Question

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Have you ever met anyone of your age from America? Do you think you would have a lot in common   with middle school students there?       With only one look, you can see lots of differences. For example, classes in American schools are   smaller than yours. Most classes have no more than 30 students. Most students in the US don't wear  school uniforms. And they don't have group exercises each day as the way you do. If they see your  exercises, they will think you are very strange!       In fact, Chinese students and American students have very different lives.       What's the first thing you think about when you wake up in the morning? It's probably your lessons at  school. Chinese students are very hard-working, always under lots of pressure (壓力) from their parents  and teachers.       Chinese students study hard at night, and sometimes even on the weekend because their exams are   very important.       For Chinese students, school is life, but not for American students. They don't have to worry about  passing exams all the time, so they can spend time in and out of school doing things they enjoy. Kids do   different things for fun.       Many American teachers think that just studying hard isn't enough to make a good student. They  encourage (鼓勵) students to try lots of different things. Differences US China classes  smaller, less than __1__ bigger  uniforms __2__ wear school uniforms  __3__  not the only important thing very important  pressure  not much __4__  free time __5__ study hard

Answer 1

1. 30 students     2. don't wear school uniforms    3. exams   4. much / too much     5. do different things for fun / do things they enjoy 5小題答案不唯一