1. What do we know about Buzz and Woody in the movie Toy Story?

　A. They fight with other toys. B. They become friends finally.

　C. They try to escape from Andy. D. They win a competition together.

2. Which movie shows there is no age limit for adventurers?

　A. Up. B. Toy Story.

　C. How to Train Your Dragon. D. Despicable Me.

3. What is special about the movie Despicable Me?

　A. It is a detective story. B. It is a family comedy.

　C. It is aimed at amusing kids. D. It is acted out by real people.

　　Everyone knew that Stuti was the best speller in the whole class. She could spell difficult words like "encyclopedia" and "amendment" very easily. She used to get perfect scores during each weekly spelling test.

　　Ms. Daisy, her English teacher, made a rule for the spelling tests that any child who doesn't get at least 60% correct spellings would have to copy each word fifty times for next week's spelling test. Seema, who sat next to Stuti always struggled with spellings. Last Thursday, she received 56 percent, which meant copying each word fifty times.

　　Stuti was so confident about her spelling ability that she decided not to study for her next spelling test. The test began. Ms. Daisy pronounced each word and then repeated it. Everything was OK until she read "Handkerchief". Stuti scribbled h-a-n-d-k-e-r-c-h...now what? i or e? Her mind was blank.

　　Ms. Daisy started to move on to the next word. Suddenly, Stuti realized that Seema knew how to spell it! Seema had written this word fifty times.

　　There was wide open space between Stuti and Seema. Stuti's eyes rolled to the right. There it was; it was spelled out in Seema's handwriting. Her eyes went quickly back to her own paper and finished the word with the letters "i-e-f".

Stuti remained nervous as Ms. Daisy read the last word. She had cheated just for the first time in her life. She thought, "Is this the way I want to keep my perfect record---by being a cheater?"