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人生新起点 发表于 2019-10-01 09:34
本帖最后由 人生新起点 于 2019-10-1 09:53 编辑
这次国庆节，西南模初二英语背诵作业有三篇，附上其中一篇（别忘了还有两篇）。
我不知道如何定义鸡血，我也不关心西南模中考成绩，但我知道这是一所初中学校能做的极限了（节后英语老师要检查每个学生是否背过了，两个班90个学生）。
Shanghai Disneyland to Allow Outside Food WANG YAN, a law school student,was stopped by a guard at the entrance to Shanghai Disneyland. She raised a package of cookies above her head and complained, “Why is outside food not allowed?” This will no longer be the case. Last week, Shanghai Disney Resort decided to carry out new rules on outside food. Guests are now allowed to bring food and drinks into the theme park for their own use.However, some foods are still included in the ban, including instant noodles and stinky tofu. Plastic bottled water can be brought into the park. Canned drinks and glass containers are forbidden. Visitors should eat in designated areas. They should also follow trash sorting rules to help maintain a clean environment. The staff will continue to check all guests’ personal belongings. However, the process will be friendly.Clearly, this is a welcome change. “It’s very good,” wrote an internet user. “”There are rules in place,and the rules are more reasonable.”The new policy came after Wang filed a lawsuit against Shanghai Disneyland. The theme park used to have a ban on all outside food. Those who broke the rules had to throw the food away or leave it in a locker. Disney once insisted that the policy was the same as that at its parks in Hong Kong and Tokyo.Wang quickly received public support. Disney’s rules were criticized as an example of double standards. Its theme park in Europe and the US allow visitors to bring outside food. It is not yet clear whether the theme parks in the other two Asian cities will make changes to their food policies as a result.
校友吗？贴作业不合适吧。别把学校又推到风口浪尖上。 |
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