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Jessica lives in a noisy neighborhood. There are two streets around there, North Street and Long　Street. Jessica likes reading very much. So her favorite place is the library. Luckily, it is next to her house. Jessica’s mother likes shopping. The supermarket is across from her house. When they want to buy some clothes, they can walk along North Street and go across Long Street, then they can find a clothes store on the left at the crossing .Also ,there is a post office on Long Street

A.Jessica’s house

B.clothes store

C.library

D.supermarket

E.post office

1._______________

2._______________

3._______________

4._______________

5._______________

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