As the only child of the White family, 14-year-old George has no brothers or sisters. "I hope to have a brother or a sister, " he always says to his parents.
"Maybe someday, " answer his mom and dad.
One day, George says to his grandma, "I hope to have a brother or a sister. "
Grandma says, "Maybe you can sponsor a child. "
"What does that mean?" asks George.
"Well, you can use your pocket money to help a child in a poor country. Your money will help him or her buy food or clothes, and go to school. " says Grandma, "Then you have a brother or sister. "
★ . With the help of Grandma, he writes a letter to "Sponsor a Child". On February 24th, he gets a letter. Inside is a picture of a 12-year-old boy named Niawat. He lives in Uganda, an African country.
George often shows the picture to his classmates and says, "This is my brother. " Now the two boys often write to each other.
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(1)
From his grandma, George knows how to use his pocket money to help ____.
A . a brother
B . a child in his class
C . a sister
D . a child in a poor country
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(2)
The underlined word "sponsor" means ____.
A . find the lost thing
B . use the money to help
C . have money to buy
D . often meet each other
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(3)
What's the best sentence for ★ ?
A . George takes out his money
B . George buys a picture with the money
C . George is happy to have a brother
D . George likes this idea
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(4)
From the passage, we know that____.
A . Niawat comes from Africa
B . the two boys often call each other
C . the Whites have two sons
D . Grandma has three grandchildren
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(5)
George often shows Niawat's picture to his classmates because____.
A . he likes to have the new baby brother
B . he's very happy to have this "brother"
C . Grandma asks his classmates to see it
D . their parents want to sponsor George
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