Jack is an English boy. He is from England. He studies in a middle school. Jack gets up at about seven thirty on weekdays. He has a cup of tea, an egg and some bread for his breakfast. He goes to school at eight thirty and gets there before nine o'clock.

　　Now it's eight twenty-five in the morning. What's Jack doing? He's drinking milk and eating bread.

(1) Jack is from ________.

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(2) Jack gets up ________ on weekdays.

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(3) He has ________ for his breakfast.

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(4) He gets to school ________.

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(5) Does Jack want to have a cake now?

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　　Tom has a little brother, his name is Jack. Jack is only six years old and doesn't know how to read and write. One day Tom sees his little brother at the table with a ball pen in his hand.

(1) Tom's little brother is Jack.

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(2) Jack is only six, and he can read and write.

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(3) One day, Jack wants to write to his friend Mike.

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(4) Tom tells Jack not to write the letter.

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(5) Neither Jack nor Bill knows how to read and write.

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　　Mr Brown wants to live near his workplace. Mrs Brown wants a house with four bedrooms. The

has always wanted to work in a restaurant. She thinks it is an exciting place. It's hard work, but she isn't lazy. You have to work on Saturdays and Sundays, but you get other days off. It's not very well-paid. But

who cares about money?

　　Tom is a middle school student. He is twelve years old. He stops school at half past three, so he has

plenty of time to finish his homework.

　　Jack, Mr Brown's brother, is looking for a room to rent. He doesn't care what colour the walls are or how old the furniture is. He is getting ready for his drawing. So the house must be quiet.

(2) Why does Ann want to get the job in the restaurant?

(3) Why can't Tom play for the new football team?

(4) What's wrong with the room for Jack in Advertisement 4?