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Say Hello!

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Q 1/3
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What is the girl saying?
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Hello
What's your name?
Q 2/3
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Choose the correct sentence
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A:What's your name? B:I'm Sara.
A:Goodbye. B:Goodbye.

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What is the girl saying?

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Choose the correct sentence

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What is she saying?

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Stop thief! Thieves are punished differently in different places. In Europe, if you are stolen by somebody, the police usually just make a note. And the thieves are allowed to have lawyers to defend them. So the punishment will be light. In the United Arab Emirates, most local people believe in Islam. They think theft is extremely evil. Thieves may be cut off their hands. In African countries, the punishment of thieves is serious. They may be beaten, chopped off hands, carved on faces, etc. In Japan, people have 'zero tolerance' for stealing. Once a man stole 10 yen, less than I RMB, and he was sentenced to one year in prison. If you see a thief, what can you do? Call the police. Pretend that you know the stolen person and say hello to him. Seek help from the people around you. Record the thief with your phone and send the video to the police.
Why I'm Late Today I rushed into the school office. "Sorry I'm late. I was having breakfast with the Norbotians," I said. "Who are the Norbotians?" Mrs. Gage asked. "The aliens-well, creatures-on Norbot," I explained. "They're really very nice," I added. Mrs. Gage shook her head. "You had breakfast with aliens?" she asked. "They invited us. They felt bad after I did a belly flop into their swimming pool," I said. "Why did they feel bad?" she asked. "Because it was filled with green slime,." I said. "They love to swim in green slime, but of course, they're Norbotians," I said. "I see. Well, why did you jump in if it was filled with green slime?" Mrs. Gage asked. "Oh, I didn't jump. I flew into it when Teresa pushed the red button-it said 'eject," I explained. Mrs. Gage snorted. "I suppose this eject button was inside your spaceship?" she asked. "That's right. The eject button is only for emergencies," I said. "Teresa freaked out, though, when the Norbotians came to say hello," I explained. "I thought you said they were nice," said Mrs. Gage. "They're very nice. It's not their fault they look... like they do," I replied. "And they came to say hello because ...?" she asked. "A spaceship doesn't land in their backyard every day," I said. "What were you doing in a spaceship?" Mrs. Gage asked. "How else would we get to Norbot?" I replied. "But where did you get this spaceship?" Mrs. Gage asked. "Teresa built it in her backyard," I said. "Where is the spaceship now?" Mrs. Gage asked. "It's out on the grass. I had to either land there or on the school roof." I said. "So where is Teresa?" Mrs. Gage asked. "She's going to school on Norbot today." I said. "We're doing a student exchange," I explained. Mrs. Gage looked at me and laughed. "That's the strangest excuse I've ever heard," she said. Then Mrs. Gage jumped up and spilled her coffee. "Your backpack is alive!" she screamed. "Oh, that's not my backpack," I said. I smiled and waved at Mrs. Gage. So did Norby. Mrs. Gage waved back. "Welcome to Earth!" she said.