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ーー st ichthyosaur Skull Mary Anning found 加 Have you ever heard the tongue twister “She sells seashells by the seashore'? “She' is said to be Mary Anning, a British fossil hunter. Coastal cliffS near Marys home in southern England were rich in ammonites an other fossils、 In her childhood, Mary contributed to her family's finances by selling these fossils to visitors. 加 in isn Mary's brother found the fossilized head of a large animal. It was 1.2 meters long and resembled the head of a crocodile. Twelve-yearold Mary continued to look for the rest of the crocodile-like creature. A year later she caused a sensation by digging out the remaining parts of a 5.5meter-long reptile, which was Jater identified as an ichthyosaur. Even though parts of this reptile had been discovered previously,、 Mary's find was the first complete fossil to be assembled. 旭 Fossil hunting in 19thcentury Britain was popular among uppercclass men, so it Was astonishing that Mary a gr from a poor, working-class family, discovered the precious fossil. Mary's passion for fossils lasted all her Ife. As her scientific knowledge greW, she made several more important finds, which helped to build our pictere of jife on the earth.

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10 重 Tom wanted to play a tiick on Jack becanse it was Aprl Fools Day He "Jack, do you know that the shop on the corner js paying 5 "cents for old bottles? - You have any around the house, you should take them to fhe shop.′ Jack ーー wanted more money so he didnt think about what day it was. As soon as he WP back home, he asked his mother to collect al the old bottles in the house. JaCk them from her and went to the Shop. ・ ~Tm told youre paying 5 cents for a botte' he said to the *?shopkeeper We here are ten botHes. yThat wil be 50 cents, please.′ The shopkeeper thought was joking, but soon remembered i was April Fools' Day, He said to Jack, "T think Someone played a trick on you, young man." 院 Atfmst Jack was Very angry But then he had a 'good' idea、 He quickly went to Tom's honuse and rang fhe doorbell.、 When Tom opened the door Jack was smiling. Tom couidnt nnderstand why Jack looked so happr "D .…Did you go to the shop On the corner?” Tom asked. got Jack answered, “Oh, yes. Of course、 But Tom, 。You were wrong. The Shopkeeper is paying onjy 4 cents。 not 5 cents. I got 40 cents for ten bottles, anyway, Thank you very much for the advice.′ He smiled again and went back to his own house. 放 After Jack went home, Tom began to collect as many bottles as possible. Before noon,。he got so many that he asked his father to carry them to the shop by truck. 1 have 400 botdes for you" he said to the Shopkeeper. “That wil be 16 dollars, please.′ You, too!" the shopkeeper said. "T know pSomeone who *Yhad a fne April Fools Day with his fiend" And then Tom knew that ghe was the bigger fool. - 317wordgs :

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10 重 Tom wanted to play a tiick on Jack becanse it was Aprl Fools Day He "Jack, do you know that the shop on the corner js paying 5 "cents for old bottles? - You have any around the house, you should take them to fhe shop.′ Jack ーー wanted more money so he didnt think about what day it was. As soon as he WP back home, he asked his mother to collect al the old bottles in the house. JaCk them from her and went to the Shop. ・ ~Tm told youre paying 5 cents for a botte' he said to the *?shopkeeper We here are ten botHes. yThat wil be 50 cents, please.′ The shopkeeper thought was joking, but soon remembered i was April Fools' Day, He said to Jack, "T think Someone played a trick on you, young man." 院 Atfmst Jack was Very angry But then he had a 'good' idea、 He quickly went to Tom's honuse and rang fhe doorbell.、 When Tom opened the door Jack was smiling. Tom couidnt nnderstand why Jack looked so happr "D .…Did you go to the shop On the corner?” Tom asked. got Jack answered, “Oh, yes. Of course、 But Tom, 。You were wrong. The Shopkeeper is paying onjy 4 cents。 not 5 cents. I got 40 cents for ten bottles, anyway, Thank you very much for the advice.′ He smiled again and went back to his own house. 放 After Jack went home, Tom began to collect as many bottles as possible. Before noon,。he got so many that he asked his father to carry them to the shop by truck. 1 have 400 botdes for you" he said to the Shopkeeper. “That wil be 16 dollars, please.′ You, too!" the shopkeeper said. "T know pSomeone who *Yhad a fne April Fools Day with his fiend" And then Tom knew that ghe was the bigger fool. - 317wordgs :