1. (2020·重庆A) 阅读理解

    People say laughter is the best medicine, but sometimes too much of a good thing may not be so good. What happened to me last night made me deeply understand the meaning of that.

    Last night I was alone at home. When I was watching a funny movie, I suddenly started laughing and couldn't stop myself.

    At first, I was feeling good.

    But after about 5 minutes, I came to know I wasn't going to stop at all. I began to feel a little worried.

    Time for bed. But I couldn't sleep because I kept laughing. So I got up and started doing some housework. I cleaned my apartment, laughing hard. I washed all the dishes left over from dinner, still laughing crazily. I tried to hold my cat in my arms, but it ran away from me in fear. I spent the rest of the night in front of my computer, of course, still laughing.

    When time finally came to get ready for work, I realized that I simply couldn't go to the office like that. I decided to call my boss for leave, but laughing was the only thing I could do on the phone.

    After listening to my "lovely" laughter for a few minutes, my boss couldn't help shouting angrily, "Are you mad? You're fired (解雇 ) !"

    Suddenly I woke up. Thank God! I just had a dream.

1. （1） What happened last night made the writer_______.

   A . understand something B . forget his pain C . keep doing housework D . get a good job
3. （2） When the writer was watching a movie, he suddenly started

   A . crying B . coughing C . jumping D . laughing
5. （3） The cat ran away because________.

   A . it was going to sleep B . it was afraid of the writer C . it wanted to have dinner D . it saw a mouse running
7. （4） How did the writer's feelings change in the story?

   A . relaxed—angry—good B . good—excited—worried C . good—worried—relaxed D . worried—good—angry