是爷爷吗?
Was it Grandpa?
Name: ________________ Date: ________
Key words
| Word | Pinyin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 早上 | zǎoshang | morning |
| 吃 | chī | to eat |
| 早饭 | zǎofàn | breakfast |
| 说 | shuō | to speak; to say |
| 知道 | zhīdào | to know; to be aware of |
| 谁 | shéi | who |
| 看 | kàn | to look at; to see; to watch |
| 饺子 | jiǎozi | dumpling (boiled, crescent-shaped) |
| 晚上 | wǎnshang | evening; night |
| 房间 | fángjiān | room |
| 今天 | jīntiān | today |
| 杯子 | bēizi | cup; glass; mug |
English (for the teacher)
On Friday morning, the whole family was having breakfast. Niuniu opened her notebook, stood up and said, “I know who it is!”
She looked at Grandpa: “The dumpling was by your door, the fish head was by your door. At night, there’s a sound in your room. This morning, you were holding my red cup. Grandpa, it’s you!”
Dad looked at Mum, and Mum looked at Grandpa.
Grandpa smiled: “Yes, it was me. I ate the dumplings, I ate the fish, I took the cup. And I really like singing at night.”
Dad said, “All right, little detective, eat your breakfast.”
Niuniu didn’t eat. She looked at her notebook and remembered Wednesday evening.
“Grandpa, you don’t eat fish!”
Nobody said a word.
Why did Grandpa say it was him? Who was he helping?