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ὃ⚪ ⚗1.ᔁᑖIᔁIIᔁᑖIᔁ⌱⚪45ᑖIIᔁ⌱⚪55ᑖᐳ100ᑖὃ120ᑖ 20ᑖᐳ10⚓2."⚪#ὃ$%&ᐜ᪶)ᩩ+ṹ-Ḅ/01ὃ2343ᯠ60.5789⁐;<=>?@AḄ/01ὃ2343Bᑏᙠ"⚪ᓱFGHI3."Iᔁ&Jᵨ2BL?BM"⚪ᓱ-FG⚪NḄ"⚪᪗3◤ᦋS&JᐜᵨFTUVWXᦋMᐸZ"ᫀ4."IIᔁ&J\ᵨ0.5789⁐;<=>?ᙠ"⚪ᓱ-]ᑏ%&ᙠ⚪3ᡠᢣ`Ḅ"⚪abᑁd"5.ὃef6@ᔁ"⚪ᓱghijIᔁ ⌱⚪ᐳ45ᑖgஹ ⌱ ᐳ15l⚪mᑖ15ᑖ gn opqrst)uvs)u6ᨵgxl⚪y⚪qᡠzḄAஹBஹC{x⌱⚗q⌱|})uᑁ~FḄᱏᡈj"ᡠz⚪Ḅᨬ"ᫀ vs)u1.Whichanimalarethespeakerstalkingabout?2.Whatdoesthegirlwanttobe?3.WhatisTomlookingfor?4.Howlonghasthemanwaitedforthebus?A.10minutes.B.20minutes.C.30minutes.5.WherewillMarygoafterschool?A.Tothecinema.B.Totheclub.C.Tothelibrary.6.Howwastheweatherinthemountainsyesterday?A.Hot.B.Cool.C.Cloudy.
17.What'stherelationshipbetweenthetwospeakers?A.Teacherandstudent.B.Doctorandpatient.C.Guideandtourist.8.Whydoesthemansaysorry?A.Hespeakstoofast.B.Hecan'thelpthewoman.C.Hedoesn'tknowtheanswer.Ḅ ᨵ"#$⚪%&⚪ᡠ(ḄAஹBஹC*#⌱⚗%⌱-./0ᡠ(1⚪Ḅᨬ30ᫀ 5678Ḅ %9ᡂ79;711*#$⚪9.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A.Theirweekends.B.TheScienceMuseum.C.After-schoolclasses.10.HowwasTom'sweekend?A.Awful.B.Great.C.Boring.11.WhatisLauragoingtodothisweekend?A.Topayavisittohisfriend.B.Totakeafter-schoolclasses.C.TogototheScienceMuseum.7Ḅ %9ᡂ712;715<#$⚪12.Howarethespeakerscommunicating?A.Byphone.B.Bye-mail.C.Byvideo.13.What'stheproblembetweenPaulandhismom?A.Theydon'tcareforeachother.B.Theyoftenarguewitheachother.C.Theynevercommunicatewitheachother.14.WhatdoesJennyadvisePaultodo?A.Tobuyapresentforhismom.B.Tohelphismomdohousework.C.Tohaveagoodtalkwithhismom.15.WhatcanweknowaboutPaul'smomfromtheconversation?A.Sheknowshersonwell.B.Sheoftenlistenstoherson.C.Shealwayscontrolsherson.ஹ▅5⌱>ᐳ15$⚪%@ᑖ30ᑖ▅5BᑡDᦻ%& $⚪AஹBஹCஹD<#⌱⚗%⌱-./01⚪Ḅᨬ30ᫀAAPictureofMyOwnCityHowwillyourdreamcitylookin100years9time?Whatkindofcitydoyouhopeourchildren,grandchildrenorgreatgrandchildrenwillbelivingin?Nowpaintyourveryownideaaboutourcity&you'llhaveachancetowin5,000dollars!What:জTheidesofyourpaintingmustbeyourwon.ঝWritedowntheideabehindyourpaintingin100words.Where:SendyourpaintingtoAPictureofMyOwnCity9F,No.168,SwanRoad,SwanCity.
