谁会这道题：Longago,Bluebird's

Longago,Bluebird'sfeatherswerethecolourofdust.Shedidnotlikeheruglycolour.Shewasattracted

bythecolourofthelakenearherhome.Itwasasblueastheskyafterastorm.Bluebirdwantedtobethe

colourofthatbeautifullakeverymuch.

Flappingherwingsonemorning,Bluebirdflewfromhertreetothebluelake.Thenshebathedinthewater

threetimes.Aftereachbath,shesang,"Bluewater.Stillwater.Iwentin.Iamblue."Bluebirdrepeatedthisevery

morning.Onthethirdday,shecameoutthelakewithbeautifulbluefeathers.

NowCoyotewasatrickster(骗子)—andhungrytoo.HestayedbehindBluebird'streeforalongtimeevery

dayandwatchedhergotothelake.Hepretended(伪装)tobeinterestedineverythingshedid.HewantedBluebird

forlunch,buthewasafraidofthebluewater.

OnthethirdMorning,CoyotesawBluebirdcomeoutofthelakewithbeautifulbluefeathers.Impressed,he

satnexttoBluebird'streeandwaitedforher.Whenshereturned,heasked,"Howdidyougetbluefeathers?I

wanttobebluelikethemountainstoo."Bluebirddidn'tbelieveCoyote,butshetaughthimhowtobathethree

timeseachmorningandhowtosinghersong.Coyotedidwhatshesaid,andafterthreedaysofbathinginthe

lake,hiswhitefurturneddeepblue.

Convinced(确信的)thatbluefurwasevenmorebeautifulthanbluefeathers,Coyoteforgotallaboutbeing

hungry.Heranasfastashecouldtothetopofthehill.Standingonhisbacklegs,heraisedhisfrontlegsoff

thegroundandhowled.ButCoyoteslipped(滑倒)androlleddownthehill.Hecouldn'tstophimself,andthedust

anddirtcoveredhisnewbluefur.HerolledandrolleduntilhehitintoBluebird'streeheavily.Nomatterhow

muchhetried,foolishCoyotecouldnotshakethedustfromhisfur.Andsothefurofallcoyoteshasthedull

colourofdusttothisveryday.1.HowmanytimesdidBluebirdbatheeverymorningbeforeshehadbeautifulbluefeathers?

A.Threetimes.

B.Fourtimes.

C.Fivetimes.

D.Sixtimes.2.WhywasCoyoteatrickster?

A.HewantedtoflylikeBluebirdnearth