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体验英语阅读体验英语阅读51.LittleChimpandBabyChimp“WhereisMotherChimp?

”saidlittlechimp.“Icantfindher.”Bigchimpsaid,“MotherChimphasgoneintotheforest.Youcanstayhereandplaywithyourfriends.”Littlechimpplayedwithhisfriends.Theyplayedinthetrees.Theygotsomefoodtoeat.ThenlittlechimplookedforMotherchimpagain.“Oh,whereisshe?

”hesaid.“Look!

”saidbigchimp.“Hereshecomes!

”Littlechimprantoseehismother.Thenhesawababychimp!

”AllthechimpscametoseeMotherchimp,Theypattedherbaby.Littlechimpsatdownbyhismother.“Icanhelpyoulookafterbabychimp,”hesaid,andhepattedthebaby,too.Thesunwentdown.Allthechimpswentupintothetrees.Theymadebedstosleepinupinthetrees.Littlechimpsaid“Iambigmow.Icanmakeabedformyselfupinthistree,”Motherchimpmadeherbedbylittlechimp,babychimpwenttosleepwithher.Littlechimpwenttosleepinhisnewbed,upinthetree.2.TheHouseontheHillOnedaythewhitesheepsaid“Myhouseisveryold.Itisnogood.Iwillgetsomewoodandmakeanewhouseuponthehill.Butwhowillhelpme?

”“Icanhelp.”Saidthegreyrabbit.“Noyoucant”saidthewhitesheep.“Youaretoolittle.”“Imnottoolittle,”saidthegreyrabbit.“Icandigtheholesforthehouse.”“Icanhelp,”saidthebrownduck.“Noyoucant”saidthewhitesheep.“youaretoolittle.”“Imnottoolittle,”saidthebrownduck.“Icangetsomemudforthewalls.”“Icanhelp.”saidtheredhen.“Noyoucant.”saidthewhitesheep.“Youaretoolittle.”“Imnottoolittle,”saidtheredhen.“Icanflyupandmaketheroof.”Thegreyrabbitdugtheholes.ThewhitesheepmadethewallsThebrownduckgotthemud.Theredhenmadetheroof.“Wehavemadeaverygoodhouse,”theysaid.“Yes”saidthesheep.“Thankyouforhelpingme.”Thentheyallwentinsidethenewhouseonthehill3.TheSwanFamilyMotherSwanmadeanestdownbythewater.FatherSwangotsomesticksandgrassforherThenestgotbiggerandbiggerandbigger.MotherSwansatdownonherverybignesttolayhereggs.FatherSwanwentdowntotheriver.buthedidnotswimaway.MotherSwansatonhersixwhiteeggsforweeksThensixbabyswanscameoutoftheeggs.TheyallstayedinthenestwithMotherSwanfortwodays.FatherSwanrantohelpMotherSwanandthesixbabies.FatherSwanlookedverybigwithhiswingsout.Heranattheboy.Theboyranawayfromtheswansnest.Heranveryfast.ThenMotherSwanandthesixlittlebabieswalkeddowntotheriver.Theyallwentintothewater.AndthebabiesclimbeduponMotherSwanandFatherSwantohavearide.4.RabbitsEarsEmmasaid,“Lookatmybigears,Gran!

Imarabbitintheschoolplay.”“andImafox.”saidMatthew.MumandGransatdown,.Theylookedupatthestag.Therabbitscameonandsaid,“Wearelittlerabbits,Comingouttoplay.Thefoxeswillnotgetus,wecanjumpaway.”Therabbitsjumpedupanddown,therabbitsearswentupanddown,upanddown.“Oh,no!

”saidMum.“LookatEmmasears!

”Emmasearswentdownontohernose,thentheycameoff.Emmahadtogoonjumpingwiththerabbits,theyjumpedtotherabbithole,butEmmahadnoears.Matthewcameontothestagewiththefoxes,theysaid,“Wearethefoxes,One,two,three,LookingforsomerabbitsWherecantheybe?

