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Passage19.Sevendaysinaweek
Passage20.MyspecialFriend
Passage21.ADayinMyLife
Passage22.TheSea
Passage23.AGoodYoungPioneer
Passage24.Seahorse
Passage25.ACatandaBird
Passage26.AFlyingFox
Passage27.FlyingBirds
Passage28.Air
Passage29.Clocks
Passage30.Swimming
Passage31.Amissingtiger
Passage32.Jim
Passage33.AChineseBoy
Passage34.Jim'
sFamily
Passage35.OurHouse
Passage36.OurMonitor
Passage37.Mybedroom
Passage38.APieceofmeat
OurClassroom
.Passage39.
Passage40.Ourschool
Passage41.AHoliday
Passage42.AnOldMouse
Passage43.Ahungryfox
Passage44.HelpEachOther
Passage45.TheWeather
Passage46.What'
sHappening
Passage47.Kangaroos
Passage48.APairofShoes
Passage49.WegettheWrongcar
passage50.Bepolite
Passage51.TheSun
Passage52.AirJordan
Passage53.Thestrongestpowerintheworld
Passage54.WhoistheGod
Passage55.Kites
Passage56.Teacher'
sOffice
Passage57.Fall
Passage58.Pandas
Passage59.BooksonHowto
Passage60.ThePianistandanOldWoman
Passage61.Thefavoritecoat
Passage62.Noise
Passage63.Thediet
Passage64.Acheapmeal
Passage65.Computers
Passage66.TwoAmericanpresidents
Passage67.Asecondlanguage.
Passage68.Asnowman.
Passage69.Luckyandunlucky
Passage70.TheGreatWallofChina
Passage71.Helen'
sglasses
Passage72.Adesert
Passage73.Animal'
shome.
Passage74.Anouting
Passage75.Gofishing
Passage76.Thecandyking
Passage77.Yawn
Passage78.Twothieves
AGiantKite
.Passage79.
Passage80.Onceayear
Passage81.ANewDiet
Passage82.Thefrogthatchangescolor
Passage83.ThecityofSanFrancisco
Passage84.BenjaminFranklin
Passage85.Stopwriting
Passage86.Therobots
Passage87.Abrokenmirrorandbadluck
Passage88.HairandBeard
Passage89.Alovelyweekend
Passage90.Abridge
Passage91.Ayo-yo
Passage92.Funnypresents
Passage93.Firefighter
Passage94.Excuseme
Passage95.Alettertograndpa
Passage96.Halloween
Passage97.SchoolNewspaper
Passage98.Alettertoyou.
Passage99.Whydoweneedtheforests
Passage100.Kites
Passage101.FirstAid
Passage102.OurSenses
Passage103.Playbaseballwiththefamily
Passage104.Charlie'
se-mailfriend
Passage105.Surfingthenet
Passage106.Teddybear
Passage107.Tlachti
Passage108.OlympicGames
Passage109.DoingChores
Passage110.AncientEgypt
Therearemanyappletreesinagarden.They'
regoodfriends.Onedayanold
treeisill.Therearemanypestsinthetree.Leavesofthetreeturnyellow.Theoldtreefeels
verysadandunwell.Anothertreesendsforadoctorforhim.Atfirst,theysendforapigeon,butshe
hasnoideaaboutit.Thentheysendforanoriole,andshecan'
ttreattheoldtree
well.Thentheysendforawoodpecker.Sheisagooddoctor.Shepecksaholeinthe
treeandeatslotsofpests.Atlasttheoldtreebecomesbetterandbetter.Leavesturn
greenandgreen.
TodayisSunday!
OnSundays,Iusuallyplaytheflute.Myfatherusuallyreadsthenewspaper.My
motherusuallycleansthehouse.Buttodaymymotherisinbed.Sheisill.Myfather
hastodothehousework.Now,heiscleaningthehouse.“Sam,canyouhelpme?
”“Yes,Dad!
”
Now,we'
rewashingthecar.Where'
smysister,Amy?
Sheisplayingmyflute.Whataluckygirl!
Onedayadogwithapieceofmeatinhismouthwascrossingaplankoverastream.Ashewalked
along,helookedintowater,andhesawhisreflection.Hethoughtthiswasanother
dogcarrying
apieceofmeat.Andhefelthewouldliketohavetwopieces.Sohesnappedatthereflectioninthe
water,andofcourse,asheopenedhismouth,thepieceofmeatdisappearedquickly.
Tonyissevenyearsold.Heisanhonestandpoliteboy.Oneday,itwasSunday.Tony,hissisterand
hismotherstayedathome.HewaswatchingTVandhissisterwasreadingbooks.Hismotherwas
washingclothes.Justthen,hisfathercamebackwithabag
ofpears.Tonylikespearsverymuchandhewanted
toeatone.Hismothergavehimfourandsaid,“Let'
ssharethem.”“Whichpeardoyouwant,Tony?
”askedhismother.“Thebiggestone,mum.”“What?
”saidhismother,“You
shouldbepoliteandwantthesmallestone.”“ShouldItellaliejusttobepolite,mum?
TodayisSusan'
sbirthday.Sheisnineyearsold.Herfriendsareinherhomenow.Thereisa
birthdaypartyintheevening.Look!
