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ὃூ⚪௃20191.Timmy,yourbedroomisdirtyand.Sorry,Mum.I'llcleanitrightaway.2.Youlooksoworried.WhatcanIdoforyou?Imykey.Haveyouseenit?3.LouisChaLeung-yung,oneofthegreatestChinesewriters,_lastyear.Hebuiltafantasticwuxiaworldandcreateddifferenttypesofheroes.4.Doscientistsagreethatthere'sathathumansinthefuturewouldliveonMars?1

15.It,buttheboyswentonplayingfootballontheplayground.6.TheSmithstheirchildrenabouttablemannersandalwaysremindthemtobehavewell.7.Isincelastnight.You'dbettergotoseeadoctor.8.Alibabaopenedahotelinwhichaseriesoftasks_check-in,lightcontrolandroomservicecanbedonebyAIandrobots.9.TherainyseasonusuallyfromJunetoSeptemberinmyhometown.10.Morethan20internationalstudentswithusnextweek,won'tthey?Yes,theywill.(20192

2ofindangertomatonoodledressupbeafraidturnoff11.Weshouldsaveenergybythelightswhenweleavearoom.12.Manywildanimalsare_,soit'stimeforustodowhateverwecantoprotectthem.13.Icrossingthestreetbecausethereisalwaystoomuchtraffic.——Youcanwalkacrossthestreetwhentrafficlightsaregreen.14.Lilyisinherroombecauseshewantstobethemostbeautifulgirlatthepartytonight.15.Thestudentsinourschoolusuallyhaveforbreakfast.3

32019ᱯsomeonewaittordecideeventhoughweekaswellas------high------mention-------Germanytry----------one'sbest16.CouldIaskifyouthistohertillnow?Yes,butsherefusedtolisten.17.theusualactivities,suchassailingandclimbing,therewasawritingclassinthesummercamp.18.Onabeach,runawayfromtheseaandmovequicklytogroundwhenanearthquakehappens.19.Inordertocatchtheearlybus,wehadtostopthem.20.Asisknowntoall,whobreakstherulesshouldbepunished.4

421.Heaskedfortwoleavetolookafterhissickfather.5

522.DuringtheWorldWarII,millionsoflosttheirlives.23.Whichsportareyouinattheschoolsportsmeeting?Nodecisionyet.Ithinkit_afterdiscussingwithmyPEteacher.24.ThestudentsinMissWang'sclassarealltostudyhardtogototheuniversity.25.Shewon'tleavetheTVset,_hersupperisonthetable.2019☘require,organize,wait,connect,sell6

626.Jackisagoodlearnerbecausehealwayswhatheneedstolearnwithsomethinginteresting.27.EnglishDayiscoming,andweanEnglishpartysoon.28.Hetohandinhissciencereportlastweek.29.Thewriterissopopularthathemorethan200,000bookssofar.30.WhereisGrace?inlinetobuySheisatthegateofthetickets.theatre.She(2019shetruepridetwelvebetween7

731.Decemberisthemonthoftheyear.32.Shewantsmetomeetanoldfriendof33.I'msorrythatthingshadtoendlikethis.34.Hetakesgreatinhischildren'ssuccess.35.Thecompetitionisopentokidssixandtenyearsofage.2019ᓭ!care,photo,teach,provide,bad,playground,lookafter36.Awell-trainedmath_canbringaclassroomtolife.8

837.AmotorcyclehitMaryyesterdayandshewashurt.38.Lilyisvery_becausesheisafraidtomakemistakes.39.Mr.Smithlikestaking.Heoftengoesoutsidewithhiscamera.40.Thetwosisterswilltheirbabybrotherwhentheirmotherisn'tathome.2019"!A.tidyB.emptyC.collectD.simplyE.produceF.promise9

941.Whenwemakea_toothers,weshouldkeepit.42.It'sagoodhabittokeepyourroomeveryday.43.1happenedtoknowthatmygrandpausedtoteasets.44.WhentravellinginSingapore,YoucanspeakPutonghuaalotofthetime.10

1045.TheChinesecompanyHuaweiisalwaystryingtothebestsmartphonesallbyitself.46.Bobwantedtogetsomethingtoeatfromthefridge,butfoundit__________________________________2019ᓭ#communicatedealliefinishdiscover47.Wethisbeachwhileweweresailingaroundtheisland.48.—Thereissomethingwrongwithmycomputer.——Don'tworry.I_withitforyou.11

