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1. Vegetables are the best when they are.

2. I will you to come to my party.

3. Would you like some Chinese food?

4. There are some Western in our town.

5. We are the Chinese New Year.

7. My hometown is a small (安靜的) town in the north of Jiangsu.

6.(當(dāng)?shù)? people like watching football games.

5.(2015 •銅仁) Cars pollute the (空氣) ，so remember: Use your legs!

4. I enjoy Beijing opera in the famous (劇院) .

3. My father usually goes to work by (地鐵) . It,s cheap and fast.

2. Don’t (錯(cuò)過(guò)) the last bus,or you will be late.

1. Gardens in Suzhou are (著名的) in the world.

 In the UK,most students go to school on the school bus. Some students walk to school or go to school by bike. In other countries,things are different. In China,in some big cities,students usually go to school by bus or by bike. If they get up late in the morning,they will take a taxi. And if their parents have cars,parents will take their children to school. Outside the school gate,you can see all kinds of cars in the morning. But in America few students take their parents’ cars to school. Most of them take the school bus or ride their bikes.

() 1. How do most students go to school in the UK?

A. By bike.        B. On foot,

C. On the school bus. D. By bus.

() 2. How do the Chinese students go to school if they get up late?

A. On foot. B. By bike,

C. By bus. D. By taxi.

() 3. In which country can you see many parents’ cars outside the school gate?

A. The UK. B. China,

C. America. D. All countries.

() 4. How many American students will take their parents 5 cars to school?

A. Many. B. Few.

C. Most of them. D. Some.

() 5. How do most students go to school in America? .

A. Take the school bus.

B. Ride their bikes.

C. Take their parents' cars.

D. Take the school bus or ride their bikes.

 It is not common (普通的) for me to m l Americans in other c 2 . But when I meet one,I soon know the person is f 3 the USA. H 4 do I know? They g 5 me a “high five”. Americans like giving a “high five”. There are many d 6 stories about how the “high five” begins. In one story,s 7 people put up their hands high to shake hands (握手) with tall people. Then,they start raising their hands u 8 to greet (問(wèn)候) each o 9 . From then on,the “high five” becomes p 10 .

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