Hi, Bob.<br />Hey, Jane.<br />What's the matter?<br />You seem unhappy.<br />Emmits my parents.<br />I'm a little bit angry with them.<br />Your parents?<br />Why?<br />They make me too busy on weekends.<br />What do you have to do?<br />On Saturday I have to finish homework and on Sunday I still have many after school lessons.<br />I don't have time to do my favourite sports.<br />Oh.<br />That's a pity.<br />Have you ever tried to talk to them?<br />No.<br />I don't think they'll listen to me.<br />You will never know until you try.<br />Okay.<br />I would like to try.<br />Hi, Bob.<br />Hey, Jane.<br />What's the matter?<br />You seem unhappy.<br />Emmits my parents.<br />I'm a little bit angry with them.<br />Your parents?<br />Why?<br />They make me too busy on weekends.<br />What do you have to do?<br />On Saturday I have to finish homework and on Sunday I still have many after school lessons.<br />I don't have time to do my favourite sports.<br />Oh.<br />That's a pity.<br />Have you ever tried to talk to them?<br />No.<br />I don't think they'll listen to me.<br />You will never know until you try.<br />Okay.<br />I would like to try.
(1)
Who is Jane unhappy with?
A . Her teachers.B . Her classmates.C . Her parents.
(2)
What is Jane's problem?
A . She is weak at her study.B . She has no free time on weekends.C . She can't get on well with her classmates.
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What might Jane do next?
A . Have more lessons.B . Have a talk with parents.C . Ask teachers for help.