”ThenMatthewlookeddown.HesawEmmasears.MatthewrantotherabbitsholewithEmmasears.Therabbitsandthefoxescamebackontothestage,emmahadherearson.“NowIlooklikearabbitagain,”saidEmma,“saidEmma,“Thanks,Matthew.”5.NewGlassesforMax“Grandad,”saidMax.“Icantseethewordsinmybook.”“Iwilltakeyoutotheeyedoctor.”saidGrandad.TheeyedoctorlookedintoMaxseyes.“Iwillhavesomeglassesmadeforyou.”shesaid.“Theywillbereadynextweek.”Thenextweek,Maxwenttogethisnewglasses.Heputthemon.“Icanreadmybook,now.”hesaid.“Youcantakeyourglassestoschoolinthislittlecase.”smiledGrandad.Oneday,Grandadsaid,“Whereareyourglasses,Max?

Youcantreadyourbookswithoutyourglasses.”“Imnotgoingtotakethemtoschoolanymore.”saidMax.“Aboyalwayslaughsatme.”“Comeoverhere,Max.”saidGrandad.“andlookinthisoldphotobook.”“Thatisaphotoofmydad.”saidMax.“Yes,”saidGrandad.“Inthisphotohewassixlikeyou.”“Yourdadhadglasses,too.”saidGrandad.“Youlooklikehim,Max.”“Mydadhasgothisglassesoninallthephotos,”saidMax.“Yes,”saidGrandad.”Helikedthem.”Maxwentovertohistoybox.“Ihidmyglassesinhere,”hesaid.“Idontcareifthatboylaughsatme.”“Jakeisyourbestfriend,”saidGrandad,“andhedoesnotlaughatyou.”Maxputhisglasseson.Maxlookedinthemirror.“Idolooklikemydad.”hesaid.6.TheRocketShipEmmaandMatthewlovedstayingwiththeirGranandGrandad.Theyhadanoldhousewithlotsofroomstoplayin.Butbestofall,GranandGrandadhadabigtreeintheirgarden.Onemorning,Matthewlookedoutthewindow.“Itswindyagain,”hesaidtoEmma,“andwecantgooutandclimbthetree.”“Itsraining,too,”saidEmma.“Wewillhavetoplayinsidetoday.”Thatnight,thewindblewveryhard.EmmacalledouttoMatthew.“Matthew,”shesaid.“Imscared!

”GranandGrandadcameintoseethem.“Itsaverywindynight,”saidGrandad.“Trytogotosleep.”Then“Thebigtreehadfallenover!

”saidGran.“Oh,no!

”saidMatthew.“Nowwewonthaveatreetoclimb.”“Weatreluckythatitdidnithitthehouse,”saidGrandad.Grangavethemahug.“Gotosleep,”shesaid.“Thewindwillstopblowingsoon.Wewillhaveagoddlookatthetreeinthemorning.”Thenextmorning,theyallwentouttolookatthetree.“Oh,dear,”saidGrandad.“Itwasthebesttreeever,”saidEmma.“Wecouldclimbintothebranchesandhidethere.Noonecouldseeus.”“AndnowIwillhavetocutitupforfirewood,”saidGrandad.“Pleasedontcutitup,Grandad,”criedMatthew.“Wecouldstillplayonit.”“Yes,”saidEmma.“Itcouldbeourrocketship.”“Wecouldflyallovertheplaceinit.”saidMatthew.“Comeon,Emma.”MatthewandEmmaracedovertothetreeandclimbedup.“Imthecaptain,”saidEmma.“Areyoureadyfortake-off,Matthew?

”“Ready,Captain!

”shoutedMatthew.“Readytofiretherockets.now!

10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1!

”“Wehavelift-off!

”Emmashoutedbackathim.“Herewego!

”“Whoosh!

”laughedGranandGrandad.7.TheBlow-awayKiteMumandDadgaveBenabeautifulkiteforhisbirthday.Itwaspinkandorange,witharedtail.Ithadalongstringthatwentroundandroundawhiteplasticring.“Letsgodowntothebeachandflyit!

