beth kept doing all the housework and never complained. Every day, she took food to the poor Hummel family. One day, Beth had a headache and felt tired. She asked Meg to go to the Hummels’ house, but Meg wanted to finish a letter to Mother. Beth decided to go alone. She put on her cloak, filled her basket with food, and went out into the cold. When she came back, she looked very worried. She told Jo that the Hummel’s baby died of scarlet fever. The doctor told Beth to go home and take medicine at once. Jo was frightened and told Hannah. They soon found that Beth had caught scarlet fever too. —Taken from Little Women Chapter 8 1. What was the girls’ motto when Mother was away? A. Work and play B. Hope and keep busy C. Love and smile D. Study and rest 2. What did Meg do every day? A. She taught the King children. B. She looked after Aunt March. C. She cooked for the family. D. She wrote stories. 3. Who took food to the Hummel family every day? A. Jo B. Meg C. Beth D. Amy 4. Why did Beth look worried when she came back? A. She lost her basket. B. The Hummel’s baby died. C. She lost her way. D. It was too cold. 5. What happened to Beth at last? A. She had a bad cold. B. She had a headache. C. She caught scarlet fever. D. She was very happy. 答案：1.B 2.A 3.C 4.B 5.C Chapter 9 Dark Days（392 词） Beth was very ill with scarlet fever. She was worse than Hannah or the doctor expected. Hannah was an excellent nurse and looked after Beth day and night with Jo’s help. Meg wanted to write to Mother and ask her to come home, but Hannah told her not to worry Mrs March yet. Later, a letter came from Washington. Father was ill again, so Mother had to stay and look after him. She could not come home. The days were dark and quiet. Nobody laughed or sang. All the neighbors heard about Beth and sent kind wishes and nice things for her. Even Mr Laurence locked the grand piano because no one came to play it. On December 1st, it snowed hard. The doctor looked at Beth carefully and told Hannah to send for Mrs March at once. Jo was very scared. She ran out into the snowstorm to send a telegram. But Laurie told Jo that he already sent a telegram to Mother the day before. She was already on her way home. Jo was so grateful that she hugged Laurie. That night, everyone waited anxiously. The doctor said Beth’s condition would change for better or worse at midnight. Just after midnight, Laurie went to the station to meet Mrs March. At about two o’clock in the morning, Beth started breathing easily. She was sleeping peacefully. Hannah smiled and said she was going to get better. When Mrs March arrived home early the next morning, she went straight to Beth’s room. Beth opened her eyes and saw her mother’s face. She smiled weakly. —Taken from Little Women Chapter 9 1. Who looked after Beth when she was ill? A. Only Jo B. Hannah and Jo C. Meg and Amy D. The neighbors 2. Why couldn’t Mother come home at first? A. The weather was too bad. B. Father was ill again. C. She had no money. D. She was busy working. 3. What did the doctor tell Hannah to do? A. Give Beth more medicine. B. Send for Mrs March at once. C. Move Beth to a warm room. D. Call the neighbors for help. 4. Who already sent a telegram to Mother? A. Jo B. Meg C. Laurie D. Mr Laurence 5. What happened at midnight? A. Beth started breathing easily. B. Mother arrived home. C. The doctor came again. D. It stopped snowing. 答案：1.B 2.B 3.B 4.C 5.A Chapter 10 A Lost Glove（378 词） Beth got better day by day. Mrs March stayed by her side all the time. One evening, Jo looked worried and came to talk to Mother in private. She told Mrs March about a lost glove. The previous summer, Meg left a pair of gloves at the Laurence’s house. Laurie sent back only one glove and said Mr Brooke might have the other one. Laurie told Jo that Mr Brooke liked Meg very much. Mrs March asked if Meg liked Mr Brooke. Jo said she didn’t know. In love stories, girls became nervous and thin, but Meg ate and slept well. Mrs March smiled and told Jo that Mr Brooke was a kind and excellent young man. She called him “John” when she was in the hospital. He loved Meg and wanted to marry her one day, but he wanted to get permission from Mr and Mrs March first. Jo was shocked. She didn’t want Meg to leave the family. Mrs March told Jo that it was natural for children to grow up and leave home. But Meg was only seventeen, and Mr Brooke had no money or house. They agreed that Meg should wait until she was twenty. Mrs March said a good heart was more important than money. Meg should marry a man who loved her and was kind, not a rich man. Just then, Meg came into the room with a letter to Father. Mrs March told Meg to send her love to John. Meg smiled and felt happy. She was ready to fall in love with Mr Brooke. —Taken from Little Women Chapter 10 1. What did Jo talk to Mother about? A. Beth’s illness B. Meg and Mr Brooke C. Laurie’s trouble D. Father’s health 2. Where did Meg lose her glove? A. At the party B. At the Hummels’ house C. At the Laurence’s house D. At school 3. What did Mrs March call Mr Brooke? A. Mr Brooke B. John C. Laurie D. Father 4. How old was Meg at that time? A. Sixteen B. Seventeen C. Eighteen D. Twenty 5. What was more important in Mrs March’s eyes? A. Money B. A good heart C. A big house D. Fine clothes 答案：1.B 2.C 3.B 4.B 5.B Chapter 11 Laurie’s Letters（369 词） Jo kept the secret about Meg and Mr Brooke, but Laurie noticed something was wrong. He was angry when Jo refused to tell him. One day, Meg received