113 普高英文 B2U6 課文問答

Paragraph 1:

 What was NOT part of the narrator’s mother’s nightly routine?

• Leaning down toward the narrator.

• Pushing the narrator’s hair out of the way.

• Cooking fried chicken for the narrator.

• Kiss the narrator on her forehead.

Paragraph 2-3:

In paragraph 3, the narrator says, “Sometimes, the incident seemed very close . . .” What does “the incident” refer to?

• That the narrator forgets when her mother’s nightly routine started to annoy her.

• That the narrator roared at her mother because she was annoyed.

• That the narrator’s mother’s hands were too rough for her skin.

• That the narrator’s mother forgot to tuck her in the other day.

Paragraph 2-3:

Why did the speaker "roar" at the mother one night?

• Because the mother forgot to say "good night" to the speaker.

• Because the speaker thought the mother's hands felt rough.

• Because the speaker was angry that the mother woke them up.

• Because the mother was talking too loudly in the room.

Paragraph 4:

According to the passage, what can we infer from the narrator?

• She is in her thirties.

• She has a son and a daughter.

• Her stomach is sometimes upset.

• She only eats ice cream on summer days.

Paragraph 4:

According to the text, what do the mother's hands do for the family now?

• They are still too rough for the speaker to feel comfortable.

• They only serve ice cream and never do any other work.

• They help with medicine and cook delicious food for the family.

• They belong to a young girl who is learning how to cook chicken.

Paragraph 5-7:

Which of the following is true?

• The narrator’s father is no longer by her mother’s side.

• The narrator’s mother never touched her again.

• The narrator got angry when her mother got close to her again.

• The narrator’s children are still little and live with her.

Paragraph 5-7:
What surprised the narrator?

• Her children are grown and gone.

• Her mother got angry at her.

• Her mother had forgotten an incident in the past.

• Her mother remembers her complaints.

Paragraph 7-8:
How did the speaker feel when falling asleep that night?

• The speaker felt thankful for the mother and no longer felt guilty.

• The speaker felt very bad because the mother was nowhere to be found.

• The speaker felt so much guilt that it was impossible to fall asleep.

• The speaker was angry because the mother's hands were too gentle.