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2.Whenyoushopatasupermarket,youmaynotbeawareofalltheplanningwhichhasbeendevotedtoitsdesign.Althoughtheyseemlikesimpleplaces,actuallytheyarefilledwithlotsofclevertrapsforthecustomers.

Forexample,supermarketputtheirproductsinspecialplaces.Smalltreatssuchassweetsarealwaysplacedbythecheckout.Motherswithsmallchildrenoftenhavetowaitinaqueuethere.Iftheydonotbuyanysweetsfortheirchildren,theyaremadetofeelmeanandunkind.

3.LastSaturdayafternoon,MumandIwenttodothefamilyshoppingasusual.Onourwaytothesupermarket,wecameacrossagroupofpeopleinblackT-shirts.ThemessageontheirT-shirtssaid,"

DON'

TSHOP!

"

Oneofthemcametous,"

Comeinandhavealookaroundourshop.We'

vegotexactlywhatyouneedtoday."

Mumcannotresistanewshop,sowewentin.Thelittleshopwaspaintedallblackinside,buttheshelveswerecompletelyempty.Therewasnothing!

Wethoughtitwasajoke.

Aswewereabouttoleave,themansaid,"

We'

reserious.It'

s`Don'

tShopDay`today.Wewantpeopletotrytohaveonedayintheyearwhentheydon'

tgoshopping.Weallbuytoomuch!

4.Every26April,bankersacrosstheUSAgobacktoschool.Theydonotgotolearn,buttoteachprimaryandsecondaryschoolstudentshowtohandletheirmoney.Theysaythateducationandmoneymanagementskillsarethekeytoabetterlife.

IntheUSA,children,especiallyteenagers,areoftenbigspenders.Fewteenagershaveanysavings.Mostofthemspendmoneyasfastastheycan.Nearlyallwillcontinuetheirspendinghabitswhentheygrowup.

Forthisreason,bankerswanttoteachchildrenpropermoneymanagementwhiletheyarestillyoung.Theyshowstudentshowtomakesmartdecisionsaboutmoney.Theyexplaintothemhowtobalancetheirexpensesagainsttheirincome.Ofcourse,studentsarealsotaughthowtoinvestandsavemoney.

5.Myfavouritesportisbasketball.Thegamewasinventedinthewinterof1891inAmericabyDrJamesNaismith.Henailedtwopeachbasketstothewall.Hisstudentsusedaheavysoccerballtoplaythegame.Itimmediatelyattractedattentionandquicklygrewpopular.Overtheyears,therehavebeenmanyrulechanges.Teamshadnineplayersatfirst.Inthe1920stherewasacagearoundthecourt,sotheballcouldnotgooutofplay.Thegamewasmoreviolentthen,andplayersoftenhurtthemselves.

Today,theNBAintheUnitedStatesisthetopbasketballleagueintheworld.Itfeaturesthesport'

smostfamousnames.Thespeed,powerandexcitementofthematchesattractmillionsoffansallovertheplanet.

6.TheancientOlympicGamesbeganinGreeceover2000yearsago.Thefirstathleteswereallmen,andtheycompetedinmanyevents,suchasjumping,throwingandboxing.Theywerelovedasgreatheroes.Themostimportanteventwasthemarathon.Thewinnerwasalwaysrememberedinpoems.

ThefirstmodernOlympicGameswereheldinAthens,Greecein1896.Onlyafewcountriestookpart.However,theGameswereverypopularbecausetheywereexcitingandtheyencouragedimportantvalueslikehealthycompetitionandairplay.TheOlympicssoongrewintoahugeinternationalevent.ManynewsportshavebeenaddedtotheGamesandtodaythousandsofathletestakepart.

7.Ihaveonlyskiedforfourdaysinmywholelife,butitismyfavouritesport!

LastyearIgotstraightA'

sandasarewardmyDadsaidIcouldgoforaspecialholidayanywhereIwanted.

Mydreamwastoseesomerealsnow,soduringtheChristmasholidaysweflewtoSouthKoreaandwenttothefamousMujuSkiResort.Whenwereachedtheresort,wequicklygotoffthebusandranthroughthesnow.Nooneinmyfamilyhadevertouchedsnowbefore.Wewerealllikelittlechildren-wepickeditup,madesnowballs,andthrewthemateachother!

Peoplewerespeedingdownthehillsnearby.Wecouldnotwaittotryitourselves!

8.Britishteenagerslovesports.Theyweartheofficialshirtsoftheirfavouritefootballteams,theyplaysportsgamesforthebigmatchesonTV.Butveryfewofthemgetthechancetoplaythesporttheyloveregularly.Ourschoolsportscentreistryingtochangethis.ThisweekisSportsWeek,andtheschoolsportscentreisinvitingstudentstosignupforasportsclub!

Studentscanchoosefromvolleyball,basketball,rugby,football,andothersports.

Lotsofstudentsthinktheyaretoounfittojoinaclub,butIthinktheyarejustmakingexcuses!

