阅读理解&&& &Four children had a picnic on the island yesterday. They got there at a quarter past ten and tied（系）the boat to a tree by the bank. Then they climbed up a hill, with two bags of food and drinks. There weren't any trees on it. Instead, they found a big rock（岩石）. Jeff and Peter put the bags on it. They could see their town on the hill an began to take some photos there. 　 　The sun came out from behind the cloud and it got hotter. They couldn't have their picnic on the rock, so they found a big tree and sat under it. Peter felt a little thirsty and brought out a bottle of juice. Sandra wanted an orange and opened the bag, too. 　　“Is there any fried fish in the bags?” asked the girl. 　　 Nobody answered. Peter said, “It doesn't matter. There're a lot of fish in the lake. I can catch some and you make a fire on the bank.” 　 　The water was cool and Peter began to swim in it. He didn't come out until he felt tired. It was true there were two fish in his hands. They had a good time there. 　 　This morning Peter and his friends came to school again. Mr. Green told his class to write a composition, “A Happy Sunday”. All the children wrote it carefully but Peter fell asleep. 　 　After school his mother saw some tears on his face. She asked, “What are you crying for, dear？” 　　“Mr. Green kept me in for something I didn't do.” 　　“Yes？What was it?” 　　“M-m-my composition.” 1. It's ________ today.& 　　A. Monday&& B. Tuesday&& C. Saturday&& D. Sunday 2. The four children went to the island ________ .& 　　A. on foot&& B. by ship&& C. by boat&& D. by air 3. It was ________ at first yesterday.& 　　A. windy&& B. sunny& &C. rainy&& D. cloudy 4. At first the four children wanted to ________ .& 　　A. catch some fish in the lake 　　B. have their picnic on the rock 　　C. swim in the lake 　　D. make a fire on the bank 5. Mr Green kept Peter in because ________ . 　　A. he played on the island yesterday& 　　B. he didn't finish his homework 　　C. he didn't write the composition&& 　　D. he was late that morning
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