English Reading Article First Year with Questions and Answers Thank you!

It was Saturday. Han Ling didn't have a class today. She wanted to go buy a new dress.

Her (b) mother is working, and (c) as a result, she goes to the store with her dad. Her dad took her to the shopping mall with his own. But her dad didn't like (d) shopping, so Han Ling went shopping, and her dad sat in (a) the car and waited for her.

There are many people in the mall and it is very crowded. Han Ling was looking at the clothes and picking them out (c), and her father waited for a long time. About an hour passed.

Han Ling has not yet (b) come out. Her dad was very worried about her. "Why did she stay inside for so long?

He got out of the car. At this moment, a man came up and said, "Excuse me, are you Han Ling's father?" "I am" "Han Ling is waiting for you because she doesn't have enough (b) money.

Wow, I see."

He then (d) followed the man into the mall. Han Ling was very happy to meet her father. She picked out a beautiful green dress. Her dad (c) paid and they went home together.

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Translation: Teens love clothes that are fashionable and look cool. My design will be stylish and comfortable.

First, I'll design a V-neck cotton jacket that goes well with jeans. Jeans will have wide legs, and it has a lot of large pockets on the front and back. I would also design a cotton shirt with long sleeves and buttons at the front.

Then I would design a pair of sneakers to wear with jeans and a t-shirt, they would be comfortable and made of white leather. They are easy to wear. I designed the jacket with blue and white stripes.

All the clothes are very comfortable to wear on the weekend.

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Mr. Smith lives in a village. He has some farmland and about 20 workers work for him. He often told them to work hard and be honest.

One day he went to the farm to work with the workers. Soon it's time for lunch. He took out the delicious bread and put it on the table, and then left. He came back a little later, but he couldn't find the bread.

Who ate the bread on the table? He shouted.

Okay", said Mr. Smith, and there were a lot of rats in the room, you know. So I made some poison in the bread. If they eat it, they will die. And then I'm going to slaughter them. ”

As soon as he finished speaking, the four workers began to cry, "Oh, my God! ”

What's wrong with you guys? Mr. Smith asked. "When you went out, we ate bread. We're going to die. One of them cried.

Don't worry," said Mr. Smith with a smile, "I'm just kidding you. Use your head. ”

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Do you still need to translate, it's troublesome.

It's only the first year of junior high school, how simple it is, you can't always rely on the Internet, rely on other people's answers. Otherwise, I will be more and more unable to keep up in the future, I am now in the third year of high school, and we have 20 empty gestalts, this is practice makes perfect, and more practice will naturally improve.

If you don't give me points, then take my answer as the best. Guaranteed to be correct.

The meaning of this short article is:

Tomorrow is the Mid-Autumn Festival. People eat mooncakes on that day. Why do we call them mooncakes?

For these loaves are round, like the moon. People often sit in the open air and eat mooncakes in the evening, and some people like to take a walk by the river with their families. This year I have three kinds of mooncakes at home.

Some mooncakes have nuts in the filling, and some mooncakes have meat in the filling. There are also some mooncakes that have eggs in their fillings. I gave my brother Tom a piece of mooncake with meat filling.

This mooncake is huge. But Tom likes small, stuffed mooncakes with eggs in them. He (Tom) said they (mooncakes with egg filling) were very tasty.

Answer: 1, a

2、d 3、b

4、b5、c

6、b7、b

8、b9、d

10、c

I already know the answer, but if you don't give points, I won't tell you.

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From Monday to Friday, students usually wake up at 7 a.m. Then they wash up and have breakfast. They usually eat eggs, bacon, bread, and a glass of milk for breakfast.

After breakfast, they walk or take a yellow bus to school. Some students will ride their bikes to school. They arrived at the school at about half past eight.

After that, they put the books in the cabinet and took out only one book, a notebook and a pencil for each lesson. In secondary school, students attend classes for 6 hours. Their courses include English, Writing, Math, Arts, and more.

At noon, students will have lunch at school. They usually eat meat, fruits, vegetables, bread, and drinks. But most students still prefer pizza, hot dogs, and hamburgers.

There are no short breaks for students. They don't take a nap after lunch and go back to the classroom until 3 o'clock to continue their lessons. Then they went home.

Students usually play or watch TV before dinner. They eat dinner at 6 p.m., which usually consists of soup, meat, vegetables, rice, or pasta. After dinner they would do their homework.

Sometimes they play or chat with their parents.

You may be wondering about the students abroad: Do they also have that much homework? What do they do in their free time?

On April 8, the results of a survey on the lives of high school students in China, Japan, South Korea and the United States came out. It sampled nearly 6,200 students from these four countries last year. You can find answers to many of your questions in this survey.

Who studies the hardest?

Chinese students or most of the time are studying. Nearly half of Chinese students spend more than two hours a day doing homework. That's a lot more students than in the United States, Japan, and South Korea.

Who sleeps most often in the classroom?

Japanese students sleep most often in classrooms. About 45% of Japanese students say they doze off at the teacher from time to time. In South Korea, only 32%; In the U.S., only 21%; In China it is only 5%.

South Korean students don't like to take notes. About 70 percent of Korean students said they memorized what their teachers said, much less than students in Japan (93 percent), China (90 percent) and the United States (89 percent).

Who is most distracted?

U.S. students are the most active and easily distracted during class: of U.S. students say they talk to their classmates during class; of students eating snacks in the classroom; They do things that are related to the five senses of the class during class, such as sending emails or reading books.

What do they do after school?

In their free time, most Chinese students read books or surf the Internet. Most American students spend a lot of time with friends. Most Japanese students do sports. Most Korean students watch TV.