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Wendy’sGreatCatch

Ithadbeenrainingfordays,andtheBearsweretiredof1_stuckinside.Finally,thesuncameout,soMom2_goingonapicnic.

“PleasecanAlvincomealong?

”askedBertie,“he’sagoodfriend.”

“Yes,”answeredDad.“I’llcallhismomandaskifit’sokay.”

WhenAlvinarrived,theBearsloadedthecarandheaded3_theirfavoritepicnicarea.Ontheway,theystoppedtobuysomejuice.

“Ilikemangojuice,”saidBertie.“Ilikeapplejuice,”saidWendy.

“I’llgetboth,”saidMom,andsoontheywereontheirwayagain.

Afterawhile,theycametoapolicecarandabig“STOP”sign.

“Theroadisstill4_andslipperyforthenexteightmiles,”saidthepoliceofficer.“Pleasedriveslowlysoyoudon’thaveanaccident.”

Daddrovevery5_tothepicnicarea.Whentheyarrived,BertieandAlvinwenttoplayball.MomandDadgotthepicnicready,andWendyranaftertheboysandaskedwhethershecouldplay,too.

“Youaretoolittle,”saidBertie.

“I’mgoodat6_,”statedWendy,hopingtoplay.

“Proveit!

”saidAlvinmeanly.

AlvinthrewtheballoverWendy’shead,andBertiecaughtit.

“Thatwasn’tnice!

”saidWendyangrilytoAlvin.

DadsawWendylookingglumandcalledhertocomeandeat.

Wendystillwantedtoplay,butshealreadyknewtheanswer.ShesilentlyatewithMomandDadwhiletheboyscontinuedplaying.Itwas7_beingayoungersister.

“Comeandgetahamsandwich,boys,”calledMom.

Atthatmoment,BertiethrewtheballtoAlvin,butAlvin8_it.Theballwasflyingstraightforthelunch!

“Lookout!

”criedBertieasWendyleapedupandcaughttheball.

“YousavedourlunchWendy!

”saidDad.“Thatwasgreattiming!

”

“Fantasticcatch!

”calledAlvin.

“ItoldyouIwasagood9_,”Wendycalledbackproudly.

BertiegrinnedatAlvinandsaid,“Wendyis10_thanyou!

”

AlvinandBertiesatdowntoeatsomehamsandwiches.

“Afterlunch,let’splayballagain,”suggestedAlvin.

“OnlyifWendycanplay,too,”smiledBertie.“It’sadeal!

”saidWendyhappily.

1.A.beingB.beC.tobeD.been

2.A.talkedB.saidC.advisedD.suggested

3.A.toB.forC.onD.in

4.A.badB.goodC.wetD.dry

5.A.slowB.slowlyC.fastD.careful

6.A.catchingB.throwC.throwingD.catch

7.A.hardB.goodC.easyD.bad

8.A.failedB.caughtC.missedD.got

9.A.personB.playerC.throwerD.catcher

10.A.shorterB.tallerC.goodD.better

TheSurprisebytheStream

WhenRaccoonwentoutside,hesawthatitwasasunnyday.“I’llinvitemyfriendSkunktoapicnicbythestreaminthewoods,”hesaid.“Hewillnotguessthe__1__isfromme.Itwillbesuchasurprise.”

Raccoonmadeaninvitation.Hewrote,“Cometothestreaminthewoodsatthreeo’clocktoday.Youwillfindasurprise!

”

Skunklookedoutsideandsawthatitwasasunnyday.“I’llinvitemyfriendRaccoontoapicnicbythestreaminthewoods,”hesaid.“Hewillnotguesstheinvitationisfromme.Itwillbesuchasurprise.”

SkunkmadeaninvitationforRaccoon.Hewrote,“Cometothestreaminthewoodsatthreeo’clocktoday.Youwillfindasurprise.”

