Did you have cereal (麦片) for breakfast this morning? If you did, you’re not alone. Lots of people eat cereal for breakfast every day. In fact, cereal is popular all over the world. It 【小题1】 (invent) by a man named Will Keith Kellogg.

Will was born on April 7, 1860, in Battle Creek, Michigan. 【小题2】 (he) first job was as a stock boy (仓库员) at the Battle Creek Sanitarium (疗养院). It was a place meant for people 【小题3】 were ill for a long time. When will grew up, he became a manager of the sanitarium. His brother, John, was the chief doctor there.

One big problem at the sanitarium was the patients’ diets. They needed healthy and tasty diets. Will was trying to find a good food to take 【小题4】 place of the bread, but it wasn’t going very well. Then, 【小题5】 (accidental), Will found something even 【小题6】 (good). He left some wheat to cook too long. When it was rolled out, it formed large, thin flakes. He asked his brother 【小题7】 (serve) it to the patients, and they loved it! In fact, they liked it so much that they wanted breakfast flakes sent to them even after they left the sanitarium. To make his cereal more famous, Will 【小题8】 (begin) a new business in 1884: selling packaged breakfast flakes. Before long, Kellogg’s breakfast cereal was popular in other 【小题9】 (country), too.

Will did more than just create breakfast flakes. His company made a lot of money. But he always shared it 【小题10】 others generously. He used much of his money to help children in need. Will Kellogg died in 1951. But his cereal is still one of the most popular inventions in the world.

What would people like 【小题1】 (eat) on their birthday? The answer would be different in different 【小题2】 (country).

In many places, people have birthday cakes 【小题3】 candles. The number of candles 【小题4】 (be) the person’s age. The birthday person must 【小题5】 (make) a wish and blow out the candles. If he or she 【小题6】 (blow) out all the candles in one go, the wish will come true. In the UK, people sometimes put a candy in a birthday cake. The child with the candy is 【小题7】 (luck).

In China, it is 【小题8】 (get) popular to have cake on your birthday now. But many people still eat very long noodles for their birthday. They never cut up the noodles 【小题9】 the long noodles are a symbol of long life. In some places, Chinese people also eat eggs on 【小题10】 (they) birthday. They are a symbol of life and good luck.

All of these birthday foods may be different, but the ideas are the same. They bring good luck to the birthday person.

Zibo barbecue(烧烤) is hot. On each t【小题1】 is a small stove(炉子). People can help themselves to wrap skewers（裹肉串）in a thin pancake, usually with a spring onion(葱) i【小题2】 the pancake.

Facts from Meituan and Dazhong Dianping s【小题3】 that booking volume(预订量) for accommodation(住宿) in Zibo during the five-day May Day holiday is higher t【小题4】 that in 2019. The number of people arriving and l【小题5】 through Zibo railway station has reached 50,000 a day. Most of them come to t【小题6】 Zibo barbecue. Visitors can visit some places of interest for f【小题7】 with their high-speed railway tickets(高铁票). There are also new bus lines, so visitors can “get on the bus to rest, get o【小题8】 to eat”. Volunteers are r【小题9】 to help visitors at the railway station. What’s more, Zibo barbecue is delicious and costs l【小题10】 money. Local people are warm to offer visitors water, fruit and even their homes to strangers who couldn’t find hotels. Why not go and see for yourself?