2When:SendyourpaintingbeforeJune30,2022.Prize:1stPrize:$5,000(3winners)2ndPrize:$2,500(5winners)3rdPrize:$1,000(10winners)4thPrize:$500(20winners)Tolearnmore,pleasevisit:http://picturemyowncity.swancity.gov/.1.Whatdoestheadaskpeopletodo?A.Topaintafuturecity.B.Tolivewiththeirchildren.C.Tooffer5,000dollars.D.Towritea100-wordstory.2.Howmuchdoyougetifyouwinthethirdprize?A.$5,000.B.$2,500.C.$1,000.D.$500.3.Whichofthefollowingismostprobablyapictureforthecompetition?BWhenIgotupthismorning,Iwassosurprisedtofindanewwatchonmydesk.Icouldn'thelpcrying.IlostmyoldwatchlastMonday.Itwasapresentfrommyfatherformythirteenthbirthday.Istilldon'tknowwhereorhowIlostit.IfeltreallysadwhenIcouldn'tfindthewatch.Istayedatschooltolookforituntilverylate.WhenIcamehome,noonewasthere.Atnineo'clock,MomcalledbackandtoldmethatDadwashitbyacaronhiswaytolookforme.Hewassenttothehospital.IwenttothehospitalthatnightandtoldDadIwassorry.IalsotoldhimIlostmywatch,buthedidnotgetangry.Dad'sleftlegwasbadlyhurt,andhestayedinthehospitalforseveraldays.Hejustcamebackhomeyesterday,andthismorningIfoundthenewwatch.Thankyou,Dad,forlovingmesomuch.4.Whydidthewriterstartcryingthismorning?A.Becauseshegotuptoolate.B.Becauseshehadlostherwatch.CBecauseherdadwasinhospital.D.Becauseshewasmovedbyherdad.5.Wheredidthewriterloseherwatch?A.Nobodyknows.B.Inthehospital.C.Ontheplayground.D.Onherwaytoschool.6.WhathappenedtoDadwhilehewaslookingforher?A.Hesuddenlyfellill.B.Helosthisway.C.Hewashitbyacar.D.Hehitsomeone.7.Whomostprobablyboughtthenewwatch?A.Hermom.B.Herdad.C.Herfriend.D.Herteacher.CAsweallknow,toomuchtrashisabigproblemforourenvironment.AwomaninIndonesia'sJavaislandhas
3comeupwithagreatidea-lendingbookstochildreninexchangefortrash.RadenRoroHcndarti,nearly50yearsold,isalibrarianinMuntangvillage.Shestarteda“trashlibrary95,hopingtomakechildrenreadmoreaswellasmakethemrealizetheimportanceofenvironmentprotection.Eachweekday,Radenputsallkindsofbooksonthebackofherthree-wheeler*FGandridestoMuntangvillage.There,childrenlineuptoexchangeplasticcups,bagsandothertrashforbooksfromRaden9smobilelibrary.Afterfinishingtheexchange,Radencarriesbackallthetrash.InthelibrarywhereRadenworks,therearethousandsofbooks.Everytimesheshowsup,childrenruntoher“trashlibrary”.Theyallcarrytrashbags,andRaden'sthree-wheelerquicklyfillswithtrashasthebooksflyout.Radencollectsabout100kgoftrasheachweek.ItisthensortedoutᑖHandsentforrecyclingorsale.Sheishappythatchildrenspendlesstimeononlinegamesbecauseofthebooks.Radenplanstotakethemobilelibraryservicetoneighboringareasaswell.Shesays,“WeallshouldtakecareofourtrashinordertofightclimateIchangeandsavetheearth.”8.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"trash"mean?A.plasticB.rubbishC.paperD.information9.WhichofthefollowingshowshowRaden'sideaworks?