”saidDad.“Itsagooddayforflyingakite.”Theytookthekitedowntothebeach.“Wewillshowyouwhattodo.”MumsaidtoBen.“Putyourarmintheplasticring.Thenthekitewontblowawayfromyou.”Benputhisarmintheringandheldontothestring.Dadheldthekiteup,andBenstartedtorundownthebeach.ThenDadletgoofthekite.Thekitewentwayupintotheair.Theyallwatchedit.Benwasverypleasedwithhimself.“Thatlookslikefun!

”saidDad.“Youcanhaveaturnnow,”saidBen,ashepulledthekitedown.“Butpleasebecarefulwithit.”“Illbecareful,”saidDad,andheranalongthebeachwiththekite.Dadwaslookingupatthekite.Hewasnotwatchingwherehewasgoing.Dadtrippedover,andthestringslippedoutofhishand.Thekitewentflyingawayinthewind.Thekitewentoutoverthewaves.“Oh,no!

”criedBen.“Mynewkitehasgone!

Iwillnevergetitback.”Butthenthekitesplasheddownintothesea.Dadrandownthebeachandrightintothewaves.Hesavedthekitejustintime.“ImsorryIletyourkitego,”DadsaidtoBen.BenandMumlaughed.“Youhavetoputyourarmintheplasticring,”saidBen.“Thenitwontblowawayfromyou!

”TheLittleBlueHorseClarewasAbbysbestfriend.WhenshewenttoAbbysplace,theyalwaysplayedwithAbbystoyhorses.ClareandAbbywouldmakethehorsesgoacrossthetableandjumpoverlittlefences.ThehorsethatAbbylikedbestwasalittleblueonewithalongwhitetail.Abbywasalwayscarefulwhensheplayedwithit.Shedidntwantherbesthorsetogetbroken.Butoneday,thelittlebluehorseslippedoutofClareshandandalegbrokeoff.Clarelookeddownatthelittlebluehorse.Shestartedtocry.“Dontcry,Clare,”saidAbbysmum.“Icangluethelegonagain.”ClareandAbbywatchedasMumtriedtofixthehorse.“Soonyourhorsewillbeasgoodasnew,”saidMum.Butwhenthegluewasdry,thelittlebluehorsekeptfallingover.Theycouldnotgetthebluehorsetostayonitsfeet.ClareandAbbywereverysad.ThenextSaturday,Clarewasintownwithherdad.Theystoppedtolookinashopwindow.Clarecouldseealotofthings.Shesawsomeoldteddybearsandsomeoldbooks.AndthenClaresawalittlehorsewithalongwhitetail.Itwasjustliketheoneshehadbroken.“Dad,lookatthatlittlehorse!

”criedClare.“IhavetobuyitforAbby.”Claretookhermoneyoutofherpocketandlookedatit.“Doyouwantmetocomeinwithyou?

”askedDad.“Nothanks,”saidClare.“Iwanttobuyitallbymyself.”Andshewentintotheshop.ThenDadtookClaretoAbbysplace.“Look,Abby!

”saidClare.“LookwhatIfoundinashop!

”“Alittlebluehorse!

”laughedAbby.“Itsjustlikemyotherone.Ohthankyou,Clare!

”8.ChookyChookyandherninelittleyellowchickswerewalkingaroundthefarm.Chookywaslookingforfoodtogiveherbabies.Shelookedinthegrassandshelookedunderthestones.Chookydidntseeabigrathiddingunderthehenhouse.ItwaswatchingChookyandherninelittlechicks.Theratwantedtocatchachicktoeat.Chookyalwaystriedtokeepherbabieswithher.Butitwasveryhardtowatchthemallthetime.Onelittlechicksawawormbythelonggrassandrantogetit.Chookydidntseethelittlechickrunovertotheworm.Butthefarmcat,whowassittingonthefence,sawthelittlechick.Thecatwasjustgoingtojumpdownandgetthelittlechick,whentheratranoutfromunderthehenhouse.Therathadseenthelittlechick,too.Thecatjumpeddownfromthefence.Buthedidnttrytogetthechick.Hewantedtogett