A. It B. As C. Although D. Unless

The competition is open to anyone. Your story can be set anywhere, feature any characters, and be written in any style. This year's theme is "Vision". There are no entry fees for those aged 21 and under. Over 21s must pay an entry fee of￡10 or￡5 for those with student ID.

There are two prizes:

￡1,000 for writers aged 21 and under

￡500 for writers aged over 21

NursinglnFocus Photo Contest 2020

This year we're celebrating the Year of the Nurse. The aim of the NursingInFocus Photo Contest is to put the spotlight on the work of nurses around the world. The competition is open to anyone 18 years old or older. The competition is free to enter.

Prizes:

Overall Winner: $ 1,000

Category Winners: $ 200

People's Choice: $ 500

2020 Posterheroes Contest

Posterheroes Contest is an international poster competition on social and environmental themes. This year's theme is HUMANS AT WORK. The competition is free to enter.

The winner will receive a cash prize of 2，500

Rijksstudio Design Award 2020

The Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam invites everyone to create their own masterpiece inspired by the Rijksmuseum's collection. Alf art forms are possible, such as photos, videos, animations, products, fashion, collages or poems. The competition is free to enter.

The winner of the Rijksstudio Design Award will receive 7，500.

【1】What is special about HG Wells Short Story Competition 2020?

A.It's not open to everyone.

B.It limits stories to one style.

C.It accepts stories of all themes.

D.It's not free for all participants.

【2】How much can the winner of 2020 Posterheroes Contest get as a prize?

A.$ 1,000.B.$ 2,000.

C.2,500.D.7,500.

【3】Which competition may accept a poem?

A.2020 Posterheroes Contest.

B.Rijksstudio Design Award 2020.

C.NursingInFocus Photo Contest 2020.

D.HG Wells Short Story Competition 2020.

A. WhetherB. Until

C. ThoughD. Once

—Oh，__________. It won't kill you.

A. go ahead B. hold on, please C. you're welcome D. that'll do

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About us

Fables and Fairytales.com is a non-profit site for visitors from all over the world to share and read fables and fairy tales.

Our main objective is to promote the importance of such stories in developing culture, imagination and creativity. We believe that reading the fables and fairy tales from different cultures allow us to build a greater understanding and appreciation of the diversity around the world.

We organise storytelling sessions around the world. Watch out for our monthly “Fable and Fairy Tale” writing competition for different age groups. We also run the permanent “Fable and Fairy Tales” museum in Hanau, Germany, at the home of the Brothers Grimm.

Contact us at museum@fablesandfairytales.com to arrange your visit!

The museum is open to all individuals and school groups with a booking. A multilingual guide is available on request. No charges for guides and admissions but donations are much appreciated.

Ongoing Event: Find a Storyteller

Listen to a story come to life with some of best storytellers in the world. Choose from enthusiastic performers who will sing and act out a famous story for you, or an elderly grandmother who will charm the audience with her voice alone. We have more than 150 amateur and professional storytellers in our list.

Join us as a storyteller!

If you are passionate about being a storyteller, send us a video of a reading to storyteller@fablesandfairytales.com.

Put up a great performance and we will include you in our list!

【1】What is the main goal of Fables and Fairytales.com?

A.It provides visitors with teaching resources.

B.It promotes the reading of fables and fairy tales.

C.It promotes various writing competitions around the world.

D.It conducts tours and lessons at the Fables and Fairy Tales Museum.

【2】How does the Fables and Fairy Tales Museum support itself?

A.It charges for admissions and guides.

B.It makes profits from advertisements.

C.It receives money from the Brothers Grimm.

D.It relies on the donations given by visitors to the Museum.

【3】What can we learn about the storytellers?

A.They get paid from the website by the hour.

B.They are expected to be above sixty years old.

C.They will receive professional training in acting.

D.They are chosen by the videos they have provided.

A. whispered B. Shouted C. Explained D. replied

---Never______________ it, actually.

A.had I learnedB.did I learn

C.I had learnedD.I learned

A. In a house. B. In a park. C. In a library.

A. temporary B. temporarily

C. permanent D. permanently

Could you be a stunt performer, performing stunts in front of an audience or movie camera? Stunt performers perform aerial acrobatics or dangerous actions for the movies. We enjoy 【1】 (watch) exciting stunts. But for the stunt performers, performing is the day’s work.

Stunt performers lead a busy and 【2】 (energy) life. They must be fit and strong. Many start off in martial arts (武術(shù)) or gymnastics, where they learn to develop 【3】 (strong) . Experienced stunt performers learn many extra 【4】 (skill) such as horse riding, working with explosives, and scuba diving.

Stunt performers work 【5】 movies or television shows are made. Hollywood 【6】 (know) as the movie capital of the world. Other places 【7】 busy movie or television studios include Vancouver in Canada, and Queensland in Australia. They often work on location. Filming in remote places such as deserts, jungles, and mountains 【8】 (keep) them travel frequently. They working on these jobs are away from home for weeks, or even months.

Stunt work is 【9】 extreme job. The training is hard and the stunts can be dangerous. But performers enjoy the thrill of their work and push themselves hard to do more stunts. Stunt performers know that their jobs are so risky 【10】 a slight miscalculation, or a piece of damaged equipment, can cause a bad accident. But they don’t let the risks stop them. Their skills and training usually keep them safe.