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1、 假如你是李华,英国交换生 Amy 即将来你校体验特色课程。请根据以下相关信息,写一封邮件,选择一个特色课程介绍给 Amy。

Traditional Chinese culture is amazing. I love to work with others.
Chinese Kungfu Course
●on the playground
●in groups
●learn the history and do kungfu
Chinese Cooking Course
●in the cooking room
●in groups
● cook Chinese food and share it
注意:1.邮件需包含所选课程的至少2点相关信息。可适当发挥;
2.文中不得出现真实姓名、学校等信息;
3.字数100左右;邮件的首句与落款已给出,不计入总词数。
Dear Amy,
I'm happy to know that you are coming to experience the special courses in my school.
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Yours,
Li Hua
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2、 语法填空
Wang Zhenyi was a great woman scientist, mathematician and poet during the Qing Dynasty. Wang was born in rich family in Anhui Province in 1768. At that time, girls couldn't get good education, but her father encouraged her (study). When she was young, she learned many different (subject), such as maths, astronomy (天文学) and so on. At the age of 18, she began studying them by (she). In the following years, she wrote several books to explain difficult scientific ideas simple ways. During that period, all people (deep) believed that lunar eclipses (月食) were caused by gods. To explain the truth, Wang made a model with a lamp, a table and a mirror. She (show) that that eclipses are natural events with the model in the end. important the discovery was! Besides, her poems showed great kindness to the poor.
Wang died young, she influenced many later scientists. In 1994, a large hole on Venus (name) after her. Today, she is still remembered not only for her discoveries but also for her courage to challenge old ideas.
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3、 阅读下面短文,然后根据括号内所给汉语注释写出单词的正确形式(每空一词)

Everything in the natural world works effectively (有效地). Take a look at woodpeckers, for example, and you'll understand.
A woodpecker taps (轻叩) its head against wood (几乎) 12,000 times a day. Doing something like that all day long must hurt! Think of how you would feel if you hit your head against something (坚硬的) only once.
However, in nature, everything (发生) for a reason. Woodpeckers have long, sharp beaks which they use to make holes in trees to find tasty (昆虫) inside. Their special toes allow them to hold on tightly (紧紧地) as they bang their head against trees. They also have (强壮的) tail feathers, which they use to keep their balance while they fly.
But how do woodpeckers (避免) brain injuries? One of the most interesting things about woodpeckers is their tongue. It is very long — sometimes (两倍) as long as the bird itself. The woodpecker can wrap (包) its long tongue around its brain inside its head. (每) time the bird hits a tree with its head, its tongue (保护) its brain from injury. That's why a woodpecker can tap all day and not get a (头痛).
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4、 将方框中所给词语的适当形式填空,每词仅用一次。
material development on hand come wide
The ink brush is a traditional tool for writing and painting in ancient China. It's also one of the "Four Treasures of the Chinese Study".
The Han Dynasty is an important period for the of the ink brush, and it is also the time when Cai Lun improved the paper-making method. People began to use ink brushes at that time. The ink brush is made up of the stalk and the nib. The stalk is usually made of wood or other valuable . The nib is made of fine, soft animal hair including three main kinds: rabbit hair, goat hair and weasel hair (黄鼠狼毛). People often call these nibs tuhao, yanghao, and langhao in Chinese.
The ink brush in three sizes: big, medium and small. Most calligraphic (书法的) works are written with a medium-sized brush. Usually, painters and calligraphers have several kinds of brushes to meet personal purposes and preference (喜好).
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5、 通读下面短文,掌握其大意,然后在各题所给的 A、B、C 和 D 四个选项中选出最佳选项。
One night with bright moonlight, 14-year-old Mia saw a dark shape on the beach near her home. A sea turtle was caught in a plastic net, and its left flipper(足)was bleeding. Remembering her1 class, she poured seawater over its shell. "Dad! Hurry!" she shouted, voice shaking.
Dad 2 down with a flashlight and a pair of scissors.3 he cut the net, the turtle suddenly moved wildly. "Hold it gently!" Dad said. Mia got down on the ground to calm the 4 turtles. The net left deep cuts on it. It would need professional help.
