题目内容：

Many people’s picture of knitting (编织) includes grandmothers sitting in rocking chairs with a fat cat in their laps. But teenagers are taking up the old arts of knitting and turning them into trendy hobbies.

1., and it was sometimes hard to find nice yarn (纱线) in the US. Not anymore.

Anel Aguayo is known as “the yarn lady” at Beverly Fabrics in San Jose, California. She says that “yarn sells faster than I can put it out”. 2.. Even kids as young as 11 shop there.

Cassie Marshall, 14, began knitting about two years ago after her grandmother taught her how. At her school, a club sold things the students knitted to raise money for Hurricane Katrina victims.

3.. Lacey Cope started crocheting (钩编) when she was eight, and began to knit at 12.

“It is relaxing and gives me something to do with my hands,” Cope explained.

Cope has noticed the popularity of her hobby. “It used to drive me crazy seeing people trying to knit. Now I like it, but only if they are trying for themselves, not because it is popular.”

She learned to knit from the Internet.4..

At Waldorf Schools, knitting is part of the curriculum (课程) for boys and girls.5..

A.Her department is always crowded

B.If you are looking for a hobby, give knitting a try

C. Ten years ago, few young people knew how to knit

D. And she finds patterns and buys yarn through eBay

E. A few kids started knitting before it became popular

F. A lot of time in class people knit instead of studying

G. The school believes knitting helps children learn hand-eye coordination (协调) and improves their study skills