妈妈注：儿子对亚历山大的历史故事非常着迷，也喜欢世界七大奇迹中的亚历山大灯塔，因此把这些写在了故事里。


Wonders Adventure


It was history class. Mr. Johnson told the children about


wonders. "Sight seeing in the minds eye, can


never be destroyed!" He read.


（妈妈注：这句话是国家地理世界七大奇迹纪录片的片头语，他记下来了。）


Chip liked wonders, so he wrote a book about wonders. He showed


the book to Mr. Johnson.


"Fantastic!" said Mr.


Johnson.


Mr. Johnson went to Biff's house. He wanted to


meet Chip. But Chip went out. Biff showed Mr. John the magic key.


"Oh! What a special key!" said


Mr. Johnson.


Biff went to help mum. "Oh! Bad


luck!" said Mr. Johnson. Suddenly, the magic key


began to glow.


The magic key took Floppy and Mr. Johnson to


Alexander's City. "I can see


the light house!" shouted Mr. Johnson.


They saw a large house. "Is anyone


in?" Mr. Johnson asked. Floppy barked at the


door.


A man came out. He's Alexander!


"Hi, are you all right?"


Alexander asked. "Oh! I...I just


..." Mr. Johnson was sorry. "You


must be the man who has the 'Heaven


dog.'" Alexander pointed at


Floppy.


"Can you help me?" Asked


Alexander. "Oh, I don't know


what's happening," said Mr.


Johnson.


"Tell me! OK!" Alexander


wanted Mr. Johnson to tell him about his future.


"OK!" said Mr. Johnson. He


thought that he could tell Alexander about his future.


"You can unite from Greece to East


Asia!" said Mr. Johnson. "Thank


you!" said Alexander.


Suddenly, the magic key began to glow.


"Bye!" said Mr. Johnson.


"Bye!" said Alexander.


Mr. Johnson told Biff about the adventure.


"What! Wow! That was strange!"


said Biff.

• pointed [´pɔintid] a.尖(锐)的；中肯的 (初中英语单词)
• greece [gri:s] n.希腊 (初中英语单词)
• seeing [si:iŋ] see的现在分词 n.视觉 (高中英语单词)