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BiffandChipwereplayingwithWilfandWilma.Theywereplayinginthesandpit.

教育资料．

“Lookatthemagickey,”calledKipper.

BiffwascrosswithKipper.“Comeoneveryone,”sheyelled.“Runinside.Gettothe

magichouse.”

Itwastoolate.Themagicbegantowork.Thechildrengotsmallerandsmaller.The

childrenwereinthegrassandeverythinglookedbig.Thegrasswaslikeajungle.

“Whatbigflowers!

”saidKipper.Chipsawabumble-bee.Hedidn'

tlikeitandhedidn'

t

likethejungle.“Let'

sgetoutofhere,”hecalled.Thechildrencameoutofthejungle.

Theycametoamountain.

“Whatabigmountain!

”saidWilf.Chipbegantoclimb.Hewantedtogettothetop.

“Comeon,”hesaid.“let'

sclimbup.”

Thechildrengottothetop.Kipperwashot.“Idon'

tlikeclimbingmountains,”hesaid.

Thechildrenlookedatthesand.“Itlookslikeadesert,”saidBiff.“Let'

sgodown.”

“Ohno!

”saidKipper.

“Lookatthetoycar,”saidWilma.“Let'

sgetinsideandridedown.Wecanridedown

tothedesert.”Whoosh!

Thecartookthemdownthemountain.

“Thisisfun,”saidWilma.Thecarstoppedinthesand.Thechildrenclimbedout.“Oh

no!

”saidWilf.“Lookatthatbigcat.”Thechildrenclimbedinsideabottle.Kipperwas

frightened.“Idon'

tlikethis,”hesaid.Thecatlookedinsidethebottle.Itpusheditwith

itspaw.“Goaway,cat,”shoutedKipper.“Shoo!

”everyoneyelled.Floppychasedthe

caraway.Thechildrenclimbedoutofthebottle.“GoodoldFloppy!

”saidBiff.

Theywalkedoverthedesert.Everyonefelthot.Everyonefeltveryhot.“Iwantadrink,”

saidKipper.“Look!

”saidWilf.“Giantstrawberries!

”Thechildrenrantoeatthem.“I

lovestrawberries,”saidChip.“SodoI,”saidWilf.Thechildrenatethestrawberries.

Theypulledoffbiglumps.Kipperlickedhislips.“Ilikethisadventurenow,”hesaid.

Itbegantorain.“Whatbigdrops!

”saidWilma.“Ifeelsicknow,”saidKipper.“SodoI,”

saidChip.Thechildrenrantoagiantflowerpot.Theyhidunderit.Thekeybeganto

glow.Themagicwasover.“Ican'

tsee,”saidChip.Hehadtheflowerpotonhishead.

“Ilikethehat,”saidWilma.

Dadlookedathisstrawberries.“Idon'

tknow,”hesaid.“Theremustbegiantslugs

roundhere.”

6-2KipperandtheGiant

Kipperwaswatchingtelevision.Hewaswatchingaprogrammecalled“TheAngry

Giant”.Helikedtheprogramme.Theangrygiantlivedinacastlenearavillage.

Nobodyinthevillagelikedthegiant.Hewasalwayscross.Whenthegiantwascross

hestampedhisfeedandthehousesshook.“Ohon!

”everyonesaid.“He'

scross

again.He'

salwayscross.”KipperwenttofindChipbuthewasout.Hepickedupthe

magickeyanditbegantoglow.“Ooh!

”saidKipper.HerantogetBiffbutshewasout

withChip.Themagicbegantowork.IttookKipperinsidethemagichouse.

ThemagictookKippertothegateofthegiant'

scastle.Kipperwasfrightened.He

sawasignpost.Itpointedtothevillage.Hedidn'

twanttomeetthegiant,sohewent

tothevillage.Kippercametothevillagebutitwastiny.Kipperwasagiant.“Ohno!

”

saidKipper.“Goaway,”yelledthepeople.“Wedon'

twantyou.We'

vegotonegiant.

Wedon'

twantanotherone.”ThepeoplethrewthingsatKipper.“Goaway,”they

yelled.“Wedon'

twantanothergiant.Wedon'

twantyou.”“Stopit,”shoutedKipper.

“I'

mnotagiant.I'

maboy.”Thepeoplesaid,“Well,youlooklikeagiant.”Kipper

begantocry.“I'

mnotagiant,”hesaid.“I'

malittleboyandIdon'

tlikethisadventure.”

“Giantsdon'

tcry,”saidthepeople.“Perhapsheisalittleboybuthelookslikeagiant

tous.Perhapshecanhelpus.”Kipperhelpedthevillagerstomendtheirhouses.He

putbackthebrokenroofs.“GoodoldKipper,”everyonesaid.“Thegiantthrewthisbig

stoneatus,”saidthepeople.“Wedon'

twantithere.Canyouputitoutsidethe

village?

”“Yes,”saidKipper,“I'

lltry.”Hepickedupthestoneandtookitoutsidethe

village.“GoodoldKipper!

”everyonecalled.

AllthepeoplelikedKipper.“Thankyou,”theysaid.“Youhavehelpedusalot.”

Thevillagebandplayedforhim.Thegiantcameback.Hewasveryangrywhenhe

sawKipperinthevillage.

mthegianthere,”heshouted.Herantowardsthevillage.Crash!

Hefelloverthe

stone.“Ouch!

”heyelled.ThepeoplewerefrightenedbutKipperwenttohelpthegiant.

