I used to be an active girl.But two years ago,an English speakingcompetition held in my school changed me a lot.
I stood on the stage(講臺) for the first time.I was so nervous that my brain(大腦) suddenly became empty.Not longafter I began my speech,the hall turned noisy.It seemed that they werelaughing at me.I knew I failed.
From then on,I became quiet and always stayed alone.I didn’t wantto express my ideas in public,even in class.Every time I wanted to saysomething,I thought people would laugh at me.My friends couldn’t understandme,and they left me,one by one.
One day,my science teacher asked us why trees in forests were muchtaller than those in the wild.“Ha,what a silly question!” I thought.
“There’s not enough space in the woods for trees to expand theirbranches.Of course they have to grow taller than others.The trees in the wildneedn’t do that since there’s enough space.” I said in a low voice.
To my surprise,the teacher said,“Yes,you’re right.It is acompetition.” My face turned red right now.I hadn’t spoken for a long time,especially in public.
Then the teacher explained how trees in forests had to grow tallerto receive more sunlight.If not,they would die.This also happened in oursociety.
What’s more,the tree that doesn’t live in a crowd is just like aperson who has no friends in life.
I raised my head slowly and found the teacher was looking at me.Hiseyes were as warm as sunshine.I realized that I must stand up and face thetruth.
根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容,判斷正(T)誤(F).
( )31.We can know there was an Englishspeaking competition two years ago from the first
paragraph.
( )32.The hall turned noisy because theweather was too hot.
( )33.After the competition,the writer losther confidence.
( )34.The science teacher’s question wasdifficult.
( )35.From the story,we can guess the writeris likely to stand up from her seat after the
science class.