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¡ª Do you want some fish? ¡ª_______

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¡ª Do you want some noodles? ¡ª_______

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¡ª Do you want some milk? ¡ª_______

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¡ª Do you want some eggs? ¡ª_______

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19. £¨5·Ö£©Sandy often plays table tennis with his father. (nowÌæ»»often) 20. £¨2·Ö£©They went to the farm last Saturday.£¨¸ÄΪһ°ãÒÉÎʾ䣩 _______they _______ to the farm last Saturday? 21. £¨3·Ö£©Please walk on the grass. (¸ÄΪ·ñ¶¨¾ä) Please_______ _______on the_______.

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I by a dress for my sister. It's sixty¡ªeight yuan. I buy a pair of shorts for my brother. They're thirty¡ªfive yuan. Whose shoes are these? They're for my father. They're fifty¡ªsix yuan. I want to buy some apples for my mother. How much are they? They are thirteen yuan. They're delicious.

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23. £¨10·Ö£©ÔĶÁÎÄÕ£¬Ñ¡ÔñÕýÈ·µÄ´ð°¸ Bim is a puppet. He is made of wood. He has arms and legs£¬and hands and feet. He has black hair and green eyes. There are strings(Ïß)on his arms and legs. There are also strings on his hands and feet.

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Children like to play with Bim. They pull his strings. They move his arms and legs£¬and his hands and feet. They can not move his eyes or his ears. They can not move his nose or his mouth.

Pip is a puppet, too. But she is made of cloth. She is a glove puppet. She has arms and hands£¬but she doesn't have legs or feet. She doesn't have any strings.

Children like to play with Pip, too. They can put their small hands inside Pip. They can put their fingers in her hands and make them move. Children make Bim and Pip talk to each other. They make them tell each other stories

£¨1£©What is the main idea of this passage?

A . Bim and Pip are both puppets£¬but they are quite different. B . Children make Bim and Pip talk to each other. C . Bim is made of wood and Pip is made of cloth. D . Bim and Pip are both the same kind of puppet. £¨2£©Where are Bim's strings?

A . On his hands, feet, head and eyes. B . On his hands, feet, arms and eyes. C . On his arms, legs, head and feet.

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D . On his legs, arms, feet and hands. £¨3£©What parts of Bim can be moved(±»Òƶ¯)? A . His eyes, ears, nose and mouth. B . His hands, feet, legs and arms. C . His arms, legs, mouth and hands. D . His legs, feet, mouth and arms. £¨4£©How do children make Pip move? A . By pulling her strings.

B . By putting their fingers in her legs. C . By putting their fingers in her hands. D . By pulling her arms and hands. £¨5£©What do children make Bim and Pip do? A . Move their eyes and ears. B . Tell each other stories. C . Sing to each other. D . Play with each other.

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