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In high school， all Canadian students take part in a very exciting event. It is “Take Your Children to Work Day”. Students will have a chance to work with their parents. My day took place in my moms work， the York Region Police Department.

When I arrived， a coach was teaching the officers basic skills. Everyone tried their best to practice. I could see them sweating and breathing heavily.

The most exciting part of my visit was a stop at the 911 Communication Center. 911 is the same as 110， 119 and 120 in China. Every 911 Call in the city is answered here. When I entered the center， I stood beside a call dispatcher （分派人員） and watched him dealing with the calls.

Suddenly， the phone rang. He picked it up and a woman cried for help. There was a robbery（搶劫） in her house. The call dispatcher told her， “Please calm down and move to the safe place quietly. Dont fight with them. Just let them take what they want. Please make sure you are not hurt. We are sending officers there.”

He followed the call and found the address. The call dispatcher chose the five closest police cars from the satellite map and clicked to send the policemen. I saw the police cars from the satellite map were quickly moving to the womans house. Five minutes later， they arrived. I asked the call dispatcher why he sent five cars. He said， “There are different levels of emergencies. Robbery is a high priority （優(yōu)先）， so we have to send five cars.”

The day was interesting. I learned how the different departments work together. The officers were very friendly and admirable.

1. What were the policemen doing when the author reached the Department？

A. Receiving training. B. Waiting for him.

C. Answering the call. D. Preparing for action.

2. What the policeman cared for most about the robbery was ___ .

A. the womans safety

B. where the robber was

C. how to catch the robber

D. when they could get to the house

3. Why could the policeman easily find where the woman lived？

A. He was good at his job.

B. He knew the street well.

C. He had been ready for some time.

D. He was helped by the satellite map.

4. Which is the best title for the text？

A. A Robbery in the House

B. The Police and High Technology

C. An Exciting Day at the Police Department

D. A Wonderful Job Done by Policemen Working Together

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Its not news that we spend more time than ever texting and getting online. Yes， thats right： a study shows that more teens are reading good books. Reading is a good way to discover the next big thing and to learn a little more about yourself. Here are some tips.

Reading on your own isnt like reading for school. You can pick something thats all about your interests， whether its ancient martial arts， computers， or fashion design.

Join a book club.

Most social networking sites have book-club parts. But remember not to share personal information with the people you dont know.

Ask an expert.

Explain your interests—rock stars， sports teams， historical events， humors or any writers you like， and your librarian can point you toward books that youll love.

Find a quiet place and make time for the book.

You can put on some good music， get yourself some tea and let yourself be carried away by the book. Youll see that time does fly when you are reading something you love！

A. Find a suitable family.

B. Start with your interests.

C. Join a group with your friends and people you trust.

D. Your local library can interest you in a lot of great books.

E. But did you know that we also spend more time reading？

F. Most reading is best enjoyed when you can concentrate on it.

G. Try different books， or you will never know what you can find.

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