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I am an English school boy of fourteen years old.I was born in Brighton，a city 76 kilometres south of London.Now my family and I lived in Blackheath，a suburb （郊區(qū) ） of London.My father works as an engineer in a big computer company and my mother works as a doctor in a local hospital.They are always very busy with their work，so they can hardly have much time to do housework.When I was ten years old，to help them，I started to learn doing housework.First I learned to do the dishes and then do other kinds of housework，such as cooking，cleaning the house and watering the flowers in the garden behind our house，etc.Now I often do housework when I don't need to go to school at weekends or during the holidays.
I think doing housework is really meaningful.And I have benefited （受益） a lot from it.First，it makes me more independent.Now I can not only look after myself but also look after my eleven - year - old sister.Second，it helps to keep me healthy and strong because some hard housework can be looked on as a kind of physical exercise.Third，it lets me learn about the value of doing housework.My parents work for the family and as a member of the family，I can also work for it in some way，so I always feel happy when I finish doing housework.Last but not least，I have learned a lot of life skills by doing housework.
（1）Where was Tony born？
He?was?born?in?Brighton.He?was?born?in?Brighton.
（2）What does Tony's mother do？
A doctor.A doctor.
（3）When did Tony start to learn doing housework？
When?he?was?ten?years?old.When?he?was?ten?years?old.
（4）How old is Tony's younger sister？
11 years old.11 years old.
（5）How many benefits does Tony get from doing housework？
4.4.
【答案】He?was?born?in?Brighton.；A doctor.；When?he?was?ten?years?old.；11 years old.；4.
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