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Five days to go
المؤلف:
L.H. Hill
المصدر:
Introductory Stories for Reproduction
الجزء والصفحة:
39-1
2024-01-30
564
Five days to go
Mrs. Jones was on a bus with her son, Peter. He said, 'Look, there's a puppy on the bus. I want it.'
Mrs. Jones said, 'No, Peter, it belongs to someone.'
'No,' the bus driver said. 'I'm taking it to the Dog Hospital. They're going to destroy it.'
Peter again said, 'I want it!' and his mother answered, 'Take it home.'
That evening, she was on the same bus. There was another puppy there. It was like the first, and another boy wanted it. His mother said,
'No, it belongs to someone,' but the driver said,
'No.'
Mrs. Jones said to him, 'Do you often take puppies to the Dog Hospital?'
He answered, 'My dog had six puppies last week, and I'm looking for homes for them.'
1. Was there a puppy on the bus?
2. What did Peter say about it?
3. What did his mother answer?
4. What did the bus driver say then?
5. Did Mrs. Jones get on the same bus that evening?
6. And was the same puppy on it too?
7. What did Mrs. Jones ask the bus driver then?
8. And what did he answer?
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