Maryislisteningtothemusic.AndTomisdrinkingorange
juice.JackandSamareplayingcardsonthefloor.LilyandAmyarewatchingTV.Someoneis
knockingatthedoor.It'
sHenry.HebringsabigteddybearforSusan.Theteddybearis
yellow.Susanisveryhappy.Allthechildrenarehappy.TheysingabirthdaysongforSusan.
Itwasacoldwinterday.Afarmerfoundasnakeontheground.Itwasnearlydeadbycold.The
Farmerwasakindman.Hepickedupthesnakecarefullyandputitunderthecoat.Soonthe
snakeBegantomoveanditraiseditsmouthandbitthefarmer.“Oh,Mygod!
”saidthefarmer,“I
saveyourlife,butyouthankmeinthatway.Youmustdie.”Thenhekilledthesnakewitha
stick.Atlasthedied,too.
Twoyoungtreesarestandingonthetopofthehill.TheirnamesareTimandAlan.
Oneday,it'
ssunnyandwarm.Somebirdsaresinginginthetrees.Thewindblows,andthetreesare
talking.“Whatdoyouwanttobewhenyougrowup?
'
asksTim.“I'
mnotsure.IthinkIwanttobe
achairoradesk.”answersAlan,“MaybeIwanttobe
atoyboxorabaseballbat.Ilikechildren.”“Whatdoyouwanttobewhenyougrowup?
”asks
Alan.“Me?
”saysTim,“Ijustwanttobeatree.Iwanttobe
ahouseforbirdsandspiders.Iwanttohavemanyapples.Andwhenit'
ssunnyandhot,peopleand
animalscanstandunderme.”
gkongisaniceplace
Passage8.Hon
HongKongisaniceplace,especiallyinsummer.JulyisahotmonthinHongKong.Butit'
sanexcellenttimeforswimming.ThereisabeautifulbeachatRepulse
Bay(浅水湾).Togetthere,youcantakeabusfromCentral.Lotsofpeoplegotothebeachon
SundaysandSaturdays.Butifyougoonaweekday,itiswillbenotsocrowded.Visitorsto
Hongkongneedpassports.Butpeoplefrommanycountriesdonotneedvisas.Hongkongisanice
placeforholiday.Therearemanyshops.
Waterisveryimportantforlivingthings.Withoutwater,theremustbenolifeontheearth.Allthe
plantsandanimalsneedwatertodrink,tocookfoodandtocleanourselves.Waterisneededin
farms,factories,offices,schools,familiesandmanyotherplaces.
Waterisfoundinseas,riversandlakes.Itcanbefoundeverywhereintheworld,anditalsocanbe
foundintheair.
Passage10.Twins'
Thisisthetwins'
bedroom.Itisaniceroom.Thetwobedslookthesame.ThisbedisLily'
sandthat
oneisLucy'
s.Thetwinshaveonedeskandtwochairs.Theirclock,booksandpencil-boxesareon
thedesk.Theirschoolbagsarebehindthechairs.Someniceflowersareonthedesk.Somenice
picturesareonthewall.Isthereakite?
Yes,it'
sunderLily'
sbed.Thebedroomisverynice.
Passage11.Dogs
Oneoftheanimalsthathelppeoplealotisthedog.Insomecountries,dogspullwagons.Inthecold
north,dogspullsleds.
Thereareotherwaysthatdogshelpus,too.Policemenusethemtolookformissingpeople.Soldiers
usethemtocarrylettersandmedicine.Onfarms,dogstakecareofsheepandkeeptheminthe
fields.Atnight,theytakethesheephome.Dogshelptheblindwithwork.Somedogsaregoodand
kind.Somedogsaregoodatanotherskill.
Passage12.TheBestJob
Bettyisalazygirl.Shedoesn'
tstudyhard,andshedoesn'
thelphermotherwiththehousework,
either.“Whatareyougoingtobewhenyougrowup,Betty?
”Motherasks.“You'
retoolazy.Nojob
willeverfityou.”“ButIknowone,”saysthegirl,“I'
mgoingtobeFatherChristmas,”“Youwantto
beFatherChristmas?
”Motherissurprised,“Butwhy?
”“Becauseheworksonlyonedayina
wholeyear.”
Passage13.ACleverMonkey
Alittlemonkeypicksupapumpkinandwantstotakeithome.Butthepumpkinistoobig.Themonkeycan'
ttakeithome.
Suddenlyheseesapandaridingabiketowardshim.Hewatchesthebike.“lhaveagoodidea.Ican
rollthepumpkin.Itlikesawheel.”
Soherollsthepumpkintohishome.Whenhismotherseesthebigpumpkin,sheissurprisedand
says,“Howcanyoucarryithome?
”Thelittlemonkeyanswersproudly,“lcan'
tliftit,butlcanroll
it.”Hismothersmilesandsays,“Whatacleverboy!
Passage14.WhatAreStarsLike?
They
.Theyareborn.Haveyoueverwonderedaboutthestars?
Insomeways,starsarelikepeople
growold.Andtheydie.Astarisbornfromdustandgas.Slowlythedustandgasmakeaball.The
ballgetsveryhot.Thenitstartstogiveofflight.Theyoungstargrowsintoagiant.Manyyearsgo
by.Theolderstarbeginstogetsmallagain.Atlastitslightgoesout.Thestar'
slifeisover.
Passage15.RadioandTelevision
Radioandtelevisionareverypopul