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C. ）11.Ericwenttoschool thismorning?A.by B.by C.inhisfather’s ）12.WhywashisteacherangrywithA.Hedidn’thaveB.Hedidn’tpassthemathC.Hedidn’tbringhis ）13.WhattestdidhehavethisA. B. C. ）14.WhenwilltheRedRiverGroupcometoA.OnOctober B.OnNovemberC.OnDecember ）15.HowmucharetheticketsforthepopA.?28 B. C. ）16.WherewillthepopconcertbeputA.InTrinity B.IntheSouthBankC.IntheCitySomekindsofMachinesinSomekindsofMachinesintheAwashingwash Aprintingprintalot ,magazinesand Bikes,carsandtravelfaster A （25（25分 )22.Theytraveledallnighttothevillageandgot SundayA.for B.on C.at D.to ofmyparentsusedtoplaytennisafewyearsA. B. C. D. )24.Don’tturnontheTV.Lucyhasjustcomehomefromwork B．issleeping C．wassleeping )25.You crosstheroadwhenthetrafficlightsarered.A.can B.must C.mustn’t )26.Jasonwasillyesterday, hedidn’tgotoschool.A.or B.but C.for )27.WhileI withLily,theschoolbuscame.A.talk B.talked C.wastalking D.amtalking )28.Hewillsendmeamessageassoonashe inLondon.A. B. C.will D.is )29.Beijing,thecapitalofChina,isone citiesintheA．thebiggest )30.Thesephotos ontheGreatWalllastweek.A.take B.took C.weretaken )31.ThefilmMyOwnSwordsmankeptus allthetime.A. B. C. D.to )32.GALAXYNote3is .Whydon’tyoubuyA. B. C. D.the )33.ChenBingwenttoAustraliain2010. therefor3A.lives B.lived C.isliving )34.Thestudentswanttoknow 1,600wordsinamonth.A.howcanthey B.howtheycanC.whencouldthey D.whentheycould五、完形填空。（121分Happinessisforeveryone,andyoudon’tneedtocareaboutthosepeoplewhohavebeautifulhouses andswimmingpoolsorthosewhohave )22.Theytraveledallnighttothevillageandgotthere Sundaymorning.A.for B.on C.at D.to )23. ofmyparentsusedtoplaytennisafewyearsA. B. C. D. )24.Don’tturnontheTV.Lucyhasjustcomehomefromworkand B．issleeping C．wassleeping )25.You crosstheroadwhenthetrafficlightsarered.A.can B.must C.mustn’t D.needn’t )26.Jasonwasillyesterday, hedidn’tgotoschool.A.or B.but C.for D.so )27.WhileI withLily,theschoolbuscame.A.talk B.talked C.wastalking D.amtalking )28.Hewillsendmeamessageassoonashe inLondon.A. B. C.will D.is )29.Beijing,thecapitalofChina,isoneof citiesintheworld.A．thebiggest )30.Thesephotos ontheGreatWalllastweek.A.take B.took C.weretaken D.aretaken )31.ThefilmMyOwnSwordsmankeptus allthetime.A. B. C. D.to )32.GALAXYNote3is .Whydon’tyoubuyA. B. C. D.the )33.ChenBingwenttoAustraliain2010.He therefor3years.A.lives B.lived C.isliving D.haslived )34.Thestudentswanttoknow 1,600wordsinamonth.A.howcanthey B.howtheycanC.whencouldthey D.whentheycould五、完形填空。（121分Happinessisforeveryone,andyoudon’tneedtocareaboutthosepeoplewhohavebeautifulhouses andswimmingpoolsorthosewhohavemayoften37lonelyandthosewhohavecarsmaywanttowalkonthecountryroadsintheirfreetime.Infact,happinessisalwaysaroundyouifyouputyourheartintoit.Whenyouarein38atschool,yourfriendswillhelpyou;whenyoustudyatyourlessons,yourparentsarealways39goodcareofyourlifeandyourhealth;whenyouget40,yourfriendswillsaycongratulationstoyou;whenyoudosomethingwrong,peoplearoundyouwillhelpyouto41it.Andwhenyoudosomethinggoodtoothers,youwillfeel42,too.Alltheseareyourhappiness.Ifyounoticethosethings,youcanseethathappinessisalways43Happinessisnotthesameasmoney.Itisafeelingofyourheart.Whenyou44,youcanalsosayyouareveryhappybecauseyouhavesomethingelsethatcan’tbeboughtwithmoney.Whenyoumeetdifficulties,youcansayloudlyyouareveryhappybecauseyouhavemorechancesto45yourself.Soyoucannotalwayssayyouarepoororyouhavebadluck.Asthesayinggoes:Lifeislikearevolving(轉(zhuǎn)動的)door.Whenit46,italsoopens.Ifyoutakeeverychanceyouget,youcanbeahappyandluckyperson. )35.A.B.C.D. )36.A.B.C.D. )37.A.B.C.D. )38.A.B.C.D. )39.A.B.C.D. )40.A.B.C.D. )41.A.B.C.D. )42.A.B.C.D. )43.A.B.C.D. )44.A.B.C.D. )45.A.B.C.D. )46.A.B.C.D.Amayoften37lonelyandthosewhohavecarsmaywanttowalkonthecountryroadsintheirfreetime.Infact,happinessisalwaysaroundyouifyouputyourheartintoit.Whenyouarein38atschool,yourfriendswillhelpyou;whenyoustudyatyourlessons,yourparentsarealways39goodcareofyourlifeandyourhealth;whenyouget40,yourfriendswillsaycongratulationstoyou;whenyoudosomethingwrong,peoplearoundyouwillhelpyouto41it.Andwhenyoudosomethinggoodtoothers,youwillfeel42,too.Alltheseareyourhappiness.Ifyounoticethosethings,youcanseethathappinessisalways43Happinessisnotthesameasmoney.Itisafeelingofyourheart.Whenyou44,youcanalsosayyouareveryhappybecauseyouhavesomethingelsethatcan’tbeboughtwithmoney.Whenyoumeetdifficulties,youcansayloudlyyouareveryhappybecauseyouhavemorechancesto45yourself.SoyoucannotalwayssayyouarepoororyouhavebadluckAsthesayinggoes:Lifeislikearevolving(轉(zhuǎn)動的)door.Whenit46,italsoopens.Ifyoutakeeverychanceyouget,youcanbeahappyandluckyperson. )35.A.B.C.D. )36.A.B.C.D. )37.A.B.C.D. )38.A.B.C.D. )39.A.B.C.D. )40.A.B.C.D. )41.A.B.C.D. )42.A.B.C.D. )43.A.B.C.D. )44.A.B.C.D. )45.A.B.C.D. )46.A.B.C.D.ADidyouwatchthe2012LondonOlympicGames?Ifyoudid,youmustknowapersonwhochangedDidyouwatchthe2012LondonOlympicGames?Ifyoudid,youmustknowapersonwhochangedmen'sswimminghistoryofChinaandsetanewworldrecordforus.Yes,that'sSunYangwhogaveuslotsofsurprisebywinningtwoOlympicgoldmedalsinswimming.SunYangbecamethefirstChinesemaleswimmertoearnagoldmedalashewonthe400mfreestylewithanOlympicrecordinLondononJuly28th,2012.ItisthefirstgoldmedalthataChineseswimmerhaseverwonintheOlympichistory.AlloftheChineseareproudofhim.HeistheheroofthewholeChina.SunYangwasbornonDecember1st,1991inZhejiang.Heis198cmtalland89kginweight.SunYang'shobbiesaresingingandreading.SunYanglovedsportswhenhewasveryyoung.kepttraininghardeverydayandthatiswhyhehasmadesuchgreatNownearlyeveryChineseknowshim.Whenhegoesanywhere,hemustbefollowedbyfans,whichmakeshislifelessconvenientanddifficult,butheisveryrich.Sodoyouwanttoapersonlike )47.WhereweretheOlympicGamesheldinA.London. B.Beijing. C.Athens. )48.HowmanygoldmedalsdidSunYangwin?A.One. B.Two. C.Three. D.Four. )49.WhatdoesSunYangprobablydoinhisfreetime?A.Swimmingand B.SingingandC.Playingchessand D.PlayingfootballandBWildwoodSchoolLibraryThiswillofferyousomeinformationaboutourschoollibrary.Youcanusethisguidetohelpyourkidsuseourlibrary.Service3:00pm—5:30pmonschooldays;8:30am—11：00amonOnschooldays,yourkidsmayborroworreturnbooksduringopeninghoursonlywhenhisclassroomteacherallowshimto.Attheweekend,ourlibraryisopentobothyouandyourkids.Eachstudentcanborrowoneortwobooksatatime:Morebookscanbeborrowedonlyforclassreadingactivitiesandschoolresearch.Booksborrowedfromthelibrarycanbekeptfor15schooldaysThebooksmustbereturnedbeforethedue(到期的）dateorthekidcannotborrowotherbooks.Damaged(受損的）orLostWhenabookisreturnedinadamagedcondition,thekidwillhavetopaythreedollarsforthedamage.Fullpricemustbepaidifabookislost.Weencouragestudentstocarrytheirlibrarybooksinplasticbagstoprotectthemfromrainyweather.apersonlike )47.WhereweretheOlympicGamesheldinA.London. B.Beijing. 