What surprised the teacher greatly?

A．The pupils started to learn actively.

B．The pupils summarized the plot orally.

C．The pupils began to enjoy the language.

D．The pupils became very excited in class.

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【考情点拨】事实细节题。
【应试指导】文章第三段第四句提到，作者非常惊讶地发现，全班同学把书带回家，自己完成了学习。由此可知，学生们开始主动学习让作者大吃一惊。故选A。

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