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What Would You Do? is a TV program on American ABC. The program which is hosted by the news reporter John Quinones is popular with many people. It tests what people will do when they see someone is in trouble so as to remind us to stand up for the people in need. Here is last week’s program.
In a cake shop, two actors acted as a blind woman named Pamela and a man clerk who looked down upon the blind. Hidden cameras were recording what would happen. The blind woman came into the shop and bought a box of twelve cup cakes. The clerk treated the woman badly at first. Then he cheated her when he gave her the change. He only gave her 6 single dollar bills instead of 34 dollars. Would someone be brave enough to stand up for the blind woman? Yes! A customer(顾客) in the cake shop stopped the clerk from cheating the blind and treating her badly. And other customers joined in soon. John appeared in the end and interviewed the first customer who helped Pamela out. She said it was necessary to give a hand to the people in need. “A psychology(心理学) professor once said,” she said, “It’s difficult to take the first step to stand up. It needs courage.” |
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The name of the TV program | 1. |
The purpose of the TV program | 2. |
The place the blind woman was in | 3. |
The person who treated the blind woman badly | 4. |
Something we need to stand up for the people in need | 5. |
Whether you’re looking for things at the Natural History Museum or taking a trip of discovery at the Science Museum, there are a host of top museums in London for families. Most London museums offer activities to children. Take your pick in London. Here are some:
HMS Belfast Step aboard Europe’s largest preserved(保藏的) World War II warship and experience the legend of HMS Belfast. The ship has nine decks (甲板) filled with history, from the Captain’s Bridge to the sailors’ mess(食堂), and offers hands-on activities to parents and their children. Adult Ticket: From & 14.50 per ticket Child Ticket: From &7.25 per ticket (5—15, under 5’s free) Opening Times: March—October: 10: 00-18: 00 November—February: 10: 00-17: 00 Closed: December 24th, 25th and 26th |
Bank of England Museum The Bank of England takes you through the history of the bank since its foundation in 1694 to its role today as nation’s central bank. There are gold bars dating from ancient times to the modern market bar, coins and a special collection of banknotes. Parents and their children can see gold bars—even try to lift one—and can learn the value of money in a fun way. Ticket: Free Opening Times: Monday—Friday: 10: 00-17: 00 Closed on weekends and Bank Holidays |
London Transport Museum The London Transport Museum hosts exhibitions connecting transport with the history of London. Find more than 80 vehicles (交通工具), including a red London bus and the world’s first under-ground train. The galleries are full of exhibits for parents and their children. Adult Ticket:£16.00to£17.50 per ticket Child Ticket: Free (under 18) Opening Times: Monday—Sunday: 10: 00--18: 00 |
1.If a 15-year-old boy visits the warship with his parents, they need to pay _______.
A. at least &29 B. at least &14.5 C. at least &21.75 D. at least & 36.25
2.What can children learn in the Bank of England Museum?
A. The history of the UK. B. The change of business trade.
C. The history of all the banks in England. D. The development of means of payment.
3.What can we learn about the museums in London?
A. They have a long history. B. They close on weekends.
C. Many of them are family-friendly. D. Many of them are the world’s best.