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There was a theme class meeting in our class the day before yesterday._______________________________
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School Open Day | ||
Time | Activity | Place |
8: 00 a.m. | See the students' art works | Art room |
9: 00 a.m. | Watch the students doing morning exercises | Playground |
9: 30 a.m. | Have a parents' meeting | School hall |
10: 00 a.m. | Watch two lessons (English&Maths) | Classroom building |
1: 00 p.m. | Have the music party (about 1.5 hours) | Music room |
1.Tom's mum can go to the to see art works.
A. music room B. school hall
C. art room D. playground
2.Jack's dad gets to school at 9:20 a.m, so he is late for .
A. the English lesson B. the music party
C. the parents' meeting D. morning exercises
3.How long does the Open Day last(³ÖÐø)?
A. For about 5 hours. B. For over(³¬¹ý)6 hours.
C. For over 7 hours. D. For 5.5 hours.
4.Parents don't go to on the Open Day.
A. the classrooms B. the computer room
C. the school hall D. the playground
5.Parents sing and dance with the students .
A. in the morning B. in the school hall
C. after 9:30 a.m. D. for 90 minutes
You might get into trouble for talking in class, but experts have found that talking to your classmates can be helpful. ¡°Students should be encouraged to explain things to each other and to discuss things,¡± they say. What helps you to learn? Do you like working in groups or do you prefer working on your own? Are there times when it's good to talk in a lesson? |
Talking in class distracts (ʹ·ÖÐÄ) you from getting on with your work. Eliza |
At the end of the lesson, our teacher lets us talk about what we've learned in class. I think that's a good idea. It helps us to remember what we've done and we can ask questions. Danny |
Our teacher sometimes tells us off (Ôð±¸) for talking in class. It's true that if you're talking too much, you won't hear what the teacher is saying, so you won't learn anything. Judy |
Sometimes I'm scared to ask the teacher a question, so I often ask a classmate instead of asking my teachers. Tara |
Sharing ideas with friends helps me to learn. And you can learn by comparing answers. Sam |
We are not allowed to talk during important subjects like science and math. That seems OK to me. You can't do experiments (ʵÑé) and talk at the same time. You need to do experiments carefully! Ted |
I often get into trouble for talking too much. That's why I like my Chinese lessons. You have to talk a lot because you need to practice speaking Chinese. Mario |
1.According to the material, experts encourage students to _____.
A. review the texts B. discuss with each other
C. answer questions actively D. explain things in their own words
2.Who would like to ask a classmate rather than a teacher?
A. Eliza. B. Judy. C. Tara. D. Sam.
3.In Ted's school, students aren't allowed to talk in _____ classes.
A. science B. art C. Chinese D. music
4.How many students think talking in class is a good idea?
A. Two. B. Three. C. Four. D. Five.
5.Where could we read this material?
A. In a storybook. B. On the website.
C. On a notice board. D. In a student's diary.