Adrian is 7 years old and his young brother Tommy is 5. They are lovely and 1 . Their mom is nice and they always 2 what their mom says.
One day, their mother took them to their aunt's house to3 . The children played for an hour, and then their aunt took Adrian into the 4 .
She gave5 a delicious cake and a knife and said to him, " Here's a knife, Adrian, cut this 6 in half (两半)and give one of the pieces to your brother, 7 remember(记得) to do it like a gentleman (绅士). "
"Like a gentleman?" Adrian asked. "8 do gentlemen do it?"
"They always give the9 piece to the other person. " answered his aunt.
"Oh," said Adrian. He thought about this for a few seconds(秒). Then he took the cake to his10 and said to him, "Cut this in half like a gentleman, Tommy. "
Different people have different kinds of habits (习惯). Habits are the things people always do. For example, some people like sleeping late, some people like dancing, some people like watching TV and some like reading books. These are all habits.
There are two kinds of habits: good habits and bad habits. Good habits are good for our lives. For example, reading for one hour each day is a good habit, because we can know a lot of things from it. Bad habits are bad for our lives. For example, sleeping too late is bad for our health, so it is a bad habit. We should take more good habits and stop those bad ones.
Many children have the same favorite (最喜爱的) room at home — the bedroom! It's a private(私人的) place. They can do their homework, meet friends, read, listen to music or just relax in it. The bedroom is more than a place to sleep for the children. Here are two children. Let's see what their rooms are like.
Paul
I share(分享) a room with my little brother. We have a small room, but it's cool. We keep it clean. Our room is red and blue. There are two beds in the room. My brother is eight, and he likes cars. He always plays with his toy cars in the room. I don't like cars so much, but that's OK. I have four sisters. Sometimes, they are a little noisy. They always laugh and speak loudly(大声地). So I am happy I have a room with my little brother.
Sandy
I love my room! It's small but warm. I have a pink bed. My favorite thing in my room is my chair. It's pink, too. You can see my clothes on the floor and on my bed. My TV is also great. But the only problem(问题) is, there are usually clothes on it.
Alice is a middle school student. Most of the students in her school are from small villages and their families live a poor(贫穷的)life. Usually, they take food for lunch to school. Alice often has lunch with her friend Jenny. Jenny is the same with others. Her food doesn't look nice. At their lunch time, Jenny sometimes finds hair in the food. Then Alice thinks Jenny's mother must be careless(粗心的).
One day, Jenny asks Alice to her home to do homework. It is the first time for Alice to go to Jenny's house. When Alice gets to Jenny's home. Jenny says happily, "Mum, my friend comes here. "Then a door opens and a woman stands there holding(扶着)the door. Alice is surprised because she finds the woman is blind. She can't see anything with her eyes.
Alice thinks of Jenny's lunch. That is not only the lunch, but also Jenny's mother's love. Even the hair in the food is her mother's love too. Then Alice walks to Jenny's mother and helps her sit down.
After that, the two girls often help the mother cook and they have a good meal together.
Hello, boys and girls! I'm Linda. This is my friend, Lily. And these are the photos from her.
The first is . You can see her parents in it. The big boy is her brother. He is a student, too.
The second one is . It is big and new. Only 15 desks and chairs are in it. The big desk is the teacher's. On it you can see four books. They are the teacher's, too.
This is . Kevin is the name. It's six years old. But it's very small. It is black and brown. She plays with it every day.
The last photo is. Look! They are on her desk. The red pen is from her brother. And the red jacket is from her grandparents. They all know red is her favorite color.
A. a photo of her dog C. a photo of her classroom E. a photo of her parents |
What is this passage about? (请用一句话来回答,不超过10个词。)
—She is fine.
— Yes, they are.
—You're welcome.
—Yes, O-R-A-N-G-E.
—It's nine.
Miss White comes into the classroom. She sees some school things on the teacher's desk. There is a pencil box, a red pencil, two black(pen), a blue watch and orange notebook. Whose are they?
Miss White asks Tina, "Tina, is this (you) pencil box?" Tina says, "Yes, it is. Thank you. " "Are(this) your pens?" asks Miss White. "No, they aren't. They're
(Lucy). " says Tina.
Miss White (go) to Lucy and says, "Are they your pens, Lucy?" Lucy says, "Yes, they are. Thank you. " What the red pencil? Is it(you), too? " Miss White asks. "No, it isn't" says Lucy. "The watch isn't mine the notebook isn't mine, either. " "Oh, I can put themthe Lost and Found Box. " says Miss White.
参考词汇: introduce v. 介绍
From: Sam |
Dear Li Hui, How is it going? Thank you so much for keeping me at your home. I can't wait for that! I'd like to know something about you, your family and your room. How many people are there in your family? Who are they? Can you tell me something about your room? Write to me soon. Yours, Sam |
To: Sam |
Dear Sam, I'm Li Hui. Yours, Li Hui |