1149.——Canyougowalkingintheparkwithme,Daisy?Sure.ImyDIYproject.50.——Whereisyourdaughter,Christopher?—Sheonthegrassbehindthehouse.51.MyauntwithaforeignerwhenIsawherinthestreet.2019$!aboveplantchildsincerain52.likelisteningtostoriesbyAndersenatbedtime.12

1253.1usuallyplaywithmylittlesisterathomeon__days.54.Adamhasbeenworkinginthehospitalheleftschool.55.Onehundredtrees_alongtheriversideyesterdayafternoon.56.Qomolangma,theworldHighestmountainisabout8,848metressealevel.(2019%௃valuable,wisely,livebroke57.Childrenshouldbetaughttomanagetheirtime58.Asweallknow,giantpandasaspecialkindofbamboo.59.Mycaronacountryroadyesterday.Ihadtoaskmy13

13friendsforhelp.60.Thereisanisland_thelakeinourhometown.61.Jazzmusicianscanthemusicwhileplaying.62.Atpresent,livinginthecountrysidemaybeagood63.Themagazineprovideslotsofinformationonfashion.64.Mr.Smithworkshere.It'shardformetoseehimasoftenasbefore.14

142019ᓭ#Satisfysheleafdecidelucky65.1likeautumnbestespeciallywhenthe_onthetreesturnbrown.66._,theoldladywassavedfromabigfirebyherneighboryesterday.67.ProfessorLiisquitewithhisstudents'creativeinventions.68.1wouldliketobuysomebeautifulhairclipsdifferentfrom_.69.You'dbetterthinkaboutitagainbecauseitisanimportant_.15

152019&'broughtworkoutinterestingtryoutleftbright70.Ourhometownhasmanysoftandsweetmemoriesinourheart.71.Theyareseenassymbolsofhappinessandgoodwishes.72.Marydecidedtoforajobatanafter-schoolreadingprogramlastyear,73.Weusuallyplantodosomething_,orgosomewheretogether.74.Althoughthestormbrokemanythingsapart,itfamiliesandneighborsclosertogether.16

162019()ஹ+,ஹ-.Asiatreatsilentanybodypayfor75.Hearingthebadnews,hesatdown.76.SpringFestivaliscelebratedinmany_countries.77.It'sterriblyhotoutside.Thereisn'tinthesquare.78.Theoldmantakesgoodcareofhisdoganditasafriend.79.I'msoexcitedthatmyparentsagreedtomytriptoFrance.17

172019/□getupinfactisgoodattakeinasymbolofaroundtheworld80.ScientistsareworkingtogethertofindacureforAIDS.81.Everyonesomething,butsomepeoplearetrulytalented.82.It'sveryhardfortheclimberstoairastheygetnearthetopofQomolangma.83.ThedragonplaysanimportantpartinChinesefestivals.ltis__________________________________theChinesenation.84._,manycountrieshopetobuildtraderelationswithChinabecauseofthe"BeltandRoad".18

1820191ᐶaloudlockbehavetheirlow85.Makesurethedooriswhenyouleavetheroom.86.1t'ssocoldtoday.Thetemperaturemaybethethiswinter.87.Thepaininhislegmadehimcry88.Maryalways_sowellthateveryonelikesher.19

1989.Whenourwashingmachinebroke,ourneighborsletususeCloze1(20193!45A)▅78☢Ḅ;ᦻ,᪷?;ᦻᑁA4B8☢C᪾ᑁᡠF11GH⌱J10GK+LMḄH4N⌕PQRHSTᓄ,VᐭXYᜐ,[XH஺many,two,it,zoo,because,what,only,China,besides,national,historyWithitsblack-whitecoat,theanimalisoneofthemostprecious(^/Ḅ)animalsintheworld.ItisnativetoChina,proudlycalledthect(l)treasure,,.(2)nameisPanda.Thename20

20of"Panda^nowrefersto(ᢣḄa)thegiantpanda.InChina,(3)theGreatWallandtheTerracottaArmy,thegiantpandaalsoattractstheworldwidetourists.Asthemostfamousanimalof(4),thegiantpandaappearsinthelogo(᪗c)oftheWorldWildFundforNature(WWF).Italsohas(5)chancesthanotheranimalstobethemascot(ᔡἝᱥ)ofinternationalgamesheldinChina.Anditshowsupasanactoronthebigscreen,suchasKungFuPanda.Thegiantpandaisregardedasthesymbolofpeace.InJapaneseয_____________________________________records,theTangDynastysentacoupleofbearsandseventypiecesoffurasnationalgiftstoJapan.The4t(7)bears^weregiantpandas.Onefemalepandausuallyhashonebaby,anditisnoteasyforwildpandastohavetwinsanyway.Ifyouwanttoseethem,you'dbettergotoChengdu.Why?ithemainbreeding(j21

