阅读理解。
                                                               Mother's Day      
       Hello, boys and girls. Do you know Mother's Day? Mother's Day is a holiday for mothers. It's on the
second Sunday in May. It is celebrated in the UK, the USA, Sweden and other countries. On this day, fathers
and children make breakfast, mothers don't work, and many people give flowers and cards to their mothers.
Mother's Day began on the 10th May 1908 in the USA. The idea of a day for mothers was first given by Anna
Jarvis of the USA. She wanted people to spend one day saying thanks to their mothers. Soon the holiday became
popular around the country and the world. However, in 1923, Anna wanted to stop Mothers'Day, because she
didn't like the way people chose to celebrate it. She wanted people to spend more time telling their mothers that
they love them and spend less money buying things.
1. Mother's Day is on           .
[     ]
A. the second Sunday in May         
B. the second Saturday in May     
C. May the second                 
D. the 8th May 1923
2. Where did people celebrate Mother's Day first?
[     ]
A. People celebrated it in English.     
B. People celebrated it in USA.     
C. People celebrated it in England, America, Sweden and other countries.     
D. People celebrated it in Sweden.
3. Why did Anna want to stop Mother's Day?
[     ]
A. Because she didn't want to be a famous woman.     
B. Because she didn't like the way people chose to celebrate it.   
C. Because she didn't like mothers.     
D. Because she didn't have money to buy presents.
4. The idea of         for mothers was first given by Anna Jarvis.
[     ]
A. a child         
B. a week        
C. a day         
D. a flower
5. "Saying thanks to their mothers."means         .
[     ]
A. Ask their fathers to spend a lot of money for their mothers.   
B. Ask their mothers to have a rest.     
C. Spend much money buying presents for their mothers.     
D. Spend some time telling mothers that they love them.

参考答案：
1.A       2. B        3. B        4. C        5. D

阅读理解。
                                                               Mother's Day      
       Hello, boys and girls. Do you know Mother's Day? Mother's Day is a holiday for mothers. It's on the
second Sunday in May. It is celebrated in the UK, the USA, Sweden and other countries. On this day, fathers
and children make breakfast, mothers don't work, and many people give flowers and cards to their mothers.
Mother's Day began on the 10th May 1908 in the USA. The idea of a day for mothers was first given by Anna
Jarvis of the USA. She wanted people to spend one day saying thanks to their mothers. Soon the holiday became
popular around the country and the world. However, in 1923, Anna wanted to stop Mothers'Day, because she
didn't like the way people chose to celebrate it. She wanted people to spend more time telling their mothers that
they love them and spend less money buying things.
1. Mother's Day is on           .
[     ]
A. the second Sunday in May         
B. the second Saturday in May     
C. May the second                 
D. the 8th May 1923
2. Where did people celebrate Mother's Day first?
[     ]
A. People celebrated it in English.     
B. People celebrated it in USA.     
C. People celebrated it in England, America, Sweden and other countries.     
D. People celebrated it in Sweden.
3. Why did Anna want to stop Mother's Day?
[     ]
A. Because she didn't want to be a famous woman.     
B. Because she didn't like the way people chose to celebrate it.   
C. Because she didn't like mothers.     
D. Because she didn't have money to buy presents.
4. The idea of         for mothers was first given by Anna Jarvis.
[     ]
A. a child         
B. a week        
C. a day         
D. a flower
5. "Saying thanks to their mothers."means         .
[     ]
A. Ask their fathers to spend a lot of money for their mothers.   
B. Ask their mothers to have a rest.     
C. Spend much money buying presents for their mothers.     
D. Spend some time telling mothers that they love them.

参考答案：
1.A       2. B        3. B        4. C        5. D