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     It was raining outside．"I want to go outside and play, Morn," Robbie said．"When is it going to stop raining?" For three days Robbie hadn't been able to go outside and play．

     "I'm sure it will stop, Robbie．Why don't you come and help me make some cookies?" his mom suggested．

     Robbie thought making cookies was kind of boring．He made cookies every day．"No, I just want to go outside," he cried．

     His mom had an idea, "Robbie, why don't you put your rain shoes and your raincoat on? You can play in the rain．Would you like that?"

     "Yes, Mom, I want to go outside and play, even in the rain," Robbie laughed． He put on his rain shoes and raincoat very quickly．Then his mom gave him an umbrella and let him go out．

      In the rain, Robbie happily splashed （ 濺著水花行走 ） in puddles （水坑）．Robbie's mom saw this and remembered when she was a little girl, she liked to splash in puddles, too．Then she went out and asked Robbie," Can I splash in the puddles with you?"

      "Yes, Mom．Come and splash．It's fun," Robbie said．That night, Robbie went to bed happily, because he had a wonderful day playing with his mom．

1．Robbie hoped it would stop raining in three days．

2．Robbie didn't want to make cookies at that moment．

3．Robbie's morn asked Robbie to put on his rain shoes and raincoat to buy cookies．

4．In the end, Robbie's morn went out to play in the rain with him．

5．Robbie splashed in puddles and that made his mom very angry．

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　　At Harton College, there are many rules．Fifteen-year-old boy Bob Sanders often break these rules．

　　The boys must return to school by six o'clock．One afternoon Bob walked to the town．He looked at the shops and then went to the cinema．After the film, it was 8 o'clock．He walked back to Harton College as fast as possible．

　　When he arrived, the main entrance was locked．He looked up at the window．It was on the third floor．He couldn't climb up the wall very easily．Then he saw another open window on the ground floor．It was the window of the headmaster's study, and no one was there．He quickly climbed and jumped into the room．Just then he heard a noise．Then someone turned on the light in the corridor(走廊)．Bob had to hide under the sofa．One minute later, Mr Mason, the headmaster, came in．He turned on the light and then he sat down on the sofa and began to read a book．

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　　Finally, the headmaster closed his book and walked towards the door．

　　“Thank heavens, he didn't find me under the sofa!” thought Bob．

　　Then Mr Mason stopped and spoke to the sofa．“Would you turn off the light when you leave?” He said and left the study．

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Bob is 16 years old．

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The students must return to school by 6 o'clock．

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