(Later that night in Princess Ann’s bedroom. She picks up the skirt of her nightgrown and drops it. )
Ann (安妮公主): (brushing her hair) I hate this nightgown (睡袍). I hate all my nightgowns.
Countess (伯爵夫人): (coming over to her bed) My dear, you have lovely things.
Ann: But I’m not two hundred years old! Why can’t I sleep in comfortable clothes?
Countess: Comfortable clothes!
Ann: Yes. Did you know there are people who sleep with absolutely nothing on at all?
Countess: I’m lucky I did not. Now your milk and biscuits. They’ll help you to sleep.
Ann (stubbornly 固执地): I’m too tired to sleep—can’t sleep a wink.
Countess: (putting on her glasses, taking a diary from the bed table) Now my dear, if you don’t mind, please check tomorrow’s schedule (日程表). (Running through the items with a pen) Eight thirty, have breakfast here with officers; nine o’clock, we leave for the Polinory Car Factory where you’ll be presented with a small car.
Ann: (absently playing with biscuits) Thank you.
Countess: Which you will not accept?
Ann: No, thank you.
Countess: Ten thirty-five, Food and Agricultural Organization will present you with an olive tree.
Ann: No, thank you.
Countess: Which you will accept?
Ann: Thank you.
Countess: Ten fifty-five, the New foundling Home For Orphans. You will make a speech; same speech as last Monday. Eleven forty-five, back here to rest. No, that’s wrong…Eleven forty-five, have a meeting here with a number of reporters.
Ann: Oh, my god, I would be mad.
Countess (patiently): One o’clock, have lunch with the Foreign Ministry. You will wear your white dress and carry small pink roses. Three-five, presentation of a medal. Four-ten, review special guard of Police. Four forty-five back here to change to your uniform to meet the international …
Ann (screaming at the Countess): STOP! Please stop! Stop…!
Countess (getting the tray back): It’s all right, dear, it didn’t spill (溢出) (she places the tray on the table. )
Ann: I don’t care it’s spilled. I don’t care if I’m drown in it! (throws her head into the pillow die in it. )
Countess (putting her hands on her shoulders to comfort her): My dear, you’re ill. I’ll send for Doctor Bonnachoven.

—Excerpt from Roman Holiday

1. What should Ann wear to sleep?

A．Her skirt.	B．Her nightgown.
C．Comfortable clothes.	D．Her uniform.

2. What’s the right order of the following events?
a. Ann will be presented with an olive tree.
b. Ann will have lunch with the Foreign Ministry.
c. Ann will leave for the Polinory Car Factory.
d. Ann will wear her uniform to meet the international guests.
e. Ann will make a speech at the New foundling Home For Orphans.

A．a-d-b-e-c

B．d-a-b-c-e

C．e-b-a-d-c

D．c-a-e-b-d

3. Why does Ann scream at the Countess “Stop! Please Stop! Stop!...”?

A．She wants to stop to change her uniform.

B．She stops to ask if milk is spilled from the tray.

C．The busy schedule almost drives her mad.

D．She can’t stop beginning her tomorrow’s schedule.

4. What can you learn from the scene?

A．Ann is thankful to accept her arrangement (安排).

B．Ann has a colourful and interesting life as a princess.

C．Countess looks after Ann very well and always comforts her.

D．Ann is not really ill but gets tired with her schedule and royal life.