21kcenterswerebuiltaroundthisarea.Certainlysomecity10Halsohavegiantpandas,suchasBeijingZoo,ChongqingZoo,etc.Thegiantpandasaresuchlovelycreatureslmᱥ.Moreandmorepeoplebecomefansofthem.Cloze22019opᕥ᪷?rᑁA4ᵨC᪾ᡠFHḄtuSvVX4w;x#ஹ(y஺C᪾ᨵ{GH|}~⚗஺bytakequickexcitingreturnwithoutherulewhichresultachievedifferent22

22Asafamouspianomaster,Paderewskiwasadmiredbymanypeople.Wishingtomakeprogressonthepiano,oneday,aboy1toaPaderewski'sconcertbyhismother.Aftertheywereseated,themothersawafriendandwalkeduptogreether,leavingtheboyalonein2seat.Catchingthechancetoexplorethewondersoftheconcerthall,thelittleboystoodupandfinallymadehiswaythroughadoor3wasmarked“NoAdmittancelQᐭSoon,thehallgotdarkandtheconcertwasabouttobegin.Whenthemother4toherseat,shediscoveredthatthechildwasmissing.Suddenly,thelightsfocusedonthepianoonthestage.Insurprise,themotherfoundherlittleboysittingatthepiano.5knowingwherehewas,theboywaspickingoutTwinkle,Twinkle,LittleStar.Atthatmoment,thegreatpianomasterappeared,movedtothepiano6,andwhisperedlὡ23

23intheboy'sear,"Don'tstop.Keepplaying.Thenhesatdownandaddedarunningobbligatol.Together,theoldmasterandthe24

24youngbeginnerchangedanembarrassingsituationintoawonderfullycreativeexperience.Itbecameoneofthe7partsofthewholeconcertthatevening.Thepeopleweretouchedsomuchbythemasterandthemotherwasshocked.Shebelievedthatsuchanexperiencewouldmakeabig8toherboy'slife.Infact,that'sthewayitisinlife.Whatwecandoonourownishardlyunusual.Wetriedourbest,butthe9aren'texactlysmoothmusiclikewhatwehaveexpected.Butwhenwetrustinthehandsofagreaterpower,ourlife'sworkcanbetrulybeautiful.Nexttimeyousetout10greatworks,listencarefully.Youcanhearthevoiceofthemaster,whisperinginyourear,"Don'tstop.Keepplaying.^^1.2.3.4.5.—25

256.7.8.9.10.Cloze32019ᶢ᪷?;ᦻᑁA4ᙠ[GXᜐVᑏG〉ḄH4wᦻK᦮MX஺l[XH--------------------weighthungrywastesteatseewellgoingcarefullyallWillitmatterifyoudon'ttakeyourbreakfast?Ashorttimeago,atest1giveninsomeplaces.Peopleofdifferentagesfrom12to83wereaskedtohavea2.Duringthetest,somepeopleweregiven3kindsofbreakfastsandsomegotnobreakfastatall.Scientistswantedto4howwelltheirbodiesworkedwhenthey26

26haddifferentkindsofbreakfasts.Theresultsshowthatifaperson5arightbreakfast,heorshewillwork6thanifheorshehasnobreakfast.Ifastudenthasfruit,eggs,breadand-milkbefore7toschool,hewilllistenmore8inclass.Theresultsalsoshowthathavingnobreakfastwillnothelpyouloseweight.Thisisbecausepeoplebecomeso9atnoonthattheyeattoomuchforlunch.Sotheywillputonweightin-steadoflosing10.Cloze42019ᓅ᪷?;ᦻᑁAᡠF4ᙠᦻḄVᑏGtuḄᓫH஺IhaveaphotoalbumlLH.It'sapresentfrommyclassmateDavid.IgottoknowDavidontheLtwoHday27

