Some families live quite far in the UK．Visiting them can either be an adventure or a chore(麻煩事)．It depends on how much family members like each other．
If all goes well，kids have an exciting time．Your relatives will plan different fun activities and make you happy．Taking you to visit relatives gives your parents a chance to rest．It gives older relatives a good chance to relive the time when they had young kids．If they do not have children of their own，they get to play parent for a while．
I remember that Blackpool Pleasure Beach was the place I liked to go with my grandparents
It is an amusement park on the northwest coast．It is packed with roller coasters(過山車)and candy stalls(糖果攤)．You could race small boats on a lake or scare yourself into death riding the ghost train．I had good memories of my time there．
As you get older，you suddenly become the one who must help your relatives with their kids．I have four COUSINS aged between one and eleven．They are fantastic and I really enjoy seeing them．However，it is very tiring，as they get so excited and energetic(充滿活力)．I fall asleep hoping they will remember our good times when they get older．
小題1:If all goes well，visiting relatives far away can be _____for kids．
A．dangerous B．exciting C．boringD．hard
小題2:By saying “relive the time”，the author means the old relatives enjoy______．
A．sharing old memoriesB．eating lots of food
C．watching old movies D．going out together
小題3:The author feel tired after playing with his cousins because_________．
A．his cousins are funnyB．he enjoys playing with them
C．he doesn’t like childrenD．his cousins have too much energy
小題4:The best title for this passage is      
A．My Favorite Amusement ParkB．Fun Playing with Cousins
C．Visiting Relatives in the UK D．Childhood Memories

小題1:B
小題2:A
小題3:D
小題4:C
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