RaccoonputSkunk’sinvitationintoanenvelope.Heran__2__thehilltoSkunk’shouseandslidtheinvitationgentlyunderSkunk’sdoor.ThenRaccoonquicklyranhomethroughthemeadow.

SkunkputRaccoon’sinvitationintohispocket.Hehurried__3___themeadowtoRaccoon’shouseandslidtheinvitationcarefullyunderRaccoon’sdoor.ThenSkunkhurriedhomeoverthehill.

WhenSkunkgothome,hereadhisinvitation.“Icannotgo,”hesaid.“IamgoingtosurpriseRaccoonbythestreamtoday.”Hewasalittledisappointed.

WhenRaccoongothome,hereadhisinvitation.“Icannotgo,”hesaid.“IamgoingtosurpriseSkunkbythestreamtoday.”Hewasdisappointed__4___.

RaccoongotreadytosurpriseSkunk.Heputsomefruitandvegetablesinabasket.Hecoveredeverythingwithabigclothandthen__5____throughthewoodstothestream.Raccoonputtheclothontheground,setoutthefruitandvegetables,andwaitedforSkunktoarrive.

SkunkgotreadytosurpriseRaccoon.Heputsandwichesandjuiceinabasket.Hecoveredeverythingwithabigclothandthensetoffthroughthewoodstothestream.Skunkputtheclothontheground,setoutthesandwichesandjuice,andwaitedforRaccoontoarrive.

Suddenly,inthedistance,RaccoonandSkunk__6___eachother.

“Surprise!

”theyshoutedacrossthestream.Thenthey__7___laughed.

Raccoonput__8____backintohisbasketand__9___thestreamtomeetSkunk.

“Wewillhavetosurpriseeachotheragain,”theychuckledastheyenjoyedtheirpicnictogether.

1.A.invitationB.meetingC.letterD.word

2.A.inB.toC.overD.up

3.A.overB.throughC.acrossD.past

4.A.butB.andC.alsoD.too

5.A.setoutB.setoff

C.setaboutD.setfor

6.A.heardB.sawC.spottedD.noticed

7.A.areB.twoC.allD.both

8.A.everythingB.nothingC.somethingD.anything

9.A.wentB.returnedC.crossedD.came

Ella__1_hervacationonthefarmwherehercousinGracelived.GracehadaponycalledToffee.HewascalledToffeebecausehis__2__wasthecoloroftoffeecandy.HisearstwitchedhappilywhenheateanapplesfromElla’shand.

Everyday,GraceandEllabrushedToffee’s_3___together.Theyfedhimspecialfood,likeoatsandbeets.They_4___extraspecialcareofToffee.

WhenEllareturnedhome,shemissedToffeeverymuch.“CanIhaveapony?

”Ellaaskedherparents.

“Wecan’tkeepaponyinourapartment,”Dadsaid.“Aponyneedslotsof_5___.”

“Aponyhastoruneveryday,anditneedsfreshairandsunshine,”saidMom.

Ellawas_6___thatshecouldn’thaveapony.

AtbreakfastEllasaid,“Ifwemovedtothecountry,Icouldhaveapony!

”

“HowwouldIgettoworkontime?

”Momasked.

“Howaboutfindingapetthatwill_7___inourapartment?

”Dadasked.

Ellaknewherparentswereright.Shewasexcitedaboutchoosingapet.

ThenextSaturdaymorning,Ellaasked,“Canwegotothepetstoretoday?

”

“Ofcoursewecan,”saidMomandDad.

Thatafternoon,theytookthebustothebiggestpetstoreintown.

“Whatadorablepuppies!

”saidElla.

“Ourapartmentistoo__8__foradog,”saidMomfirmly.

Therewereahundreddifferentkindsofpets.Ellalookedatkittens,frogs,turtles,birds,goldfish,rabbits,andevenmice!

ThereweresomanyanimalsthatElladidn’tknowwhichpettochoose.Sheneededasmallpet,butwhichanimalwouldbebest?

Itwashardtodecide.

