| How are body systems kept when they work together? | Body systems are kept |
| When was the word “vitamin” first used? | The word “vitamin” was first used by Polish scientist Casmir Funk |
| What did Funk correctly recognize? | Funk correctly recognized vitamins’ |
| How many kinds of vitamins have the scientists discovered? | Scientists have discovered |
| What is the result if we don’t get enough vitamins? | We may develop some |
News Times
| Time | At |
| Event | A 15-year-old boy was |
| The hitter | A man with long hair |
| The boy’s situation | Out of danger |
| The speaker’s request | Anyone with |
3 . When Pierre Richer went into a Montreal grocery store for a crucial ingredient for
"My daughter went in to go get the pie crust, and I bought the
So without the pie crust being on sale, I wouldn’t have went to Super C."
While he has been playing the lottery for decades, he says he wasn’t planning to buy a ticket for last Friday’s
"I went to play them and I asked for two Lotto Max at the
The best investment he has ever made becoming the
Richer works as a driver and
The loyal employee was back on the job at
"I just can’t leave them alone in the dark, because without me there, the shipping department is not feasible."
Even in his 60s, he says he isn’t
"Our plan is to buy a
4 . A race against time.
Rescuers dig through the rubble of flattened buildings, searching for
The
The
Daylight laid bare the full scale of the destruction.
More than
This village was hit by a landslide triggered by the quake.
Survivors spent the night huddling around
Gansu is a
Temporary shelters are being set up with
Medical teams are converging in the province,
| Information | Value |
| Magazine Name | The Idler |
| Founder | Tom Hokinson |
| Year of Launch | |
| Publication Frequency | |
| Content Categories | - Interviews on the good life, |
| Purpose of the Magazine | To provide fun, freedom, and |
| Subscription Information | You can download the application and subscribe |
Foreign students’ situation
| Information | |
| The class included | |
| Problems | They had the common struggles of teenagers everywhere. |
| They also had the extra difficulty of being in a new country and trying to understand a new | |
| Desires | What these students were |
| Result | As time went by, the students |
A plan for the house | ||
| The ground floor | On your left | On your right |
| The | The dining room | |
| The games room (leads to the | The kitchen | |
| The first floor | At the top of the stairs: a(n) On the right: the bathroom At the front of the house: At the back of the house: a(n) | |
Big cities | Small towns | |
| Transport | ·Heavy traffic and expensive ·Taking public transport is cheaper than driving | ·Have to |
| Entertainment | ·Enjoy films, concerts and other | ·Not much of it |
| People | ·Meet | ·Lack of variety |
| Lifestyle | ·Exciting | · |
1. The talk is to give comments on a new school club.
2. The club has activities on Monday afternoons after school.
3. The club is set in Room 134.
4. Members of the club can learn to cook all kinds of dishes for free.
5. If students want to join the club, they should speak to the history teacher ASAP.
1. They are talking about their holiday plans.
2. The man thought the volunteer program was interesting and well-organized.
3. Lily joined in the program once and liked it very much.
4. The woman became more interested in the program in the end.
5. People can find more information from the poster.
