It's still the holiday season and students in the UK are enjoying their winter break . Tiffany in Guangdong asks us about how British students spend their winter break. For some, it's a time to study 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网——

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It's still the holiday season and students in the UK are enjoying their winter break (休假).
Tiffany in Guangdong asks us about how British stu

dents spend their winter break.
For some, it's a time to study because they have exams next term. Some might have to study. They have to read some books. They use the winter break to catch up with(赶上) their reading. But some students can Let their hair down and celebrate Christmas and New Year with a few drinks.
This holiday is also an important time to chat with the family and maybe get some sleep too. Some lucky students are going away on holiday but it won't be long.
小题1: What do the underlined words "let their hair down" mean in this reading?

A．放下头发

B．烫发

C．放松

D．理发

小题2: Which of the following is true?

A．The winter break in the UK is not long.

B．The winter break in the UK is a time for sleep.

C．Students work hard in the winter break.

D．Students are preparing for the

coming exam.

小题3: T

he passage is mainly about _______.

A．the differences between the winter break in China and the UK

B．what the students in the UK usually do in the winter break

C．why some students like the winter break

D．how to celebrate the winter break

小题1:C
小题1:A
小题1:B

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B．give advice to children who want to choose their friends

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D．get some information from many readers

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小题1: It is Sunday. Ann and her mother

A．are at home	B． are in a clothing shop
C．are in a restaurant	D． are in a park

小题2: Ann wants to buy .

A．an orange	B．an orange sweater
C．an orange for her mother	D．an orange sweater for her mother

小题3:There is only one .

A．shop near her home	B．orange in the first shop
C．orange sweater in the first shop	D．orange sweater in the second shop

小题4: The orange sweater in the first shop is .

小题5:In the second shop, why don’t they buy the sweater ？

A．Because Ann doesn’t like the sweater.

B．Because it’s too small.

C．Because they don’t have enough(足够的) money.

D．Because they want to buy a cheaper one.