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Kids,are you able to get the ideas to celebrate your birthday and make the day different

？ We have some party ideas for your birthday. Friends are always special. There are a lot of special memories associated with your friendship. The camping trips,fishing or parties are special to you because of the friendship. Here we have some tips for you to organize a fantastic birthday party for your friend. Go ahead and have some fun with your friends.

Decide a location to have the party. It may be your room or your backyard. But whatever you choose,consider a place which is a bit spacious. If you don't have enough space in your house,you can also hire the local church hall or any other rental (出租的) place.

Save money by yourself to host the party or you can ask your parents for help.

Choose a theme for the party. If your friend likes aliens then you can have an alien theme for the party. Consider your friend's choice as the first preference.

Select the menus wisely so that all your guests will have a hearty (丰盛的) meal. And remember to serve the meal warm-heartedly.

1. According to the passage, some activities are special because of（）.

A.memories

B.money

C.the meal

D.friendship

2. The underlined word “location”means “（）”

A.place

B.society

C.garden

D.playground

3. There are（）tips in the passage.

A.three

B.our

C.five

D.six

4. Which is NOT true according to the passage？（）

A.we can rent a place to the birthday party

B.We should save money to hold the birthday party

C.We can't choose an alien theme for the birthday party

D.We can select the menus to make guests have a good meal

5. The main idea of the passage is（）.

A.how to choose a theme for a party

B.how to have birthday parties

C.how to make good friends

D.how to choose a place for a party

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