Early last year, two young brothers in Jiangsu Province1 badly burned while playing. The “game” they were playing was2 they had watched in the cartoon Pleasant Goat and the Big Wolf （《喜羊羊和灰太狼》）. The brothers were 3 two little goats while their friend was playing a bad wolf. Their friend tied them 4 a tree and set fire to the grass around them.

    The sad story is an example of how many children follow the violence（暴力） they see on television, especially cartoons. It is 5 that violent cartoons can make children more aggressive（具有攻击性的）. In a survey, researchers 6 the children after watching non-violent and violent cartoons. They found that the kids who watched violent cartoons fought with others and 7 class rules more often.

    Children under the age of seven are too 8 to understand that the violence on TV can bring 9real harm. It is parents' job 10 them understand it.

        A. What's your favourite subject? 

        B. I like English best. 

        C. Thank you for telling me so much. 

        D. Where can I find foreigners? 

        E. Would you like to join the English club with me?

        F. How do you improve your spoken English.

        G. Can I ask you some questions?

A: What's your favourite subject at school, Dave? 

B:{#blank#}1{#/blank#}I think it is so interesting!

A: Do you like physics?                        

B: No, not at all. It is too boring.

A: If you are not interested in one subject, you might not be able to learn it well. 

B: You are right.{#blank#}2{#/blank#} 

A: I like English, too. I have been learning English for nine years.      

B:{#blank#}3{#/blank#}

A: By chatting with foreigners.        

B: But I still have a question.{#blank#}4{#/blank#}_

A: You can join the English club or go to the English corner.   

B: I see.{#blank#}5{#/blank#} 

A: My pleasure.

— Yes. And they are much cheaper than{#blank#}1{#/blank#}(that) made in America. 

— Yes. He is from Canada.