【阅读理解】Directions: Read the following passage and the statements that follow. Choose the best answer for each statement from the three choices marked A, B, C and D.

A Funny Memory in Childhood

Oh God! I think I was about seven and half when my sisters and I pulled this stupid stunt. I remember watching television with them and the show on happened to be our favorite program. All of a sudden we heard my brother, Chris, yelling from the backyard. So we all headed out there to see what happened. When we finally located him, he was in a tree hanging from the highest tree branch. Crying, he explained to us that he had climbed up the tree and couldn.t get down. Then we thought one of us should climb up and get him off, but we couldn.t manage to get him moving down.
It was then my youngest sister, Karol, who was five and a half at the time and suggested we grab a sheet, hold it under the branch on which Chris was hanging, and tell him to drop so we can catch him. My other sister, Yams, who is one year younger than me, peered at me to confirm the idea and I said "Yeah, let.s try that".
So we grabbed a sheet from the closet and went to hold it beneath the tree. The ages holding this blanket were ranging from seven and a half to five and a half, thus the sheet was probably being held up to our waist and also close to touching the ground. But we were confident it could work.
We looked up to Chris and he looked down at us a bit hesitantly. It was then we told him to let go and to fall on his back. Chris looked at me and asked "Are you sure I.ll land on the blanket?" Then, my brother at the age of four had a cute squeaky voice. "Yup!", I told him, "We.re sure!" and he let go.
Now when I think about Chris letting go of that branch, I think of his faith in me and my sisters and I also think how stupid he was to trust us, because when that boy let go he fell right through that sheet and landed right on his stomach. And no matter how tight we held on to the sheet, he still managed to get through.
We were shocked and a bit worried and we looked at the ground where he landed. This tiny seventy pound boy had made a hole right through the sheet and landed. He was positioned like one of those chalk drawings you find after a homicide, with one arm near the head another to the side and the knee bent a bit. We might as well have drawn an outline because he wasn.t moving. So we bent down to check if he was still alive and when we asked him if he was okay he uttered these five words "I still hit the floor!" Poor little man!
Chris is fourteen now and he still bugs us about it, any tree he climbs he gets down on his own and, strangely, he wants to be a fireman when he grows up. Now he can write that he had personal experience about jumping and catching. See, no harm done…
(1)、When my sisters and I were ________, we heard Chris yelling in the backyard.
Apulling a stupid stunt
Bplaying cards
Crepairing the TV set
Dwatching our favorite program
(2)、After Karol made the suggestion, my sister, Yams, ________.
Alooked at me confirm the idea
Blooked up to the branch
Cpeered at the branch
Dpeered at Karol to confirm the idea
(3)、When we held the sheet beneath the branch, Chris________.
Alet go without any hesitation
Byelled at us nervously
Clooked down at us a bit hesitantly
Dfell on his back
(4)、What is the author’s opinion to Chris’ faith in him and his sisters?
AClever.
BStupid.
CSad.
DGlad.
(5)、Why the author said “no harm done” in the end of the story?
AHis brother Chris had no harm in that stupid stunt.
BThat stupid stunt did no harm to the author.
CThe author himself learnt lessons from that stunt and wants to be a fireman when he grows up.
DHis brother Chris learnt lessons from that stunt and wants to be a fireman when he grows up.

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