He went on reading. "The book A 2. tells about us, and our parents, and your Grannie even. And it says a lot about me. It says that I think too much of myself, and that I have a quick temper, so that John has to defend me when I get into fights.
" Barnaby's face B 1. was very red now.
"What does it say about me?" said Fredericka.
"It says that you are quick-tempered too, " said Barnaby.
"That's true, " said Fredericka, "I am. "
There was a silence. Everybody stopped walking and just C 4. stood there.
"I'm afraid of that book, said Fredericka.
"I D 1. didn't like it, " said Abbie. "Let's take it back to the library and tell Miss Downs we don't want it. "
"Do you think, said Susan, "that we are not real people, but only characters in this book that somebody E 4. wrote?»
"I don't want to be not real, " said Fredericka. "I am afraid…"
There was another silence. Everybody looked at Barnaby. Barnaby
thought a minute. Then he shook his head.
A. 1. has told 2. tells 3. told 4. is telling
B. 1. was 2. has 3. were 4. had
C. 1. stand 2. stay 3. stop 4. stood
D. 1. didn't like 2. liked 3. don't like 4. likes
E. 1. writes 2. is writing 3. will write 4. wrote