| A．around the corner | B．in the distance | C．behind the schedule | D．on the whole |
| A．On the right of the bridge. |
| B．At the end of Centre Walk. |
| C．Opposite the Physical Education Building. |
| A．It stays still. | B．It acts friendly towards them. | C．It tries to catch them. |
6 . THE BOB BAKER MARIONETTES COME TO YOU!
Book a marionette (牵线木偶) show to come to your backyard, neighborhood park, school, or simply anywhere there’s fun to be had! For over 55 years, the Bob Baker Marionettes (BBMT) have been taking their show on the road, and they can’t wait to come to YOU! We have several choices to suit any size celebration or event.
One-Man Show ($350)
·25-minute performance
·A single performer and 12 marionettes perform a set variety show of endless joy!
·Space Required: 10 ft × 15 ft
Two-Man Show ($650)
·25-minute performance
·Two performers and 25 marionettes help you create amazing memories!
·Several theme options (主题选项): Something to Crow About, The CIRCUS, and Hallowe’en SpOoKtAcUlAr!
·Space Required: 15 ft ×20 ft
Notes:
·Please make your show request at least 3 weeks in advance.
·For all show options, the travel fee is included for the first 25 miles! Distances over 25 miles from our Highland Park location will incur (带来) an additional travel fee of $50 flat.
All shows are self-contained. The show is done to a pre-recorded tape. We’ll bring the speaker system; we just ask for a power outlet (电源插座). After the show, we pride ourselves on showing off the historic and beautiful marionettes, and answering questions from our audience!
For Birthday Celebrations, our marionettes will bring a gift to celebrate the birthday person, and sing “Happy Birthday” along with the audience!
READY TO BOOK A BOB BAKER TRAVELING SHOW? Please send us a message!
1. How much should people pay for a two-man show performed 30 miles from BBMT?| A．$350. | B．$400. | C．$650. | D．$700. |
| A．A square room. | B．A power outlet. |
| C．A tape recorder. | D．A speaker system. |
| A．Try out the marionettes. |
| B．Sing with the marionettes. |
| C．Get a present from the marionettes. |
| D．Choose his favorite marionettes to perform. |
What do you usually do on the Internet? | |
 | Mike, a student I’m always busy from Monday to Friday. I only use the Internet on weekends. I often play computer games and chat (聊天) with my friends online. |
 | Linda, an office lady I love shopping on the Internet. It’s fast. I can sit in front of the computer for hours. I shop every day. I can always find cheap but good things online. Sometimes, I watch films or listen to music. |
 | Mr. Green, a manager (经理) I can’t work without (没有) the Internet. I need it to send (发送) and receive (接收) emails. I write at least twenty emails every day. When I am free, I also love to read news online. |
 | Mrs. Brown, a housewife I like cooking. I write blogs (博客) about my cooking and upload (上传) the photos of my dishes every day. I love reading people’s replies (回复). And I’m happy that they love my dishes. |
| A．Every day. | B．Once or twice a week. | C．Three times a week. | D．Twice a month. |
| A．The photos of her games. | B．The photos of her friends. |
| C．The photos of her parties. | D．The photos of her dishes. |
| A．Mike sends and receives emails every day. |
| B．Linda always sells clothes on the Internet. |
| C．Many people love Mrs. Brown’s blogs. |
| D．Mr. Green plays computer games every day. |
| A．Although | B．Or | C．So | D．But |
| A．important | B．more important | C．most important | D．the most important |
—He told me to eat ________ meat and take ________ exercise and have a healthy life.
| A．more; less | B．less; more | C．more; fewer | D．less; less |
