ing like an aged sea-gull as i washed dishes and cooked in the basement kitchen where my prospect was limited to a procession of muddy boots Good drill, but very hard and my only consolation was the evening reunion when met with such varied reports of the day s adventures, we could not fail to find both amusement and instruction Father brought news from the upper world and the wise, good people who adorned( 装饰)t; mother, usually much dilapidated(衣衫破旧的) because she would give away h er clothes with sad tales of suffering and sin from the darker side of life; gent le anna a modest account of her success as a teacher for even at seventeen her weet nature won all who knew her, and her patience quelled the most rebellious pu p My reports were usually a mixture of the tragic and the comic, and the children oured their small joys and woes(i ti) into the family bosom where comfort and mpathy were always to be found 36. The main impression we get from this reading is that the alcotts were[CD A)a family with lots of serious problems B)an extremely poor family C)a happy, united family D)a family that should have remained in the country 37. Louisa' s mother occupied herself with A)students B)poor people C)housework D)her husband and children 38. Anna was a successful teacher because A)she had a strong sense of discipline Bshe was extremely intelligent C)she knew her subjects well D)she had a wonderful disposition 39. Louisa's principal responsibility was A)to cook B)to run the house C)to wash dishes D)to feed the seagulls rd to A)getting together with the others in the evening B)moving to the city Joining anna at her schoo D)telling others her storiesing like an aged sea-gull as I washed dishes and cooked in the basement kitchen where my prospect was limited to a procession of muddy boots. Good drill,but very hard,and my only consolation was the evening reunion when al l met with such varied reports of the day’s adventures,we could not fail to find both amusement and instruction. Father brought news from the upper world ,and the wise,good people who adorned( 装饰)it;mother,usually much dilapidated(衣衫破旧的)because she would give away h er clothes with sad tales of suffering and sin from the darker side of life;gent le Anna a modest account of her success as a teacher,for even at seventeen her s weet nature won all who knew her,and her patience quelled the most rebellious pu pil. My reports were usually a mixture of the tragic and the comic,and the children p oured their small joys and woes(苦恼) into the family bosom where comfort and sy mpathy were always to be found. 36.The main impression we get from this reading is that the Alcotts were[CD #3]. A)a family with lots of serious problems B)an extremely poor family C)a happy,united family D)a family that should have remained in the country 37.Louisa’s mother occupied herself with____ . A)students B)poor people C)housework D)her husband and children 38.Anna was a successful teacher because____ . A)she had a strong sense of discipline B)she was extremely intelligent C)she knew her subjects well D)she had a wonderful disposition 39.Louisa’s principal responsibility was____ . A)to cook B)to run the house C)to wash dishes D)to feed the seagulls 40.Louisa looked forward to ____ . A)getting together with the others in the evening B)moving to the city C)joining Anna at her school D)telling others her stories