জSheridestoMuntangvillage.ঝShecarriesbackallthetrash.©Childrenlineuptogetbooksfortheirtrash.টSheputsbooksonherthree-wheeler.A.টfজ8ঞ8ঝB.c.D.10.HowmuchtrashcanRadencollecteachweekday?A.About100kg.B.About50kg.C.About25kg.D.About20kg.11WhafsRadengoingtodonext?A.Toaskherneighborsforhelp.B.Togivethemobilelibrarytoherneighbors.C.Toexchangebooksfortrashinmorevillages.D.Totellchildrentospendlesstimeononlinegames.DWhenyoufirstmeetMeggie,youmaythinkshe'sstrange.Sheoftentellspeoplewhichword“tastes”goodandwhohasa"delicious"name.Butshe'snotcrazy.ShehassynesthesiaPQRS,somethingonlyonein2,000peoplehas.Peoplewhohavesynesthesiaexperiencetheworlddifferently.Forsomepeople,differentwords“taste”differently,forsome,numbersorlettershavecolors,andforsome,music“touches“partsoftheirbodies.Manyofthemexperiencemorethanonekindofsynesthesia,whilesomehavejustone,likeMeggie.Eachofthemhastheirownexperience-twopeoplewithsynesthesiamayboth"feel”music,buttheyalmostneverfeelthemusicinthesameway.Forexample,onemayfeelthemusicoftheviolinlightlybrushinghisface;theothermayfeelitonherankleUV.Andone'sexperienceofsynesthesiaisalwaysthesame.Iftheyseethenumber5inthecolorblue,then5isblueeverytimetheyseeit.
4There?sonethingaboutsynesthesia:itcan'tbe"turnedoff9.Ifyouhavesynesthesia,you'llexperienceitallthetime.Meggieoncemetaguyandhisnamemadeherthinkofthetasteofbadeggs.Hewasafunguy,butafterthinkingabouthisnameallnight,shefelttoosicktobefriendswithhim.Evenso,shestilllikesthis"gift"becausethat'swhatmakesherdifferent.12.WhatdoyoulearnaboutMeggiefromthefirstparagraph?A.Shehasastrangename.B.Sheisagoodperson.C.Sheisacrazyperson.D.Sheisspecialinaway.13.WhatdoesParagraph2mainlytellus?A.Peoplewithsynesthesiaexperiencetheworlddifferently.B.Forsomepeoplewithsynesthesia,differentwords“taste“differently.C.Forsomepeoplewithsynesthesia,numbersorlettershavecolors.D.Manypeoplewithsynesthesiaexperiencemorethanonekindofit.14.WhatdidMeggiestopbeingfriendswiththeguy?A.Heoftenplayedjokesonher.B.Heenjoyseatingbadeggs.C.Shecouldn'tstandhisname.D.Shedidnotlikehisgift.15.WhichofthefollowingmightbesaidbyMeggie?A.”Thesoundofdrumstouchesmyback.”B.”Thenumberzerotasteslikeanapple.”C.”ThenameShakespeareisinbrightpurple.”D.”Themusicoftheviolinlightlybrushesmyface.^^7nᔁY⌱>⚪ᐳ55ᑖ*ஹZ[\ᐳ5$⚪%@ᑖ5ᑖB☢8ᑣ_`᪷bᡠᑮḄᑁe%ᑏ-gh[ᐭB⊤1—5klᜐḄ〉oᓫ\% k▲[8\_`56AWelcomePartyPurposeTowelcomethe1.______members.TimeAt5:00o'clockon2.__________afternoon.PlaceInRoom4,onthe3._________floor,ZhiYuanBuilding.Haveawelcome4.______________.ActivitiesSing,danceandexchange5.__________.<ஹᓫ\rᑏstᵨᐳ8$⚪v@ᑖ8ᑖ16Aisthefourthmonthoftheyear.17.Thesunrisesintheeandsetsinthewest.18.I'mh.Iwanttobuysomethingtoeat.19Alanisanhonestboy.Youcanthim.
