I. Reading for the Main Idea According to the speaker, boys and girls ______. According to the speaker, boys and girls ______. (A) reveal secrets to each.

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I. Reading for the Main Idea According to the speaker, boys and girls ______. According to the speaker, boys and girls ______. (A) reveal secrets to each other (B) both think the other is strange (C) are ridiculous (D) act like a sad, little puppy B Choose the correct answer to complete the sentence.

II. Reading for Details Please find out the sentences that describe ( 描述 ) girls or boys.

II. Reading for Details (A) They don’t show their emotions. (A) They don’t show their emotions. for boys (B) They are very emotional. (B) They are very emotional. (C) They just talk all day long. (C) They just talk all day long. (D) They always jump and shout. (D) They always jump and shout. for girls for boys

II. Reading for Details (E) They reveal secrets to each other. (E) They reveal secrets to each other. for girls (F) They enjoy stupid love stories. (F) They enjoy stupid love stories. (G) They are excited about basketball and (G) They are excited about basketball and online games. online games. for girls for boys

II. Reading for Details 結束放映 (H) They can’t control their feelings. (H) They can’t control their feelings. for girls (I) They often go out and have fun (I) They often go out and have fun together. together. for boys (J) They think they do things, not just (J) They think they do things, not just talk about things. talk about things.