It was just another warm spring afternoon.As usual，I was waiting to pick up my mom at the school parking lot.Suddenly，a ball rolled into the parking lot and stopped in front of me.I looked around and waited for someone to come and collect it，but no one showed up.
Just when I was about to pick up the ball，I saw two kids racing towards me. "Pass it to me!" One of them shouted.And so I did.They got the ball，quickly thanked me and then went back along their way.
I was curious about where they were from.With plenty of time on my hands，I decided to quietly follow them to their "paradise." And there it was—in the school playground，a score of children were laughing，chasing balls or making fun of their friends.They were really having a good time!
This reminded me of the carefree days of my childhood.Back then，lunchtime meant home-cooked food that had been lovingly prepared by my mom，not an oily，ready-made lunch from the staff canteen.The final exams were the only thing I had to worry about （in fact，my mom was even more worried about them than I was）.The sharing of a new comic was the biggest deal of the month.Praise from my teachers seemed like a lifetime achievement award.
Life has just moved on.Almost ten years have passed since my college graduation.Many more people have entered my life，but few of them have created memories as sweet as my school friends had.If I were given the chance to talk to these kids in the playground，I would say， "________."
（1）What was the author doing when the ball rolled into the parking lot？
He looked around and waited for someone to come and collect it.He looked around and waited for someone to come and collect it.
（2）What made the author think of his school days？
A score of children had a good time on the playground.A score of children had a good time on the playground.
（3）Who was responsible for the author's lunch when he was a student？
The author's mom.The author's mom.
（4）How did the author probably feel whenever he was praised by his teachers？
He probably felt extremely excited.He probably felt extremely excited.
（5）When did the author graduate from college？
Almost ten years ago.Almost ten years ago.
（6）What do you think the author would have said to the kids if he had been given a chance to do so？Fill in the blank in the last paragraph.Write TWO sentences.
①Childhood is precious.Childhood is precious.
②Please have fun and enjoy your young life.Please have fun and enjoy your young life.
【答案】He looked around and waited for someone to come and collect it.；A score of children had a good time on the playground.；The author's mom.；He probably felt extremely excited.；Almost ten years ago.；Childhood is precious.；Please have fun and enjoy your young life.
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