27ofmiddleschool.Webothlikedplayingbasketballandcollectingstamps,Zswealwayshadalotofthingstotalkabout.OnceItraveledwithhimtohishometowninthecountryside.HeshowedmeXaandIsawmanyinterestingthings.Wehada(wonder)time.Itisreallynicetohavesuch5,goodclassmate.However,lastsummer,David6.(go)toanothercitybecauseofhisfather'sjob.Beforeleaving,hegaveL(I)aphotoalbum."Ithasthememorableeventswehaveexperiencedtogether.Ihavealsowrittensome8.(note)undereachofthesephotos,5,hesaid.Iwas9r(deep)moved.IalwayslookatthealbumwhenIthink10.David.Ireallymisshim.28

28Cloze52019ᜩ29

29᪷?;ᦻᑁA✌4Vᑏᡠ¡ᓫH4w;ᦻK᦮஺[X▲VH஺ThevillagersinMhangeni,Africa,facedaverybigchallengelᢧᡊ.Theydidn'thaveaschoolfortheirkids.Thenthevillageelderthoughtofani1.Hesaidthattherewasanold,abandonedl¥¦Ḅfarmhouse.Itcouldbechangedintoclassroomsaftercleaningandfurnishingl§¨ᜓit.Allthevillagerswerep2withhissuggestionandstartedtheprojectimmediately.Theparentsrepairedthebrokenwalls.Somevillagersd3thehouseintothreeclassroomsbyusingpiecesofwood.Theothershelpedmakedesksandchairsforthestudents.Still,therewasmuchmoreworktodo.Buttherainswerecoming.Theyhadtos4workingfortheschoolasitwasnowthebesttimeforthemtoplant.SothechildrenofMhangenidecidedtofinishthehousebyt5.Theyhadtohurryassummerhadendedandotherschoolshadalreadyopened.Theydidn'twanttodelaylªᤁtheirstudies.Everydaytheywerebusywithworklikecuttingthegrassandclearingthebushesl¬30

30ᩈ.Thenewsabouttheprojects6andmanypeopleknewit.Twoteacherswhoworkedforthecountry'sDepartmentofEducationarrivedtohelpout,andtwoforeignvisitorswerealsotouchedl®¯bythechildren'sa7.Theydonatedmoneyforthemtobuytextbooksandstationery.After10daysofhardwork,thenewschoolwasr8.Thekidswereveryhappybutabitworried-theywerebehindintheirstudies.Besidesl◀....±᜛³this,theyalsofacedmanyd9.TherewerenotenoughclassroomstoholdallthestuLdents.Andtwoorthreestudentshadtoshareonebook.31

31However,thechildrenarehappytostudyinschool-e10intheirnewschoolwhichtheyhelpedtobuild.Thoughtheirschoolmightnotbemodem,theirdreamofhavingaschoolneartheirhomeshascometrue.1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.—Cloze62019´µ᪷?8☢;ᦻᑁA4ᙠ;ᦻḄXᜐVGាḄH,w;ᦻ᦮ஹ#஺Irecentlyturned30.ThinkingbackwhatI'veexperienced,Itooksometimetowritemyselfsomeadvice.Trust32

32Evenifitkillsyourrelationships.Evenifyouloseyourfriends.Evenifitmeansyouendupgettinghurt.1peopleeveniftheygiveyouareasonnotto.Butdon'tbetoonaivel·¸.Somepeopleareouttohurtyou.PeoplePeoplearethebestand2thingthatwillhappentoyou.Somewillhelpyougofurtherandfaster.Otherswillpullyoudowntotheirlevelandmakeyoulose.MostareOK.Manyareaverage.Someareexcellent.Youdon'tneedalotofpeopleorfriendsaroundyou.You33

33needamazingpeoplewhohelpyoujust3youhelpthem.Onlyafewpeoplewillchangeyourlifeforever.Find4.ValueTimeDon'twastetimeonpeoplewhocheatyou.Valueotherpeople's5Donotbelate.Thatmeansthatifyou'relate,youdon'tcareaboutthemortheirtime.Andthatalsomeansyouthinkyou'reworthmoreandthereforel¹ºᓃcankeepthem6.Somepeoplewilltellyouthatit'sOKtobelate.It'snot.FailFail.Failalot.Failoften.Failinmakingfriends.Failinwork.7pleasedon'tloseyourheart!Learnalesson.Ifyoudon'tlearnsomethingwhenyoufail,thenallyou'vedoneisfailed.Ifyoulearnsomething,thenyou'vegrown.Everytimeyougrowandfailandlearn,youbecomebetteratfindingoutthewayto8.34

