Samwokeupsuddenly.Someonewasmovingaroundinthenextroom.Maybeit’sgrandma,gettingadrinkofwater,”hetoldhimself.Butthenextroomwasthelivingroom.Itwasn’tnearthekitchen.Helookedathiswatch-threethirty!Tooearlyforgr

　　Samwokeupsuddenly.Someonewasmovingaroundinthenextroom.Maybeit’sgrandma,gettingadrinkofwater,”hetoldhimself.Butthenextroomwasthelivingroom.Itwasn’tnearthekitchen.Helookedathiswatch-threethirty!Tooearlyforgrandmatogetup!

　　Hegotoutofbedandopenedthedoorveryquietly.Thewindowwasopen–wideopen.Standingnearitwasaman,lookinginthedeskdrawer.Grandmakepthermoneyandpapersinit!Hethoughtquickly.Yes,theradio!Heturneditonandaman’svoicefilledtheroom.Frightened,thethiefdroppedGrandma’spapers.Hejumpedoutontothebalcony.Thenhejumpeddowntwofloorstotheground.Hegaveashout.Hislegwasbroken.

　　Grandmawasawakeandshephonedthepoliceatonce.Thethiefcouldn’tgetup,becausehislegwasbroken.Whenthepolicearrived,Theywereverypleased.“Welldone,Sam,”saidthepoliceofficer.“Thismanisawell-knownthief.”ThenhesaidtoSam’sgrandma,“Youshouldkeepyourmoneyinabank!”

　　1、HowdidSamfrightenthethief?

　　2、Whycouldn‘tthethiefgetupwhenhejumpedtotheground?

　　3、WhatdoyouthinkofSam?