Many museums keep works of art, and some have valuable pieces that can never be replaced. These museums give the (公众) a chance to enjoy their treasures. In the past, everyone had to be (几乎) silent when visiting museums. Today, rules aren't that strict, but following some basic rules is still (必要的).

Respect(尊重) the space

    Avoid standing against the walls.

    Remember that no bags are (允许) in museums.

    No food or drink (在....里面) most museums.

    Keep the museum space clean and (扔) away all litter.

Respect the art

    No flash phones. Bright lights can be (有害的) to the art,

    No 8 (触摸) the art. Hands, fingers, heads or any body part should never come into contact with the artwork.

    Respect other visitors

    Respect other visitors

    Keep your (说话声) down.

    Watch when you go (往楼下).

    Stand in line while buying tickets or waiting.

    Following the rules above can help make everyone s museum experience safe and enjoyable.

提示：1）1.2米以下的孩子不能进入音乐厅；2）不能吸烟；3）不能吹口哨；4）不能拍照；5）不能将食物和饮料带进音乐厅。

参考词汇: audience 观众；can't be taken into不能被带进；whistle 吹口哨；concert hall音乐厅

— Let's look for it, or you can't ride your bike.

—__________.

A: Hi, Tony. Why are you in such a hurry?

B: I lost my bag. I remember I put it on the playground,

A: Really? When did you notice it was gone?

B:

A: Bad luck! Is there anything important in your bag?

B: Yes,

A: Don't worry. I can help you look for it,

B: Thank you so much! But what shall we do next?

A:

B: Good idea. Do you know where it is?

A: Maybe we are lucky to find it there.

B: I hope so. Let's go there and have a look now.