Dear Aunt Tara,
I have a problem with my homework. We have to do it in a group. It has to be finished this Friday, but Gary, the boy in our group, has done nothing helpful. He just keeps rocking the boat.
Every time we talk about the work with him, he always says, “Don’t worry. I’ll do it later.” But he seldom does his job. And when he does, he does it the wrong way. Someone has to do it for him again. What’s worse is when Ms. Lin asks about our group, Gary always tells her that we others don’t work hard enough. I’m really mad at Gary about this. We’re in the same group. Shouldn’t we help each other to do a better job?
Kate
Dear Kate,
It is important for students to learn how to work together in a group. Maybe you should talk to Gary about the problem and tell him you all need his help. If he still doesn’t change, go talk to your teacher. I believe she can make Gary do his job.
Aunt Tara
Which of the following is true about Kate’s homework?

A．It’s very easy.

B．It’s very boring.

C．It has to be done by herself.

D．It requires teamwork.

What does “rocking the boat” most likely mean in Kate’s letter?

A．Causing trouble.

B．Doing easy jobs.

C．Telling people what to do.

D．Working without thinking.

Which of the following best describes Gary?

A．Kind and helpful.	B．Lazy and dishonest.
C．Tall and strong.	D．Honest and popular.

What do we know from Aunt Tara’s letter?

A．Kate is the leader of Ms. Lin’s class.

B．Kate should let Gary know how she feels.

C．Gary should be put in another group.

D．Gary has decided to change himself.

What’s Aunt Tara’s advice to Kate?

A．Do the homework without Gary’s help.

B．Ask her teacher immediately to make Gary do his job.

C．Talk to Gary first and then to Ms. Lin if necessary.

D．Ask her teacher to give her a different kind of homework.