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1、当她10岁时，开始给第一位来自英国的笔友Thomas Wright写信。他们互相写信至今已有两年了。Shumei之所以喜欢写信给外国人，是因为她觉得更多地了解那些国家和不同的事物是件很有趣的事情。她希望有一天去拜访她的笔友，但是她会继续写信给他们，分享他们的友谊。她也期待着来自外国的笔友，如日本，中国和法国的朋友。2 The boss found a boy in the stock room just standing around doing nothing. “How much do you get paid a week?” He asked the boy. The boy repl

2、ied, “Twenty dollars.” Taking a twenty dollar bill out of his wallet, the boss gave it to the boy and said, “Here, take this. Now get out of here and dont come back.” As the boy walked out the door, the boss said to the manager, “How long has that lazy kid been working for us?” “He doesnt work for u

3、s,” replied the manager. “He just delivered a package.”老板在储藏室里看见一个男孩正站着，无所事事。他问这个男孩：“你一个星期得到多少报酬？”。这个男孩回答说：“20美元。”老板从他的钱包里拿出了20美元的钞票，给了这男孩，说：“收好了。现在，从这里滚出去，不要回来了”。当男孩走出门去，老板对经理说：“这么懒惰的孩子为我们工作多长时间了？”“他不适合为我们工作，” “经理回答说。 “他刚才来送包裹的。3“Peter has just come back from the shops,”said Mrs. James. “He wanted

4、to buy some new football boots, but he wasnt able to find any that were right for him.”“Were they all the same?”I asked. “He said they showed him different pairs but he didnt like any of them.”“What is Peter going to do about his boots, then?“Well, the shop told him to come back the next week. Its o

5、ut a big problem because he doesnt need to have them before the new school term. But he always begins to get his things ready early. For example, he has never been late for school.”“My daughter is different,”I said, “I have to throw her out when its time for school.”“彼得刚刚从商店回来，”詹姆斯太太说。“他想买新的足球鞋，但他没能

6、找到适合他的。”“球鞋款式都一样吗？”我问道。“他说店员给他看了不同的样式，但他都不喜欢。“那么，彼得怎么办呢？”我问。“嗯，店员告诉他下周再来。这不是个大问题，因为在新学年开始之前，他还不需要球鞋。但他总是提前做准备工作。比如，他从不迟到。“我的女儿就不同了，”我说，“每到上学时间我都不得不扔她出去。4The world is filled with many interesting sounds. Some are unpleasant to our ears while others are very pleasant to hear. In a single day you proba

7、bly hear hundreds of different sounds. All sounds are different. Some may be loud. Some are high; others are low. Some sounds are useful. Without sound we cannot talk or listen to one another. The ringing of the alarm clock wakes people up. The hooting of a car warns people of danger. Some sounds ar

8、e harmful. When planes fly low over the land, the very loud sounds can damage the houses. Very loud sounds can even make people deaf. We know sound travel about one kilometer in three seconds. In a thunder storm you see the lightning first and then hear the thunder. This is because light travels muc

9、h faster than sound. Next time you see lightning; count the number of seconds before you hear the thunder. Divide this number of seconds before you hear thunder. Divide this number by 3. This will tell you how many kilometers away the thunder storm is. 这个世界充满了许多有趣的声音。对于我们的耳朵而言，有些是不舒适的，有些则是悦耳动听的。在一天之

10、你可能听到数以百计的不同声音。所有的声音是不同的。有些可能是响亮的。有些高的，有些低的。有些声音是有用的。没有声音，我们彼此不能听说。闹钟铃声唤醒人们。汽车的啼声警示处于危险状况的人们。有些声音是有害的。当飞机在陆地上方低空飞行，巨大的声音可能会损坏房屋。巨大的声音，甚至可以使人耳聋。我们知道， 3秒钟里声音传播约1公里。在雷雨天你先看到闪电，然后再听到雷声。这是因为光的速度比声音的速度传播得快的多。下次看到闪电，在听到雷声之前，你计算闪电秒数。均分听到雷声之前的秒数，即除以3。这会告诉你多少公里外有雷雨风暴。5Tommy has a little dog. Her name is Goldi

11、er. She is pretty and interesting. Tommy loves her very much. The other day, Goldier was out walking with Tommy. She cut her paw on a bit of glass. When they arrived home, Tommys mother thought that the cut was deep. She asked Tommy to take Goldier to the vet. The vet was very kind, and he gave her

12、an injection. Then he stitched up the cut and put on a bandage. Goldier looks ever so funny as she walks on three legs, holding her paw as if she has been to war!汤米有一只小狗。它名叫Goldier。它可爱而有趣。汤米很喜欢它。几天前，Goldier跟着汤米外出散步。它的爪子踩到了碎玻璃。当他们回到家里，汤米的母亲认为它的伤口深。她让汤米带Goldier去兽医那儿检查。兽医非常和气，他给Goldier打了针，然后缝合伤口并缠上绷带。G

13、oldier只用三条腿走路，看上去太好笑了，它抬起伤爪子，好像是刚刚去过战场！6Long ago people used bells more than they do today. The postman used to ring a hand when he delivered the letters. Fire engines had bells instead of sirens. People who sold things came past houses, ringing a bell and shouting what was for sale. Every village had its church bell to let people know it was time to go to church. At night, this bell was rung so that traveler would find the village in the dark. In most counties, bells were hung around the necks of animals. The bells helped owners to find lost cows or goats. Today, in