Learn from the Failure!

張曉飛

Steve won the first prize in the recent city video game. When a reporter asked the reason， he told a story.

A boy loved video games. He wanted to win so much that he always thought of all kinds of tricks. He became so good at cheating that he could win any game. Everyone around him saw him as champion and nobody wanted to play with him. But Tom always played with him. The boy enjoyed himself at Toms failure.

One day the boy got bored with all playing around. He decided to join in the city game as he thought he could find some strong competitors there.

When competition started， everyone played best. He also tried to play best， but just then he realized that he got used to tricks. He felt quite embarrassed. Without tricks he couldnt beat anyone. He soon failed and sat there sadly. To his surprise， the winner was Tom. At that time， he realized his mistake.

From then on， the boy gives up wanting to win all the time. He is quite happy to lose sometimes， because he would learn how to win from the failure. He knows learning is more important than winning.

Word bank： failure n. 失敗 trick n. 詭計(jì) champion n. 冠軍 competitor n. 競(jìng)爭(zhēng)者 embarrassed adj. 尷尬的 fail v. 失敗

根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，選擇最佳答案。

1. What happened to Steve in the recent city video game？

A. He was the winner. B. He was the leader.

C. He was the loser. D. He was the waiter.

2. Why did nobody want to play with Steve？

A. Because nobody liked him. B. Because nobody had time.

C. Because nobody want to win. D. Because nobody could beat him.

3. Why didnt Steve win in the city game？

A. He couldnt use tricks. B. He felt ill that day.

C. He made mistakes in the game. D. He got bored with the game.

4. How did Steve feel when he knew Tom won？

A. Embarrassed. B. Unhappy. C. Surprised. D. Angry.