题目内容：

    I’ll never forget driving away from my village in war-torn Vietnam. I was five and my mum, Can, told me and my brother Tam we were going on holiday, but as she hugged us goodbye, she began to sob so much her whole body was shaking. I gripped my little brother’s hand as I watched the tiny village grow smaller in the rear view window. Like many Vietnamese children, we were adopted by an Australian family.

It was a scary, lonely and confusing time, and I missed my birth family horribly. “When am I going home?” I’d ask again and again in Vietnamese, but no one would answer me because they didn’t understand. I’d ask about my birth mother so often that my new parents told me she had died. I cried myself to sleep every night until I was eight or nine. My adoptive family were dysfunctional and home life was tough.

At 15, my adoptive mother died. After that, I was going through my adoptive father’s filing cabinet (橱柜) and I found an old letter, with a Vietnamese postmark. I felt delighted as I realized it was from my birth mum. Straight away, I wrote a long letter to the address she had given, explaining who I was and asking if Can was alive.

Soon after, I got a simple fax back, saying, “Mother still alive, very happy to hear from you.” My heart soared as I read her words. For the next few years, I exchanged letters with her and was thrilled to finally have contact with her. I was so grateful for that.

1.Why did the author’s mum begin to sob in Paragraph 1?

A.Because she felt excited when hugging her children.

B.Because her children were going on holiday.

C.Because her children were leaving her.

D.Because her whole body was shaking.

2.How was the author’s adoptive life?

A.Hard. B.Happy.

C.Easy. D.Free.

3.What was the possible reason for Can’s failing to contact the author?

A.Can didn’t like the author. B.Can didn’t know where the author was.

C.Can was dead. D.Can was not allowed to contact the author.

4.How did the author feel when she read her mum’s words?

A.Upset. B.Excited.

C.Lonely. D.Moved.