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SomekidsgotoHoneoyeFalls trythefoodinthelate19thlearnthesubjectsoveracenturymemorizedandreltheirlessonstheyhaveexperiencethewaychildrenlearnedoveracenturyWhichofthefollowingisTRUEaboutthestudentsinaone-roomTheyhadonlyoneTheyhaddifferentTheycouldchoosetheseatstheyTheylearnedmoresubjectsthanwedoCAgreatwayforteenstocooloffduringthesummerisatwaterparks.Ifyoulivenearawaterpark,youmightthinkaboutgettingaseasonpass.Thiswayyoucangoasoftenasyoulike.Checktoseeifthereareanywaterparksaroundyou.Manyareindoorfacilities.Soevenifitisn’twarmenoughwhereyoulivetoswimoutdoors,youcanenjoyswimminginatemperaturecontrolledarea.Thepricesareusuallygood.Forexample,onetickettoWaterWorld,awaterpark,isonlySometeensliketogetaparttimejoboverthesummertomakesomepocketmoney.Olderteensshouldn’thavemuchtroublefindingjobs.Anideaistogetsometeenstogethertoformyourownsummerjobbusiness.Youcanwalkdogs,bringinthenewspapers,feedthecats,collectrubbish,waterflowers,etc.Beingthatit’ssummer,manypeoplegoonvacationandcouldusesomeonetolookaftertheirhouseswhilethey’reaway.Youcanalsothinkaboutotherjobsyoucandoforthem.Teenslovefreedom.Sureyouwouldliketogettosuchplacesasthesmall,movietheaters,thezoo,thebeach,ic,bowlingandlocalamusementparkinsteadofstayinghomeallsummer.Thenasummerbuspasswillbehelpful.Checktoseeifyourareahasoneforyouteens.Suchapasscostsonly$10forthewholesummer.Thepriceisreasonable(合乎情理的andalsoparentsdon’thavetoalwaysWhoisthetextwrittenA.TeachersB. 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B:That’scool.AreyouhavingagoodA:Yes.TherearemanythingstoseeandI’mtakingalotofpicture.B:79. A:Fortwoweeks,IwenttoSanFranciscoandLosAngeles.IwanttoseeYellowStoneNationalParkbe