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( )3Theteacheraskedus crossthestreet the
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( )8—Whydoyouspeakin aloudvoice?
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( )9—Hi,guys.Howwasyourpartyyesterday?
—Wonderful!Wehadabigmealandenjoyed .
Athemselves Bmyself Cyourself Dourselves
( )10—IcaughtabadcoldyesterdayandIhadtoseethedoctor.
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parentsarenotathome.
A.himself B.herself
C.yourselves D.themselves
( )12.Foryourown ,pleasedontsmokeontheplane.
A.feeling B.health C.safety D.growth
( )13.—Ithinkits tolearnhowtoworkingroups.
—Ithinkso.Sometimesitsevenmoreimportantthangrades.
A.strange B.necessary C.possible D.lucky
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A.Toputaway B.Putingaway
C.Putaway D.Dontputaway
( )15.Hefelt surprised hecouldntsayaword
withhismouthwideopen.
A.so;that B.too;to
C.such;that D.as;as
( )16.Theremaybeaccidentsifdriversdontobeythetrafic .
A.lights B.signs C.rules D.photos
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C.takeof D.takeout
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veryheavyintherushhour.
A.awful B.harmful C.careless D.careful
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acrosstherivereveryyear.
A.werebuilt B.wilbuild
C.arebuilt D.arebuilding
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darkareas,evenifitwilmakeyourtripmuchfaster.Ifyouhavetogoto
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phonewhileyouarethere.
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( )6.A.parents B.brothers C.sisters D.friends
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8p.m.”hesaid.Thenhewenttosleepagain.
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window.“Sir,doyouknowthetime?”heasked.Thedriverlookedathis
watchagainandtoldthemanitwas8∶30p.m.
Hedidntwanttobetroubledagain,sohewroteashortnoteandputit
uponthewindowforaltosee.Itsaid,“Idontknowthetime.”
Againthemanlaydownintheseatforthesleep.Afewminuteslater,
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W:Thatsoundsbad.3.
M:Yes,itskindofserious.
W:Haveyouseenadoctor?
M:Yes.4.
W:Whatdidthedoctordowiththecut?
M:5.
W:Oh!Donttouchwater.Andyouwilbebetersoon.
M:OK.Thankyou!
W:Youarewelcome.
A.Howlonghaveyoubeenlikethis?
B.Isitserious?
C.Icutmyfingeryesterday.
D.Whathappened?
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7.Westernersusualyeatwith (knife)andforks.
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DearDanny,
Imgladtohearfromyou.Nomaterwhatwedo,itisthe
mostimportanttolearntoprotectourselves.Wel,Ihavesome
suggestions.
Firstly,weshouldrespectteachersandtheelders,andat
thesametime,weneedtogetonwelwithourclassmates.
Secondly,behavewelinpublicanddontrunaftereachother.
Thirdly,weshouldbecarefulwhenwemakefriends,especialy
ontheInternet.Weshouldntgiveourexactpersonalinformation
tothem.Lastbutnotleast,itsimportantforustoeatmore
healthyfoodandobeythetraficrules.
Ithinkitisveryimportantforustolearnsomewaysto
protectourselvesfromdanger.Ihopethesuggestionsabovemay
helpyou.Lookingforwardtohearingfromyousoon.
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1.W:Whatdidyoulearntoday?
M:Somesafetyrulesinourdailylife.
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2.W:Somebodyhelp!Mr.Johnsonwasbadlyhurtbythecar.
M:Calmdown.Calthedoctorimmediately!
W:Imcaling.
Question:Whatnumbershouldtheycalnow?
3.W:Canweswimhere?
W:Imnotsure.Isthereasign?
M:Oh,hereitis.Itsayswecantswimhere.
Question:Whatdoesthesignsay?
4.W:Wouldyoulikemetodriveyouhome,Kate?
W:Imafraidnot.
M:Why?Areyousickofme?
W:Ofcoursenot.Youarenotalowedtodrive.Youdranktoo
much.
Question:Whycouldntthemandrive?
5.W:Hi,Sean.Whatdidyoudolastweekend?
M:Hi,Mary.IwentcyclingwithMike.Unluckily,hefelofthe
bikeandhurthishead.
Question:Whoseheadwashurt?
6.W:IthinkIamalitleheavy.
M:Yes,youshouldeatmorefruitandvegetables.Takingexercises
isanotherwaydokeephealthy.
Question:Whatdoesthemanadvisethewomantoeat?
7.W:Whyisthelitleboycryingsoloud?
M:Becausehislegisinjured.
Question:Whichpartoftheboyishurt?
8.M:Whatsportareyougoodat,Maria?
W:Im goodatsnooker.DingJunhuiismyfavouritesnooker
player.Howaboutyou,Tom?
M:Basketbal,andIlikeYaoMingbest.HesagreatChinese
basketbalplayer.
Question:WhoisTomsfavouriteplayer?
9.W:Doyouknowanythingaboutearthquakes?
M:Yes.Earthquakesusualycomewithoutwarning.
W:So they do. How should we protectourselvesduring
theearthquake?
M:Ihavenoidea.LetsaskMr.Li.
Question:Whataretheytalkingabout?
10.W:Wouldyouliketogoforaridewithme?
W:Sory.Thereissomethingwrongwithmybike.
M:Whataboutplayingtabletennis?
W:Thatsoundsnicetome.Letsgo.
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W:Hi,Peter!ThisisJenny.
M:Hi,Jenny!
W:PleasecometoMariaHospitalatonce.Jackhadacaraccident
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M:What?Isitserious?
W:No.Jackjusthurthisrightarm.Hefeelsmuchbeternow.
M:Howdidithappen?
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M:Hi,Jane,whatswrong?Youdonotlookwel.
W:Oh,Ihaveatoothache.
M:Howoftendoyougotothedentist?
W:Oh,twiceayear.
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W:Iknow.ButIdontlikethepain.MyteethhurtafterIseethe
dentist.
M:Whoisyourdentist?
W:Dr.Carlson.ButsometimesIgotoseeDr.Thomson.
M:Mydentist,Dr.Johnson,isrealygoodandpatient.Ifyouwant
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Mikenevertalkedtothem.Hejustslept.OnedayMikesfather
said,“Wakeup,Mike.LetsgohomeandplaywithCody.”Cody
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hisarm.ThenMikesparentshadanidea.Thenextday,they
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HowtoProtectOurselves
Dearfriends,
Everyonehasonlyonelife.Weshouldtreasureourlives.
Buthowcanweprotectourselves?Herearesomesuggestions.
Firstly,weshouldrealizetheimportanceofsafety.We
shouldntbreakthetraficruleswhenwegoout.Asforfood,we
shouldeatmorehealthyfoodandlessjunkfood.Weshouldmake
surenottohurtourselveswhenweplaysportsorgames.Bythe
way,eventhoughitsgetinghoterandhoterthesedays,we
mustntswimintheriverwithoutpermission.
Secondly,selfprotectionisoneofthekeyskils.Wemust
becarefulwhenwemakefriendsandtryourbesttostayaway
fromdangerouspeople.Ifweareindanger,weshouldkeepcalm
first.Thencalthepoliceat110orasktheteachersorparentsfor
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Inaword,weshouldtryourbesttoprotectourselvesand
valueourlives.
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