While 5 professional helpers, Mia noticed sand moving nearby. Dozens of baby turtles came out! She and Dad stood guard, waving sticks at circling seagulls (海鸥).6 , two babies were taken away. Mia's eyes were filled with tears. "We tried," Dad said and put his hand on her shoulder.
At sunrise, Li, a wildlife worker in the community,7 . "This kind of old net killed three turtles last month," he said, holding up the dirty plastic net with an old "Happy Fishing" logo. Mia looked at the logo.8 uncle's boat used similar fishing nets. She knew 9 she had to do.
Mia's clean-up plan started slowly. Only three kids joined during the first week. They filled just seven 10 with rubbish from the beach. Upset, Mia posted photos of the turtle online. Slowly, more kids came. A fisherman brought his son to the beach in the third week. "Your post touched us. Let's join you and do something 11 ," he said.
Two months later, Mia watched the turtle — now with a scarred (有疤痕的) flipper — move slowly toward waves. It stopped for a moment, as if unsure. "Will it be 12 ?" Mia asked. Li shrugged (耸肩). "Maybe. But you've changed our 13 ." Behind them, many kids were picking up litter 14 being asked.
That night, Mia wrote in her diary: Saving nature isn't like in the movies. It is difficult and takes time. But when I see kids teaching their parents about the harm of 15 now, I know real change walks quietly, one step at a time.
(1)A 、 biology B 、 physics C 、 chemistry D 、 geography(2)A 、 fell B 、 walked C 、 rushed D 、 looked(3)A 、 If B 、 As C 、 And D 、 Though(4)A 、 happy B 、 quiet C 、 scared D 、 tired(5)A 、 listening to B 、 shouting at C 、 waiting for D 、 worrying about(6)A 、 Sadly B 、 Luckily C 、 Especially D 、 Certainly(7)A 、 slept B 、 stopped C 、 laughed D 、 arrived(8)A 、 My B 、 Her C 、 His D 、 Their(9)A 、 what B 、 how C 、 why D 、 that(10)A 、 cups B 、 bags C 、 desks D 、 bottles(11)A 、 safe B 、 silly C 、 strange D 、 meaningful(12)A 、 awake B 、 calm C 、 alive D 、 healthy(13)A 、 school B 、 community C 、 forest D 、 mountain(14)A 、 at B 、 for C 、 under D 、 without(15)A 、 silk B 、 wood C 、 paper D 、 plastic -
6、 阅读下面材料,从下面所给的五个选项中选出正确选项(其中有一项是多余选项),将其序号填入 31-34 小题,并回答第 35 小题。
Gossip (流言蜚语) is talking about someone in a way that would make the person feel angry or hurt. People repeat the gossip to others, and soon lots of people have heard it.
· Why Do People Gossip?
Sometimes people gossip to be mean to someone they do not like. They want the person to feel angry, hurt, or embarrassed when they find out about the gossip. Sometimes people gossip as a way of showing off. .
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Gossip can be true or partly true. Sometimes gossip is not true at all because someone makes it up. When you hear gossip, remind yourself that you do not know how true it is. It might be just a lie.
· Should You Repeat Gossip to Others?
It is not nice to tell stories that could make someone feel bad. The information you've heard might be something the person wants to keep private. You would not want people to gossip about something you want to keep private. Be kind to others by not repeating gossip about them.
· When Should You Tell Someone What You've Heard?
For example, you might hear that someone in your class is getting to school by walking on the train tracks. Telling an adult about this is not gossiping because you are trying to keep someone safe.
A. Should You Believe Gossip?
B. How Can You Avoid Gossip?
C. Even if you know the gossip is true, don't repeat it.
D. Tell an adult when you hear about something that could be dangerous.
E. They like to show people that they know things that others do not know.
What should you do when you hear gossip? Why? (不超过 15 个词。)
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7、 阅读理解
Ever felt stuck on a math problem, only to solve it after a walk? That's your brain taking a "break" and science says it's more important than you think.
When we focus hard, our brains use a lot of energy. After 45-60 minutes, they start to feel tired, making it harder to concentrate. Taking short breaks, called "mental rests", lets them recharge. But not all breaks are equal: scrolling through phones doesn't count. Why? Because screens keep your brain active, flooding it with new information and stopping it from relaxing.
