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A “whiz-kid” is probably a young person who___A___C____D_____________________.
A. is very successful B. is similar to most other students C. is different from most other students D. has one’s own business
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• similar more similar, most similar
• expect expected
• business
businessman, company(同)
• whiz-kid whizzes • successful more/ most ～, successully
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do every day? Which of these things do you do once a week？
never do？
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A day in the life of WHIZ-KID WENDY
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1. my daily life 2. a day in the life of… 3. twicw a week 4. be similar to 5. be different from 6. expect to do / that 从句 7. make phone calls to sb
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D. never __f_a_il_s_ an exam
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All of Wendy’s _f_a_m__il_y_ help her in her business.
Her father is the _m_a_n_a_g_e_r___.
Her mother is responsibe for ____s_a_le_s_____.
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7.30a.m. 8a.m.
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12.30p.m.
4.15p.m.
7p.m.
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Her brother is their _a_c_c_o_u_n_t_a_n_t__.
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A day in the life of…
WHIZ-KID WENDY
Wendy Wang, 15, must be one of the top students in Shanghai. She ‘s already written several successful computer games. Now all of her family work in her business. And she ‘s still at school! 6a.m.
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● client clients
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1. the top students 2. be responsible for sales / selling 3. be simple for me 4. achieve A grades 5. achieve an A grade 6. 5. fail an exam 7. 6. pass an exam
3. How doeBsyshceagro/ tIno shcehrooolw? n car.
4. WShahtedmoeasksehse dpohonethceawllasyt?o clients.
5. Is she good at he wYoerks?.
6. Who does she haAveclluienncht. with?
7.What timAetd2oaes.msh.e/ gAoftteorb2eda?.m. .
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• manager • sale sales, selling • accountant an accountant • simple simpler simplest, easy(同) • achieve achieved, get, gain (同) • grade grades, (年级), mark(分数)
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At school, the whiz-kid Wendy ____. A. is one of the __t_o_p__ students
B. is _g_o_o_d_ at her work, because it’s _s_i_m_p__le_/_e_a_s_y_ for her.
C. usually _a_c_h_i_ev_e_s_ A grades in all her subjects.