题目内容：

Martha Payne is 9 years old. She lives in a small community in Scotland. Martha is interested in the food at her school. She is interested in how good it tastes, and how healthy it is, and whether it contains any hairs. A few months ago, she started to write a blog about her school dinners. She photographed her school dinners, and then posted the pictures on her blog and told us what she thought about the food. Most days, she thought the food was OK, and on some days she thought it was really good.

Children in other schools, and other countries, started to read Martha's blog. Some of them left comments on Martha's school dinners. And some sent Martha pictures of their own school dinners, and Martha published these on her blog. Then Martha started to use her blog to raise money for a charity called Mary's Meals, which provides school meals for children in poor communities in developing countries.

And at this point, the officials who run the education system in the part of Scotland where Martha lives became aware of her blog. They didn't want publicity for the food in their schools. Perhaps they were afraid that people would start to criticize (批评) their school dinners and say that they were unhealthy. They said that Martha's blog had to stop.

Martha's head teacher told Martha the bad news, and Martha was sad and wrote a final blog post to say goodbye to her readers. The newspapers, the radio and the television all carried stories about Martha's blog. This was not at all what the officials wanted. A day later, they decided that Martha could continue writing her blog about her school dinners, and taking pictures of them.

1.Why does Martha write a blog about her school dinners?

A. She wants to learn to cook.

B. She is interested in the school food.

C. She wants the school food improved.

D. She is worried about the school food.

2.What can we learn from Paragraph 2?

A. Martha's blog didn't reach far.

B. Martha's blog wasn't quite successful.

C. Martha's blog received wide attention.

D. Martha's blog helped to raise a lot of money.

3.Why did the officials want to stop Martha's blog?

A. The school food was unhealthy.

B. Martha gave bad comments on her blog.

C. The public thought poorly of the school food.

D. They were afraid the school food would be criticized.

4.What made the officials give in finally?

A. Martha's great fame.

B. Support from the press.

C. The popularity of Martha's blog.

D. Support from Martha's head teacher.