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A.Toaparty. B.Toadinner. C.Toameeting.
( )2.Howmuchshouldthemanpayforhisbil?
A.¥55. B.¥45. C.¥40.
( )3.Wherearethespeakers?
A.Inalibrary. B.Atthebusstation. C.Athome.
( )4.WhatdoesLindadowhenshefeelssad?
A.Sheruns.
B.Shereadsbooks.
C.Shelistenstomusic.
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B.BecausehedidntwanttoliveinNewYork.
C.Becausehecouldntgetusedtothenewenvironment.
( )11.HowlongdidthedoctoradviseMr.Browntorelax?
A.For20minutes. B.For40minutes. C.For60minutes.
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( )14.Whereisthemansofice?
A.Itsbehindabank.
B.Itsbesideahotel.
C.Itsoppositeapark.
( )15.Howsoonwilthemangethisfood?
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ThissummerfromJunetoAugust,thereis
somethingtocelebrateinColorado,USA:thearts,
culture,food,andmusic.Becauseofthat,families
alwayshaveafairorfestivaltoatend,withfunfor
alages.Wevemadealistofsomeofthemost
popularbymonth.
June6—20,2023
TheDragonBoatFestival
LearnaboutChinesecultureinColorado
throughdragonboatraces,performancesand
peoplewhoselChinesespecialties(
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cdbf.org
July31—Aug.4,2023
TheKidsFair
Listentomusic,playwithfarmanimals,
andenjoyactivitiesforkids.
kidsfair.org
Aug.3—4,2023
TheCultureFestival
Takepartinandobserve(
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tionalBritishgames,listentomusic,andtry
traditionalfoods.
britishgames.org
Aug.15—18,2023
TheFruitFestival
Trysomethingfruity(eating&learning
tocookwithfruit).
fruitfest.com
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( )21.Youwilbeabletobuysilkclothesin .
A.theDragonBoatFestival B.theKidsFair
C.theFruitFestival D.theCultureFestival
( )22.IfyouareinterestedinBritishculture,youcanvisit
forfurtherinformation.
A.fruitfest.com B.kidsfair.org
C.cdbf.org D.britishgames.org
( )23.TheFruitFestivalwillastfor days.
A.two B.three C.four D.five
( )24.WhichisNOTmentionedinthepassage?
A.Education. B.Music.
C.Culture. D.Food.
( )25.Wherecanyouprobablyreadthispassage?
A.Inanovel. B.Inanote.
C.Inaposter. D.Inastorybook.
B
Mostschoolshavearulethatstudentsmustwearuniformstoclass.The
magazineTIMEforKidsaskedreaderstodiscusswhetherornotstudents
shouldwearuniformsatschool.Here,twoofthemsharetheirideas.
Yuna,9,California:
Teachersdonthavetoworyaboutlosingsightof(
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theplaygroundoronafieldtrip.Also,whenkidswearuniforms,boththe
olderandyoungerstudentsfeelliketheyarepartofthesamegroup.Iweara
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money,aswel!Andinthemorning,IcansavetimebecauseIdonthave
tochoosewhatkindofclothesIshouldwear.
Emerson,12,Michigan:
Idontthinkkidsshouldhavetowearauniform.Ifstudentsare
wearingthesameclothes,theycantexpressthemselves.Kidsshouldfeel
liketheycanbethemselves.Duringschoolhours,weshouldalsobe
comfortable.Ifstudentscouldweartheirownclothes,wedbeableto
expressourselves,becomfortable,andnotspendmoneyonclothesthatwe
neverwearathome.
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( )26.Oneruleinmostschoolsisthatstudentsmustwear .
A.uniforms B.costumes
C.kimono D.cheongsam
( )27.Themagazineinthepassageisfor .
A.parents B.teachers
C.children D.babies
( )28.Yunathinkswearinguniformscan .
A.savetime B.expressthemselves
C.lookyounger D.bulyclassmates
( )29.WhatdoesEmersonthinkofwearingschooluniforms?
A.Beautiful. B.Comfortable.
C.Terible. D.Fashionable.
( )30.Fromthepassage,weknowthat .
A.moststudentsliketheiruniforms
B.uniformsareverypopularwithstudents
C.moststudentsdontliketheiruniforms
D.diferentpeoplehavediferentideasaboutuniforms
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Icangetupat4:30a.m.
Formanyyears,Iwasalateriser.Thenthingschanged,becauseI
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novelwritinggoal,Idontneedtogetupthatearlyanymore.ButIhavegot
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( )33.Whydidthewriterhavetogetupearlyatfirst?
A.Becauseshewantedtowriteanovel.
B.Becauseshehadtocooklunchforherkids.
C.Becauseshewantedtotakesomeexercise.
D.Becauseshehadtogetreadyforherownwork.
( )34.Whatcanwelearnfromthelastparagraph?
A.Thewriterusedtostayuplateintheevening.
B.Thewriterhasntfinishedwritingthenovel.
C.Ifthewriterfeelstired,shewilgetupat5:00a.m.
D.Itwashardforthewritertotakeanearlylongrun.
( )35.Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?
A.Waystokeepfitasamother.
B.Importantthingstodointhemorning.
C.Howthewriterisabletogetupearly.
D.Whatthewriterusualydoesinthemorning.
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Doyoulikemilk?Doyoudrinkiteveryday?Mostofusbelievethat
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Forexample,drinkingtoomuchmilkmaymakeusfat.39.
Scientistsfoundthatsomepeopleoftendrankmilk,buttheyalsohadbroken
bones.
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wastoosmalandnotverytidyin 43 eyes.Molywantedtoclimbtothe
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windows.Shewaslookingforwardtohavingahouse 45 that.However,
sheunderstoodherfamilysdificultsituation,soshe 46 everything
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47 passedandlitleMolygrewup.Herparents 48 herabout
movingout.Oneday,Molydecidedtoclimbthemountainand 49 the
housewithgoldenwindows.Shetookher 50 andstartedhercycling.
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Molywasvery 53 andsatquietlyforsometime.Suddenly,she
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She 54 thatthesunraysreflectinginthewatermadethewindows
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activitiestoraisemoneyeveryyear.Theynotonlygiveawaythebears,but
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A:72. ?
B:Oh,itsabout10kilometersawayfromhere.YoudbetertakeaNo.
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A:OK,thanks.
B:Notatal.
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C:Anythingelse?
A:Ialsowantaglassofsoftdrink.
C:OK.Thanksforyourorder.
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A:74. ?
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A:75. .
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