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Books come to life in Australia once a year when students come to school dressed up as their favourite 1.
They are looking forward to Book Week. Each year in August, schools and public libraries across Australia spend a week 2 this activity. Book Week is 3 by the Children’s Book Council of Australia.
Everyone dresses up in costumes (服装), even the teachers. Many dress as characters from 4 or films, like Snow White, Peter Pan and even C-3PO from Star Wars.
“He wanted to go as 5 from Star Wars,” Veronica Sagredo said of her son, Marlon. “Last year he went as a gladiator (角斗士) because he likes history books.”
Others dress up as famous Australian figures (人物) to 6 the country’s history.
“It is a fun way to focus on 7 and the children really enjoy it, whether they like books or not,” Australian junior school teacher, Nicole Grima, said.
Some students work hard to make the best costumes. And teachers plan activities or competitions (竞赛) to show how 8 it is to read.
Children’s Book Council chairwoman, Professor Margot Hillel, said books should always be loved. “…what hasn’t changed is the 9 children experience with a real book—hugging it, smelling it, turning the pages and sharing it with an adult,” she said.
Each year, there are awards for the 10 Australian children’s book. This year was the 74th year that the awards were held.
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Books come to life in Australia once a year when students come to school dressed up as their favourite 1.
They are looking forward to Book Week. Each year in August, schools and public libraries across Australia spend a week 2 this activity. Book Week is 3 by the Children’s Book Council of Australia.
Everyone dresses up in costumes (服装), even the teachers. Many dress as characters from 4 or films, like Snow White, Peter Pan and even C-3PO from Star Wars.
“He wanted to go as 5 from Star Wars,” Veronica Sagredo said of her son, Marlon. “Last year he went as a gladiator (角斗士) because he likes history books.”
Others dress up as famous Australian figures (人物) to 6 the country’s history.
“It is a fun way to focus on 7 and the children really enjoy it, whether they like books or not,” Australian junior school teacher, Nicole Grima, said.
Some students work hard to make the best costumes. And teachers plan activities or competitions (竞赛) to show how 8 it is to read.
Children’s Book Council chairwoman, Professor Margot Hillel, said books should always be loved. “…what hasn’t changed is the 9 children experience with a real book—hugging it, smelling it, turning the pages and sharing it with an adult,” she said.
Each year, there are awards for the 10 Australian children’s book. This year was the 74th year that the awards were held.
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D
)1. A. doctors B. teachers C. farmers D. characters(
C
)2. A. doing B. making C. holding D. acting(
A
)3. A. run B. kept C. taught D. learned(
C
)4. A. songs B. news C. books D. games(
B
)5. A. nothing B. something C. anything D. everything(
C
)6. A. start B. miss C. celebrate D. forget(
B
)7. A. writing B. reading C. speaking D. listening(
D
)8. A. boring B. interesting C. difficult D. important(
A
)9. A. joy B. time C. food D. money(
A
)10. A. best B. worst C. oldest D. newest答案
1. D 2. C 3. A 4. C 5. B 6. C
7. B 8. D 9. A 10. A
7. B 8. D 9. A 10. A
