A three-year-old boy saved his mom's life by using her mobile phone to call for help.

   One morning,Aaron Green,found his mom Cally Wooton lying on the floor of her bedroom,and was not able to wake her up. He immediately turned to his mom's Blackberry mobile phone on the bed,opened it,found the address book,and called his mom's grandmother,even though he had never been shown how to use the phone. Little Aaron told her, “Mummy's sick. She's very ill. ”

   The grandmother called Cally's best friend Kara McCoy,who lived nearby. Kara ran to Cally's house. She found Cally was lying on the bedroom floor. She must have fallen off the bed. She was moving but wouldn’t answer. Kara was scared. She didn't know what to do. She was helpless,so she called the ambulance (救護(hù)車(chē)) .

   Cally was sent to hospital and was found that she had a diabetic seizure (糖尿病發(fā)作) . After five days in hospital,Cally was well again.

   “Aaron has just started learning his ABC. ”Kara said ,“But he was very brave and calm. He did better than me.

   “If it wasn’t for Aaron,I wouldn’t be here now. The doctors said I was lucky to be alive. ” the boy's mother said ,“I don't know how he did it. It is not easy to use that phone. It feels like I must have been watched over by an angel who was guiding him through what to do. I want everyone to know what a superman he is. ”

() 1. What did Aaron do when he found his mom lying on the floor?

   A. He ran away at once.

   B. He didn't know what to do.

   C. He called his mom's grandmother.

   D. He called his mom's best friend,Kara.

() 2. From the passage we know that .

   A. Cally was well the next day

   B. Cally told her son to call for help

   C. Cally's mother sent her to the hospital

   D. Cally's son saved her life by using her mobile phone

() 3. The underlined word “She” in the passage refers to .

   A. Cally   B. Kara

   C. the doctor   D. Cally's grandmother

() 4. This passage may be .

   A. an advertisement

   B. a piece of news

    C. a poster

   D. a survey

5. 你應(yīng)該帶她去醫(yī)院拍X光片。

You  her the hospital to  .

4. 昨天他忘記量體溫了。

He to  yesterday.

3. 你應(yīng)該按壓你鼻子的兩側(cè)。

You should   your nose.

2. 我需要好好休息幾天。

I need to   for  days.

1. 你應(yīng)該在上面纏上繃帶。

You a on it.

4. He fell down and hurt his (膝蓋) .

5. My friend had a (鼻出血) yesterday.

3. 一What's the t in Qingdao now?

—It is 32°C now.

1. My sister was s and didn't go to school.

2. Take some m and you'll feel better soon.

  My mother used to ask me what the most important part of the body was. I got different answers at different ages.

   When I was young,I thought sound was very important to us,so I said ,“My ears,Mom. ” But she shook her head and said no. Several years passed,and she asked me again. I believed that I got the right answer after thinking it over. So I told her ,“Sight is very important to everyone,so it must be our eyes. But she told me I was wrong. I tried many times after that,but her answer was always the same. Till last year,my grandma died. Everybody was crying,everybody was hurt. My mom looked at me and asked me with tears in her eyes ,“Do you know the answer now?” I was surprised when she asked me this question then. “My son,the answer is your shoulder. Everyone needs a shoulder to cry on (傾訴的對(duì)象) . ”

   Finally,I realized all she hoped is that I can have enough love and friends so that I will have a shoulder to cry on when I need it.

() 1. According to the passage, are the most important part of the body.

   A. eyes   B. ears

   C. feet   D. shoulders

() 2. The writer gave to the same question at different ages.

   A. the same answer

   B. different answers

   C. four answers

   D. the right answer

() 3. The underlined word “sight” means in Chinese.

   A. 聽(tīng)力   B. 嗅覺(jué)

   C. 觸覺(jué)   D. 視力

() 4. gave the right answer to the question at last.

   A. The writer's father

   B. The writer's mother

   C. The writer

   D. The writer's grandma

() 5. The writer got the right answer on the day when .

   A. his grandma died

   B. somebody was hurt

   C. his mother was crying

   D. he was young