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    阅读判断所给句子的正确“T”或者错误“F ”。
         I am an American boy. My name is Jerry Black. You can call me Jerry. I have a sister, Ginny. We are
    twins (双胞胎). But we are very different. I have a long face with a high nose, while she has a round face
    with a small nose. I like meat and rice. But she likes vegetables and wheat. I like loud music. She likes light
    music. My father is a doctor in a hospital. My mother runs (经营) a clothing store. We have another family
    member, Beibei. She is a cute dog. She will have a puppy (小狗) soon.
    (     )1. Jerry and Ginny are twins.     
    (     )2. Ginny's father is Mr. Black.   
    (     )3. Jerry and Ginny look the same. 
    (     )4. Jerry's mother has no job.     
    (     )5. Jerry's family has five members.
    1-5       TTFFT
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