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D.Four. )49.WhatdoesSunYangprobablydoinhisfreetime?A.Swimmingand B.SingingandC.Playingchessand D.PlayingfootballandBWildwoodSchoolLibraryThiswillofferyousomeinformationaboutourschoollibrary.Youcanusethisguidetohelpyourkidsuseourlibrary.Service3:00pm—5:30pmonschooldays;8:30am—11：00amonOnschooldays,yourkidsmayborroworreturnbooksduringopeninghoursonlywhenhisclassroomteacherallowshimto.Attheweekend,ourlibraryisopentobothyouandyourkids.Eachstudentcanborrowoneortwobooksatatime:Morebookscanbeborrowedonlyforclassreadingactivitiesandschoolresearch.Booksborrowedfromthelibrarycanbekeptfor15schooldays.Thebooksmustbereturnedbeforethedue(到期的）dateorthekidcannotborrowotherbooks.Damaged(受損的）orLostWhenabookisreturnedinadamagedcondition,thekidwillhavetopaythreedollarsforthedamage.Fullpricemustbepaidifabookislost.Weencouragestudentstocarrytheirlibrarybooksinplasticbagstoprotectthemfromrainyweather.PleasePleasecallusat3362—1323formore )50.Thislibraryguideis A.teachersfrom B.workersinWildwoodSchoolC.visitorstoWildwoodSchool D.parentsoftheWildwoodSchoolstudents mustbepaidwhenastudentlosesthebookheborrows.A.Three B.HalfthepriceoftheC.Fullpriceofthebook D.Twicethepriceofthebook )52.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrue?ThelibraryisopenfortwoandahalfhourseveryStudentscanborrowmorebookstodoschoolStudentscangotothelibraryduringopeninghoursastheyStudentscankeepthebooksthattheyborrowforfifteenschoolCRonaldoLuizNazariodeLimawasbornon22September1976inapoorsuburbofRiodeJaneiro.Likemostofhischildhoodfriends,Ronaldobeganhissoccercareerplayingbarefootinthestreetsofhisneighborhood.Attheageof14,hejoinedSCristovosoccerclubandonlytwoyearslaterbecamethestarofCruzeiroBeloHorizontescoringatotalof58goalsin60matchesandearninghimselfareputationforhisexplosivepaceandoutstandingfinishingskills.Hisgoal-scoringrecordandunusualagilityledhimtobeincludedintheBrazilianWorldCupwinningteamthefollowingyear.AftertheWorldCup,manytopEuropeanfootballclubsweretryingtosignhim.Manypeople,includingBrazilianfootballlegendPelé,referredtohimasthemostpromisingfootballerofhisgeneration.SincehistransfertoDutchteamPSVEindhoven,Ronaldo’sbiographyisoneofsuccessaftersuccess.TwoCopaAméricas,aUEFACup,aDutchCup,aSpanishLeagueCup,andtwoawardsasbestplayerintheworld,allinthespaceoftwoyears,aresomeofRonaldo’simpressiveachievements.OnarrivaltoInter-Milanin1997,Ronaldobecametheidolofthelocalfanswhorefertohimas“ilFenomeno.”Sincethe98WorldCuphehassufferedtwoseriouskneeinjuriesthathaveseverelylimitedhisappearances.JustwhenpeoplebegantowonderwhetherRonaldowouldbeabletocontinuewithhisfootballcareer,heprovedtotheworldthathestillcouldplay.IntheWorldCupheldinKoreaandJapan,themagicalstrikerwontheGoldenShoeawardandtiedPelé'sBrazilianrecordforcareerWorldCupgoalswith12.HehelpedBrazilcaptureitsfifthWorldCupchampionshiponJune30witha2-0winoverGermany.ItwasthethirdtimethatRonaldohaseverplayedintheWorldCup.