题目内容：

    I was looking out the window that summer afternoon. It was as if the trees were inviting me to join in their impromptu(即兴的) dances as they played hide and seek in the misty fog. A strange stillness surrounded me as I sat in the hotel hall, waiting for the taxi to take me to the music camp site. I had flown for sixteen hours to attend a music camp in Michigan for three weeks. Excited more than I was nervous, I felt ready for new meetings.

A week passed like a breeze, and my cello(大提琴) notes were becoming sweeter. I took a break to the school shop with another Chinese friend. As I picked out my newfound favorite American candy bar, I noticed my friend chatting with another Chinese girl. I soon joined in with natural ease, and discovered that we were the only other Asians at the camp. It felt like a good chance that our friendship was formed forever.

During the orchestra rehearsals(排演), Mr. Lastrapes, a genius at discovering the slightest off-key note(走音的音符), persuaded me to relax my tightened arms with his soft voice and gentle manners, thereby allowing me to release notes that I could never create before. We continued to have two hours of rehearsals every day in a large hall that could hold 4,000 people. What we had instead was an audience of ducks and geese outside that swam so freely and happily to our melody(曲调). How an unusual experience I had!

All things, good or bad, must come to an end, when I waited to board the plane, I was looking out the airport window, thinking back at the heartfelt moment of farewell with my friend, Caroline, at the camp gates. We had promised to meet again, but how and when, she was returning to Kentucky, and I, to China. The cello strings were not long or tight enough to keep us connected.

1.How did the author feel when waiting in the hotel hall?

A.He felt excited to find out the great fun in nature.

B.He felt eager to have some unexpected meetings.

C.He felt worried about whether he would perform well.

D.He felt tired after flying a long journey to the music camp.

2.From para2 we know that ___________

A.the author was happy to find out his favorite snack.

B.the author felt good to have friends to accompany.

C.the author was lucky to make some lifelong friends.

D.the author found it easy to communicate with Asians.

3.Why did the author mention the ducks and geese?

A.He wanted to live a free and happy life like them.

B.He wanted to show he was relaxed and enjoyed the process.

C.He wanted to prove inspiration comes from daily life.

D.He wanted to show their music reached a wide audience.

4.What can we infer from the last paragraph?

A.They found it hard to say good-bye to each other.

B.They were not sure music could connect each other.

C.They knew maybe they are unlikely to see each other again.

D.They hugged each other without words at the camp gate.