1 . Dear Mr. and Mrs. King,
Welcome to our neighborhood. I'm very glad that you and your family become our neighbors. However, I am sorry to say you have brought some trouble to us. Mr. King, would you please not play the drum late into the night? We can't fall asleep until you stop it. Mrs. King, you are so energetic. You are always like the early bird. So would you please not sing so loud in the early morning? And your son Peter is playing with balls at home all day. Would you please ask him not to play there? There is a big playground in front of our building. What more, your daughter Emma plays music too loud. She makes so much noise. My little baby starts to cry as soon as Emma plays the crazy music. Thank you for your understanding!
Yours,
Ellen
1. From the letter, we know that there are
people in Peter's family.
2. Which of the following is not the reason that the writer complains?
| A．Mr. King plays the drum late into the night |
| B．Emma plays music too loud |
| C．The bird sings too loud in the early morning |
| D．Peter plays with balls at home all day |
3. The underlined word “energetic” in the passage means “
”.
4. Who sings loud in the early morning?
| A．Mr. King. | B．Mrs. King. | C．Emma. | D．The early bird. |
5. What's the purpose of the letter?
| A．To know more about the new neighbor. |
| B．To make friends with the new neighbor. |
| C．To ask the new neighbor for help. |
| D．To tell the new neighbor not to make noise anymore. |
