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When Linda was cleaning her bookcase, a book fell off from the top. Then Linda remembered that she borrowed(借) the book from her friend Kate two months ago.
Linda felt really sorry. Last month, Kate moved to America. What should she do now? Linda thought hard. Could she keep the book and never say anything? Or could she find a way to give back (归还) the book to Kate?
"It's Kate's book. I must give it back to her," Linda thought. So she wrote Kate a letter and sent(寄出) the book with it:
Dear Kate,
How are you? How is America? Do you have any new friends there? I'm very sorry that I didn't give back this book to you in time. I hope(希望) you can forgive(原谅) me.
I miss you very much.
Yours,
Linda
Two weeks later, Linda got a letter and some books from America. The letter said:
Dear Linda,
Thank you for the letter and the book. I came here about a month ago and I made some new friends. People here are very friendly. I'm sorry for not talking to you. I'm very busy. Here are some books about America. I hope you will enjoy them. You don't have to give back these books to me. Miss you!
Yours,
Kate
1. Why did Linda feel sorry?
A. Because she lost Kate's book.
B. Because Kate was angry with her.
C. Because she could never meet Kate again.
D. Because she forgot to give back Kate's book.
2. How long did Linda keep the book?
A. For about two weeks. B. For about one month.
C. For about two months. D. For about three months.
3. What does the underlined word "them" refer to (指的是)?
A. Americans. B. Letters from Kate.
C. Some new friends in America. D. Some books about America.
4. Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage?
A. Linda doesn't have time to give back the book.
B. Linda hopes to visit America with Kate.
C. Kate sent Linda a letter with some books about America.
D. Kate forgave Linda because she gave back the book.