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Some of the light is reflected and some is taken in and turned into heat. The darker the colour is, the less light is reflected, the more light is taken in. So dark-coloured clothes are warmer in the sun than light-coloured clothes.(1) When something reflects light, we can________.
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friends, though they sometimes fought over toys. ___(3)___ they grew older, they
seldom(ºÜÉÙ) played with each other. Emily preferred to be with girls and
Peter preferred to play with boys. When they were about fifteen years old, they
almost stopped ___(4)___ to each other, not because they disagreed with each
other, ___(5)___ because they belonged to different groups. Emily began to study
French and also enjoyed watching football games. Peter was only interested in
sports.
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was football that brought Emily and Peter back together. One day, after Peter
went home, he looked into the window of Emily¡¯s living room and saw ___(7)___
she was watching a football game on TV. He walked up and knocked at the door.
Emily was ___(8)___ to see him, but asked him to come in and they watched the
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have different ideas about things
sometimes, but they agree with each other that football is the world¡¯s best
game.
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