56. Frank is a junior high school student. He is 15 years old. He likes studying. Today is Tuesday. When he woke up in the morning, he felt sick. And then he had to ask for a day’s leave.

57. Last Sunday, John visited the City Zoo with his parents. The animals there were very lovely. John liked them very much. After he came back home from the zoo, he decided to keep a pet.

58. Kelsey is an outgoing girl. She is also a real movie fan. She spends most of her free time seeing movies.

59. Alice is a student in No. 1 Middle School. She lives with her parents. Her mother is a hotel manager and her father is a doctor. They are always very busy but they still try their best to take care of her.

60. Today is a holiday. In the evening Lily went out to watch the full moon with her family. They ate delicious mooncakes and fruits. But Lily didn’t eat much because she had to control her weight.

A

Jenny and I are going to see Kung Fu Panda II at the Max Cinema. Want to join us?

B

My dog has three little cute puppies. Do you want to keep one?

C

Happy Mid-Autumn Day! May the joy and happiness around you today and always.

D

I have a meeting tonight. Your dinner is on the kitchen table. Do your homework after dinner.

E

Do you feel better now? We have an English test tomorrow. Read the sentences on Page 15.

F

A new supermarket will open in our neighborhood. I am going to go shopping. Would you like to go there with me?

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　　Mr Smith is ill. He can't work. But the crops need water. His son Peter came back from(1)The boy had no homework to do. So he let him water them. The boy went to the farm behind his house with a pair of buckets (水桶). There's a river not far away. Peter went to fetch some water from there. He worked hard and was(2)and wanted to eat something at ten past twelve. He saw his mother standing near their house. She shouted,“ Come back for lunch, son. ”

　　“OK, mum,” shouted Peter. “Let me hide(藏) the buckets under the tree (3)

　　When Peter went in, his mother said, “Why did you tell me loudly(大声地) that you hid the buckets under the tree? (4) someone heard you, he could take them away!”

　　Peter ran out quickly again. But soon he came back and said in a low voice(小声地),

　　“I can't (5) the buckets under the tree!”

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　　Mr Smith is ill. He can't work. But the crops need water. His son Peter came back from(1)The boy had no homework to do. So he let him water them. The boy went to the farm behind his house with a pair of buckets (水桶). There's a river not far away. Peter went to fetch some water from there. He worked hard and was(2)and wanted to eat something at ten past twelve. He saw his mother standing near their house. She shouted,“ Come back for lunch, son. ”

　　“OK, mum,” shouted Peter. “Let me hide(藏) the buckets under the tree (3)

　　When Peter went in, his mother said, “Why did you tell me loudly(大声地) that you hid the buckets under the tree? (4) someone heard you, he could take them away!”

　　Peter ran out quickly again. But soon he came back and said in a low voice(小声地),

　　“I can't (5) the buckets under the tree!”

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　　Mike Smith is a six-year-old boy. His father bas a shop in the centre of a small town. He 1 some food in his shop. He's friendly to the buyers and the food in his shop is 2 . So people like to buy something there. And he's very 3 all the time.　　It was Mr Smith's forty-first birthday yesterday. His wife decided to 4 some fish for her husband. As he couldn't leave his shop and she had to 5 in the kitchen, she thought her son could help her. So she told Mike to go to 6 some fish. Before the boy went out, she said, “Your dad likes fish alive, you know. Don't 7 the dead fish home.”

　　“But how can I tell the living fish from the dead ones?”

　　“That's easy,my son, “said the woman. “Put the fish into the water and watch carefully. The living fish can 8 , but the dead ones can't. “

　　“OK. Mummy,” the boy said and left. He went outside the town and saw 9 farmers catching fish in a pool （池塘）. He put a fish into the pool, and the fish soon went down under the water. He was 10 and shouted, “Please sell the fish to me, sir!”