Welcome to my classroom. It is big and nice. There are 35 desks and 40 chairs in my classroom. There is a teacher's desk in front of the blackboard. The computer is on the teacher's desk. On the wall, we can see a clock and a map. There are also some plants beside the window. Miss Zhang is my English teacher. She is pretty and nice. I like her. I like my classroom, too.

(B)

    Hello! I'm the reporter, Mr．Green．I'm interviewing some students at Rainbow Primary School．

Mr．Green：Hello，little girl．Can you tell me your name?

      Amy：I'm Amy．

Mr．Green：How do you do?

      Amy：How do you do?

Mr．Green：What do you usually do after school?

      Amy：From Monday to Thursday，I play table tennis with my friend，Jill，she is good at it．

Mr．Green：How about Friday?

      Amy：On Friday afternoon，I go to my grandparents' home．

Mr．Green：What do you usually do with them?

      Amy：I usually play chess with my grandpa．I take a walk with my grandma．

Mr．Green：Do you go shopping with them?

      Amy：Yes，sometimes we go shopping at the weekend．

Mr．Green：What do you want to be when you grow up?

      Amy：I want to be a pilot．I like flying high in the sky．

Mr．Green：OK．Thank you very much．

      Amy：You're welcome!

    请根据短文内容。从下面各题后所给的A，B，C三个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳答案。

Mike: What's your favourite season?

Sarah: My favourite season is autumn.

Mike: Do you like winter?

Sarah: No. I don't. It's too cold.

Mike: Why do you like autumn, Sarah?

Sarah: Because I can pick fresh apples. And I can eat a lot. The colours are beautiful, too. What about you?

Mike: I like winter best. I like snow.

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    Dinosaurs lived long ago. One kind of dinosaurs lived in a desert (沙漠). One of these dinosaurs wanted to lay eggs. It made a hole in the sand (沙子) and put the eggs inside. It covered them with sand. A strong wind started to blow. It blew and blew. More sand blew over the eggs. Soon the eggs were buried (埋) in the sand.

    A long, long time went by. There were no more dinosaurs. But there was still a desert. And the eggs were still there. But they changed. They turned to stones!

    Some people came to the desert. They were looking for old things. They found the stone eggs. Before that, no one knew how dinosaurs were born. But now we know that.