()53.Wecaninferfromthepassagethat comesfromarichbegantoplaysoccerattheageofwonatotalof58goalswhenhewas20yearsbecameastarofCruzeriroBeloHorizontein )50.Thislibraryguideis A.teachersfrom B.workersinWildwoodSchoolC.visitorstoWildwoodSchool D.parentsoftheWildwoodSchoolstudents )51. mustbepaidwhenastudentlosesthebookheborrows.A.Three B.HalfthepriceoftheC.Fullpriceofthebook D.Twicethepriceofthebook )52.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrue?A.ThelibraryisopenfortwoandahalfhourseveryB.StudentscanborrowmorebookstodoschoolC.StudentscangotothelibraryduringopeninghoursastheyD.StudentscankeepthebooksthattheyborrowforfifteenschoolCRonaldoLuizNazariodeLimawasbornon22September1976inapoorsuburbofRiodeJaneiro.Likemostofhischildhoodfriends,Ronaldobeganhissoccercareerplayingbarefootinthestreetsofhisneighborhood.Attheageof14,hejoinedSCristovosoccerclubandonlytwoyearslaterbecamethestarofCruzeiroBeloHorizontescoringatotalof58goalsin60matchesandearninghimselfareputationforhisexplosivepaceandoutstandingfinishingskills.Hisgoal-scoringrecordandunusualagilityledhimtobeincludedintheBrazilianWorldCupwinningteamthefollowingyear.AftertheWorldCup,manytopEuropeanfootballclubsweretryingtosignhim.Manypeople,includingBrazilianfootballlegendPelé,referredtohimasthemostpromisingfootballerofhisgeneration.SincehistransfertoDutchteamPSVEindhoven,Ronaldo’sbiographyisoneofsuccessaftersuccess.TwoCopaAméricas,aUEFACup,aDutchCup,aSpanishLeagueCup,andtwoawardsasbestplayerintheworld,allinthespaceoftwoyears,aresomeofRonaldo’simpressiveachievements.OnarrivaltoInter-Milanin1997,Ronaldobecametheidolofthelocalfanswhorefertohimas“ilFenomeno.”Sincethe98WorldCuphehassufferedtwoseriouskneeinjuriesthathaveseverelylimitedhisappearances.JustwhenpeoplebegantowonderwhetherRonaldowouldbeabletocontinuewithhisfootballcareer,heprovedtotheworldthathestillcouldplay.IntheWorldCupheldinKoreaandJapan,themagicalstrikerwontheGoldenShoeawardandtiedPelé'sBrazilianrecordforcareerWorldCupgoalswith12.HehelpedBrazilcaptureitsfifthWorldCupchampionshiponJune30witha2-0winoverGermany.ItwasthethirdtimethatRonaldohaseverplayedintheWorldCup.()53.WecaninferfromthepassagethatRonaldo A．comesfromarichB．begantoplaysoccerattheageofC．wonatotalof58goalswhenhewas20yearsD．becameastarofCruzeriroBeloHorizontein()54.()54.WhydidsomanytopEuropeanfootballclubstrytosignA.BecausehehadplayedintheWorldB.BecauseheoftenplayedinveryimportantC.BecausehewasthemostpromisingfootballerofhisD.Becausehecouldplayhardthoughhesufferedtwoseriousknee )55.FromthepassagewecaninferthatRonaldotookpartin biginternationalsoccermatchesinall. DALessonfromtheGrandfatherwasanelderCherokeeNativeAmericanwhohadawrinkled,nutbrownfaceandkinddarkeyes.Hisgrandsonoftencameintheeveningtositonhiskneeandaskedthemanyquestionsthatchildrenwouldask.Onedaythegrandsoncametohisgrandfatherwithalookofangeronhisfaceandthefollowingstory.