8th Grade English Book Unit 12 Listening Material 2A2b Translation 91 pages 170

Boy: I think Jason clothing store is the best.

Boys: Cowboy tribes and hipster teenagers are good stores, but Jason clothing store clothing ***. **Cheaper than other stores.

Boy: Well, let me think about it. Hipster teenagers are located in the entertainment area of the city, but the consumption is high. Don't go for square fashion. Its costumes are among the worst in town.

Boy: I guess jazz FM is the best.

Boy: Because it's the most interesting. It's much better than other radio stations in town.

Boy: Well, I think oldies are very bad at FM. It's the worst.

Boy: I don't think so.

Boy: Just listen to their ads. They are worse than the ads of the All Talk AM 970!

Hi, I'm going to do a survey of the Green City Daily News.

Mei Ling: Tom, you can give it.

Shall I tell a story from Europe?

Tom: Okay, I know one. It's called The Emperor's New Clothes. The story is about a king who was particularly fond of clothes. He likes to buy and look at his beautiful clothes.

Mei Ling: So what happened?

Tom: The two brothers came to the city to make special clothes for the king, but the king had to give them silk and **.

Mei Ling: Do the clothes look good?

Tom: Oh, the two brothers kept all the silk and the ** for themselves, and told the king that the unwise would not see the clothes.

Mei Ling: Oh, then they are indeed trying to deceive the king!

Tom: yes, you're right. When the king looked at himself, he saw only his underwear. But he didn't want people to think he was stupid, so he said his new clothes were very beautiful.

Mei Ling: Is he wearing new clothes?

Tom: yes, he wore it. He cruises around the city in his new clothes. No one wanted to make himself sound stupid, so everyone said his new clothes looked great. But suddenly, a little boy shouted: "Look! The king did not wear any clothes! ”

Mei Ling: What an interesting story!

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Last month, we asked students some questions about their spare time activities. Our questions are about exercising, computer use, and watching TV. Here are the findings.

We found that only 15 percent of students exercise every day. Forty-five percent of the students exercised their limbs six times a week. Twenty percent of students only exercise once or three times a week. And twenty percent don't exercise at all.

We all know that many students are constantly online, but we were surprised to find that 90% of them are hungry to go online every day. The remaining eleven percent go to it at least three or four times. Most students go online just to play, not to write assignments.

It's also very interesting for Lao Bi to watch TV. Only two percent of students watch TV once or three times a week. Thirteen percent watch it four to six times a week.

Eighty-five percent of students watch TV every day. Although many students enjoy watching sports, game quizzes are the most popular.

It's great to relax by surfing the internet and watching game quizzes, but we think the best way to relax is through exercise. It is good for both physical and mental health. Exercises like doing sports are fun, and in sports, you can be with friends and abruptly.

Remember that "old habits are hard to break". So start exercising while you still have time.