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Unit 2 Home Sweet Home課文改編題
“ it's almost the Spring Festival. Can we go to Hainan for the holiday, Dad ”
“Not this time,” Dad answered with a smile, “We' re going to your mum's hometown!”
Soon the day of our family trip came. We got up very early in the morning to catch the train, The train journey took more than seven hours. and then we changed to a bus to get to my grandparents' village in the evening. At the end of the road,I sawGrandpa and my little cousin standing in the cold wind waiting for us. We walked quickly to greet them.
Grandpa helped us pull the heavy luggage into the house.
" Ah, home again!" said Mum with a smile on her face. Grandma,my aunt, and my uncle were busy cooking dinner in the kitchen.They were very happy to see us. After a little while, my parents went to the kitchen to help.
“Could you bring Wenwen her favourite snacks ” Grandma asked Grandpa.
I shared the snacks with my cousin and told Grandpa about school. He was happy to hear I was doing well at school. When dinner was ready, I asked, " Cani help "
" You can set the table, " Dad said.
We then enjoyed all the delicious food.
" Mm, the familiar taste of home!" said Mum.
During the dinner, my uncle told us some jokes and we had a good laugh.
Several days later when we were leaving, Grandma held my hands and asked us, " Will you come home more often "
Mum nodded, with tears in her eyes.
Reading Comprehension Multiple Choice Questions (Spring Festival Homecoming)
1. What is the central theme of the passage
A. The challenges of traveling during holiday seasons
B. The emotional significance of family reunions during traditional festivals
C. The comparison between urban and rural Spring Festival celebrations
D. The preparation process for a hometown visit
Answer: B
Explanation: The passage focuses on the family's journey to their hometown for Spring Festival, highlighting emotional moments of reunion, family interactions, and the deep connection to home during traditional holidays.
2. Why did Mum have tears in her eyes when leaving
A. She felt emotional about leaving her parents and hometown
B. She was physically exhausted from the long journey
C. She was worried about the safety of the return trip
D. She was disappointed with the short duration of the visit
Answer: A
Explanation: The context of Grandma's question "Will you come home more often " and Mum's emotional response suggests she was sad to leave her family, reflecting the strong bond between family members.
3. The detail about Grandma preparing Wenwen's favorite snacks demonstrates that ______
A. The family maintains close attention to each other's preferences
B. Wenwen had specifically requested those snacks before the trip
C. The village has limited options for children's snacks
D. Grandpa was responsible for remembering the children's favorites
Answer: A
Explanation: Grandma's initiative in asking for Wenwen's favorite snacks indicates the family pays careful attention to each other's likes and dislikes, showing their loving and attentive relationship.
4. What does the "familiar taste of home" mentioned by Mum symbolize
A. The superiority of homemade food over restaurant meals
B. The comfort and emotional connection associated with family
C. The traditional cooking skills passed down through generations
D. The specific ingredients used only in the hometown
Answer: B
Explanation: The phrase suggests that certain tastes evoke strong emotional memories of home and family, representing the comfort and sense of belonging that comes from being with loved ones.
True-False Questions (Spring Festival Homecoming)
1. The family decided to spend Spring Festival in Hainan.
Answer: False
Explanation: The father explicitly stated, "We're going to your mum's hometown," rejecting the initial suggestion of Hainan as the destination.
2. They traveled to the grandparents' village using both train and bus.
Answer: True
Explanation: The passage describes taking "the train journey... then changed to a bus" to reach the village, indicating two modes of transportation were used.
3. Grandma was waiting at the village entrance when they arrived.
Answer: False
Explanation: The text specifies that Grandpa and the little cousin were waiting at the road; Grandma was "busy cooking dinner in the kitchen" when they arrived.
4. The family's dinner conversation focused mainly on school performance.
Answer: False
Explanation: While the author mentioned school to Grandpa, the dinner was characterized by general happiness, delicious food, and uncle telling jokes, with no indication that school performance was the main topic.
Read the passage and fill in each blank with the appropriate word.
"it's almost the Spring Festival. Can we go to Hainan for the holiday, Dad " "Not this time," Dad answered ______ (with) a smile, "We're going to your mum's hometown!" Soon the day of our family trip came. We got up very early in the morning ______ (to) catch the train, The train journey took more than seven hours. and then we changed ______ (to) a bus to get to my grandparents' village in the evening. At the end of the road,I saw Grandpa and my little cousin standing ______ (in) the cold wind waiting for us. We walked quickly to greet them. Grandpa helped us pull the heavy luggage ______ (into) the house. " Ah, home again!" said Mum ______ (with) a smile on her face. Grandma, my aunt, and my uncle were busy cooking dinner ______ (in) the kitchen. They were very happy to see us. After a little while, my parents went to the kitchen to help. "Could you bring Wenwen ______ (her) favourite snacks " Grandma asked Grandpa. I shared the snacks with my cousin and told Grandpa ______ (about) school. He was happy to hear I was doing well at school. When dinner was ready, I asked, " Can I help " " You can set ______ (the) table, " Dad said. We then enjoyed all the delicious food.
