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Hi, boys and girls! Please come to our store. We have white and blue socks for $3.The black hat is only $4.The T-shirt is on sale for only $6.We have red T-shirts, white T-shirts and black T-shirts. The white sweater is $8, the red sweater is $9 and the blue sweater is $10.We also have black trousers and blue trousers. They are $11.The shorts are $14, and the shoes are $14, too.
£¨1£©What can you buy in Sunshine Clothes Store?
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Birds are becoming popular as pets. But some owners of birds don¡¯t know how to communicate with their pets. Therefore, they don¡¯t know what their pets need or want. Owners can learn how to read the body language of a bird, including movements of the wings, the tail and the beak(à¹).
Wings
A bird can communicate with others through the use of its wings. A bird may lift or open its wings as a sign of happiness. But if the bird starts to open and to close its wings, it may express anger or pain. If a bird fails to fold its wings against its body, and instead lets them hang by its side, it may be ill.
Tail
Birds often use their tail feathers to communicate, so an understanding of this behavior will help the owners. Happiness is expressed by tail movements, such as up and down. However, if a bird fans its tail feathers out, it is usually a way to show anger.
Beak
While a bird¡¯s beak is used mainly for eating, the bird may also communicate by using beak movements. For example, a bird may click its beak once as a greeting, and several clicks can be taken as a warning. Birds may sometimes bite, but it is often difficult to find out the reason behind this ¡ª birds bite as a way to protect their homes, to show anger or to express fear.
£¨1£©If a bird lets its wings hang by its side, it may be .
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B.angry
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D.fearful
£¨2£©When a bird is happy, it may NOT ___________.
A.open its wings
B.lift its head
C.move its tail up and down
D.fan its tail feathers out
£¨3£©How many times may a bird click its beak when it wants to say hello to someone?
A.One time.
B.Two times.
C.Three times.
D.More than three times.
£¨4£©Which of the following is NOT true according to the passage?
A.A bird can give out information through its wings, tail and beak.
B.A bird will not bite if it fears.
C.A bird may warn others by clicking its beak several times.
D.A bird opens and closes its wings to express anger or pain.
£¨5£©What is the main idea of this passage?
A.What a happy bird is like.
B.How to keep a bird as a pet.
C.How to read a bird's body language.
D.Birds are people¡¯s friends.

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A: Me too. Could you please tell me more?
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D. He's a great English writer.
E. How many times have you read it?
F. What are you doing here?
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