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九年级全一册
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Module 4 Home alone
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When Jessie and Joey first started staying at home alone, they weren’t allowed to open the door for anyone or invite any friends to their home. Now Jessie’s allowed to invite some friends who her mum knows well.
Every family has different home alone rules. Here are some common rules.
“Closed door” policy (原则)
Don’t open the door for anyone except a brother, sister or parent.
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Checking in
When you get home, call your parents to let them know that everything’s OK.
Phone calls
Only pick up the phone if it’s a parent, relative or friend who your parents know.
If you answer the phone and the person asks for a parent, just say that he or she is busy and can’t come to the phone. Never tell a stranger on the phone that you’re home alone!
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Visiting friends
Most children have a rule that no friends are allowed in the house when they’re home alone. This may be no fun but in the end, it is safe for everyone.
Staying inside
Your parents may want you to stay at home and not go anywhere—not even a friend’s house, park, or store.
No Internet
Many parents, including Jessie and Joey’s mum, ask their children to wait until a parent is home before going online.
These rules are very important. Follow them when you’re home alone.
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根据短文内容回答问题
1. How many rules are talked about in the passage?
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2. Who is Jessie allowed to invite to her home now?
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3. What should you say when someone calls to ask for your parent?