“FatherandIwenttothestoretodayandbecauseIhelpedhim,heboughtmeapresent---ajack-knife.Iwentoutsidetowaitforfatherandtoadmiremynewknifeinthesunlight.Sometownboyscamebyandsawme.Theysurroundedmeandstartedsayingbadthings.TheycalledmedirtyandstupidandsaidthatIshouldnothavesuchafineknife.ThelargestoftheseboyspushedmebackandIfelloveroneoftheotherboys.Idroppedmyknifeandoneofthempickeditupandtheyallranawaylaughing.Ihatethem.Ihatethemall."TheelderCherokee,witheyesthathadseentoomuch,liftedhisgrandson'sfacesohiseyeslookedintotheboy'sface.Grandfathersaid,"Letmetellyouastory.I,too,attimes,havefeltagreathateforthosewhohavetakensomuchwithnosorrowforwhattheydo.Buthatewearsyoudownanddoesnothurtyourenemy.Itislikedrinkingpoisonandwishingyourenemywoulddie.Ihavestruggledwiththesefeelingsmanytimes.Itisasiftwowolvesareinsideme.Itisaterriblefight.Onewolfisgoodanddoesnoharm.Helivesinharmonywithallaroundhimanddoesnottakeoffensewhennooffensewasintended.Itwillonlyfightwhenitisrighttodosoandintherightway.Thiswolfstandsforjoy,peace,love,hope,sharing,modesty,kindness,friendship,sympathy,generosity,truth,andfaith.Theotherwolfisfullofanger.Theleastthingwillsetoffhisfiercesttemper.Hefightseveryone,allthetime,fornoreason.Hecannotthinkbecausehisangerandhatearesomuch.Itishelplessanger,forhisangerwillchangenothing.Thiswolfrepresentsfear,envy,greed,self-pity,guilt,lies,falseprideandsuperiority.Sometimes,itishardtolivewiththesetwowolvesinsidemeforbothofthemtrytocontrolmyspirit.Thissamefightisgoingoninsideyouandinsideeveryotherpersontoo.”Theboylookedintohisgrandfather'seyesandasked,"Whichwolfwillwin?"TheoldCherokeesimplyreplied."Theoneyoufeed."()56.Theboywasangry )55.FromthepassagewecaninferthatRonaldotookpartin biginternationalsoccermatchesinall. DALessonfromtheGrandfatherwasanelderCherokeeNativeAmericanwhohadawrinkled,nutbrownfaceandkinddarkeyes.Hisgrandsonoftencameintheeveningtositonhiskneeandaskedthemanyquestionsthatchildrenwouldask.Onedaythegrandsoncametohisgrandfatherwithalookofangeronhisfaceandthefollowingstory.“FatherandIwenttothestoretodayandbecauseIhelpedhim,heboughtmeapresent---ajack-knife.Iwentoutsidetowaitforfatherandtoadmiremynewknifeinthesunlight.Sometownboyscamebyandsawme.Theysurroundedmeandstartedsayingbadthings.TheycalledmedirtyandstupidandsaidthatIshouldnothavesuchafineknife.ThelargestoftheseboyspushedmebackandIfelloveroneoftheotherboys.Idroppedmyknifeandoneofthempickeditupandtheyallranawaylaughing.Ihatethem.Ihatethemall."TheelderCherokee,witheyesthathadseentoomuch,liftedhisgrandson'sfacesohiseyeslookedintotheboy'sface.Grandfathersaid,"Letmetellyouastory.I,too,attimes,havefeltagreathateforthosewhohavetakensomuchwithnosorrowforwhattheydo.Buthatewearsyoudownanddoesnothurtyourenemy.Itislikedrinkingpoisonandwishingyourenemywoulddie.Ihavestruggledwiththesefeelingsmanytimes.Itisasiftwowolvesareinsideme.ItisterribleOnewolfisgoodanddoesnoharm.Helivesinharmonywithallaroundhimanddoesnottakeoffensewhennooffensewasintended.Itwillonlyfightwhenitisrighttodosoandintherightway.Thiswolfstandsforjoy,peace,love,hope,sharing,modesty,kindness,friendship,sympathy,generosity,truth,andfaith.Theotherwolfisfullofanger.Theleastthingwillsetoffhisfiercesttemper.Hefightseveryone,allthetime,fornoreason.Hecannotthinkbecausehisangerandhatearesomuch.Itishelplessanger,forhisangerwillchangenothing.Thiswolfrepresentsfear,envy,greed,self-pity,guilt,lies,falseprideandsuperiority.Sometimes,itishardtolivewiththesetwowolvesinsidemeforbothofthemtrytocontrolmyspirit.Thissamefightisgoingoninsideyouandinsideeveryotherpersontoo.”Theboylookedintohisgrandfather'seyesandasked,"Whichwolfwillwin?"TheoldCherokeesimplyreplied."Theoneyoufeed."