江苏省苏北三市2013高三调研测试英语试题答案(3)

The next day, Emma spent some time with Jake and really came to realize that this young man had a heart of gold, but rarely was able to show because he was always on the defensive. Emma asked Jake to make a list of the supplies that he needed. He put together a small list, 3 ring binders, paper, pens, pencils and a pencil sharpener. Emma told him she would help and he was most appreciative.
That evening Emma and I bought everything on his list. When we got home, we put all the supplies into a brand new grey back pack—for Jake did not have a back pack either.
The next day, I brought the bag to the school principal and asked the principal to give the bag to Jake discreetly (谨慎地) so that he did not have to feel embarrassed.
Later that day I picked Emma after school and she was all smiles. The principal had called Jake down to his office and gave him the bag. Jake read the little note that Emma put in hoping that he got all he needed and to enjoy the supplies. As Jake walked into the classroom—he winked at Emma and later thanked her very much for all the stuff—he loved it.
Emma explained to me, that it was so cute to see him take out his new pencil box and to start arranging his pencils and pens. He seemed very happy.
(　　)56. What do we know about Jake from the first paragraph?
　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　

A. He is tall, strong and easy－going.
B. He is fond of playing tricks on his classmates.
C. He is always laughed at by his classmates.
D. He doesn't like to talk to his friends.
(　　)57. According to the passage, Emma was ________ about Jake's situation.
A. sorrowful  B. concerned  C. optimistic  D. pleased
(　　)58. Why did Emma talk to Jake the next day?
A. She meant to offer him some advice.  B. She hoped to know more about him.
C. She expected to make friends with him.  D. She wanted to find out what he needed.
(　　)59. What is the passage mainly about?
A. A mother's love.  B. An act of kindness.
C. Emma's school life.  D. Jake's situation at school.
B
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