a love letter. She was very frightened and angry. She thought Jo and Laurie sent it to play a trick on her. But Mr Brooke sent a note saying he did not write the love letter. Jo soon realized that Laurie wrote the letter because he was angry and wanted to find out the secret. Mrs March was very serious. She asked Jo to bring Laurie to the parlor. Mrs March talked to Laurie alone. She told him that playing tricks on others was not right, especially about love. Laurie felt very sorry. He apologized to Meg and promised not to tell Mr Brooke about the letter. Meg accepted his apology, and they became friends again. Meg was nervous and quiet for a few days. She didn’t know if she loved Mr Brooke. When Mother asked, she said she was too young to think about marriage. She wanted Mr Brooke to be her friend first. Everyone waited for Father to come home and decide what to do. —Taken from Little Women Chapter 11 1. Why was Laurie angry with Jo? A. Jo didn’t play with him. B. Jo refused to tell her secret. C. Jo lost his book. D. Jo said he was selfish. 2. Who wrote the love letter to Meg? A. Mr Brooke B. Jo C. Laurie D. Father 3. How did Meg feel when she got the letter? A. Happy and excited B. Frightened and angry C. Tired and sad D. Shy and quiet 4. What did Laurie do at last? A. He ran away. B. He apologized to Meg. C. He wrote another letter. D. He left the town. 5. What did Meg say about marriage? A. She wanted to marry at once. B. She was too young to think about it. C. She hated Mr Brooke. D. She refused to talk about it. 答案：1.B 2.C 3.B 4.B 5.B Chapter 12 A Special Christmas Present（385 词） Christmas came, and the weather was sunny and bright. Beth was much better but still weak and thin. Jo and Laurie went to the garden and made a funny snowman for her. They put flowers and fruit in its hand. Beth laughed when she saw it. Everyone was cheerful. Suddenly, Laurie came back with a big smile. He said he had another Christmas present. Behind the door, a tall man walked in. It was Mr March—their father had come home! The girls shouted with joy. They ran to their father and hugged him again and again. Mrs March smiled with tears in her eyes. It was the happiest Christmas they ever had. Mr Laurence, Mr Brooke, and Laurie had dinner with the March family. They ate a fat turkey, plum pudding, and jelly. After dinner, they sang songs and told old stories. Mr March looked at his four daughters with pride. He praised each girl. Meg’s hands were rough from hard work, but they were more beautiful than before. Jo had changed from a wild boy into a strong, kind woman. Beth was gentle and good, and he nearly lost her. Amy was kinder and less selfish than before. He said he was proud of all his wonderful little women. —Taken from Little Women Chapter 12 1. What was the weather like on Christmas Day? A. Cold and snowy B. Sunny and bright C. Rainy and wet D. Cloudy and grey 2. Who made a snowman for Beth? A. Meg and Amy B. Jo and Laurie C. Mrs March D. Mr Laurence 3. What was the best Christmas present? A. A new piano B. Delicious food C. Father coming home D. Beautiful flowers 4. Who had dinner with the family? A. Only the family B. Aunt March C. Mr Laurence, Laurie and Mr Brooke D. The Hummels 5. How did Mr March feel about his daughters? A. He was angry. B. He was worried. C. He was proud. D. He was sad. 答案：1.B 2.B 3.C 4.C 5.C Chapter 13 A Visit from Aunt March（398 词） The next day, Mr March and Beth rested in the parlor. Everyone was happy, but Meg was quiet and nervous when someone mentioned Mr Brooke. Jo asked Meg what she would say if Mr Brooke asked her to marry him. Meg said she agreed with Father—she was too young and wanted to be friends first. Just then, the doorbell rang. Mr Brooke came to get his umbrella. Meg and Mr Brooke talked alone. He told her he loved her very much and could wait for her. Meg felt confused but happy. Suddenly, Aunt March arrived. She saw Mr Brooke and was very angry. She had heard about their love and did not approve. She told Meg not to marry Mr Brooke because he was poor and had no money. She said she would not give Meg any money if she married him. Meg became brave and stood up for herself. She said she didn’t want Aunt March’s money. John was a good, hard-working man, and her parents liked and respected him. She was not afraid of being poor because she was already poor and happy. She realized she truly loved John. Aunt March was shocked and left angrily. Mr Brooke came out of the study and thanked Meg for defending him. They agreed to wait and get married in three years. Mr and Mrs March agreed to their plan. Everyone was happy except Jo, who was sad to lose her best sister. But soon Jo smiled because she saw how happy Meg was. —Taken from Little Women Chapter 13 1. Why was Meg nervous? A. She was ill. B. Someone mentioned Mr Brooke. C. Father was strict. D. She had no new dress. 2. Why did Mr Brooke come to the house? A. To ask Meg to marry him. B. To get his umbrella. C. To see Father. D. To have dinner. 3. Why was Aunt March angry? A. She didn’t like Meg. B. She thought Mr Brooke was poor. C. The house was untidy. D. No one welcomed her. 4. What did Meg say to Aunt March? A. She would not marry John. B. She wanted Aunt March’s money. C. She loved John and was not afraid of being poor. D. She was sorry. 5. How long would Meg and John wait to get married? A. One year B. Two years C. Three years D. Five years 答案：1.B 2.B 3.B 4.C 5.C 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $