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Reading comprehension（5*2=10） B Look around you. Can you see something that looks foreign? Maybe there are lots of things: food, clothes, films -- maybe even teachers or classmates.“China is really like a global community ( 全球化社区 ). There are people here from all over the world, ” said David Aruna, a 16-year-old at Pakistan College, an international ( 国际的 ) school in Beijing. David is from Sierra Leone ( 塞拉利昂 ), an African country. At David's school, one look around the classroom is like seeing through a window to the world. Students there come from more than 40 different countries, and they have lots of fun learning about different cultures.More than 60,000 foreigners from all over the world live and work together in China. Abe Miller, a 15-yearold American student at International School of Beijing, said he feels lucky to live in a foreign country at a young age. “I can see how things are done all over the world, ” he said. “It makes me more careful about respecting other cultures. ”For example, lots of foreign kids in China say the food here is the best they've ever had. China has lots of cultures, including new ones from the West and very old ones from Chinese ethnic minorities ( 少数民族 ). Meeting people who are different can really open kids' eyes. “Getting to know different people and different cultures makes me more open-minded,” said Najiba, an 11-year-old Iraqi ( 伊拉克的 ) girl at Pakistan College. Her schoolmate, 14-year-old Fatima Tahir from Pakistan, agreed. “I think everyone is equal ( 平等的 ) no matter which country he is from, ” she said. Next time you meet someone who looks different, try to make a friend. You might learn something! __ 1. Sierra Leone is the name of_. A. a country B. a famous person C. a student D. a city 2. Abe Miller comes from . A. Britain B. the United States C. Pakistan D. Iraq 3. In Beijing you can do all the things except . A. see people from different countries B. eat foods from different countries C. hear different languages D. do anything as you wish to 4. From the text we know most foreigners like _. A. making friends with ChineseB. looking different C. Chinese food D. other cultures 5. This text mainly tells us _____. A. that China is becoming more and more international B. how to make friends with foreign kids C. why more and more foreigners come to China D. more and more foreigners are learning Chinese

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