34Cloze72018•½¾¿.;ᦻVXÀᵨ〉ḄHᡂ8☢Ḅ;ᦻ4ÂÃᡠ¡ᓫHVᑏᙠÄ⚪ᓱᢣÆḄÇÈ஺[GXÉÊVᑏGSvtu4K+LMḄᓫH஺WillJohnsonhasworkedhiswayupthelistofmostpopularstarsinhiscountry.Infact,itisnotsurprisingthatWillissosuccessfulifweknowabouthisearlylife.Somevaluablelessonshelearntasachildhavestronglyinfluencedhim1hislaterlife.Oneofthemwasfromhisfather2wasstrictwithhimandhisbrother.Once,WillandhisbrotherHarry3givenajobtorebuildabricklËÌwallintheyard.Thewallwasfiftyfeet4andaroundsixteenfeethigh,theboyshadtomixconcretel.Íandplaceonlyonebrickatatime.Theydidn'tknowwhytheirfathergavethem5ahugejob.6withtheattitudel᝱Ïof"onebrickmore,,,35

35bothWillandHarry------periodofsixmonths.Eachtimetheywererebuiltthewallin7abouttogiveup,theirfather8themuppatiently.Bothbrothersweresosadaboutthejobat9butaftercompletingthetask,theyfeltasenseofpride,andsodidtheirfather.EventodaywhenWillthinksthathewon'tbeabletodosomething,hewilllookbacktohisexperienceandkeeptelling10"onebrickatime”.1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.—Cloze82018´µBᔁVOL;ᦻVX஺᪷?8☢;ᦻᑁA4ᙠ;ᦻḄXᜐVGាḄH4w;ᦻ᦮ஹ#஺36

36Weallknowthatagoodnight'sresthelpsusstayhealthy.Afterwesleepfor7or8hoursinbedand_J_upnextmorning,ourmindisbetterpreparedtomemorizeandlearnsomething.Butwhataboutgettingarestduringthemiddleoftheday?Scientistssay,“Shortperiodsofsleep,nappingÑṑ,mayhelplearningandmemory.Nappingcanhelpyourchildrenlearnbetter.Itcan2helpolderpeoplerememberlonger.37

37TakeChinaasanexample.Chinesepeopleareusedtomappingafterlunch.Recentlyresearchersmadeasurveyamongnearly3,000Chinesepeopleover65yearsold.Theresearchersaskedthem_3_theynappedandforhowlong.Theyfoundthatabout60percentofthemtookanapandtheynappedfor60to90minutes.Theresearchshowsthatnappingforaboutanhouristhebest.However,thesearethefindingsforthose_4theageof65.Doctorssaythatnappingforaboutanhourmaybetoo5foryoungandhealthypeople.Andtheybelievethathalfanhourisenoughto_6youngandhealthypeoplefromfeelingtired.Bydoingso,7willhelpthemstayawake.Doctorsalsosay."Ifyouhavetroublefallingasleepat8,38

38takeadaytimenapforlessthan45minutesanddon'tnapafter3p.m.intheafternoon.1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.⚪ÓlÔVÕÖ⚪×1.IamJackieLee,anAmericanChinese.Letmetellyouaboutmygrandfather'slifestory.Mygrandfatherwas1in1932andgrewupinapoorvillageinFujian,China.Attheageof14,hefirstheardofAmerica.Itwassaidtobethelandofgoldandpoorpeoplecouldeasilybecome2there.So,mygrandfathercametoAmerica."Ihadthoughtitwaseasyto3moneyinAmerica,"hetoldme."ButwhenI4inLosAngeles,Irealizeditwasnottrue.Icouldn'tfindagood39

39jobbecauseIspokelittleEnglish.IwantedtogotoalanguageschooltolearnEnglish,5Icouldn'taffordit.Later,Iworkedinasmall6,servingtheguests,cleaningupthetables,washingthedishesandsweepingthefloors.Iwassuch7helpfulandhonestworkerthatmybosswaspleasedwithme.Iwaspopularwithmyworkmates,8.LifebecameeasierandintheendIenteredaneveningschooltolearnEnglish."Mygrandfatherkeptworkinghard,andfinallymade9dreamcometrue.Thingsdonotcomeeasilyinlife.ThatiswhatIhavelearned10mygrandfather.1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.2.40

