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腊八粥 冰心 从我能记事的日子起,我就记得每年农历十二月初八,母亲就给我们煮腊八粥

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腊八粥     

冰心 

       从我能记事的日子起,我就记得每年农历十二月初八,母亲就给我们煮腊八粥。     

       这腊八粥是用糯米、红糖和十八种干果掺在一起煮成的。干果里大的有红枣、桂圆、核桃、白果、杏仁、栗子、花生、葡萄干等,小的有各种豆子和芝麻之类,吃起来十分香甜可口。母亲每年都是煮一大锅,不但合家大小都吃到了,有多的还分送给邻居和亲友。     

       母亲说:这腊八粥本来是佛教寺院煮来供佛的——十八种干果象征着十八罗汉,后来这风俗便在民间流行。因为借这机会,清理厨柜,把这些剩余杂果煮给孩子吃,也是节约的好办法。最后,她叹一口气说:“我的母亲是腊八这一天逝世的!那时我只有十四岁。我伏在她身上痛哭之后,赶忙到厨房去给父亲和哥哥做早饭,还看见灶上摆着一小锅她昨天煮好的腊八粥。现在我每年还煮这腊八粥,不是为 了供佛,而是为了纪念我的母亲。”     

       我的母亲是一九三O年一月七日逝世的, 正巧那天也是农历腊八!那时我已有了自己的家,为了纪念我的母亲,我也每年在这一天煮腊八粥,虽然我凑不上十八种干果,但是孩子们也还是爱吃的。抗战后南北迁徙,有时还在国外,尤其是最近的十年,我们几乎连个 “家”都没有,也就把“腊八”这个日子淡忘了。 

       今年“腊八”这一天早晨,我偶然看见我的第三代几个孩子,围在桌子旁边,在洗红枣、剥花生,看见我来了,都抬起头来说: “……!妈妈说这腊八粥可好吃啦。您从前是每年都煮的。”我笑了,心想这些孩子们真馋。 我说:“那是你妈妈们小时候的事情了,在抗战的时候,难得吃到一点甜食,吃腊八粥就成 了大典。现在为什么还找这个麻烦?”

       他们彼此对看了一下,低下头去,一个孩子轻轻地说:“妈妈和姨妈说,您母亲为了纪念她的母亲,就每年煮腊八粥,您为了纪念您的母亲,也每年煮腊八粥。现在我们为了纪念我们敬爱的周 * * ——周爷爷,我们也要每年煮腊八粥!这些红枣、花生、栗子和我们能凑来的各种豆子,不是代表十八罗汉,而是象征着我们这一代准备走上各条战线的中国少年, 大家紧紧地、融洽地、甜甜蜜蜜地团结在一起 ……”他一面从口袋里掏出一小张叠得很平整的小日历纸,在一九七六年一月八日的下面, 印着:“农历乙卯年十二月八日”字样。他把这张小纸送到我眼前说:“您看,这是妈妈保留下来的,周爷爷的忌辰,就是腊八!”     

       我没有说什么,只泫然地低下头去,和他们一同剥起花生来。 

1.短文共说我家几代人?煮腊八粥的有哪些人? 

                                                                                                                     

2.读画“——”的句子,为什么作者把“腊 八”这个日子淡忘了?

3.语段画“……”的句子,应该选           填上最合适。  [ ]

A.姥姥,以后我们不煮腊八粥吃不行!   

B.姥姥,以后我们不能不煮腊八粥。   

C.姥姥,难道我们以后不煮腊八粥吗?   

D.姥姥,以后我们每年还煮腊八粥吧! 

4.最后一段,表达我怎样的心理呢?

                                                                                                                                                   

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参考答案:D解析:A项属于转继承,B项则不符合定义中的“被继承人的子女”这一条件,C项中甲、乙是夫妻关系,因此丙继承二人的财产并非代位继承,只有D项完全符合定义,故选D。

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