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"A tempest in a teapot" or “a storm in a teacup” is when something makes people angry orworried, but isn't actually very serious. A “"tempest” is a storm, but one that's small enough tobe in a teapot can't cause much damage (损害）. Perhaps your bus was late to arrive, and itmade all the passengers very angry. You could tell your family,“Everyone was angry aboutwaiting, but then the bus arrived, so it was a storm in a teacup really.'"Fruitcakes are often eaten at Christmas with black English tea. Calling someone “nuttyas a fruitcake” is a way of saying they're crazy. This is because “nutty” and “nuts” are alsoways of saying crazy, and fruitcakes are usually made with both fruit and nuts. So if yourcousin asked if you were taking a bus home when you left, you might say,"You must think I'm nutty as a fruitcake. I'm going to fly home! " 1q r s o s s ,sA.creativeB.difficultC.enjoyableD.meaningful)63. When Jim gets too angry about a small mistake, what can you say?A. It is no tea party.B. It's really a tea party.C. It is a tempest in a teapot. D. He isn't nutty as a fruitcake.)64.If someone is nutty as a fruitcake, they areA.comfortableB.very friendlyC.angry or worriedD.very strange or mad)65.The passage is mainly aboutA.table mannersB.English idioms(语)C.traditional foods of England D.different ways of learning EnglishD Ola Kozak is happy. The 11-year-old, who loves music and drawing, expects to have morefree time for her hobbies after Poland's government ordered strict limits (限制l） on the amount of homework in the lower grades.The government announced the ban against required homework in April, 2024. Teachers arehomework is now optional （可选择的） and it doesn't count towards a grade. But not everyonelikes the change.“If there is something that will make students enjoy school more, then it will probably be good both for the students and for the school," said Ola's father.However, Ola's mother said she wasn't pleased. She believes homework is a good way toremember what was learned at school during the day.Teachers aren't sure either. The head of the Polish Teachers’ Union said many teachersthought this happened too quickly.Discussions on the proper amount of homework are common around the world. While somestudies have shown that homework may not really help young learners, other experts say that itcan help them learn how to develop study habits.In ROK, homework limits were set for elementary schools in 2017. However, teenagers oftenstudy long into the night in order to pass tests at school and get into university.In America, teachers and parents decide for themselves how much homework to give. Someelementary schools. have done away with homework entirely to give children more time to play,participate in activities and spend time with families.Pasi Sahlberg, a Finnish educator and writer, said that the value of homework depends on英语试卷(经典二）第6页(共8页)夸克扫描王口极速扫描，就是高效可器