So what works? Moving your body: a quick jog, stretching, or even just walking around the classroom. Nature helps too — studies show looking at trees or grass for 5 minutes boosts focus by 15%. Another good choice? Daydreaming. Letting your mind wander can spark (激发) creativity, like when a writer gets ideas for a story while staring out the window.
Timing matters too. Experts suggest the "5-5 rule": work for 50 minutes, then rest for 5. Next time you're stuck, try this: set a timer for 5 minutes, step outside, and listen to birds. You might be surprised how much clearer your brain feels when you get back to work—ready to tackle that problem with fresh energy.
(1)、Why does the writer mention the math problem at the beginning of the passage?A、To share a surprising study result. B、To draw readers' attention to the topic. C、To explain how to solve difficult math problems. D、To show that walking is good for physical health.(2)、How can daydreaming help?A、It makes us forget difficult tasks. B、It can increase creativity. C、It helps us fall asleep quickly. D、It improves math skills.(3)、Which best explains the underlined word "boosts" in Paragraph 3?boost /buːst/
① to increase or improve something.
② to make someone feel happier or more confident.
③ to push someone up with your hands.
④ to make a loud noise.
A、① B、② C、③ D、④(4)、What can we infer from the "50-5 rule" in Paragraph 4?A、Students should rest for 5 minutes every hour. B、The longer the break, the better the brain works. C、Working non-stop can lead to bad study results. D、We must set a timer to solve math problems quickly. -
8、 阅读理解

Cities are growing, and green spaces are shrinking. But a new idea — "vertical forests" — is changing this. These are buildings covered with thousands of plants, turning concrete towers into living ecosystems.
The first vertical forest opened in Milan, Italy, in 2014. It has two towers, with over 900 trees and 20,000 smaller plants like bushes and flowers. The plants aren't just for beauty. They absorb carbon dioxide (CO2), the gas that warms the planet, and release oxygen. They also block sunlight, keeping the buildings cool in summer and reducing the need for air conditioning.
But how do the plants survive (存活)? Special systems water them through pipes hidden in the walls. The trees are chosen for their size, so they won't grow too tall and damage the building. Roots are contained in strong pots to prevent them from breaking windows or walls.
Critics say vertical forests are expensive to build and maintain. However, supporters argue the benefits are worth it. In addition to fighting pollution, the forests attract birds and insects, bringing nature back to busy cities. "They show that humans and nature can live together in harmony," says architect Stefano Boeri, who designed the Milan towers.
(1)、What is a "vertical forest"?A、A tower made entirely of concrete. B、A large park in the middle of a city. C、A building covered with many plants. D、A forest where trees grow extremely tall.(2)、What is one benefit of vertical forests mentioned?A、They make buildings look older and more traditional. B、They reduce the need for air conditioning in summer. C、They allow plants to grow much taller than normal. D、They provide free food from fruit trees for people.(3)、What is the main idea of Paragraph 3?A、Why the roots are safe. B、How tall the trees can grow. C、Where the plants are placed. D、How plants live in vertical forests.(4)、What do supporters of vertical forests believe?A、They cost much but bring more good. B、Only large cities can benefit from them. C、They will replace all traditional buildings soon. D、Humans and nature can live together peacefully. -
9、 阅读理解
Noah had never paid attention to the stray cats in his neighborhood. He often walked past them without a second look, focusing only on his own life — schoolwork, video games, and hanging out with friends. He thought caring for small animals was something kind people did, not something he needed to bother with.
One rainy evening, he found a tiny cat trembling under his window. It was weak and could not even stand up. Noah hesitated for a moment, then took it inside quietly. He dried it with a towel, fed it warm milk, and made a soft bed for it. That night, he stayed up late worrying about the cat.
As days passed, the cat got better and closer to Noah. It followed him around the house and curled up on his desk when he studied. For the first time, Noah felt a strong sense of responsibility. He started learning about how to look after stray animals, preparing food and clean water for them every day. He even put up posters to help other stray cats find homes.
