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It's a Mailbox…It's a Bird House…
No． Wait． It's a Library!
Sunshine Park Has A Little Free Library!
Bryan Lim is excited to be the director of the Little Free Library for our neighbors in Sunshine Park Community!
The way it works is simple：
◆ We bring to the library a number of good books that we hope will interest our neighbors．
◆ You stop by and take whatever catches your eyes．
◆ You return and bring other books for the library whenever you can．
◆ Books are always a gift． Never for sale!
Join us for our small opening at 9 am on March 25th， 2018．
Call 9051 660l or email bryan@beautiful﹣gathering．com for more information!
Take a book!
Leave a book!
More about Little Free Library： ﹣
The idea was started in 2009 in Hudson， Wisconsin， when Todd Bol placed a homemade wooden box in his front yard． The box looked like a one﹣room schoolhouse． Inside were a dozen or more books free for the taking． It was put there in memory of Todd's mother， a teacher who loved reading． She had died several years earlier．
His neighbors and friends loved it， so he built several more and gave them away． Later， more people joined Todd in starting the project called Little Free Library．
In 2017， the were more than sixty thousand Little Free Libraries in over eighty countries around the world．
Information Card
（1）The name of the community this Little Free Library serves．
（2）The opening date of this Little Free Library．
（3）The place where Todd Bol's placed his first wooden box．
（4）The job of Todd Bol's mother．
（5）The number of the countries which had Little Free Libraries in 2017．
Will Johnson has worked his way up the list of most popular stars in his country． In fact， it is not surprising that Will is so successful if we know about his early life． Some valuable lessons he learnt as a child have strongly influenced him（1） his later life． One of them was from his father（2） was strict with him and his brother．
Once， Will and his brother Harry （3） given a job to rebuild a broken brick（砖） wall in the yard． The wall was fifty feet（4） and around sixteen feet high． The boys had to mix concrete（水泥） and place only one brick at a time． They didn't know why their father gave them（5） a huge job． （6） ，with the attitude（态度） of "one brick more"， both Will and Harry rebuilt the wall in（7） period of six months． Each time they were about to give up， their father （8） them up patiently． Both brothers were so sad about the job at（9） ， but after completing the task， they felt a sense of pride， and so did their father． Even today when Will thinks that he won't be able to do something， he will look back to this experience and keep telling（10） ，"one brick at a time"．
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（1）Lisa becomes interested in traditional Chinese painting and she wants to learn how to paint bamboo in ink． （2）Alan is from India． He is studying Chinese history． He has learned a lot about the four great inventions of ancient China． （3）Sam is an Australian boy living in Beijing． He takes great interest in traditional Chinese opera（a musical play）． He hopes to take a class of the local opera． （4）Mary likes classic（经典的） Chinese works． She has read the one about Monkey King since she came to China． F （5）Susan loves Chinese paper cutting． She wants to make a Chinese"Fu" to put up on her window this Spring Festival． C |
A． In this weekend's story﹣telling time， you'll hear plenty of stories about Chinese traditions， for example， why people put up the Chinese "Fu" upside down on the door or window． B． Beijing Opera is a form of traditional art in China． Our club is set up for fans and welcomes you to join us． We have invited some famous local actors to give acting classes． C． Paper cutting sounds simple but is difficult to do． Bring red paper and learn the making of paper cutting． You can take home the paper cutting you make in class． D． We will hold a competition on the four great inventions of ancient China next month． The first round will be a written test． The next round will be a short speech in Chinese． E． A show of traditional Chinese ink paintings will be held in the Art Museum this weekend． Many works of animals by famous artists will be on show． F． A discussion will be held in our reading club this weekend． The topic is about Journey to the West， one of the four great classic Chinese works． G． Traditional Chinese painting is a form of fine arts in Chinese culture． In our training class， Mr． Sun will teach you how to paint bamboo with brushes and ink step by step． |
There's much to see under the sea， but you need to remember that light behaves differently in water than in air． The objects appear closer to you than they exactly are． You might find yourself reaching out to touch something and completely missing it．
Objects under water will appear larger than they would on the surface， too． Be careful not to tell any stories about the big fish that got away． That fish might not be so big after all! It's just because sometimes things can seem to be as much as about 33 percent bigger in water!
