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What's My Line （臺詞）？"One of my a ctors is sick!He has just one line and you're the only one who fits his clothes!"One afternoon，the school drama（戲劇） director suddenly shouted to me．She seemed so nervous and worried that I felt sorry for her and said，"OK"．
"You will be fine．It's easy!"she said．But it wasn't easy at all．On the stage（舞臺），four other actors and actresses spoke their lines，and I opened my mouth．Nothing came out．I couldn't even breathe．I just wanted to leave．The next thing I knew，I was running off the stage．
As I was running off the stage，I accidentally knocked over a glass of grape juice that was on a table．The purple juice hit the girl next to me-Andrea，the leading actress of the drama．She gave me a nasty look．I thought she was going to kill me!
But then，Andrea quickly said，"Darling，you're so silly!Let's toast（干杯） to my darling's silliness!Cheers!"She quickly took another glass of grape juice and drank it．The other actors quickly followed Andrea's lead and saved the scene（場面）．The audience（觀眾） thought my mistake was part of the play!
I said sorry to everyone after the play．To my surprise，they were not angry with me．They told me，"It's all a part of being on stage．"I could be wrong，but I think I liked being on stage．I think I will try again．
41．Which of the following was a problem in the story？C
A．Andrea drank the grape juice．
B．Andrea was the leading actress of the drama．
C．The writer forgot his line．
D．The writer had only one line．
42．Which of the following is NOT true？B
A．The writer made Andrea's dress dirty．
B．The audience knew something was wrong．
C．The school drama director asked the writer to play a role．
D．The writer said sorry to the drama club．
43．Andrea gave the writer a nasty look．At that moment she feltC．
A．sad
B．afraid
C．angry
D．hungry
44．From the passage，we know that Andrea was aD leading actress．
A．pretty
B．silly
C．warm-hearted
D．quick-minded
45．The writer will most probablyA in the future．
A．join the drama club
B．dislike Andrea
C．stay away from the stage
D．help Andrea wash her clothes．