His parents were surprised to see his change. "You used to be a boy who only cared about himself," his mom said. "Now you're kind and responsible." Noah smiled. He realized that kindness was not a difficult thing. It started with small actions, and it could warm both others' hearts and his own.
From then on, Noah became a person who noticed and helped the helpless around him. He learned that the greatest happiness in life comes from giving, not receiving.
(1)、What can we infer from Paragraph 1?A、Noah was self-centered before. B、Noah disliked all small animals. C、Noah lived a busy and hard life. D、Noah had no close friends at school.(2)、What was Noah's feeling when he first took the cat home?A、Angry but patient. B、Uncertain but kind. C、Confident and excited. D、Frightened and nervous.(3)、What made Noah start to change?A、Parents' encouragement. B、Looking after the stray cat. C、Making friends with others. D、Learning from kind people.(4)、What is the main idea of the passage?A、Keeping pets is a good way to relax. B、Small acts of kindness can change a person. C、Parents play an important role in kids' growth. D、Stray animals need human care and protection. -
10、 阅读理解
Museum Family Fun
The museum is a great place for families to have fun together. Here are some activities and facilities(设施) for families.
Weekend Activities
On weekends, there are always interesting activities for children. You can join the "Story-Time" in the morning. The story-tellers will tell wonderful stories. In the afternoon, there is the "Art Workshop". Children can create their own art works with the help of the teachers.
School-Holiday Activities
During school holidays, the museum has special activities. There are film shows, science experiments and craft making. These activities are not only fun but also educational.
Ticket Information
Adults: $10
Children under 16: half the price
Family Package (2 adults and 2 children): $25
Family Service Desk
There is a family service desk near the entrance. You can get information about the museum's activities there. The desk is open from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Come and enjoy a great day at the museum with your family! Click for more information!
(1)、How much will Mr. Smith pay if he visits the museum with his 4-year-old son?A、$5. B、$10. C、$15. D、$20.(2)、What is the main purpose of this text?A、To invite families to visit the museum. B、To introduce the history of the museum. C、To teach children how to create art works. D、To explain how to book family tickets online.(3)、Where can you most probably read the text?A、In a magazine. B、On a website. C、In a newspaper. D、In a guidebook. -
11、 听下面一段独白,回答五个小题。(1)、Where will the competition take place?A、In the school hall. B、At the sports center. C、In the English club.(2)、When will the competition start?A、At 2:00 p.m. B、At 5:00 p.m. C、At 9:00 a.m.(3)、What should the listeners do to be a volunteer?A、Fill in an online form. B、Go to the Student Union. C、Go to the sign-in desk.(4)、Who will be considered first?A、Those in high grades. B、Those good at English. C、Those with experience.(5)、What's the main purpose of the speech?A、To invite more people. B、To look for volunteers. C、To plan a competition.
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12、 听下面一段较长对话,回答三个小题。(1)、What used to be near the school 20 years ago?A、A shopping center. B、A big cinema. C、An old park.(2)、Why does Tom know so much about the city?A、Because he used to be a tour guide in the city. B、Because his family always tell him about the life in the past. C、Because he always reads books about the city's history.(3)、What will the girl most probably do this Saturday?A、Have a dinner with Tom's family. B、Take photos for Tom's grandma. C、Share old stories with Tom.
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13、 听下面一段较长对话,回答两个小题。(1)、What will John prepare for Annie?A、Paper cutting artworks. B、Traditional clothes. C、Delicious food.(2)、Which color of hanfu will be bought for Annie?A、Blue. B、Pink. C、Red.
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14、 听下面 5 段对话,每段对话后有一个小题,从题中所给的 A、B、C 三个选项中选出最佳选项,并标在试卷的相应位置。听完每段对话后,你都有 10 秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题,每段对话仅读一遍。(1)、Whom did the girl go to the train station to meet?A、Her mom. B、Her aunt. C、Her uncle.(2)、What will Jenny do tonight?A、Watch a talk show. B、Make a survey report. C、Make a travel plan.(3)、Where are the speakers?A、At the cinema. B、At the train station. C、In the restaurant.(4)、How old in Amy now?A、13. B、18. C、23.(5)、What are the two speakers talking about?A、How to make soup. B、How to make lemon juice. C、How to clear the bad smell.
