When Betty Green was sixteen years old, she studied very hard. But her family didn't have much money for her schooling.

　　One day her teacher told her to come to his office. He said, “You are the number-one student in the school now. Do you have any plans? You can go to college if you keep on working hard. ” Betty was very excited. She went home and told her mother that she wanted to go to college after she finished school. She said, “I am going to study in a college to become an animal doctor. ” Her mother was very sad because they didn't have enough money for her college. Betty was not sad. She made her plan. She decided to earn her college money. She read the newspaper and learned Mr and Mrs Stones wanted someone to help grow vegetables. So Betty asked for the job. The Stones heard the story and they took Betty.

　　Now Betty is a famous animal doctor in the country.

(1)Who is Betty?

[　　]

A．A sixteen-year-old girl.

B．A school teacher.

C．An animal doctor.

D．A vegetable farmer.

(2)Betty was _____________ in the school at the age of sixteen.

[　　]

A．the top student

B．the only student

C．one of the medicine students

D．a college student

(3)Betty was from a ______________ family.

[　　]

A．rich

B．poor

C．worker's

D．farmer's

(4)____________ so she had money to go to college.

[　　]

A．Betty helped the Stones to plant vegetables

B．Her teacher helped her in many ways

C．Her mother worked very hard

D．Her family was rich

(5)Betty is _______________.

[　　]

A．interesting

B．successful

C．healthy

D．beautiful

(6)Why did Betty earn the money?

[　　]

A．For her pocket money.

B．For her mother.

C．For her college.

D．For her brother.

答案：C;A;B;A;B;C
解析：

（1）由文章的最后一句可知答案。

（2）由第二段的第二句可知。

（3）由第二段的句子“Her mother was very sad because they didn't have enough money”。

（4）由第二段的最后兩句可知。

（5）由整篇故事可知Betty實(shí)現(xiàn)了自己的愿望，因此她成功了。

（6）由文章可知，Betty想掙錢(qián)上大學(xué)。


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