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从方框中选择正确选项，并将其字母序号写在对话后面的空格内。(方框中有一个选项是多余的)

Mum：Okay, Brian. It's time to make a schedule for chores around the house.

Brian：Oh, Mum!

Mum：No complaining, come on. 1.________

Brian：That's what I like to do. When shall I walk him?

Mum： 2.________．And then, when you go out, don't forget to take out the trash.

Brian： 3.________ Does she need to do anything?

Mum：Of course. She has to wash the dishes from Monday to Friday.

Brian：That's fair enough.

Mum：And I want both of you to make your beds and pick up your things after you get up in the morning. 4.________

Brian：Okay.But you know I don't like doing that. 5.________

Mum: Yes. You can have a rest on weekends.

A．Is that everything?

B．In the morning before breakfast.

C．What about Angela?

D．I hope I can do everything.

E．First, you need to walk the dog.

F．That means, you should make your rooms tidy.

1E 2B 3C 4F 5A

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