520.Iusually(x)somebooksfromourschoollibrary.21.Gotobedifyoufeel(zᎢḄ).22.MysisterSallyisalways(ᨵ|}Ḅ)toothers.23.China(ᡂ~ᙢ)heldthe24thwinterOlympicGames.ஹB(ᐳ10l⚪mᑖ10ᑖ)▅☢tᦻᙠᜐBᐭgx〉Ḅᓫᡈ3ᑁᓫḄ+&⌕¡Sᡈ¢SAWecan'timagineourlifewithoutinventions.TIMEmagazinehaspickedthe100bestinventionsof2021.Hereisoneof24(they).PaperShootPaperShootisacameramademostlyoutofpaper!PaperShoot25(work)justlikeanyothercamera.Butitismuch26(small)andlighter.Youcantakeitaroundeasilyandgetthefunmomentsofyourlife.Itcanhold800pictures.Butbecarefulwhenyoutake27(photo)onrainydays.Don'tgetitwet!BMrs.Greenisanoldlady.Shehasasmallcar,andshealwaysdrivestotheshops28(buy)food.Sometimeshergrandchildrensaytoher,"Please29(notgo)outinyourcarallbyyourself,Granny.Wecantakeyoutotheshops.”Butshealwayssays,“No,Ilikedriving.I30(drive)forthirtyyears,andI'mnotgoingtostopnow.”LastSaturdayshe31(stop)hercaratsometrafficlightsbecausetheywerered,andthenthecardidn'tstartagain.Thelightsweregreen,thenyellow,thenred,andthengreenagain,32hercardidnotstartagain.“What33I34(do)now?”Thenapolicemancameandsaidtoherkindly,"Goodmorning,madam!Don'tyoulikeanyofourcolorstoday?”¤ஹ¥+B(ᐳ7l⚪mᑖ7ᑖ)▅5B☢Dᦻ%&᪾⌱>〉oḄ\[k᪾ᨵ#\Ḅbadly,because,family,friends,health,leave,perfectly,poor,staywithMattOwensofNewZealandwasonhiswayhomeonedaywhenhesawaninjured(Ḅ)birdonthesideoftheroad.The35birdlookedverylonely,soMattdecidedtotakehimhomeandbringhimbackto36.Andhegavethebirdaname:Swoop.Afterspendingplentyoftimecaringforhisnewfriend,Matthelpedhimwalkandevenfly.Finally,itwastimetosetSwoopfreebackintothewild,butthebirdchoseto37MattandhiscatMowgliinstead!Atthebeginning,Mattdidn'twanttointroduceSwooptoMowgli38hewasafraidMowglimightnotlikehim.ButsinceSwoopwaspartoftheir39.MattsatdownwithMowgliandhelpedthecataccept
