Once there was a boy in Toronto. His name was Jimmy. He started drawing when he was three years old, and when he was five he was already very1 at it. He drew many beautiful interesting pictures, and many people2 his pictures. They thought this boy was going to be3when he was a little older, and then they were going to4 these pictures for a lot of money.

    Jimmy's pictures were quite different from other5 because he never drew on all of the paper. He drew on6 of it, and the other half was always7.

    "That's very clever", everybody said,"8other people have ever done that before."

    One day somebody asked him,"Please tell me, Jimmy. Why do you draw on the bottom(底部) half of your pictures,9not on the top half?"

    "Because I'm small," Jimmy said,"and my brushes(毛笔) can't10 very high."

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    There is a big supermarket 1 my home. It opens 2 7:30 in the morning to 9:30 in the evening. The shop assistants there are very 3. It sells a lot of 4, such as fruit and vegetables. We can 5 buy many other things in it.

    My mother 6 a new bicycle. So she goes to the supermarket. She buys a new bicycle. It's cheap and nice. My mother 7 it very much. Sometimes I buy some pencils, some rubbers or some pens in the supermarket on my way 8. Sometimes I 9 my parents buy some bread and milk in it. The supermarket is near my home. It's convenient (便捷的) 10 us. So we all like the supermarket.

    Two weeks before Christmas one year, I went to London with my mother. I1forget the day. The streets were2people. The shop windows were very bright. My mother held my hand and we both went into a toy (玩具) shop. The shop was full of3. There were nice toys4.Then I saw Father Christmas. I5my mother by the hand. "Please 6 me to Father Christmas," I said. There were7children near Father Christmas. They were standing8line. Father Christmas spoke to everyone of them. At last it was my9. "Hello, little Tom," he said to me. As soon as I heard his10I found out that he was my uncle, John Smith.

C=Conductor(乘务员)  P=Passenger(乘客)

P：I'd like a ticket to the Children's Playground. 1is it?

C：One yuan. But it's in the People's Park. You must 2at the fifth bus stop and 3more than two miles.

P：4Can you tell me how I can5there?

C：Well, you can go along the street, 6a bridge, 7at the first turning and you'll8the park.

P：I9. Thanks a lot.

C：10.

    When Mary Smith was a 1, she wanted to be a teacher, 2 she liked children. When she was twenty, she began teaching in a small school. She was a good teacher, and she 3 a lot with the children in her class. They 4 her teaching.

    One day, 5 of the girls in her class said to her, "Miss Smith, 6 does a man's hair become grey before his beard (胡子)does?"

    Mary laughed(笑) and answered, "I don't know. Helen, do you know?"

    "I don't know, 7 . Miss Smith," said Helen, "But it happened 8 my father." The other children in the class laughed when they heard this.

    Then a boy said, "I 9, Miss Smith! A man's hair becomes grey 10because it's sixteen years older than his beard."