A：Does your son share everyday chores？
B：（1） ．How about your daughter？
A：Well， she did little housework except for her homework．（2） ．
B：Probably we shoud change our mind．It's important to develop kids' hardworking spirit and form good working habits through both school and family education．
A：Sounds right．（3） ．
B：（4） ．
A：I agree，（5） ．
B：Sure， the more skills they have， the more problems they can deal with．
A．After all， they will leave parents and face the challenges in life． B.78% students don't help with everyday chores． C．But what should we do？ D．Well， schools can give students some real﹣world work experience，while parents can help kids learn to do chores at home． E．Not really． F．However， this has not been done in recent years． G．We expect she can spend all her spare time on school work． |
John likes （strawberry） very much．
What's this？
It is apple．
Ari's mother asked him to gather firewood for the fire． Instead of doing the chore right away． Ari thought he could play with his friends， Mitch and Joe， first．
Not long after， his mother began to wonder（1） he had not returned． It was already dark and she was worried． At the same time， Ari realized that he had not done as his mother had （2） and told his friends about this． The boys then began gathering the（3）
Meanwhile， Ari's mother came cooking for him．She soon（4） the boys' voices． She had mixed feelings． She was（5） to know that he was safe but angry at the same time because Ari had disobeyed her． She decided to（6） the boys a lesson．
She hid in the nearby bushes （树林）． （7） she picked up a twig （树枝） and threw it． It hit the ground making a sharp noise． It caught the boys（8） ． They stopped what they were doing and looked at one another． She threw（9） twig in the opposite direction． The boys jumped． The mother cried in a low trembling voice， "（10） your mother!" Scared，the boys dropped everything and ran home． Ari's mother could not stop laughing．
After picking up some pieces of firewood， she headed home， where she found Ari in tears．
"Mother Mother， I'm sorry I didn't listen to you，" he sobbed（哭诉）．His mother held him with love． She knew he was truly sorry and would not repeat his mistake．
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（1）A． why |
B． how |
C． when |
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（2）A． ordered |
B． noticed |
C． asked |
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（3）A． firewood |
B． voice |
C． friends |
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（4）A． felt |
B． followed |
C．heard |
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（5）A． sad |
B． happy |
C． worried |
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（6）A． teach |
B． give |
C． offer |
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（7）A． So |
B． Then |
C． But |
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（8）A． interest |
B． imagination |
C． attention |
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（9）A． another |
B． other |
C． one |
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（10）A． Look for |
B． Listen to |
C． Care for |
A． you'd better connect your child's teacher．
B． he may have trouble with some classmates．
C． there was little communication outside the meeting．
D． information exchange can solve simple misunderstandings．
E． you notice a change in your child's attitude（态度）toward school．
It used to be that parents and teachers had set days and times for parent﹣teacher meetings， but （1） ． With the help of QQ， Wechat， school website and so on， parents and teachers can communicate with each other more easily and often． But some parents still don't want to connect with their child's teachers． That's not right! Because（2） ．
Be sure to call your child's teacher if（3） ． When a child who used to love going to school， but now cries and fights getting on the bus， （4） __Your child's teacher can pay more attention to something bigger happening．
For example， you may find the teacher's notes on the test paper． They are often helpful for parents to understand what your child's problem is． If they are unclear to you． （5） ．
A good working relationship between parents and teachers is good for everyone． Keep communicating， ask questions and solve problems before they become too big． They are all ways to build a strong relationship．
A few years ago， I was eating dinner with my children before we went to a museum． We were
talking（1） （愉快地） when a man walked up to me and asked if I had a（2） dollars to give him． I replied that I didn't even have one coin on me． Of course， my kids stood up and said： "Yes， you do， mommy．" I was a little embarrassed because I felt as if they （3） _ （抓住）me not telling the truth． Normally， I don' t carry lots of money in my（4） ． Instead， I pay with my bank card every where I go．
So I told the man I could （5）u my bank card to buy him something to eat． His disappointing（6） （表情） quickly changed into a smile． Then I went to get him some kinds of food． He thanked me when I （7）h him a bag of food． After he left． I had a talk（8） my children： "Usually， I don't always like giving money to everyone who asks for it． （9）H ，I am not against meeting the needs of others as （10）l as I have it． "I felt good knowing that the man had a nice meal that evening．