6hisnewbrother.Itworkedout40!Today,SwoopgetsonwellwithMowgli."Theyhavebecomeverygood41ஹandtheyplaywitheachotherallthetime,“Mattsaid.SwoophasmadeMatt'slifebetterinmorewaysthanone!ஹ▅5⊤(ᐳ5$⚪%@ᑖ10ᑖ)▅5Dᦻ%᪷b⌕9ᡂᔜ⚪OntheeveningofSeptember26,2019,thestreetsofGenevainSwitzerlandwentdark.Thisusuallyhappenswhenthereisaproblemwiththeelectricity,butthistimethelightswereturnedofftoallowpeopletogooutsideandlookatthestars.Thisisoftenimpossibleinacitybecauseoflightpopulation.Lightpollutioniswhenlightfromstreetlightsorbuildingsmakesthenightlessdark.Therearemanyreasonswhythisisaproblem.Animalssleeplessbecausetheythinkitisstilldaytime.Birdsthatflytowarmercountriesintheautumnneedtoseethemoonandstarstofindtheirway,butlightpollutionmakesthisdifficult.Insectsandbirdsincitiesoftenflytowardslightsatnight,knockintobuildingsanddie.Lightpollutionisalsobadforus.Itcanstopussleepingandgiveupheadaches.Also,wedon'tseethesameskythatpeopleinthepastdid.Thismeanswealmostneverseeoneofthegreatestscenesintheworld:themillionsofstars.Hundredsofthousandsofpeoplehaveneverseenitintheirlives.However,itisnotdifficulttodoafewthingstoreduce()lightpollution:wecanallturnlightsoffwhenwedon'tneedthemandwecancoverourwindows.Ifthereislesslightpollution,wewilloncevgaicbsabletoenjoythebeautyofIhenightsky.42.WhywerethestreetlightsturnedoffinGeneva?(nomorethan11words)43.Whathelpsbirdsfindtheirway?(nomorethan4words)44.Pleaselistonewaywecanreducelightpollution,(nomorethan3words)45.ᦻḄᡂ46.(Dᦻ8#〉oᙢᦻ᪗⚪ஹᑏᐳ1$⚪%@ᑖ15ᑖ47.Ꮇ%¡¢£Jack¤¥Ꮇ¦ᐳ5Ḅ§¨©BªḄ§ᱯ¬〉ᔠ®ᐳ5᪷bB☢Ḅ¯°±²%(³ᑏ8´e-mail,µ¶·§¸¹³Ḅº»♦tellhowthingschangefromstarttofinish♦winmanyworldawards(ᝄ)♦sixtopicsofinterest(nature,food,animas...)
7♦writteninbothEnglishandChinese.♦hundredsofcolorphotos½º¾1.¿ᒹÁhÂᡠᨵ¯°±²%g〉o¨ᢵv2.ᦻÄÅ-©ÆÇÈ☄ὃQÊËÌÍḄ±²v3.100\ÎÏÐᜮÒÓÔ(-%ÄÕᐭÖ\ᦪDearJack,Pvejustfoundabookandcan'twaittotellyouaboutit.Lookingforwardtoyourreply.Yours,LiHuaØὃ0ᫀ8ஹZ⌱>ᐳ15$⚪%@ᑖ15ᑖ8ÙD Ù ᨵ8#$⚪%&⚪ᡠ(ḄAஹBஹC*#⌱⚗%⌱-Ú ᑁeÛÜḄªᱏᡈ./0ᡠ(1⚪Ḅᨬ30ᫀ Ù 561.Whichanimalarethespeakerstalkingabout?3.WhatisTomlookingfor?B.4.Howlonghasthemanwaitedforthebus?A.10minutes.B.20minutes.C.30minutes.5.WherewillMarygoafterschool?A.Tothecinema.B.Totheclub.C.Tothelibrary.
