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牛津上海(本地版)五四制初中英语六年级上册Module 3 Unit 10 Healthy eating Exercise Seven

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Alice doesn't feel well for several days. She goes to the doctor on Friday. The doctor examines (检查) her carefully, then he says, "Do you eat regularly (有规律的) every day?"

"Sure! I have good eating habits!"

"Then what do you usually eat for your three meals every day?"

"I have an apple for breakfast and sometimes a piece of bread. For lunch, I usually have hamburgers, meat and orange juice. I know dinner is very important, so I have a big dinner every day! I always have fish, vegetables, eggs, sausages, cheese, chicken soup, rice and cake. Sometimes I eat ice cream and puddings. I like my dinner."

The doctor smiles and says, "I'm afraid you are not right, madam. Dinner is important, but you shouldn't eat too much. You must eat less in the evening. And your breakfast is really not good enough. In fact, breakfast is the most important meal! We need it most! We don't need anything when we're sleeping and we need to start a day's work, so please have a nice breakfast!"

"What should I eat then?"

"You must drink some milk every morning. You may choose eggs, bread, sandwiches, noodles, vegetables and fruit. I think you'll get better soon."

(1)、There's something wrong with Alice's ______.
A、mouth B、teeth C、throat D、stomach
(2)、Sometimes, Alice has ice cream and puddings for ______.
A、breakfast B、lunch C、dinner D、afternoon tea
(3)、According to the doctor, ______ is the most important meal in a day.
A、breakfast B、lunch C、dinner D、A and C
(4)、We should ______ for dinner.
A、eat some ice cream and puddings B、eat as much as possible C、not eat too much D、eat nothing
(5)、We need breakfast most because _____.
A、we get up early B、it's tasty C、we need food for the energy to start a day's work D、we are hungry
举一反三
 阅读下列材料,从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。

David Gill might be the richest man in Sebastopol, California. The semi-retired health care officer is banking the most valuable currency (货币) in the world—TIME. Gill has 480 hours saved at the local time bank.

In brief, a time bank does with time what other banks do with money: It stores and trades it. "Time banking means that for every hour you give to your community, you receive an hour credit (积分)," explains Krista Wyatt, a director of the nonprofit TimeBanks. Org, which helps volunteers set up local time banks all over the world.

Nobody knows the exact number, but thousands of time banks with several hundred thousand members have been set up in at least 37 countries, including China, Malaysia, Japan, Senegal, Argentina, Brazil and in Europe, with over 3.2 million exchanges. There are probably more than 40,000 members in over 500 time banks in the US.

In Sebastopol, 250 local people have time bank accounts (账户) where they save and withdraw hours as needed. For example, Gill likes to offer his advice and help with computer programming, editing and financial (经济的) planning. In return, he asks for help when he needs a ride to the airport or someone to transport heavy furniture. The time banks are building social capital (资本). "I've made wonderful friends I wouldn't have met otherwise and we now invite each other to our garden parties," says Gill. "It's about making community and being a part of the community. You can't put a price on that."

David Gill came to the time bank like most of his neighbors. He doesn't remember where he first heard about it a few years ago, but he immediately thought it was a great idea. He signed up, started using it, and when the founders asked for help, he stepped up. He gets paid in the currency he values most: hours.

Time banks are a valuable resource for building social capital and supporting aging populations. They allow people to contribute to their community and receive help in return, creating a stronger, more connected society.

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