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I missed the football practice yesterday. What did you do?

You didn't take a bite of the pizza. Are you all right?

Guess what? My favorite actor sat next to me at the concert.

I'm flying to Beijing tomorrow.

I'm nervous about the upcoming talent show.

For weeks, I had been searching for a summer job. Unluckily, no one would take a chance on me. Managers at various places all said, "We really need somebody with experience." My last hope was an ice cream shop I often visited. When Sandy, manager of the shop, read my application, she asked, "Can you start at nine this Saturday morning?" I eagerly replied, "Yes!" I arrived at the shop a few minutes after nine on my first day. I apologized and promised never to be late again. Before I started my job, I had imagined myself handing out ice creams to happy customers. But it turned out to be so different. One kid made me feel like a fool when I gave her the wrong flavor (口味). Another kid asked for a free ice cream after he dropped his. "It's not my problem!" I argued. Sandy came up and said, "Sometimes people aren't very nice. Be patient, Emily." I nodded, holding back tears. The day was filled with crazy searches for the right things the customers asked for. But what made me mad most was the shouts from the impatient customers. The next day was my friend Polly's birthday. I was having fun at her birthday party when someone asked me about my ice cream job. I suddenly remembered that I should be on my night shift (轮班) in 30 minutes. "You can't leave," Polly cried. "Just say you're sorry and do a double shift later." I took her advice. However, I paid a big price for it. When I went back to the shop the next morning, Sandy told me I had been replaced. It was all because I did not show up for work the previous night. I hated to admit it, but I did fail to do my job. Thanks to my ice cream job, I learned a lot about responsibility.【缺少答案，请补充】

Why did Emily fail to find a summer job at first?

According to Paragraph 2, Emily had a hard time at work mainly because ____.

What did Emily do after she listened to Polly's advice?

How did Emily feel after she was replaced?

What might be the best title for the passage?

Have you ever noticed that people speak differently to babies? Researchers find that adults like parents and other caregivers change their speech patterns, particularly pitches (音高), when talking to young children. Researchers call these changes in speech patterns child - directed communication, or simply, baby talk. Child - directed communication is well - known in human cultures. However, not much is known about its use by animals. A group of scientists want to know if dolphins, almost the most intelligent animal, use child - directed communication. As dolphins communicate with each other with whistles (口哨声), the scientists compare mother dolphins' whistles when they are alone and when they are with their babies. They find that dolphins also practice baby talk. Female dolphins change the pitches of their whistles when with their babies. This is similar to the increase in pitch that occurs when humans speak to young children. The scientists believe one purpose of human's baby talk is to help children learn to speak. Although parents use the same words to talk with both young children and adults, they change how they say the words when talking with young children. In this way, they help develop children's ability to speak. Similarly, dolphins communicate with children and adults using the same whistles. When speaking to babies, they change their pitches as humans do. Although the scientists are not sure why dolphins use baby talk, they believe it is also to help baby dolphins learn to whistle. The research reminds us how important baby talk is to children's learning of speaking. Whenever you speak with young children, remember that how you say things could be as important as what you say. It helps the children learn how to communicate as they grow.【缺少答案，请补充】

Child - directed communication is the way ____.

Dolphins' baby talk is similar to humans' in ____.

What does the underlined word "they" in Paragraph 3 refer to?

What is Paragraph 4 mainly about?

When you choose to shop at a local store, you're doing more than just buying a product. You actually benefit both your community and yourself. To shop locally means keeping money in the community. When you buy from a local store, the money you spend stays closer to home. 16 They may pay for local services or support nearby markets and shops. In this way, new businesses and facilities may come along to meet various needs of the local people. This helps the entire community grow and keeps it strong and lively. 17 Local businesses often sell products made by local artists or producers, such as handmade artworks and local foods. These products are often one - of - a - kind. 18 Some can make perfect gifts to show thought and care. Besides, local stores provide friendly customer service. 19 If you have a problem with a product, local store owners, who may even know you by name, are often willing to help. This creates a sense of trust and connection. In short, shopping locally is a meaningful way to support your community, discover creative products and receive personal service. Next time you shop, consider visiting a local store. 20

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One week before my seventh birthday, I broke my teeth by accident. My dentist pulled out the __ teeth from my mouth and, a few weeks later, __ me with a pair of false teeth.

One week before my seventh birthday, I broke my teeth by accident. My dentist pulled out the __ teeth from my mouth and, a few weeks later, __ me with a pair of false teeth.

One week before my seventh birthday, I broke my teeth by accident. My dentist pulled out the __ teeth from my mouth and, a few weeks later, __ me with a pair of false teeth.

One week before my seventh birthday, I broke my teeth by accident. My dentist pulled out the __ teeth from my mouth and, a few weeks later, __ me with a pair of false teeth.

One week before my seventh birthday, I broke my teeth by accident. My dentist pulled out the __ teeth from my mouth and, a few weeks later, __ me with a pair of false teeth.

One week before my seventh birthday, I broke my teeth by accident. My dentist pulled out the __ teeth from my mouth and, a few weeks later, __ me with a pair of false teeth.

One week before my seventh birthday, I broke my teeth by accident. My dentist pulled out the __ teeth from my mouth and, a few weeks later, __ me with a pair of false teeth.

One week before my seventh birthday, I broke my teeth by accident. My dentist pulled out the __ teeth from my mouth and, a few weeks later, __ me with a pair of false teeth.

One week before my seventh birthday, I broke my teeth by accident. My dentist pulled out the __ teeth from my mouth and, a few weeks later, __ me with a pair of false teeth.

One week before my seventh birthday, I broke my teeth by accident. My dentist pulled out the __ teeth from my mouth and, a few weeks later, __ me with a pair of false teeth.

One week before my seventh birthday, I broke my teeth by accident. My dentist pulled out the __ teeth from my mouth and, a few weeks later, __ me with a pair of false teeth.

One week before my seventh birthday, I broke my teeth by accident. My dentist pulled out the __ teeth from my mouth and, a few weeks later, __ me with a pair of false teeth.

One week before my seventh birthday, I broke my teeth by accident. My dentist pulled out the __ teeth from my mouth and, a few weeks later, __ me with a pair of false teeth.

One week before my seventh birthday, I broke my teeth by accident. My dentist pulled out the __ teeth from my mouth and, a few weeks later, __ me with a pair of false teeth.

One week before my seventh birthday, I broke my teeth by accident. My dentist pulled out the __ teeth from my mouth and, a few weeks later, __ me with a pair of false teeth.

Simon was the owner of a café in a small town. He wanted to produce a little extra __ for his business.

Simon was the owner of a café in a small town. He wanted to produce a little extra __ for his business.

Simon was the owner of a café in a small town. He wanted to produce a little extra __ for his business.

Simon was the owner of a café in a small town. He wanted to produce a little extra __ for his business.

Simon was the owner of a café in a small town. He wanted to produce a little extra __ for his business.

Simon was the owner of a café in a small town. He wanted to produce a little extra __ for his business.

Simon was the owner of a café in a small town. He wanted to produce a little extra __ for his business.

Simon was the owner of a café in a small town. He wanted to produce a little extra __ for his business.

Simon was the owner of a café in a small town. He wanted to produce a little extra __ for his business.

Simon was the owner of a café in a small town. He wanted to produce a little extra __ for his business.

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