Thebirdswereallchirpingandsquawking.Overthenoise,sheheardashortsong.Whichbirdwassinging?

ThenEllaspiedabrightyellowcanary.Hestartedhissongagain,andEllathoughhewassingingjustforher.Itwasthemostbeautifulsoundshehadeverheard.Finally,Ellaknewwhichpetshewanted.

Ella_9___thecanaryhomeinanewcage,andtheotherchildrenonthebusstared.Ellawaspleasedwithherpet.

“I’mgoingtocallhimSunnybecausehe’syellowlikethe_10___,”saidEllahappily.

Athome,DadhungSunny’scageupinthelivingroom.Sunnysangloudly.

“Listentohimsing!

”saidMom.“IthinkSunnywillfitinjustfine!

”saidElla.

1.A.likedB.tookC.spentD.had

2.A.eyesB.hairC.noseD.ear

3.A.capB.shirtC.skirtD.coat

4.A.tookB.lookedC.sawD.had

5.A.seatsB.roomsC.spaceD.time

6.A.excitedB.happyC.angryD.sad

7.A.fitB.likeC.liveD.have

8.A.bigB.smallC.niceD.good

9.A.hadB.tookC.broughtD.carried

10.A.hairB.starC.sunD.moon

Lastweekend,Iwenttothepetstorewithmydadtogetmynewpethamster.I__1__amalehamsterthatlookedbrightandactive.Hewasrunningaroundhiscage.Hehadbrownandwhitefurandapinknose.

Hamstersarerodentslikemice,squirrels,andgophers.Therearemanykindsandcolorsofhamsters.

Hamsters_2__terrificpets.Theyaresmall,andtheyarefuntowatch.

WhereDoesMyHamsterLive?

Ikeepmyhamsterinaspecialwirecage.Thebarsofthecageareclosetogethersothathecan’t__3___throughthem.Hamsterscanusethebarsintheircagesforclimbing.

Onthefloorofthecage,Iputadeeplayerofspecialwoodshavings.Iboughtthematthepetstore.Hamstersliketoburrow,sotheshavingsneedtobe_4__enoughforthemtodiginto.

WhatDoesMyHamsterEat?

Myhamstereatsmostlyseeds.Healsolikestonibbleonfreshfruitandvegetables.Hamstersneedfreshwatertodrink.Myhamsterhasaspecialbottleforhiswater.Hecandrinkfromit_5___hewants.

Sugarisnotgoodformyhamster.Toomuchsugarcanmakeahamstersick.Myhamstereatshealthyfood.

WhatDoesMyHamsterNeed?

Myhamsterneedsanestingboxinhiscage,fullofsoft,cleantissue.Whenhewantstosleep,hegoesintothebox.Heneeds_6___,sohehasawheelherunsinjustlikeIhaveabicycle.Herunsalot.

WhatDoIDoforMyHamster?

Everyweek,Icleanoutmyhamster’scageandfillit_7___freshwoodshavings.Iwashoutthewaterbottleeveryweekalso.

Everymonth,Icleanoutmyhamster’snestingbox.Itakeoldpiecesoffoodoutoftheboxandputfreshtissuesinside.

WhatDoIDowithMyHamster?

WhenIpickupmyhamster,Icuphiminthepalmofmyhand.Iholdmyotherhandgentlyoverhisbacksothathecannotjumpawayandhurt__8___byfalling.

IsitdownwhenIholdmyhamster.Iholdhiminmyhandsoronmylap.

Myhamsterlikesmetotalkquietlytohim.SometimesIfeedhimlittle__9__.Heisagreatpet!

11.A.choseB.tookC.chooseD.had

12.A.likedB.makeC.haveD.had

13.A.singB.runC.escapeD.walk

14.A.wideB.largeC.longD.deep

15.A.whereverB.onceC.whenD.whenever

16.A.restB.foodC.exerciseD.water

17.A.inB.withC.onD.into

18.A.himselfB.himC.themselvesD.it

19.A.foodB.wate