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15、 劳动创造美好生活。假如你是李华,你班计划下周组织一次到农场的体验活动,希望同学们通过采摘和种植活动体会劳动的意义。请你用英文写一个活动计划,并把计划发送给你的外籍老师 Mr Lee, 征询他的意见。
要点:1. 活动的计划 (时间、地点及活动安排);
2. 你的期待;
3. 询问他的意见。
注意:1. 词数 80 左右,文章开头和结尾已给出,不计入总词数;
2. 可适当增加细节,以使行文连贯;
3. 文章不能出现真实姓名及学校名称。
参考词汇:plan v. &n. 计划 activity n. 活动 expect v. 期待 opinion n. 意见
Dear Mr Lee,
How are you doing? I'm writing to discuss the plan for our class trip to the farm next Thursday. Let me make it clear.
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I'm looking forward to your reply.
Yours,
Li Hua
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16、 根据语篇内容,从方框中选择恰当的单词,并用其正确形式填空。将单词填写在答题卡对应的横线上。每个单词只能用一次。
and from cover clean water serious early grow they hometown
For more than 20 years, Wang Tianchang's family has been working hard to fight desert problems in Gansu. Over twenty years ago, the situation in their village was . The huge sand dunes (沙丘) were moving closer to the village and covering farmland. Life was so hard that many villagers left. But instead of running away like other villagers, the Wang family decided to stay and protect their .
Every day, Wang Tianchang, his wife, and their children got up and worked until it got dark. They dug holes in the dry ground planted young trees. Then, to keep the young trees alive, they had to carry from far away. But very often, strong winds and sandstorms destroyed (摧毁) the young trees badly. However, they never gave up.
Little by little, their hard work paid off. Green plants began to on the sandy land. Their village became safer and the air got . More and more people joined them to protect the land the sand.
Today, more than 10 square kilometers of land that was with sand before has turned into green areas. The villagers can grow crops (庄稼) on the farmland again! Life here now is much better than 20 years ago, thanks to their effort to fight against the sand!
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17、 根据短文内容回答下列问题。
At the 2nd Liaoning Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) Cultural Night Market, Seth Nkrumah, a doctoral student from Africa, skillfully took the pulse (脉搏) of an elderly woman. "Your pulse is a bit fast. Do you have high blood lipids (脂质)?" he asked, using the four diagnostic (诊断的) methods — looking, listening, questioning, and pulse-taking — he learned at Liaoning University of Traditional Chinese Medicine (LNUTCM).
"I can use what I learned in real life and meet people of different ages and in different health conditions," Seth said. "When I felt the old woman's pulse, it felt deep, which often shows high blood lipids. She said I was right when I asked her!" This was Seth's second time at the TCM Night Market. He sees it as a great chance to practice what he's learned.
Seth said, "In the future, I plan to start a clinic (诊所) and a training center in my hometown. I'll not only treat people but also train more TCM practitioners (从业人员). TCM isn't just about treating illnesses—it's a way of life. I believe people everywhere can benefit from learning about it."
This year, students from 9 countries at LNUTCM's International Education College joined the night market. Liu Jingfeng, the college's director, said more people worldwide are interested in TCM. "When these foreign students go back to their countries after graduation, they can help TCM become more popular all around the world. At our college, we teach not only medical knowledge but also the culture behind TCM, so they can spread Chinese medical culture to the world," he said.
(1)、Where is Seth Nkrumah from?(2)、What are the four diagnostic methods of Traditional Chinese Medicine?(3)、How did Seth feel when he said "She said I was right when I asked her!"?(4)、What does Seth plan to do in his hometown in the future?(5)、What else in Chinese traditional culture would you like to spread around the world? Explain the reason. (No more than 20 words.) -
18、 阅读理解
Can you imagine talking with some historic characters in person? You open your history textbook and see Confucius, Leonardo da Vinci, or Marie Curie step out of the pages to talk to you! Thanks to artificial intelligence (AI), this dream is becoming reality in history classes around the world.
