聽一篇短文，回答以下小題。

1.Why do children look forward to Christmas?

A. They can receive gifts.

B. They can have a big dinner.

C. They can play with their friends.

2.What may a woman buy for her husband?

A. A tie. B. A pair of shoes. C. A watch.

3.What are popular gifts these days?

A. Toys. B. Diamond necklaces. C. Computers.

4.What do most people like to do at Christmas?

A. Watch TV. B. Go travelling. C. Go shopping.

5.Where can you see coloured Christmas lights?

A. On buildings and trees. B. On cars and buses. C. On shelves outside.

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