40DearAnne,Howareyou?IhadgreatfunlastWednesday,112th,2013.ItwasatraditionalChinesefestivalcalledDragonBoatFestivalthatday.ThisfestivalisinmemoryofQuYuan,oneof2greatestChinesepoets.HekilledhimselfbyjumpingintotheMiluoRiveronMay5thofthelunarcalendar278BC.Peoplethererowedtheboatsto_3him.Butitwastoolate.Theywereverysadandthenthrewriceintothe4tofeedthefishessothattheywouldstayawayfromhisbody.5thenon,everyyearonthisday,peopleenjoy6Zongziwhichismadeofricewithmeat,eggsandsoon.41

41Inthepastweateitonly7ayear,butnowweregardeditasourdailyfood.Wecanhaveitanytimewelike.Haveyouever8thedragonboatraceonTV?Itisanotherimportantpartofthisfestival.Severalteamsrowtheirdragon-shapedboatsas9astheycan.Thefirstteamtoreachthefinishlinewins.IfyouhaveaplantovisitChinanextyear,would10liketospendthisfestivalwithus?Bestwishes,XiaoQiang1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.3.6.7.8.9.4210.

42Nov.26,2011,SaturdayCloudyFmupsetthesedays.Ihave1problem,andIdonot2howtodealwithit.Ihavehadalotof3everydaysinceIbecameaGrade9student.Ihavenochoicebuttodoit..Ioftenstayuplatetofinishitandthenfeel4thenextday.5Iunderstandthatitisimportanttodomyhomeworkand_6itinontime.SometimesIstilldon'twanttodosomuchhomework.Ialmosthavenofreetimeformyhobbies,7asplayingvolleyballandping-pong.TheworstthingisthatIevenhavehomeworkonweekendsandholidays.Thelongertheholidaysare,the8___________________________________________________homeworkIget.Ireallyfeelbadaboutit.Iamlookingforwardtoaholiday9homeworksothatIcanrelaxandhavesometimeformyhobbies.What6.7.8.9.10.43

43shouldIdo?Ireallyhopethatsomeonecangive10somesuggestions.Iamsuretheywillbeofgreatvaluetome1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.4.Todaypeoplecan1thephonetotalkwithothersalmostanywhereontheearth.Butwhenyouusethephone,youdon'tseethepersonyouare2with.Thatmay3inthefuture.Todaysomepeopleareusingakindoftelephone4'"Picturephone^^or“Visionphone^^.5it,twopeoplewhoaretalkingcanseeeachother.Picturephonescanbeusefulwhenyouhave6toshowthepersonyou'recalling.Theymayhaveotherusesinthefuture.Onedayyoumaybe7toringupalibrarianandaskto6.7.8.9.10.44

44borrowabook.Thenyou'llbeabletoreadthebookrightoveryourpicturephone.Oryoumaybeabletogoshopping8yourpicturephone.Ifyouseesomethinginthenewspaperthatyouthinkyouwanttobuy,you511gotoyourphoneandcalltheshop.Peopleattheshopwill9youthethingyou'reinterestedinrightoverthephone.You'llbeabletoshopallovertownand10leaveyourroom.1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.45

455.Tomwasapoorboy.HemadealivingbycleaningleatherlØ☩_1forothersinthestreet.Tomwasalsoa2boy.Onedayarichman3MiserappearedinfrontofTom.Hewatchedhis4shoesforawhile,andthen,lookedatTom.Tomknewthiskindofpeoplewell.Theylovemoneybuthatetospendit.Tomsaid,“Letme5yourshoes,sir.OnlytwopencelÛÜ4sir.Mr.Misershookhisheadandwalkedaway.Tomthoughtforasecondandthencalledout,'Tdliketocleanitfornothing.,5ThistimeMr.Miseragreed.Andsoononeofhisshoeswasshiningbrightly.1.2.3.4.465.

46WhentherichmanputhisothershoeonthestoollÝÞ4Tomsaidhewouldn'tcleanitforhim6hewaspaidtwopenceforhiswork.Mr.Miserwasvery7.Herefusedtopayanythingandwentaway.Buttohis8thewell-cleanedshoewassobrightthatitmadetheotheronelookevendirtier.Mr.Miserlookedround.Peopleinthestreetwere9athim.Finallytherichman10andgaveTomtwopence.Inaveryshorttimehistwoshoesshonebrightly.1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.6.Jerryisamiddleschoolstudent.Helikes1verymuchandhis1.2.3.4.475.

