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Unit1MygrandmaMygrandmawasashortwomanwithgreyhair.Shewasalwayscheerful.Shewasaverygoodcook.Herdisheswereprobablythebestintheworld!Iwillneverforgetthetaste,andthesmellaswell.Grandmatookcareofmyfamily.Shewasreallykindandpatient.ShediedtwoyearsagoandImissherverymuch.—BenAliceAliceismybestfriend.Sheisatallgirlwithglasses.Sheoftentellsmejokestomakemelaugh,butshenevermakesfunofothers.Aliceisasmartgirl.SheisgoodatMaths.Weoftenstudyandplaytabletennistogether.Ihopewewillalwaysremainfriends.—JoyceMrLiMrLiismyMathsteacher.Heistallandthin.Hisclassesarealwaysfulloffun.Heuseslotsofgamesinhisteaching.MrLiisstrictaboutourstudies,buthealwaysencouragesusandgivesussupport.Heoftensays,“Nevergiveupandyou’llbesuccessful.”—AmyUnit2FranceiscallingFranceisinWesternEurope.Itisacountrywithmanybeautifulplaces.ParisisthecapitalofFrance.HereyouwillfindmanyfamousplacesofinterestsuchastheEiffelTower.YoucangototheLouvreMuseumifyoulikeart.ThemostfamousstreetinParisistheChamps-Elysees.Thisistheplacetogoifyouwanttovisitsomeshopsanddepartmentstores.Franceisveryfamousforitswine.TherearemanyvineyardsinthecentreofFranceandfarmersgrowgrapestomaleexcellentFrenchwine.ThesouthofFranceliesonthecoast,anditisfamousforitswonderfulbeaches.AFrenchtowerbytheseaistheperfectplaceforasummerholiday,butifyouprefertovisitFranceinwinter,youcantryskiingonthemountainsintheFrenchAlps.Francehassomethingforeveryone,sowhynotvisitFrancethisyear?Unit3Ablindmanandhis“eyes”inafireOneday,JohnDancerandCharliearrivedatahotel.“Goodevening,sir,”saidthereceptionist.“You’rewelcometostay,butI’msorrythatwedon’tallowpetshere.”“Charlieisn’tapet,”saidJohn.“He’smyeyes.I’mblindandIcan’tgoanywherebymyself.”ThereceptionistapologizedandledJohnandCharlietotheirroom.Johnwasverytired.Hesoonfellasleep.Sometimelater,Charliestartedbarking.Johnwokeupandsmeltsmoke.Afire!Smokestartedtocomeinfromunderthedoor.WithCharlie’shelp,Johnputsomewettowelsalongthebottomofthedoor.ThenhegotdownonthefloornexttoCharlieandwaited.Soonheheardthesoundofafireengine.Afiremanarrivedandgothimoutofthebuilding,butthefiremandidnotwanttotakeCharlie.Johnwouldnotgowithouthis“eyes”.Finally,thefiremangotCharlieoutofthebuildingtooandtheywerebothsafe.Unit4TreesinourdailylivesRebeccawantstoinknowmoreabouttreesandhowtheyhelpus.SheisinterviewingDrJonesabouttrees.Rebecca:Howdotreeshelpus,DrJones?DrJones:Theyhelpusinmanyways.Theykeeptheaircoolandclean.Theytakeinharmfulgasesfromtheairandproduceoxygenforustobreathe.They’remajorfightersagainstairpollution.Rebecca:Iknowtreesalsomakeourlivesmoreconvenient.Manyofthethingsinourdailylivescomefromtrees.Forexample,paperandpencils.DrJones:You’reright,Rebecca.Infact,wegetalotmorefromtrees.Wegetfruitandoilfromthem.Teaalsocomesfromtheleavesoftrees.Lookaroundthisroom.Alotofthefurnitureismadeofwood.Treesarereallyimportantinourdailylives.Rebecca:Ican’timagineaworldwithouttrees.DrJones:Butwecutdownmillionsoftreeseveryyear.Weshouldstopdoingthisifwedon’twantaworldwithouttrees.Unit5WatertalksDorawasinthebathroom.Thetapwason.“Turnthattapoff,”saidanangryvoice.”You’rewastingwater.”Doralookedaround,buttherewasnoonethere.“Whoareyou?”“I’madropofwater.DoyouknowwhereIcomefrom?”“Fromthetap?”askedDora.“Afewdaysago,Iwasinacloud,”saidthedropofwater.“ThenIdroppedintoariverandranintoareservoir.Thenitwastimeforpeopletocleanme.”“Cleanyou?”Doraasked.“Yes.Iwasdirty.Theycleanedmeandaddedsomechemicalstome.ThenItravelledthroughthepipesunderthestreetsandnowI’mhere.”Doraasked,“Soisthistheendofyourjourney?”“No.Peoplewillmakemecleanagain.I’llgointoariverandthenintotheseaagain.”“Again?”“Yes.Myjourneystartsthere.Remembernottowasteorpolluteme.I’mvaluable.”Doraturnedthetapoffandcameoutofthebathroom.Unit6ElectricityallaroundOneevening,Daisysaid,”I’mgoingtobuyapacketofsweets.Doesanyonewantanything?”Benny,Daisy’sbrotherreplied,“Canyougetmeapacketofelectricity?”“Yes,Ican,”saidDaisy.Thenshewentout.Bennylaughed,“Shecan’tbuyelectricityinpacketslikesweets!She’lllookfoolish.”Mumsaid,“Youmustn’tsaythat,Benny!”“Whatdoyouknowaboutelectricity,Benny?”dadasked.“Electricitygivesuspower.Itflowsthroughwires.It’slikewater,inaway,”saidBenny.“You’reright!Electricitycomesintoourflatthroughthinwires.Theseareconnectedtocablesunderthestreet,”Dadadded.“Whatarethecablesconnectedto?”askedBenny.“They’reconnectedtoapowerstation,”answeredDad.Amomentlater,Daisycameback.“MayIhavemypacketofelectricity?”Bennyasked.“Hereyouare!”saidDaisy.“But…thesearebatteries!”saidBenny.“Daisy’sright,”saidDad.“Thechemicalsinsidebatteriesproduceelectricity.”Mumsaid,“Wholooksfoolishnow,Benny?”Unit71.DadHecomeshome,hasashower,Andeatsdinner,everyday.Now,he’ssittinginhisfavouritechairTootiredtolaughorplay.HereadshisbookornewspaperTolearnwhat’snewtoday.Soonhe’llgotobed.He’saboringman,mydad.ThenIseehimworking,Onthebuildingsite.He’shighupinthecloudsHigherthanakite.He’swalkingonanarrowpieceofwoodNotworriedabouttheheight,Notafraid,notafraidlikeme.He’sasuperman,mydad.2.TheoldnewspapersellerHe’ssittingatthenewspaperstandNearthebusstop,Andhe’ssmiling.It’sveryhot.Buthe’ssmiling.Abusstops,andthepeople