五、阅读表达
阅读下面短文，根据短文内容回答问题。
改编 One recent weekend, I decided to learn how to make jiaozi with my grandmother. I thought it would be fun and easy at the very beginning, but soon it came to me that it wasn't as simple as it looked.
At first, I didn't pay attention to the sharp knife while cutting vegetables. My finger got cut because of my carelessness. Luckily, it wasn't serious. Grandma was nervous, and quickly helped me clean the cut. "My poor little girl! Be careful next time!" said Grandma softly. Through the painful lesson, I learned the hard way that safety should always come first.
After that accident, I continued working with Grandma. We made the dough, mixed the filling, and started shaping the dumplings. However, I kept making mistakes. Some of my dumplings were too thick, others were not properly sealed, and some even had too much filling, making them difficult to close. It was so discouraging, but Grandma kept encouraging me.
Until noon, we had a plate full of dumplings—some were perfect, and some were a bit messy. Dad ate my ugliest dumpling first. "Tastes better than it looks!" he laughed. Mum encouraged me, "They're the most delicious dumplings I have ever had. I am so proud of you!"
Now I understand that making jiaozi isn't just about the final product; it is about learning patience, having fun with my family, and improving through mistakes. Mistakes aren't signs of weakness. Instead, they should be viewed as stepping stones to achievements.
1. What did the writer think of making jiaozi at the very beginning?
2. What happened to the writer's finger because of her carelessness?
3. Did the writer give up making jiaozi after the accident?
4. How do Mum's words sound?
5. What does the writer view mistakes as?
阅读下面短文，根据短文内容回答问题。
改编 One recent weekend, I decided to learn how to make jiaozi with my grandmother. I thought it would be fun and easy at the very beginning, but soon it came to me that it wasn't as simple as it looked.
At first, I didn't pay attention to the sharp knife while cutting vegetables. My finger got cut because of my carelessness. Luckily, it wasn't serious. Grandma was nervous, and quickly helped me clean the cut. "My poor little girl! Be careful next time!" said Grandma softly. Through the painful lesson, I learned the hard way that safety should always come first.
After that accident, I continued working with Grandma. We made the dough, mixed the filling, and started shaping the dumplings. However, I kept making mistakes. Some of my dumplings were too thick, others were not properly sealed, and some even had too much filling, making them difficult to close. It was so discouraging, but Grandma kept encouraging me.
Until noon, we had a plate full of dumplings—some were perfect, and some were a bit messy. Dad ate my ugliest dumpling first. "Tastes better than it looks!" he laughed. Mum encouraged me, "They're the most delicious dumplings I have ever had. I am so proud of you!"
Now I understand that making jiaozi isn't just about the final product; it is about learning patience, having fun with my family, and improving through mistakes. Mistakes aren't signs of weakness. Instead, they should be viewed as stepping stones to achievements.
1. What did the writer think of making jiaozi at the very beginning?
Fun and easy.
2. What happened to the writer's finger because of her carelessness?
It got cut.
3. Did the writer give up making jiaozi after the accident?
No.
4. How do Mum's words sound?
Encouraging.
5. What does the writer view mistakes as?
Stepping stones to achievements.
答案：1. Fun and easy. 2. It got cut.
3. No. 4. Encouraging.
5. Stepping stones to achievements.
3. No. 4. Encouraging.
5. Stepping stones to achievements.