Today is Tara’s sister’s 1st birthday. A number of her family and friends _______ to her home to celebrate（庆祝）.

“One, two, three…fifteen, sixteen…” says Tara. “Oh, so _______ people in the house.”

As the host, Tara’s dad wants to make something to drink for _______. He asks them what they like.

“Tea, please!” says Tara’s grandpa.

“Orange juice for me, please,” says Tara’s aunt.

“I’d like _______ some milk,” says Tara’s grandma.

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So many different _______! Grandpa’s tea, Aunt’s orange juice, Grandma’s milk…I can’t _______ them all!” says Dad.

“Let me help you, Dad,” says Tara.

“How about making a table（表格）like this?” says Tara. “I will ask each person _______ they want, and then draw a little tick（对号）on the table. Then it will be easy to know _______ number of each drink.”

“Sounds great!” says Dad. “You’re a smart girl!”

_______ the help of Tara, Dad quickly finishes making all the drinks. And everyone is very happy.

“Special milk is for you, Tara!” says Dad. “Thanks a lot for ________ help.” “You’re welcome.” says Tara.

It’s not a good habit to eat when you are watching TV. You may put too much into your mouth. It will make you fat and is not good for your health. If you have the habit and would like to give it up, here are some tips to help you.

Eat at the kitchen table

It’s fine to have a snack while watching TV, but take a break and move over to the table to have your snack, and then come back to the TV.

Set limits(限制)

It can be helpful to think ahead and set limits. Try to eat just one cup of popcorn (not the whole bag) and only watch one or two episodes(剧集) of your show.

Choose wisely

If you want to eat snacks in the evening hours, choose something that’s not sugary or caffeinated (含咖啡因的).

Give your hands something to do

Find an activity that will keep your hands busy while you’re watching TV, like cleaning the house or doing exercise.

Invite a friend

Sometimes watching TV with other people can be helpful because we don’t eat that much when we’re with someone else.

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