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Rule, rules, rules! They’re everywhere.
Follow the rules and life will be fair.
Here are some rules you should obey.
Try and follow these rules today.
Wait at the bus stop patiently in a queue.
There are lots of seats, for me and you.
We shouldn’t push like shoppers in the sales.
Don’t run around, move as slowly as snails.
In restaurants, speak softly and never shout.
We should eat quietly when we dine out.
We shouldn’t eat like greedy（贪婪）lions—roar!
Keep your mouth closed. No food on the floor!
In the classroom, we must wait for our turn.
If everyone has a go, we all can learn.
Listen when your teacher tells you what to do.
Your teacher always wants the best for you.
We shouldn’t play music loudly on the MTR.
It’s a public place, not a private car.
People mustn’t smoke or eat or drink.
All these things make the MTR stink.
Always be on time；we shouldn’t be late.
It is not polite to make people wait.
Follow the rules and you will soon see
The world is a better place for you and me.
1．The underlined word “turn” in Line 13 rhymes with “ ________”.
A．tell B．learn C．wait D．drink
2．The underlined word “roar” means “________”.
A．close B．shout C．eat D．whisper
3．What does the writer think of the rules?
A．We don’t need to follow rules at home.
B．Rules help make the world a better place.
C．It’s terrible to have rules everywhere.
D．We should follow the rules we like.
4．What is the best title of this poem?
A．Always be on time B．A better world
C．Rules everywhere D．Be polite
Bob Bear was the richest animal in the forest but he was very mean. He never shared. When his poorer neighbours came to his house and asked for food, he shouted. “Go away! It’s MY food!”
One day Sally Squirrel had a birthday party. Bob was not invited but he saw Sally’s friends give her a lot of nice presents. “I’d like some presents,” thought Bob, so he decided to have a party. He went to a shop. “I need some party food,” he told the shopkeeper. “How much is a large brunch of bananas?”
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