47favouritestarisJayChou.HeusuallypracticesJay'ssongs.Oneday,hetookpartinanimitation2ofJayinapark.HechoseoneofJay'smost3songs,hesangandactedwithhisheart.He4hewasactingjustasJayhimselfdid.Sowhenheheardsomeone5“onceagain,onceagain”,hewasmovedand6them.Buttohissurprise,theothertwo7ofJaywhowatchedJerryacttoldhimwhattheyreally8.TheywantedJerrytopracticemore9hehadactedsobadly!Jerrywas10andcouldn'tsayaword.1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.7.Xiaohongisaprimaryschoolstudent.On1,shehastodoallkindsofextrawork.OnSaturdaymorning,shehastopracticethe1.2.3.4.5.48

482.Intheafternoon,herparentswanthertopractice3.OnSundaymorning,shehasa(n)4lesson.OnSundayafternoon,shehastolearn5Doesthisgirlreallyhavesomany6?Nowadays,parentsinChinahavetoomuchhopefortheir7____________________________.Theyhopethattheirchildrenareableto8somespecialskillssothattheycanhaveabetterlifeinthefuture.Inmy9,fewofthechildrenarereallyinterestedintheselessons.Childrenarechildren.Theymusthavesomefreetimetoenjoytheirchildhood.AsanEnglishproverb(ß)goes,"Allworkandno10makesJackadullboy.”.2.3.4.5.49

496.7.8.9.10.8.ItwasDecember25th,myfriendsandIhadapartyinmyhousetocelebrate1.Everyone2themselvesattheparty.But3somethingunhappyhappened.IhappenedtofindDavid,myfriend,4mydiaryinmybedroom.AtthattimeIwasso5thatI6athim.Davidstoodupand7myhouseatonce,8sayingaword.Afterheleft,Ithoughtitwasnot9toreadother'sdiary,yetitwasnotpolitetoshoutat10.It'sbetterformetotellhimnottodothatpolitely.1.2.3.4.5.

506.7.8.9.10.6.7.8.9.10.9.ItwasSunday.Theweatherwasveryfine.ThestudentsofClassOnewentoutfora1.Theywentby2withfruits,vegetables,meat,cookersandsomeotherthings.Atabouthalfpastten,they3atthefootofahill.Therewasabig4andmanygreentreesthere.Birdsweresingingandtheairwasveryfresh.Thestudentswerebusy5forthepicnic.Someofthemweregetting6fromthelake,somewerewashingvegetablesandfruits,andotherswereputtingabigclothonthegrass.Atabouttwelveo'clockthelunch51

516.__________7.__________8.__________9.__________10.__________wasready.Afterlunch,theyhada7timesinging,dancing,drinkingandtalking.Atthreeo'clock,theybeganto8thehill.Thehillwasquite9,buttheyalltriedtoclimbtothe10ofit.Onthetopofthehill,theyfeltveryexcitedandallcheered.1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.10.Mr.Smithisasixty-year-oldman.Helovessports.Heoftengoestodifferentplacestokillhissparetimeandenjoysthebeautifulcountrysidescenery.Ona1Saturdayafternoon,Mr.Smithwent2inthecountry.Hecarrieda52

526.__________7.__________8.__________9.__________10.__________rucksacklàᒹonhisback,withastickinhishand.Intheevening,hedecidedtostopfora3.Hedidn'twanttosleepintheopenair,sohebeganto4upatentnearavillage.Thehemadea5notfarfromthetentandplacedapot6thefiretocooksomethingtoeat.Aftersupper,hespentthenightinthetent.Becausehekeptwalkingawholeday,hewasverytiredandfellasleepsoon.Atthemid-nighttheweatherbegantoturnbad.A7windbegantoblow.Atthattime,Mr.Smithwasstill8.Thenextmorning,whenhe9up,hefoundhimselfintheopenair.Andtohisgreatsurprise,therewasapig,a10agoose,asheepandacockrunningaroundhim!53

531.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.11.Itwasareadingroom.Aboyandagirlweresitting1adesk.Thegirlwasreading2whentheboysuddenly3,becausehewasreadingabookofjokes.Thegirl4himby5himtolookatthe6withthewords“Bequiet”.Theboy7sorryandstoppedlaughingatonce.Thenhethoughtofan8.Hetookthebookoutsideand9readingit.Helaughedas10

