Onceuponatimeanoldwomanhadtwolargewaterpots.Eachhungontheendofapole(杆子)whichshecarriedacrossherneck.OneofthepotshadacrackinitwhiletheotherpotwasperfectFromtherivertothehousethecrackedpotar

Onceuponatimeanoldwomanhadtwolargewaterpots.Eachhungontheendofapole(杆子)whichshecarriedacrossherneck.

   OneofthepotshadacrackinitwhiletheotherpotwasperfectFromtherivertothehousethecrackedpotarrivedonlyhalffull.Andtheotherpotwasalwaysfull.Theperfectpottookprideinitstalent. Butthepoorcrackedpotfeltsadforitsowndisadvantage.

   Onedaybytheriverthecrackedpotsaidtothewoman"Ifeelbadaboutmyselfbecausethecrackinmecauseswatertocomeoutallthewaybacktoyourhouse.”

   Theoldwomansmiledandsaid"Whyarethereflowersonyoursideoftheroadbutnotontheotherpot'sside?That'sbecauseIhavealwaysknownaboutyourcrack.SoIplantedflowersonyoursideoftheroadandeverydaywhilewewalkbackyouwaterthem.FortwoyearsIhavebeenabletopickthesebeautifulflowerstodecoratemyhouseTherewouldnotbethisbeautywithoutyou.Eachofushasourowncracks.Butthecracksmakeourlivessointerestingandbeautiful."

   Sotoallthecrackedpotfriendshaveagreatdayandremembertosmelltheflowersonyoursideoftheroad!

1.Ifeachofthetwopotscouldbefilledwith20kilosofwaterthewomanwouldprobablyget_______kilosofwaterfromtherivertothehouse.

A.10   B.20  C.30   D.40

2.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?

A.Thewomanpreferredtheperfectpottothecrackedpot.

B.Thecrackedpotfeltmoretalentedthantheperfectpot.

C.Therewerebeautifulflowersonbothsidesoftheroad.

D.Theoldwomandecoratedherhousewithsomeflowers.

3.Whatcanwelearnfromthestory?

A.Everyonehasatalent.   

B.Atruefriendishardtofind.

C.Successnevercomeseasily.   

D.Mistakesimproveourlearning