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--- Do you know when Mr. Long __________ for Shanghai?

--- Yes. As soon as he __________ his work.

A. will leave; will finish B. leaves; finishes

C. left; will finish D. will leave; finishes

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My name is Sarah and I’m an English teacher. I take the train to work every day. The trains run every 20 minutes. The train station is near my home. It only takes 10 minutes from my home to my school.

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2.It takes Sarah 15 minutes to get to her school from her home by train.

3.There is only one train from Sarah’s home to her school every day.

4.Maria goes from one building to another in her college by bus.

5.Maria and her friends can’t take a bus back to her college after 10:00 p.m.

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The Global Learning XPrize competition is looking for ways to help children teach themselves with only a tablet computer（平板电脑）. What’s more, they are offering $15 million to find the best educational apps. In this way they can teach simple skills to people who have never attended school.

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1.Do all the children around the world have the chance to get basic education?

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2.How many teams were chosen for field testing?

_________________________________________________________

3.What is the purpose of the Global Learning XPrize competition?

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4.Do you think it is a better idea to give children tablet computers with educational apps than building new schools and training new teachers? Why or why not? (20-30 词)

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