_1_ name is Wei Hua, I _2_ a girl. My_3_ name is Hua and last name _4_
Wei. I’m a _5_ .  My teacher is Mr Li, he is a good teacher. Tom is my _6_,
_7_last name is Green Tom and I _8_ good friends. We are in Class 3, Grade 1.
Tom_9_ a nice mother, _10_father is good, too.
【小题1】A. I     B.His    C.My   
【小题2】A.is     B.am    C.are
【小题3】A. Last   B.first   C.family
【小题4】A.is       B,are    C.does
【小题5】A.student   B.students   C.some shudents
【小题6】A.friends  B.friend     C.meny friend
【小题7】A. My        B. He      C. His
【小题8】A.is      B.Are   C.Isn’t
【小题9】A.have   B.has    C.is
【小题10】A.He    B.His    C.They

Is the art of conversation dying? The other day, my wife   1  two teenage children did something we haven’t    2  for ages. It didn’t require the Internet, a TV screen, batteries… or anything else for that matter. But we all   3  it so much we’re thinking of doing it again sometime.
We had a conversation. The kind of real, live conversation that was   4  when I was growing up, but which seems all too rare these days. Today we have chat rooms, text messages, e-mails but we seem to be losing the   5  of communicating face-to-face. We all know  6  young people are out on a date(约会）these days, they spend most of that time   7  their mobile phones. And teenagers nowadays seem to   8  communicating with their friends by sending text messages rather than actually   9  to them.
If we carry on like this，in the future, we’ll lose the use of our   10 . What do you think? E-mail me, and who knows? Maybe we could even have a real conversation about it!