Hepickedupthegiant'

sthingsandputabandageroundhishead.Kipperwasbigger

thanthegiant.“Beagoodgiant,”saidKipper.“Stopbeingangryandthepeoplewill

likeyou.”Sothegiantstoppedbeingangry.“I'

lltrytobegood,”hesaid.“Hooray!

shoutedthepeople.“Let'

shaveaparty!

”Thekeybegantoglow.“It'

stimeformeto

gonow,”saidKipper.“Goodbye.Thankyoufortheparty.”ThemagictookKipper

home.“Nobodylikesanangrygiant,”saidKipper.“Whatanadventure!

6-3TheOuting

Abuscametotheschool.Thechildrenclimbedin.“Ilikegoingout,”saidWilf.“Don'

push,”saidMrsMay.Thebussetoff.“Hooray!

”shoutedthechildren.“We'

regoingto

thezoo.”“Don'

tshout,children,”saidMrsMay.BiffsatwithChip.WilfsatwithNadim.

“Thisisfun,”shoutedNadim.“Itisifyoudon'

tshout,”saidMrsMay.Thebusstopped

ontheway.Thechildrenclimbedout.Somechildrenlookedatthewater.Some

childrenwenttothetoilet.“Don'

trunaway,”saidMrsMay,“anddon'

tgotoonearthe

water.”Wilfkickedastoneandhisshoecameoff.Theshoelandedinthewaterwitha

splash.“OhWilf!

”saidBiff.Wilfcouldn'

tgethisshoe.HetoldMrsMayaboutit.“What

asillythingtodo!

”shesaid.“Idon'

tknowwhatwecando.”

Whentheygottothezooitbegantorain.ThechildrenclimbedoutofthebusandMrs

Maywenttogetthetickets.Nadimwantedtoseetheelephants.Wilfwantedtosee

thelionsandBiffwantedtoseethecrocodiles.“Ihopetherainstops,”saidMrsMay.

Itrainedandrained.Thechildrenwerefedup.Theanimalswerefeduptoo.“Don'

getwet,”saidMrsMay.Theraindidn'

tstopsothechildrenclimbedbackonthebus.

“Canwegotothemuseum?

”askedNadim.“Whatagoodidea!

”saidMrsMay.

Theywenttothemuseum.“Thisisgood,”saidWilf.“Wecanseedinosaurshere.”“I

likedinosaurs,”saidNadim.Theybegantoruntowardsthedinosaurs.“Don'

trun,”

calledMrsMay.“Thedinosaurswon'

tgoaway.”Theylookedatabigdinosaur.“What

isthisonecalled?

”askedWilf.“Idon'

tknowyet,”saidNadim.“Let'

sgoandsee.”Biff

hadhercamera.Shetookaphotographofthedinosaur.“Whatisitcalled?

”she

asked.“It'

sanapatosaurus,”saidNadim.Thechildrenwentintoaroom.Aladytold

themaboutdinosaursandshowedthemsomepictures.“Iknowwhatthatoneis

called,”saidNadim.“It'

scalledanapatosaurus.”“Good,Nadim,”saidMrsmay.The

childrenwenttotheshop.Wilfgotabookaboutdinosaurs.Nadimgotamodelto

make.Itwasamodelofanapatosaurus.“Icanmakeitathome,”hesaid.Chipsaid,

“Cometoourhouse.Wecanhelpyou.”

Thebusgotbacktoschool.Itwastimetogohome.“Thankyou,”saidthechildren.

“Thankyouforalovelyday.”“Goodbye,MrsMay,”saidNadim.“Canwedraw

dinosaurstomorrow?

”Whatagoodidea!

”saidMrsMay.NadimandWilfwenthome

withBiffandChip.TheywenttoChip'

sroomandbegantomakethemodel.The

magickeybegantoglow.Biffrantotheboxandpickeditup.“Comeon,”shecalled.

“It'

stimeforamagicadventure.”“ComeonNadim,”calledChip.“We'

regoingona

magicadventure.“We'

regoingtothelandofthedinosaurs.”

6-4LandoftheDinosaurs

“Wearegoingonamagicadventure,”saidChip.Thechildrenwentthroughthedoor

ofthemagichouse.“Ohhelp!

”saidNadim.Themagictookthechildrentothelandof

thedinosaurs.“Idon'

twantthisadventure,”saidNadim.“Idon'

twanttomeeta

dinosaur.”Adragonflyflewby.“Lookatthis,”saidChip.“It'

sagiantdragonfly.Whata

bigone!

”Chipfoundafootprint.Itwasagiantfootprint.“Comeandlook,”saidChip.

“Itmustbeadinosaur'

sfootprint.”Bifftookaphotographofthegiantfootprint.“Ican

takethisphotographtoschool,”shesaid.Nadimfoundsomeeggs.Theywerebig

eggs.“Theymustbeadinosaur'

seggs,”hesaid.Oneoftheeggsbegantocrack.

sgoingtohatchout,”saidBiff.Somethingcameoutoftheegg.“It'

salittle

dinosaur,”saidNadim.Somethingflewby.Thechildrenwerefrightened.“Whatisit?

askedChip.“Idon'

tknow,”saidBiff.Thechildrenran.“It'

saflyingdinosaur,”said

Nadim,“andit'

sabigone.Comeon,let'

shide.”Theflyingdinosaurflewdowntothe

eggs.Itpickedupthelittledinosaurinitsteeth.“Ohno!

”saidBiff.“It'

sgoingtoeatit.”

Shepickedupastickandranout.“Goaway!

”sheyelled.Thedinosaurflewawaybut

ChipwascrosswithBiff.“Youweresilly,”hesaid.“Itcouldhavegotyou.”

Wilfranonandclimbedahill.Hewantedtolookforanapatosaurus.“Comeuphere

Biff,”hecalled.“Y