Months ago,lots of Beijingers were asked if they like firecrackers and 80% said yes ! I still haven't f 1 a better way to celebrate the Spring Festival than firecrackers, said Huang Hai,a manager. Liu 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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Months ago,lots of Beijingers were asked if they like firecrackers and 80% said "yes"！

"I still haven't f 1 a better way to celebrate the Spring Festival than firecrackers," said Huang Hai,a manager.

Liu Ting,a 14-year-old girl a 2 with Huang. "I like listening to the⁴ bang' of the firecrackers. It is big fun d 3 the Spring Festival. But I have to go to the c 4 with my father to light firecrackers. How I wish I could e 5 them near my home!"

Now people are able to light firecrackers in Beijing city during the coming Spring Festival. Beijing officials made their final d 6 on Friday.

Still,some people have w 7 .

Some think safety is a big p 8 Liu Xuan,a teacher said, " Allowing firecrackers is dangerous. People can be injured while they are playing with firecrackers. And also it causes many f 9 every year."

But the new law should make firecrackers s 10 than before. Experts are thinking about how to do so.

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6. decision 7. worries 8. problem 9. fires 10. safer

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