In Wuhan Gangcheng No. 4 Middle School, students ask questions to a 3D-animated (动画) Confucius. One student once asked, "Does ‘ren' (kindness) still matter in a world full of competition?" The digital Confucius smiled and then explained how kindness helps people live together peacefully. This isn't magic—it's AI! Using tools like Jimeng and Keling, teachers can turn textbook pictures into lively characters. These AI tools add details (细节) to old paintings, make the characters move, and even let them speak. For example, the digital poet Li Bai can recite (背诵) his own poems with gentle expressions.
AI isn't just fun; it's changing how we study. In Nanjing's Stone Shadow Art Museum, AI turns ancient Chinese paintings into modern art styles. After a history class about the Maya civilization (文明) with the help of AI-made videos, a student Sean said, "History isn't just dates anymore. Learning history is like touching the past with the help of AI."
From old books to smart screens, the ways of learning are always developing. With AI, textbook characters aren't just words anymore—they're friends who guide us through the amazing journey of knowledge.
(1)、How does the writer start the passage?A、By asking a question. B、By giving an example. C、By telling a story.(2)、According to Paragraph 2, what can the digital poet Li Bai do?A、Add details to old paintings. B、Explain how kindness works. C、Recite his own poems.(3)、What does Sean mean by saying "History isn't just dates anymore"?A、They can touch famous art works in the museum. B、The dates of the history events are not important. C、They can learn about history in a more lively way.(4)、How does the writer feel about AI technology used in learning history?A、Negative. B、Positive. C、Doubtful.(5)、What's the structure(结构) of the passage?A、
B、
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19、 阅读理解

In a forest, there lived a group of happy little birds. Among them was a small sparrow (麻雀). It was smaller and clumsier (笨拙的) than the other birds.
When the sun shone brightly, the other birds would quickly fly out of their homes. They moved freely through the air, singing and catching insects. But the little sparrow had trouble flying because its wings were weak.
One day, after another failed flight, the little sparrow felt sad. "Why can't I fly well?" it said quietly. An old owl (猫头鹰) nearby heard it and said, "Don't worry, little one. The early bird catches the worm (虫子). If you practice more and start earlier, you will get better."
The little sparrow decided to try harder. From then on, it woke up earlier than the other birds. In the quiet morning, it practiced waving its wings and flying between branches. Even when it fell off the trees again and again, it didn't give up—it tried again and again.
After many days of practice, the little sparrow could fly freely, just like its friends. When the other birds saw this, they were surprised at how well the little sparrow could fly now.
The little sparrow became an example for all the birds in the forest. Its story showed that even if you start slowly or make mistakes, hard work and persistence (坚持) can help you succeed.
(1)、What did the little sparrow have trouble in?A、Singing. B、Flying. C、Eating.(2)、Who encouraged the little sparrow to practice?A、An old owl. B、A little monkey. C、A big bear.(3)、What does the underlined word "branches" probably mean?A、天空 B、山峰 C、树枝(4)、How did the other birds feel when they saw how well the little sparrow could fly?A、Moved. B、Excited. C、Surprised.(5)、Where can you find this text?A、In a storybook. B、In a guidebook. C、In a poster. -
20、 根据语篇内容,选择最佳选项。
The Community Flea Market
This year's Community Flea Market (跳蚤市场) is just coming! As usual, it's here to get people to recycle their things. So if you have any things you no longer need but are still in good condition, you are welcome to sell them here.

Notes
*To sign up, visit Community Flea Market page.
*Fill in the form and pay $10 for each stand.
*Bring your own tables and chairs for your stand.
*Parking for $1 per hour.
*Food and drink vendors(商贩)are not allowed.
*Please pay in cash.
(1)、What does the Community Flea Market get people to do?A、Make friends. B、Save money. C、Recycle things.(2)、When is the Community Flea Market?A、On June 18th. B、On July 10th. C、On August 5th.(3)、How long will the Community Flea Market last?A、For 9 hours. B、For 8 hours. C、For 7 hours.(4)、Betty has signed up for two stands. How much should she pay?A、$10. B、$20. C、$40.(5)、How can you pay in the Community Flea Market?A、In cash. B、By WeChat. C、By Alipay.