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    My name is Ben．I am eleven years old．I'm from Shenzhen．I'm in Class Six Grade Five．I'm tall and thin．I have short black hair．I am good at Maths and English．My favourite subject is English．I often read English in the morning．I often help others．So my classmates say to me，"You are a kind and helpful boy．" After school，I always do my homework first．And then I play table tennis with my brother．He likes playing table tennis too．We are good friends．

读一读，根据短文回答下列问题。

Interrupting Chicken!

    Yell out an answer while a friend is trying to think about the answer.

    Shout out when the teacher is reading a story to the class,

    Talk at the same time as a friend is talking.

Polite Students!

    Wait until the teacher has called on you before speaking.

    Stay in your seat and sit quietly if the teacher is talking to a visitor in the classroom.

    Say "Excuse me" if you have to interrupt.

    Western people like to say "Thank you" when other people help them or say something kind to them. "Please" and "Thank you" are magic words that can show your good manners. You should say "Thank you" when someone passes you something. You should say "Thank you" too when someone walks ahead of you and keeps the door open for you. And also, when someone says you have done your work well, or you have bought a nice thing, or your city is very beautiful, you would say "Thank you". The magic words are not only for your friends, but also for your family.

    "Excuse me is another way to show your good manner. When you hear someone say "Excuse me" behind you, you will know somebody wants to pass by you without touching you. If some people are talking, it's impolite to interrupt them. You'd better say the magic words first, and then begin talking.

    Let's say more about these magic words "Thank you" "please" and "Excuse me" in our life.

    It is twenty past ten. Tommy and Billy are at City Park. They are playing near the pond. 'Quack! Quack!' The ducks there are happy.

    At a quarter past twelve, they are having lunch. Tommy is having a hamburger and Billy is having some bread.

    It is one o'clock. They are in the children's playground. They are playing happily on the climbing frame (攀爬架).

    It is half past three. They are at the fountain. Tommy jumps into the fountain. Billy says, 'No! Look at the sign! You can't play in the fountain!'

    It is ten past four. It begins to rain. They want to go home.

    They are tired, but they are happy.

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