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一What are your neighbours like? 一 __________

A．They are like my friends．

B．They are friendly and helpful．

C．They like playing sports．

D．They are workers and waiters．

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People around the world

At this moment, in different places of the world people are doing different things.

In London it’s five o’clock and people are leaving work and are going home. They are waiting for buses and running for trains. Some people are driving their cars. Some are having afternoon tea at home or walking to pubs (酒吧) to have a drink.

In Moscow it’s eight o’clock and people aren’t having afternoon tea. They are having dinner at home or in restaurants. Some are going to the opera or watching a ballet. Some are watching TV or playing games at home.

In Beijing it’s one o’clock. People aren’t having dinner. They are sleeping.

In Los Angeles it’s nine o’clock. People aren’t getting up, washing or getting dressed. They are working. Children are starting their lessons.

In New York it’s midday (12:00). People are having lunch. They are eating hamburgers or hot dogs and drinking coffee or Coke. They are calling home or shopping.

Title: People__1.__ the world
Place	____2._____	Things people are doing
London	Five o’clock	People are leaving work and are going home. Some people are going home by car. Some people are walking to pubs to have a___3._____ .
Moscow	Eight o’clock	They are having dinner at home or in __4.____. Some are watching TV or __5.____ games at home.
__6.___	One o’clock	People aren’t having dinner. They are ___7.____.
Los Angeles	__8.__ o’clock	People are working. ____9.___are having their lessons.
New York	Twelve o’clock	People are having lunch. They are eating hamburgers _10.____hot dogs. They are calling home or shopping.