Question

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My name is Amy. Although I am a mother of three children who are in the middle school, I still remember some experiences (經(jīng)歷) about my childhood. Sometimes I talk with my children about them after supper. The following is one of my experiences.

When I was about 12 years old, I really wanted a new bike! I told my parents my birthday wish, but I knew there was little hope because my family could hardly afford (負(fù)擔(dān)得起) it.

On my birthday my parents told me they had my gift outside in the back yard (院子). I rushed out to the yard. There was my bike, but it wasn’t the bike that I thought it would be. This one was pink, old and worn with age. I felt so disappointed! I thought I hurt my parents’ feelings because I was sure they could see the disappointment on my face. I got on the old bike and rode it, feeling bad that I had made my parents feel this way. So I put on a smile, rode as fast as I could and didn’t look back.

As time went by, I began to understand that my parents gave me something much more than just a rusty (生銹的) old bike. They gave me a life lesson (感悟) about love. I like to remember this story because giving a gift is not about money. It’s about how much love you can feel from it. Remember this: a gift that costs $2 isn’t any less valuable (有價(jià)值的) than one that costs $100.

1.How many children does the writer have?

2.What did the writer want on her birthday when she was about 12?

3.Did the writer get the birthday gift that she really wanted?

4.How did the writer feel when she saw her birthday gift?

5.Why did the writer put on a smile when she rode the old bike?

6.Which does the writer think is more important, gift or love?

Answer 1