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19. What do we know about Woollie from Katie’s diary?

• Woollie was older than Katie.

• Woollie was taken to visit sick kids.

• Woollie was sick when he ran away.

• Woollie looked strange without his fleece.

Which picture of Woollie and Ms. Clark did Katie talk about in her diary?

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What happened when Woollie was put down?

• He was sold.

• He couldn’t be found.

• He died.

• He became famous.

What can we learn about The Piano Lesson from the reading?

• Matisse painted it when his son was away from home.

• The woman who sits on a seat behind the boy is his mother.

• Matisse uses yellow and red to show that his son was happy.

• The candle on the piano shows that the piano lesson has just begun.

What does do that mean in the reading?

• Put his family in his paintings.

• Paint to remember the good old days.

• Use a lot of fun colors in his art works.

• Put his earlier art work in a new painting.

What is NOT used in the reading to refer to Henri Matisse?

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• The artist.

• The painter.

• The poor kid.

• A worried father.

What idea is talked about in the reading?

• How Teachers’ Day is celebrated now.

• Why Teachers’ Day was celebrated at first.

• Why Confucius was seen as a great teacher.

• How teachers today feel about Teachers’ Day.

Which is true about Teachers’ Day from the reading?

• It used to be celebrated on different dates.

• It was started by students for their teachers.

• It has been celebrated in Nanjing for over 2,500 years.

• Teachers decided to celebrate it on Confucius’s birthday.

What does “not everyone hailed this decision” mean in the reading?

• Not everyone cared about the decision.

• Not everyone welcomed the decision.

• Not everyone heard about the decision.

• Not everyone remembered the decision.

What does the writer try to do with this reading?

• To talk about a problem that no one notices.

• To share a fun experience that was not common.

• To tell a piece of history that few people know about.

• To give an example of an idea that is hard to understand.