Have you ever woken up feeling that something was wrong?
It was a day like that for me．
I sat up in bed．
A little later I opened the curtains．
It was terrible weather—the rain was pouring down．
Then I looked down into the yard．
Yes! There it was—the motorcycle．
It was just as broken as last night．
And my leg was starting to hurt．
Something had happened to the person in the story the night before．What was it?

A．The bad weather had broken the motorcycle．

B．The bad weather had stopped the person from going outside．

C．The person had bought a new motorcycle．

D．The person had been in a motorcycle accident．

“It was a day like that for me．”What kind of day did this turn out to be?

A．A good day．	B．A bad day．
C．An exciting day．	D．A boring day．

Why does the writer begin the story with a question?

A．Because the writer wants to know the answer．

B．To make the readers interested in the story．

C．Because the question is hard to answer．

D．To remind the reader that this kind of experience is rare．