Answers with Grammatical Explanations:
with – Preposition indicating manner ("answered with a smile")
to – Infinitive marker expressing purpose ("to catch the train")
to – Preposition indicating transition between transportation modes ("changed to a bus")
in – Preposition indicating position within a medium ("standing in the cold wind")
into – Preposition indicating movement to the interior of a place ("pull into the house")
with – Preposition indicating accompaniment ("with a smile")
in – Preposition indicating location within a room ("in the kitchen")
her – Possessive adjective modifying "favourite snacks"
about – Preposition introducing the topic of conversation ("told about school")
the – Definite article specifying a particular table ("set the table")Unit 2 Home Sweet Home課文改編題
“ it's almost the Spring Festival. Can we go to Hainan for the holiday, Dad ”
“Not this time,” Dad answered with a smile, “We' re going to your mum's hometown!”
Soon the day of our family trip came. We got up very early in the morning to catch the train, The train journey took more than seven hours. and then we changed to a bus to get to my grandparents' village in the evening. At the end of the road,I sawGrandpa and my little cousin standing in the cold wind waiting for us. We walked quickly to greet them.
Grandpa helped us pull the heavy luggage into the house.
" Ah, home again!" said Mum with a smile on her face. Grandma,my aunt, and my uncle were busy cooking dinner in the kitchen.They were very happy to see us. After a little while, my parents went to the kitchen to help.
“Could you bring Wenwen her favourite snacks ” Grandma asked Grandpa.
I shared the snacks with my cousin and told Grandpa about school. He was happy to hear I was doing well at school. When dinner was ready, I asked, " Cani help "
" You can set the table, " Dad said.
We then enjoyed all the delicious food.
" Mm, the familiar taste of home!" said Mum.
During the dinner, my uncle told us some jokes and we had a good laugh.
Several days later when we were leaving, Grandma held my hands and asked us, " Will you come home more often "
Mum nodded, with tears in her eyes.
Reading Comprehension Multiple Choice Questions (Spring Festival Homecoming)
1. What is the central theme of the passage
A. The challenges of traveling during holiday seasons
B. The emotional significance of family reunions during traditional festivals
C. The comparison between urban and rural Spring Festival celebrations
D. The preparation process for a hometown visit
2. Why did Mum have tears in her eyes when leaving
A. She felt emotional about leaving her parents and hometown
B. She was physically exhausted from the long journey
C. She was worried about the safety of the return trip
D. She was disappointed with the short duration of the visit
3. The detail about Grandma preparing Wenwen's favorite snacks demonstrates that ______
A. The family maintains close attention to each other's preferences
B. Wenwen had specifically requested those snacks before the trip
C. The village has limited options for children's snacks
D. Grandpa was responsible for remembering the children's favorites
4. What does the "familiar taste of home" mentioned by Mum symbolize
A. The superiority of homemade food over restaurant meals
B. The comfort and emotional connection associated with family
C. The traditional cooking skills passed down through generations
D. The specific ingredients used only in the hometown
True-False Questions (Spring Festival Homecoming)
1. The family decided to spend Spring Festival in Hainan.
2. They traveled to the grandparents' village using both train and bus.
3. Grandma was waiting at the village entrance when they arrived.
4. The family's dinner conversation focused mainly on school performance.
Read the passage and fill in each blank with the appropriate word.
"it's almost the Spring Festival. Can we go to Hainan for the holiday, Dad " "Not this time," Dad answered ______ (with) a smile, "We're going to your mum's hometown!" Soon the day of our family trip came. We got up very early in the morning ______ (to) catch the train, The train journey took more than seven hours. and then we changed ______ (to) a bus to get to my grandparents' village in the evening. At the end of the road,I saw Grandpa and my little cousin standing ______ (in) the cold wind waiting for us. We walked quickly to greet them. Grandpa helped us pull the heavy luggage ______ (into) the house. " Ah, home again!" said Mum ______ (with) a smile on her face. Grandma, my aunt, and my uncle were busy cooking dinner ______ (in) the kitchen. They were very happy to see us. After a little while, my parents went to the kitchen to help. "Could you bring Wenwen ______ (her) favourite snacks " Grandma asked Grandpa. I shared the snacks with my cousin and told Grandpa ______ (about) school. He was happy to hear I was doing well at school. When dinner was ready, I asked, " Can I help " " You can set ______ (the) table, " Dad said. We then enjoyed all the delicious food.

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