516 Arouca is the longest hanging bridge for walkers in the world. It is 516 meters long and 175 metres above the river. Do you know1 it is？It is in Europe. It is2 the north of Portugal（葡萄牙）.
Workers3 to build the bridge in May，2018. It cost＄2. 8 million and took over two years to finish. The bridge4 through two mountains. Far，far below is5 big rushing river. Along the river，there6 an eight kilometre long wooden walkway. It takes about ten minutes to cross. It is7 to take a walk on the bridge. You can enjoy natural beauty and watch birds there.
Now，thousands of people visit the bridge every year8 they like staying high in the sky. Many of9 think they really enjoy themselves there.
If you want to travel to wonderful places，you10 516 Arouca. Why not visit 516 Arouca in the coming holiday？
Charles lived with his father along the river. His father taught him to read and write.
One day，Charles saw Joe，a fisherman's son，1 something on the beach.
"What are you doing？"asked Charles.
"I am trying to write，but I know only two2 . If I could read and write，I would be3 . But my family was too4 to send me to school，"said Joe.
"I can teach you that. I can make you happy. "said Charles5 .
From then on，Charles went to teach Joe every day.
Another day，Charles's farther saw his son going to the beach. He was6 that Charles might go out in the boat. To7 his son，he went to the fisherman's house. He could8 believe his eyes. Charles was9 Joe to read!
He was proud of his son. He took the boys to buy some10 ，writing paper and pens. Both of the boys were happy.
As we all know，too much trash is a big problem for our earth. A woman in Indonesia has a great idea.
Raden，nearly 50 years old，started a"trash library". She hopes to make children read more and make them know the importance of earth protection. Every weekday，Raden puts all kinds of books on the back of her three﹣wheeler（三轮车）and rides to Muntang village. As soon as she comes，children will run to her trash library with bottles，paper cups and other trash. They give Raden the trash and get her books without money. Raden's three﹣wheeler is quickly full of the trash as the books fly out. After that，Raden carries back all the trash.
Raden collects about 100 kg of trash every week. Then she puts it into different groups for people to use it again or sell it. She is happy that children spend less time on computer games because of the books.
Raden plans to ride the library to more people. She says，"We all should take care of our earth. "
a. She rides to Muntang village.
b. She carries back all the trash.
c. She puts books on her three﹣wheeler.
d. Children run to get books with their trash.
February 2 is Groundhog Day in North America. The groundhog is the only animal with its own holiday.
Groundhogs spend the winter sleeping. This keeps them warm during the long，cold winter. Tradition says that the groundhog leaves its home on February 2. If he sees his shadow（影子）on this day，he will return to his home for six more weeks. Then there will be six more weeks of winter. If he does not see his shadow，then spring will come early that year.
Scientists don't believe in this tradition. They say it is just a fun day，but people keep thinking that animals can tell what the weather will be like. In France and England，they look to the bear to know about the cold weather. In Germany，people look to the badger. Americans look to the groundhog. This may be because there were so many groundhogs when people first came to America.
One town in Pennsylvania is famous for Groundhog Day. This town has a groundhog named Phil. Many people come to see Phil on February 2. They want to know if Phil will see his shadow. There is a big party on Groundhog Day. People dress up in fancy clothes. The men wear top hats. They have fun. They learn when spring is coming，too.
Every month we interview someone who has lived in or visited somewhere interesting. This month our reporter Benjamin is talking with Richard about his visit to Blackpool.
Benjamin：Richard，why did you go to Blackpool？
Richard：Well，we want to visit some unusual places for a weekend. Blackpool is really close. It's near the sea. People can have a bird's eye view of the lake from the Blackpool Tower. Also，Lightpool Festival is a famous nightlight festival. It is from late August to early November. Sandcastle Waterpark is a good choice for children. These make it a difference.
Benjamin：What did you do there？
Richard：We walked along the beach，visited lots of restaurants and enjoyed the Lightpool Festival. I had an exciting time on the Big One.
Benjamin：What is the Big One？
Richard：The Big One is a roller coaster in the Pepsi Max Park. It is the tallest roller coaster in the UK now. It was the tallest in the world when it opened on 28 May，1994.
Benjamin：What do you like best about Blackpool？
Richard：The Lightpool Festival is really wonderful. You can see light works everywhere. When you take the cable car to travel around the city，every building looks like a dream theatre，especially with the music shows and3 D light shows.
Benjamin：▲
Richard：It looks old. I think they should clean it up to make it look smarter. It would be good if they put some more money into getting better hotels.
A Do you like the dream theatre？
Try to think you are on a camping trip with your family. You need to find the place where you are going to camp. You're in the mountains and phones don't work there.
You might use a map!Maps are pictures of a place on Earth. Maps can help you find your way. Different maps can show you different things.
Some maps may show you the roads and rivers near a mountain. Other maps may even show you where different countries and oceans are!
If you're in your classroom，look around. Is there a globe in your classroom？You can find the Earth's oceans on a globe. You can also find the Earth's countries on a globe.
Now you know the difference between a map and a globe. Which one shows a map？Which one shows a globe？
A. Take a look at these two photos.
B What might you use to find your way？
C. A globe is a round ball with a map of Earth on it.
D. Some maps may show you where different towns and cities are.
E. These pictures are printed on something like a big piece of paper.
Our Food Club held a food fair last Saturday. Many club membersa the fair.
Everyone shared some traditional food they brought from home with each other.
Miss Wang，our headteacher，t us how to make delicious food. I tried to cook some fish on my own，but it was really difficult. I couldn't make itw my classmate's help. Miss Wang also showed us somem cooking machines. Different from the traditional ones，they can help cooking much easier.
At last，my classmate Daniel spoke. He told us something about foodp . People throw rubbish into rivers and on land. If we don't protect the Earth，we won't have enough food in the future.
I learnt a lot from the fair and I like it very much.