()56.Theboywasangrybecause A.hewasA.hewasnotsatisfiedwithhishisbackwasbadlyinjuredinahehadwaitedforhisfatherfortoohisjack-knifehadbeentakenawaybysome()57.HowdoesthegoodwolfdothingsintheA.HeneverfightsagainstB.HetriestogetonwellwithC.ItishardforhimtolivewithotherD.Sometimeshehadaterriblefightbecausesomeonehit )58.Wecanlearnfromthethirdparagraph “hate”is“hate”hurts“hate”is“hate”harmsone’s )59.WhatdidGrandfathermeanbysaying"Theoneyoufeed"inthelastWeshouldfeedthetwowolvesLivinginharmonywithothersisOurfeelingsshouldbeexpressedattherightThechoiceswemakedeterminewhowewill(共8分，每小題2分)Ofallthethingsweeatanddrink,wateristhemostimportant.Notmanypeoplerealizethis,butitisquitetrue.60,buttwoorthreedayswithoutwaterusuallyleadstodeath.Manypeopledonotunderstandhowmuchwaterthehumanbodyneedsatworkandmanypeopledonotdrinkenoughespeciallyincoldweather.61.Mostpeopledrinkwhentheyarethirsty,butweoftenneedmorewater,especiallyafterdoingexercise.62.Waterisveryimportantinseveraldifferentways.Mostpeopleneedaboutfivetosevenlitersofwatereveryday,butwedonotneedtodrinkthatamount,becausealotofwatercomesfromthefoodweeat.63,however,wefeeltiredandmaybecomeill.IfIfwedonothaveenoughAman’sbodycontains65%---75%MostpeopledrinkenoughonlyinhotWeneedtodrinkwaterbeforedoingThehumanbodycanlivewithoutfoodforalong )58.Wecanlearnfromthethirdparagraphthat “hate”is“hate”hurts“hate”is“hate”harmsone’s )59.WhatdidGrandfathermeanbysaying"Theoneyoufeed"inthelastWeshouldfeedthetwowolvesLivinginharmonywithothersisOurfeelingsshouldbeexpressedattherightThechoiceswemakedeterminewhowewill82Ofallthethingsweeatanddrink,wateristhemostimportant.Notmanypeoplerealizethis,butitisquitetrue.60,buttwoorthreedayswithoutwaterusuallyleadstodeath.Manypeopledonotunderstandhowmuchwaterthehumanbodyneedsatworkandmanypeopledonotdrinkenoughespeciallyincoldweather.61.Mostpeopledrinkwhentheyarethirsty,butweoftenneedmorewater,especiallyafterdoingexercise.62.Waterisveryimportantinseveraldifferentways.Mostpeopleneedaboutfivetosevenlitersofwatereveryday,butwedonotneedtodrinkthatamount,becausealotofwatercomesfromthefoodweeat.63,however,wefeeltiredandmaybecomeill.IfIfwedonothaveenoughAman’sbodycontains65%---75%MostpeopledrinkenoughonlyinhotWeneedtodrinkwaterbeforedoingThehumanbodycanlivewithoutfoodforalong Lights,cameras,action!It’smovienightwithyourfriends.Andyou’relookingforsomethingtosnackonduringtheLights,cameras,action!It’smovienightwithyourfriends.Andyou’relookingforsomethingtosnackonduringthemovie.Whatbettersnacktochoosethanpopcorn?InAmericanculture,popcornandmoviesarecloselytiedtogether.Itisoneofthemostpopularsnacksofferedatamovietheater.Popcornisapopulartreatmadeoutofcornkernelsthathavebeen‘popped’byheat.Oftentimes,thepoppedcorniscoveredwithmeltedbutterandsalttogivethesnackmoreflavor.Popcornhasahistorythatgoesbackabout5,000yearsagototheAmericanIndians.Cornwasamajorpartoftheirdiet,sotheyhadmanydifferentwaysofpreparingit.Theymadepopcornbytossingpreparedcornkernelsontoabedofhotstonesoverafire.Asthepopcornshotoutvariousdirections,peoplemadeagametoseewhocouldcatch68.What’s68.What’sthemainideaofthemostpopcorn.Naturally,theprize