Anyonecangetfitiftheyarewillingtoputinsomeeffort.Oncestudentjoinaclub,theywillreceiveadviceonhowtokeepfit.Also,joiningaclubwillgivethemareasontokeepmakinganeffort,sotheywillbelesslikelytoquitafteraweekortwo.

9.Mytopicis"

Fashion"

.Byfashion,weusuallymeanpopularstylesofdressataparticulartime.Fashionisanimportantpartofaperson'

sidentity.Toaidmytalk,Ihavebroughtalongsomeobjectsforyoutolookat.

Thisismyovercoat.Doesn'

titlooklovely?

It'

soneofmyfavouritepiecesofclothing.Itisverycomfortableasit'

smadeofcotton.Itiselegantandsimpleindesign.Itwillnotgooutofstyleforalongtime.Itwasalittleexpensive,butIthinkitwasworthit.Highpriceandbetterqualityoftengotogether.ThemostimportantreasonwhyIboughtthisovercoatisthatitsuitsmeandmakesmelookgood.

10.SchooluniformsarenotverycommonintheUSA.In1987,CherryHillPrimarySchoolinMarylandwentagainsttradition.ItbecamethefirststateschoolintheUSAtomakestudentswearuniforms.Theschooldidthistoreducethetroublecausedbystudentfashions.Thisprogrammehashelpedtoimprovesafetyanddiscipline.OtherschoolsarehopefulthatCherryHill'

sapproachwillbenefittheirstudentstoo.By2000,12percentofAmericanstateschoolsrequiredschooluniforms.

Theintroductionofschooluniformshashelpedtoreduceschoolviolence.Muchofschoolviolenceislinkedtotheclotheswhichdifferentyouthgangswear.Inschoolswithyouthgangs,thenumbersoffightsdecreasedby40percentafteruniformswereintroduced.

11.Britishpeopleareknownforbeingveryformal.Peoplearoundtheworldtalkaboutthe"

Englishgentleman"

apolitemanalwayswearingasuitandtie!

ManyBritishpeopleactuallydressmorecasuallythesedays,butclothingisstillanimportantpartofcultureintheUK.Peopleliketolookneatandtidy,becausedressingwellisimportantifyouwanttoberespectedbyothers.

AlthoughBritishpeopleliketowearcasualandcomfortableclothesinnormallife,theyreallyenjoygettingdressedupforformaloccasions.AgoodexampleofthisisthefamoushorseraceatAscot.TheQueenandherfamilyattend,sopeoplehavetolooktheirbestiftheywanttobenoticedbytheTVcameras!

Womenalwaysmakeaspecialefforttowearthesmartestdressandthecraziesthat.

12.Wehadameetingafterschool.Lucy,Tony,Joyce,JessicaandIwereatthemeeting.First,wedecidedtoelectthechiefeditor.TonysuggestedJoyce.Hesaid,“WeshouldchooseJoycebecauseshehasexperience.Shewastheeditorofherclassnewspaperlastyear.”Thenweallvotedforher.WeelectedJoycetobethechiefeditor.ThenJoycetookchargeofthemeeting.Shesaid,“Weoughttoelectasecretarynow.”sheaskedforsuggestions.Jessicasaid,“Benshouldbethesecretary,becausehehasexperiencetoo.HewasthesecretaryoftheMusicclublastyear.”Thentheothersvotedforme.Theyelectedmetobethesecretary.Istartedtakingnotes.Joycesaid,“Lucy,TonyandJessica,youwillbeeditorsofthepaper.Youwillberesponsiblefordifferentsectionsofthepaper.”

13.IwantedtoseeJillagain,soonmywayhomefromwork;

Istoppedatatelephoneboxandcalledher.Iinvitedhertothecinemathatevening.Sheagreedtogowithme,sowearrangedtomeetoutsidethecinemaatseveno’clock.AtaroundquartertosixIputonmyjacketandhatandleftthehouse.Ilockedthedoor,butIforgottoturnoffthelightinthelivingroom.Atthattimeofday,itisverydifficulttogetataxi.Icouldnotfindone,soItookthebusinstead.Iarrivedatthecinemaaroundtenminutesearly.Nexttothecinemaisabookshop,soIwentintolookaroundwhileIwaitedforJill.Istartedreadingabookaboutworld-famouscrimes.Itwasreallyinteresting!

Infact,itwassointerestingthatIforgotthetime.Iwaslate.

14.Yesterdaywasaverybusyday.Isolvedtwocases.Thefirstcasewasaboutabankrobbery.Amanenteredabankinthecitycentrewithagun.Hetookawaythousandsofdollars.Thebankmanagercalledthepolice,butitwastoolate.Therobbergotaway.ThesuspectinthecasewasTimSmith.Atfirst,Timdeniedbeingtherobber.Hesaidhewaswatchingafilminthecinemaatthetimeoftherobbery.However,Ihadproof.Oneofthecustomersinthebankatthattimetookaphoto.ItshowedTimSmithinthebank,carryingagun.IshowedthephototoTim.Hethenadmittedhiscrime.

15.Wegivecomputerinstructionsbyputtingdifferentprogramsintoit.“Compute