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Terrific,"
thedirectorsaid,steppinguptothestagefromtheaisle(过道).“Except,couldyoukidsfacetheaudienceabitmore?
Thekidsshiftedtofacetheemptyseats,whichwouldbefilledinafewdaysforthechurchplay."
Perfect,"
thedirectorsaid."
Now,Grandma,readtoyourgrandchildren."
Apangofsadnesshitme.IfonlyIcouldreadtomyrealgrandchildren!
Ihadagranddaughter,butI'
dnevermether.Sixteenyearsearliermysonwasinvolvedinarelationshipthatendedbadly.Butoutofitcameablessing:
ababygirlnamedLena.Ihopedtobeagrandmothertoher--butshortlyafterthebirth,themothermovedwithoutanyaddressleft.Overtheyears,Iaskedaroundtowntotryandfindmyson'
sex-wife,butitseemedthatshedidn'
twanttobefound.
I'
djustjoinedthisnewchurchaweekearlier,andwasatonceofferedthepartofGrandmaintheplay.AtleastnowIcouldpretendtobeagrandma.Therehearsalswentwell,andfinallythedayoftheshowarrived.Theperformancewasgreat."
Youalllookedsonaturalupthere,"
oneofmyfriendssaid.
Afterward,wewenttothechurchbasementforrefreshments.Iwalkedovertooneofthegirlsintheplay.Rehearsalshadbeeninsuchahurrythatweneverreallygottotalk."
How'
smygranddaughter?
Ijoked.
Fine!
sheanswered.Justthen,someoneelsewalkedupandaskedthegirlhername.
Iwasn'
tsureIheardthegirl'
sanswercorrectly.Butitmademeaskheranotherquestion."
What'
syourmother'
sname?
Shetoldme.Iwasstillinshock."
Andwhat'
syourfather'
Iasked.Itwasmyson.
She'
donlystartedgoingtothatchurchaweekbeforeIdid.Sincethatdayoftheplay,we'
vestayedclose.Notlongago,sheevenmademeagreatgrandma.
1.Whatwastheauthordoingatthebeginningofthestory?
A.TellingastoryB.Playingagame.
C.Preparingforaplay.
D.Actinginamovie.
2.Whydidtheauthorfeel"
apangofsadness"
atthewordsofthedirector?
A.Thedirector'
swordsremindedherofherlostgranddaughter.
B.Thedirector'
swordshurtherbadly.
C.Shewishedthatshehadarealgrandchild.
D.Thedirectorwasn'
tcontentwithherperformance.
3.Whathappenedinthechurchbasementaftertheplay?
A.TheauthorplayedajokeonLena.
B.Lenatreatedtheauthorasafriend.
C.TheauthorgottoknowwhoLenawas.
D.Lenamistooktheauthorforhergrandmother.
4.Wecaninferthatwhenwritingthestory,theauthorfelt______.
A.light-hearted
B.heartbroken
C.confused
D.anxious
B
Theabilityoffallingcatstorightthemselvesinmidairandlandontheirfeethasbeenasourceofwonderforages.Biologistslongregardeditasanexampleofadaptationbynaturalselection,butforphysicistsitborderedonthemiraculous.Newton'
slawsofmotionassumethatthetotalamountofspin(旋转)ofabodycannotchangeunlessanexternalforcespeedsituporslowsitdown.Ifacathasnospinwhenitisreleasedandexperiencesnoexternalforce,itoughtnottobeabletotwist(转动)aroundasitfalls.
Infact,therightingofafallingcatissimilartoamagician'
strick.Themovementsofthecatinmidairaretoofastforthehumaneyetofollow,sotheprocessishardtounderstand.Eithertheeyemustbespeededup,
or
thecat'
sfallsloweddownforthephenomenontobeobserved.Acenturyagotheformerwasrealizedbymeansofhigh-speedphotographyusingequipmentnowavailableinanydrugstore.Butinthenineteenthcenturythecaptureonfilmofafallingcatledtoascientificexperiment.
Theexperimentwasdescribedinapaperpresentedtothe
Paris
Academy
in1894.Twoseriesoftwentyphotographseach,onefromthesideandonefrombehind,showawhitecatintheactofrightingitself.Grainythoughtheyare,thephotosshowthatthecatwasdroppedupsidedown,withnospin,andstilllandedonitsfeet.Carefulanalysisofthephotosrevealsthesecret.Asthecat
rotates
thefrontofitsbodyclockwise,thebackandtailtwist(扭转)counterclockwise,sothatthetotalspinremainszero,inperfectaccordwith
Newton'
slaws.Halfwaydown,thecatpullsinitslegsbeforechangingitstwistintheoppositewayandthenextendsthemagain,withthedesiredendresult.Theexplanationwasthatwhilenobodycanacquirespinwithoutforce,aflexibleonecanreadilychangeitsdirection.Catsknowthisnaturally,butscientistscouldnotbesurehowithappeneduntiltheyincreasedthespeedoftheirviewsathousandtimesasmuch.
5.Whatdoesthepassagemainlydiscuss?
A.
Theexplanationofaninterestingphenomenon
B.Miraclesinmodernscience
C.Theprocessinscientif