What's more， in deeper water， colors just don't seem as bright． In fact， it looks as if some colors are missing． Remember the color of an object results from the wavelengths（波长） of light that are reflected（反射） from its surface． And light is taken in as it moves down through the water．
Swimmers wear wet suits to keep warm underwater． Let's take a bright red， yellow， and blue wet suit as an example． These colors are hard to miss on the surface of water． Watch carefully the changes in color as you descend in the water． The red part now looks almost black because the red light wavelengths， the longest among these three colors， are missing． As you go down deeper， the same thing will happen to the yellow part and in the end to the blue part． Even at a place of about 6 to 9 meters underwater， you will look terrible， like a ghost（鬼怪）! And you have to wait for your return to the surface to enjoy the bright colors again!
（1）You miss the object underwater when you want to touch it because ．
A． your eyesight is quite poor
B． you are not quick enough
C． it is not as close as it seems
D． it disappears very quickly
（2）The example of the wet suit is used to explain the change of of an object underwater．
A． the size
B． the color
C． the position
D． the weight
（3）The underlined word"descend" probably means in Chinese in this passage．
A．上升
B．漂浮
C．屏息
D．下潜
（4）Which of the fo1lowing is true？
A． A four﹣meter﹣long fish looks three meters long underwater．
B． The wavelengths of red light are longer than those of blue light．
C． Much water will be taken in by the swimmer deep in the water．
D． You will see a ghost if you go as deep as 6 to 9 meters into the sea．
（5）The best title of this passage is ．
A． The Standard of Color Underwater
B． The Direction of Light Underwater
C． The Brightness of Color Underwater
D． The Behavior of Light Underwater
BIPC would like to invite beekeepers to the
World Bee Day Activities
9：00 am﹣ 4：00 pm， Sunday， May 20th 2018
Landhill Hall， Cornwall
Bees are now in danger and its number is going down every year largely because of human activity， while a third of the world's food production depends on this yellow and black insect（昆虫） and other pollinators（传授花粉者）．
May 20th this year is the first World Bee Day． It was created last year by the UN， after Slovenia put forward the idea， to draw people's attention to the important role of bees and other pollinators in keeping the planet healthy．
A day for all those who are interested in learning to improve the quality（质量） of their bees! A day also for those who want to know more about bee keeping!
Bring your family with you and have fun! Let's celebrate everything connected with bees and the coming of spring!
Activities for the whole family：
talks on bees/bee products for sale/wax（蜡） & candle﹣making lessons
Bee Communication：
Dr Gavin Ramsay will explain the dances of bees， telling you about what smart behaviors bees have．
Cleaning beeswax & candle﹣making： Classes will be given by Kate Black．
Cafe： Lunch and tea/coffee/cakes are available at the cafe．
These activities are held by BIPC， the Bee Improvement Program for Cornwall．
Tickets are 8 for members of BIPC and 10 for non﹣members． Half price for a child．
All the money will go to the City Bee Protection Project．
Book your place by emailing bengreen@hotmail．com
（1）The danger that bees are facing is caused by ．
A． beekeepers
B． food production
C． human activity
D． other pollinators
（2）The World Bee Day was created ．
A． to advise people to keep healthy
B． to help beekeepers sell more bee products
C． to celebrate the coming of spring
D． to make people know the importance of bees
（3）During the activities， you can learn all the following EXCEPT ．
A． to make a candle
B． to improve the quality of bees
C． to make tea and coffee
D． to understand the dances of bees
（4）Bill， a member of BIPC， and his 5﹣year﹣old son will pay for tickets to the activities．
A． 10 dollars
B． 12 dollars
C． l6 dollars
D． l8 dollars
（5）The money from the sales of tickets ．
A． will be used to protect bees
B． will make BIPC very rich
C． will be given to beekeepers
D． will be spent on the celebrations
