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浙江省杭州市保俶塔申花实验学校2024-2025学年七年级上学期期中英语试题
Linda: My grandfather has a dog. The name is Coco. It is two. My brothers and I like it a lot. It's so cute.
David: Dale is ten years old. I like him. He has a sister. Her name is____. She is six years old. I like her, too.
Cindy: Frank and I are teachers. We have a daughter. Her name is Alice. She likes to sing and dance. Our son Dale likes green best.
Frank: I'm 35 years old. I like oranges. John is my father. Helen is my mother. I have a brother. His name is Mike. We love our parents.
Do you love a good picnic? Do you know different cultures about picnics around the world? Now join us on a picnicking tour.
France The word" picnic" comes from the French. Picnicking became popular over 200 years ago in France. Today people in France like to picnic by the Seine River, or in front of the Eiffel Tower. And they' ll probably enjoy a baguette with cheese! |
Sweden People in Sweden like to have picnics all year round. And many even have an outdoor meal in the cold weather. People stay warm by taking breaks by the fire and drinking warm drinks. They eat the bread called lussekatter. |
Argentina In Argentina, picnics are all about grilling(烤) meat over an open fire. This activity is called asado, and it includes music and dancing. Asados are especially popular during the holiday season, with many enjoying Christmas celebrations over a picnic. |
India Indians will have a day- long picnic if the weather is fine. They usually picnic by the river. After eating traditional foods like samosas, many take a mud bath in the river! That's because they think the mud bath is helpful for keeping healthy. |
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