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【简答题】
Passage 4
New Year’s Eve Entertainment
Dec. 31,1997
Program
Items Performed by
Females Chorus: We Love China Dept. Singing Group
Folk Dance: Plucking Tea Class I, Grade 3
Recitation: Romeo and Juliet Henderson Joan
Skit: Necklace Grade 4
Popular Song: Love Li Yan
Male Solo: The Sun and the Moon More,
with Piano Accompaniment by Alice
Comic Dialogue: Studying Tony, Joseph
Beijing Opera
Juggling Ma Guang
Story: The Six Blind Men and the Elephant Han Lei
Ballet: The Swan Lake Catherine, Sophia,
Wang Hua, Li Ying
Modern Dance Liu Jun and others
Suona: A Rich Harvest Zhao Chang Sheng
Ballroom: Dancing Waltz Zhang Han, Li Na and Others
Now please find correct English expressions in the diagram to fill in the following translations:
A) Recitation: Romeo and Juliet
B) Folk Dance: Plucking Tea
C) Beijing Opera
D) Comic Dialogue
E) Females Chorus
F) Skit: Necklace
G) Juggling
H) Ballet: The Swan Lake
I) Modern Dance
J) Ballroom: Dancing Waltz ( )魔术 ( )芭蕾舞：天鹅湖
参考答案：
参考解析：
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