86.Howwastheweatherinthemountainsyesterday?A.Hot.B.Cool.C.Cloudy.7.What'stherelationshipbetweenthetwospeakers?A.Teacherandstudent.B.Doctorandpatient.C.Guideandtourist.8.Whydoesthemansaysorry?A.Hespeakstoofast.B.Hecan'thelpthewoman.C.Hedoesn'tknowtheanswer.Ḅ ᨵ"#$⚪%&⚪ᡠ(ḄAஹBஹC*#⌱⚗%⌱-./0ᡠ(1⚪Ḅᨬ30ᫀ 5678Ḅ %9ᡂ79;711*#$⚪9.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A.Theirweekends.B.TheScienceMuseum.C.After-schoolclasses.10.HowwasTom'sweekend?A.Awful.B.Great.C.Boring.11.WhatisLauragoingtodothisweekend?A.Topayavisittohisfriend.B.Totakeafter-schoolclasses.C.TogototheScienceMuseum.7Ḅ %9ᡂ712;715<#$⚪12.Howarethespeakerscommunicating?A.Byphone.B.Bye-mail.C.Byvideo.13What'stheproblembetweenPaulandhismom?A.Theydon'tcareforeachotheßB.Theyoftenarguewitheachother.C.Theynevercommunicatewitheachother.14.WhatdoesJennyadvisePaultodo?A.Tobuyapresentforhismom.B.Tohelphismomdohousework.C.Tohaveagoodtalkwithhismom.15.WhatcanweknowaboutPaul'smomfromtheconversation?A.Sheknowshersonwell.B.Sheoftenlistenstoherson.C.Shealwayscontrolsherson.ஹ▅5⌱>ᐳ15$⚪%@ᑖ30ᑖ▅5BᑡDᦻ%& $⚪AஹBஹCஹD<#⌱⚗%⌱-./01⚪Ḅᨬ30ᫀAAPictureofMyOwnCityHowwillyourdreamcitylookin100years9time?Whatkindofcitydoyouhopeourchildren,grandchildrenorgreatgrandchildrenwillbelivingin?Nowpaintyourveryownideaaboutourcity&you511haveachancetowin5,000dollars!What:জTheidesofyourpaintingmustbeyourwon.
9ঝWritedowntheideabehindyourpaintingin100words.Where:SendyourpaintingtoAPictureofMyOwnCity9F,No.168,SwanRoad,SwanCity.When:SendyourpaintingbeforeJune30,2022.Prize:1stPrize:$5,000(3winners)2ndPrize:$2,500(5winners)3rdPrize:$1,000(10winners)4thPrize:$500(20winners)Tolearnmore,pleasevisit:http://picturemyowncity.swancity.gov/.1.Whatdoestheadaskpeopletodo?A.Topaintafuturecity.B.Tolivewiththeirchildren.C.Tooffer5,000dollars.D.Towritea100-wordstory.2.Howmuchdoyougetifyouwinthethirdprize?A.$5,000.B.$2,500.C.$1,000.D.$500.3.Whichofthefollowingismostprobablyapictureforthecompetition?cEூá᪆ூäåᦻ8ᑣæç%ᐵéêëḄìᙠ100îïð᪵Ḅòóô±²ூ1⚪õáö⁚ᳮá⚪᪷b“Nowpaintyourveryownideaaboutourcity”g`%óô⌕-ùᩭḄì%ᦑ⌱Aூ2⚪õáö⁚ᳮá⚪᪷b“3rdPrize:$1,000(10winners)”g`%*üᝄḄᝄý1000þᐗ ᦑ⌱Cூ3⚪ᳮᑨ⚪⌕ᩭḄ ᔠ⌱⚗ Dᔠ ⚪ ᦑ⌱DWhenIgotupthismorning,Iwassosurprisedtofindanewwatchonmydesk.Icouldn'thelpcrying.IlostmyoldwatchlastMondayItwasapresentfrommyfatherformythirteenthbirthday.Istilldon'tknowwhereorhowIlostit.IfeltreallysadwhenIcouldn'tfindthewatch.Istayedatschooltolookfbrituntilverylate.WhenIcamehome,noonewasthere.Atnineo'clock,MomcalledbackandtoldmethatDadwashitbyacaronhiswaytolookforme.Hewassenttothehospital.IwenttothehospitalthatnightandtoldDadIwassorry.IalsotoldhimIlostmywatch,buthedidnotgetangry.Dad'sleftlegwasbadlyhurt,andhestayedinthehospitalfbrseveraldays.Hejustcamebackhomeyesterday,andthismorningIfoundthenewwatch.Thankyou,Dad,forlovingmesomuch.
