As you know, Chinese lunar calendar years are grouped into a 12﹣year cycle, with each year given an animal symbol: rat, ox, tiger, rabbit, dragon, snake, horse, sheep, monkey, rooster, dog and pig. 2019 is the year of the pig. There are lots of kinds of products for you to choose. Some look like pigs and some have pictures of pigs on them.
Stamps Price for each piece: ¥0.10 ¥1.20 ¥1.60 ¥2.80 ¥3.20 ¥4.20 ¥4.50 ¥5.40 |
Pig dolls Made by hand Made of cloth and cotton Feel soft Look lovely |
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Adornment (饰物) Made by hand Made of special stone Feel smooth Look like a smiling face |
Commemorative coins (纪念币) Price for each piece: ¥10 ¥20 ¥30 ¥40 ¥50 ¥60 ¥70 ¥80 ¥90 ¥100 |
(1)What animal is the twelfth one according to the order of 12﹣year cycle?
A. |
Rat. |
B. |
Snake. |
C. |
Dog. |
D. |
Pig. |
(2)How many pieces of the cheapest stamps can you buy it you have 10 yuan?
A. |
10. |
B. |
50. |
C. |
100. |
D. |
120. |
(3)What is made of metal?
A. |
Commemorative coins. |
B. |
Adornments. |
C. |
Pig dolls. |
D. |
Stamps |
(4)Why are pig dolls safe for babies to play with?
A. |
Because they are smooth. |
B. |
Because they are soft. |
C. |
Because they are cheap. |
D. |
Because they are expensive. |
(5)What can we see from the adornment?
A. |
It is worth ¥100. |
B. |
It has a "10" and a pig on it. |
C. |
It looks like a smiling face. |
D. |
It is made of cloth and cotton. |
A:Hi, Lucy.Nice to see you.
B:Hey, XiaoMing.I′m going to stay here to spend the Mid﹣autumn Festival.(1) .
A:(2) .The Mid autumn Festival always comes on the 15th of the eighth lunar month.
B:(3) .
A:In our Chinese tradition, it is the time for the family to get together.People eat mooncakes and enjoy the bright full moon on that day.
B:(4) .I can′t wait for the coming of that day.
A:If so, you can come to celebrate it with my family.
B:Can I?(5) .
A.Sounds great! B.That's very kind of you. C.Can you tell me something about it? D.With pleasure. E.How do you celebrate it? |
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(1)China has made great progress the past forty years.
(2)We should be friendly to .We are all living in the same world.
(3)How much did you your new bicycle?
(4)If the air is it is dangerous and will do harm to our health.
(5)My father is a good teacher who for his students day and night.
A: Hello, Peter! This is Tom speaking.
B: Hello, Tom! How are you?
A: Fine, thanks.(1)
B: Yes, I'll be free.
A: I'm going to watch a Peking Opera Show performed by a group of students.
B: Wow, that's so great!(2)
A: It is Gathering of Heroes(《群英会》 ).
B: Fantastic! Where will it be put on?
A: In our school art club.
B:(3)
A: At 3:00 p.m. this Sunday.
B: Well, I am also interested in Peking Opera Show.(4)
A: Of course. So, would you like to watch the show with me?
B: Yes, I can't wait.(5)
A: Let's meet at the art club at 2:40 that afternoon.
B: OK. Thanks for calling me. See you then.
A: OK. See you.
A.What's the name of it? B. Can you wait? C.What's the time? D. Can I join in your club? E.Are you free this Sunday, Peter? F. Are you a member of the club? G.When and where shall we meet? |
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(1)Hurry up, Harry.Our friends in half an hour.
(2)I usually sleep with the window open it's really cold.
(3)There we tents and made a fire to keep us warm.
(4)The students who are good at writing can always use words .
(5)Because of the good environment, it is easy for us to see the blue now.
A:Hello, Mary.
B:Hello,Tom.It is so nice to see you here.
A:Me too.(1)
B:I am going home.I just came back from an exhibition.
A:(2) And what?
B:An exhibition.To be exact,a fine art exhibition(展览).
A:Really?(3)
B:Yeah, pretty good, I should say.
A:(4)
B:A lot of traditional Chinese paper cuttings.
A:I am also interested in paper cuttings.(5)
B:Yes,it is still open on Saturday.
A:Many thanks.
B:You are welcome, and enjoy yourself there.
A:Thank you,Mary! I'll be there on Saturday.
A:When did you see that? B:Where are you going? C:Does it work on Sunday? D:What did you see there? E:Is it still open this Saturday? F:Is it really very good? G:I beg your pardon? |