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1. Kate is taller than Ruth.（改為同義句）
Ruth is                ________  Kate.
2. My home is half a kilometer from the school. His home is two kilometers from the school.(合并為一句）  
His home is                ________from the school than my home.
3. Is that Tara?（作否定回答）  
No, ________ ________.
4. He has longer hair than Sam.（改為否定句）    
He_________  ________ longer hair than Sam.

Jim: Excuse me, Ann. Whose black dog is this? Is it yours?
Ann: Let me have a look. 1.             . I think it's Sam's. My dog is brown.
Jim: Sam, look at the dog behind the tree. 2.            ?
Sam: Sorry, it isn't mine. My dog is black and white. I think it looks like Mary's.
Jim: 3.            ?
Sam: She's my friend. Look! She's over there. Let's go and ask her.
Jim: 4.            .
Sam: Hi, Mary! Is that dog yours?
Mary: 5.            .
Sam: It's a lovely dog! Don't lose it!
Mary: Yes, thank you.
A. Who's Mary
B. OK, let's go
C. Oh, no it's not mine
D. Oh, yes. It's mine
E. Is it yours

     Do you hear of Uncle Sam? Who is Uncle Sam? Where does he come from? What does he look
like? Well, Uncle Sam is not a real person. It was made sometime during the War of 1812 to symbolize
the United States of America. Where does the name come from? No one is really sure, but most people
think he was named after Samuel Wilson.
     Samuel Wilson was born in Massachusetts in 1766. he moved to New York, where he became a
meat supplier(供應商). There, he put meat into barrels(桶)to send to the American government then
to the United States army. The barrels of meat were marked with the letters "U.S." to show that they
came from the United States. One story says that the soldiers jokingly called the meat supplier "Uncle
Sam" to talk about the letters on the barrels. So when people talked about Uncle Sam, they mean "the
American government", because the meat came from the American government.
     Uncle Sam seems to show up just about everywhere today. Some places you might want to look
for him are television, newspapers, magazines, and history books. He has even shown up in cartoons!
The one place you probably won’t see him is at your next family dinner!