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Mrs.Smith is an unusual teacher.Once she told each student to bring along a few potatoes in plastic bag.On each potato the students had to write a name of a person that they hated.And the next day，every child brought some potatoes.Some had two potatoes；some three；some up to five.
   Mrs.Smith then told the children to carry the bags everywhere they went，even to the toilet，for two weeks.As day after day passed，the children started to complain about the awful smell of the rotten（腐爛的）potatoes.
   Those children who brought five potatoes began to feel the weight trouble of the bags.After two weeks the children were happy to hear that the game was finally ended.Mrs.Smith asked， "How did you feel while carrying the potatoes for two weeks？" The children started complaining about the trouble loudly.
    Then Mrs.Smith told them why she asked them to play the game.She said， "This is exactly the situation when you carry your hatred（仇恨）for somebody inside your heart.The terrible smell of the hatred will pollute your heart and you will carry something unnecessary with you all the time.If you cannot stand the smell of the rotten potatoes for just two weeks，can you imagine how heavy it would be to have the hatred in your heart for your life time？So throw away any hatred from your heart，and you'll be really happy."

（1）Whose names were the students asked to write on the potatoes？
C
C

A．A student they admire.
B．A teacher they like.
C．Persons they dislike.
D．Persons they like.
（2）How do the students feel while carrying the potatoes for two weeks？
B
B

A．satisfied.
B．unhappy.
C．unfortunate.
D．embarrassed.
（3）What did the students complain about besides the smell？
C
C

A．The ugly potatoes.
B．The teacher.
C．The weight trouble.
D．The classmates.
（4）What can we learn from the text？
D
D

A．We should forget the persons we hate.
B．We should stand the persons we hate.
C．We should keep the hatred in heart.
D．We should throw away the hatred.

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【答案】C；B；C；D

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