104.Whydidthewriterstartcryingthismorning?A.Becauseshegotuptoolate.B.Becauseshehadlostherwatch.C.Becauseherdadwasinhospital.D.Becauseshewasmovedbyherdad.5.Wheredidthewriterloseherwatch?A.Nobodyknows.B.Inthehospital.C.Ontheplayground.D.Onherwaytoschool.6.WhathappenedtoDadwhilehewaslookingforher?A.Hesuddenlyfellill.B.Helosthisway.C.Hewashitbyacar.D.Hehitsomeone.7.Whomostprobablyboughtthenewwatch?A.Hermom.B.Herdad.C.Herfriend.D.Herteacher.ூ ᫀ4.D5.A6.C7.Bூ᪆ூ!"ᦻ$%&'(ᦻ )ὅ+,-.Ḅ/ᔊ 123᱄5Ḅ᰿ 78⊤:-.;᱄5Ḅ<="⚪ᳮᑨ⚪᪷@"WhenIgotupthismorning,Iwassosuiprisedtofindanewwatchonmydesk.Icouldn'thelpcrying."ABᦻ"Hejustcamebackhomeyesterday,andthismorningIfoundthenewwatch.”CDEF )ὅḄG⊤H3 ᱆᱆J▾LMN O$Pᯠ〈3%ᙽTG⊤U)ὅ )ὅV11happythatchildrenspendlesstimeononlinegamesbecauseofthebooks.Radonplanstotakethemobilelibraryservicetoneighboringareasaswell.Shesays,“Weallshouldtakecareofourtrashinordertofightclimate(z)changeandsavetheearth.”8.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“trash"mean?A.plasticB.rubbishC.paperD.information9.WhichofthefollowingshowshowRaden'sideaworks?জSheridestoMuntangvillage.ঝShecarriesbackallthetrash.©Childrenlineuptogetbooksfortheirtrash.©Sheputsbooksonherthree-wheeler.A.(3)-KD-*(3)-*<2)B.টC.(D-H3)->^>-*-*<3)10.HowmuchtrashcanRadencollecteachweekday?A.About100kg.B.About50kg.C.About25kg.D.About20kg.11.What'sRadengoingtodonext?A.Toaskherneighborsforhelp.B.Togivethemobilelibrarytoherneighbors.C.Toexchangebooksfortrashinmorevillages.D.Totellchildrentospendlesstimeononlinegames.ூ ᫀ8.B9.A10.D11.Cூ᪆ூ!"ᦻCDRaden3W✂ ᵨᚗᣚ 3 3ூ8⚪⚪ᑖ᪆“There,childrenlineuptoexchangeplasticcups,bagsandothertrashforbooksfromRaden'smobilelibrary.Afterfinishingtheexchange,Radencarriesbackallthetrash,“EF,¢ᵨᛛᧇ¥ஹᛛᧇ§Aᐸ©ᚗᣚª«W✂Ḅ¬ ᡂ¯ᣚN Raden°±ᡠᨵḄᚗ²L³ᜐtrashḄµ¶$“ᚗᦑ⌱Bூ9⚪[⁚ᳮ⚪᪷@“Eachweekday,Radenputsallkindsofbooksonthebackofherthree-wheelerrstpuandridestoMuntangvillage.There,childrenlineuptoexchangeplasticcups,bagsandothertrashforbooksfromRaden'smobilelibrary.Afterfinishingtheexchange,Radencarriesbackallthetrash.“EF ¸¹º)»,Raden¼°±ᔜ¾ᔜ᪵ḄÀᙠḄstpN☢ ÃḼpÅᛢᙠÉf ¢ᵨᛛᧇ¥ஹᛛᧇ§Aᐸ©ᚗᣚª«W✂Ḅ¬ᡂ¯ᣚN Raden°±ᡠᨵḄᚗ²L ᡠYÊË$টজঞঝᦑ⌱Aoூ10⚪[⁚ᳮ⚪᪷@“Radencollectsabout100kgoftrasheachweek.”EF Raden¸ᕜᦈÒᜧÔ100ÕÖᚗ
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