1 . What are the speakers mainly talking about?

A．Holiday plans.

B．Cultural traditions.

C．The size of their families.

2 . What is the woman going to do this Christmas?

A．Visit her friends.

B．Stay with her family.

C．Go to London.

3 . What may the woman suggest the man buy for Barry?

A．A book.

B．A toy bear.

C．A telescope.

4 . How does the woman speaker find the blanket?

A．Lovely.

B．Low-key.

C．Expensive.

5 . What will the man do on his birthday?

A．Go out for a meal.

B．See a movie.

C．Have a party.

7 . When you want to hold a party for your teens, you need to keep things fun. The last thing you need is a group of ill-humored teenagers! So, here are some fun group games and activities!

1. Who am I?

This is a great way to break the ice, especially for those who never met before. If you are looking for a group activity among teenagers who don’t know each other that well, this one will fit the bill. Get all the members in the group to write down a few things about themselves. Now read out the list and have the crowd guess the writer. Do encourage the teens to get creative and list things that are fun.

2. Apple Tag:

You’ll need two volunteers for this game. These teenagers will need to tip everyone else by touching them with an apple. The volunteers must do this without lifting one leg off the ground. If they need to move, they have to take a bite off the apple. The tippers can throw the apple between themselves to tip people. If the apple is all eaten before everyone in the group is tipped, the volunteers lose. It’s really creative and fun.

3. Living Sculpture:

Here’s another activity that will get your group of teenagers going! Fun yet creative---this idea is sure to be a hit. Provide the group with fun materials like toilet paper, leaves, rage, etc. And ask them to get creative. The task is to turn one person from each team into a living sculpture using these fun materials. Be creative!

1. What should be considered when holding a party for teens?

A．To buy enough apples.	B．To prepare enough toilet paper.
C．To invite some humorous teens.	D．To make it fun.

2. Which activity can make some strangers familiar soon?

A．Who Am I?	B．Apple Tag.
C．Win and Lose	D．Living Sculpture

3. What do the activities have in common?

A．The teens need parents to be with them.

B．The activities are all creative and fun.

C．The teens must work together.

D．The activities are all held by close friends.

4. Who is the passage written for?

A．The shy teens.	B．The teens’ parents.
C．The dealers selling some items.	D．The people joining a new group.

8 . What are the speakers talking about?

A．Which play to see.

B．Where to buy a family ticket.

C．How to celebrate their mother’s birthday.

9 . What are the speakers mainly talking about?

A．A festival.

B．Foods.

C．TV programs.