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1、Traralgon College 2017 Term 4 LOTE Chinese  CAT 2

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Liangzhi L

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Language Learing-Colours

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Brief overview

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Chinese National Flag Guards ' Daily Training

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The People 's Republic Of China Flag Raising Ceremony

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Flag Stories  China, http   app 1 discoveryeducation com search?Ntt=chinese flag

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Intro worksheet

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Worksheet

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Tea A brief, reverse history Just under 40% of the Australian population drink tea regularly. Only water and coffee is consumed by more people. On average, Australians drink 9.5 cups of tea each week. Tea consumption in Australia While tea today is regarded as a quintessential British drink, it did not arrive in Britain until the 17th century (the 1600s).