Mr. Robinson met 10 children with their mother C. the mother met Mr. Robinson with 10 school children D. the mother met Mr. Robinson with his 10 children 27.-Why was Mr. Robinson surprised when he saw the ten children ?-Because he saw that______. A. they all had the same look B. they were all the mother children C. the woman had so many children D. they were all dressed in the same way 28. When did the mother begin to dress her children in the same clothes? A. Just after she had the fourth child. B. Just before the mother had ten children. C. When she met Mr. Robinson in the street. D. When she didn want to take other children home by mistake. 29. According to the story, we know that_____. A. all the ten children are boys who are wearing the same clothes B. all the woman children are girls who are in the same clothes C. the children clothes had the same colour D. the ten children are both the woman and Mr. Robinson children 30. When the woman has ten children, she dresses them in the same clothes because______. A. the mother wants to show it to Mr. Robinson B. she doesn want to take other children by mistake C. she wants to take them to walk in the street D. it very easy to find them in the street B Baseball (baseball) is one of the favorite sports in the USA. Children play baseball in sports field or parks.
A. On the way B. In this way C. By the way D. In a way
C. the difference between baseball and football
46. The pretty girl gave me ap smile.
48. developing 49. notice 50. throwing
D. Two top teams play a wonderful baseball game.
A. Mr. Robinson met a woman teacher with 10 school children
34. _____ follows the baseball season in the USA.
“Yes, they are,” she answered.
8. In our school library therea number of books on science and the number of
A. tastes B. smells C. feels D. sounds
18. A. making B. watching C. doingD. inventing
“Do you always dress them in the same clothes?” asked Mr. Robinson.
A. Buying new ones.B. Reducing.C. Reusing.D. Eating them.
37. What should you think of before you throw things out?
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