541.2.3.4.5.ashecould.1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.12.Oneday,MrBlackcamebackfromapartyvery1.Itwastoolate,andtheweatherwasverycold.Therewasnobusortaxi,sohehadtogohomeon2Heheldhis3underhisarms.Whenhegothome,heopenedhisbag.Hewantedtogethiskeys.Theywerealwaysthere.Buthecouldn'tfindthekeysthistime.Hewasworriedandhedidn'tknow4todo.Whenhelookedup,hesuddenlysawhiswindowwas5.Smilingtohimself,MrBlackthoughtofan655

551.2.3.4.5.Therewasaladderbehindhishouse.Hecarriedittothewindow.Thenhebeganto7uptheladder.Howdarkitwas!Itwas8forhimtodothat,becausehewasverynervousandhishatfelldown.Sohewasverycareful.Amomentlaterhejumpedintotheroomandhewasveryhappy.Butsuddenlywhenheputhishandintohis9,hewassurprisedtofindhis10justrightthere.1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.13.Itwasa1day.Inthemorning,Lulu'smotherwasbusydoingsome2.Whenshehadeverythingdone,shesaidtoherson,56

561.__________2.__________3.__________4.__________5.__________“It'stimetogetup,myson."Buttherewas3answer.Shecameintothebedroomandsaidagain,“Come4mybaby.Didyouhearit?It'stimetogetupnow."It5thatLuluwasstillhavingadream.Hedidn'thear6hismothersaid.Hismothercametohisbed,“Lazyboneslâã.Yousee,thesunis7now,butyoustill8inbed.Getup,mydear!”Suddenly,Lulu9,“Thadsunfairläåæ!Thesunwenttobedatsixo'clocklastnight,butIreviewedlmylessons1010o'clock.”1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.14.57

571.__________2.__________3.__________4.__________5.__________Itwasaquietmidnight.Therewasafullinthesky.Mr.Blackwassleeping.Suddenly,hisdog258

58barkingloudly.Maybethedoghad3somesound.Mr.Blackwas4up.Hewasveryangrywiththedog.Hejumpedoutofhisbedandheldashoe,wentuptothewindowandhitthedog5it.Thedogstoppedbarkingatonceandranaway.Mr.Blackwentbacktorest.But,afewminutes6,heheardthedogmakinganoiseunderthewindow.Hegoteven7angrythanbefore.Hejumpedoutofthebedand8uptheothershoeandwantedtohitthedogagain.Whenhewentnearthewindow,he9thedoglookingathimandholdingtheshoeinits10.Mr.Blackfeltsorryforthedog.1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.15Moreandmorepeopleare1thelifewithcomputers.Using

59computersyoucansendE-mail2andeasily.Youareabletosendaletterwithpicturesandsoundstosomeone,3intheworldwithoutputtingastamp.E-mailcansenditsmessagetotheothersideoftheworld4secondslè.E-mailiseasytouseandit5timeandmoney.Itservesfortwenty-fourhours.Soitdoesn'tmatterifyourfriendsareinbedwhenyousendE-mailtothem,oryouareseeingafilmatthecinemawhentheysendE-mail6.Canyouimaginethefuturewithoutteachers7computers?Studentswillteachthemselvesintheschoolsofthefuture.Computershelpstudentsdeveloptheirownwaysof8.Studentswillfollowthelearningprogramesbylookingatonlinelibrariesand9lessonsbyworld-classteachers.Iftheydon'tunderstandsomething,theywillaskotherstudents10orE-mailtheirteachers.Computersarebecomingmoreandmorepopularindeed.60

601.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.16DearMumandDad,I'mveryhappytovisitBeijingagain.Greatchangeshavetakenplacehere.Yesterday,IwenttovisitQimingMiddleSchool-Ihadlivedthere1nearlytwoyears.Maybeyoudon'tbelieveIcouldn'tfindthe2there!Ataxidrivertookmethereintheend,hesaid,“Beijingchangestoo3SometimesevenaBeijingercannotfindaway.”Now,Englishcanbe4everywhereinBeijing.ManypeopleareattendingEnglishclassesintheeveningschools,someofthemcanspeakverygoodEnglish.I'm5the61

612008OlympiccanbeheldinBeijingsuccessfully.1.2.3.4.5.17WangYaniwasbornin1975inGuangdong,China.1ababy,shelovedtodraw.Shedrewlineseverywhere.She2drewonthewalls!Herfatherwasanartist.Yaniwantedtobelike3.Soshetriedtostandlikeherfather4hepainted.Thismadehimlaugh.Oneday,she5linesonhispainting.Shewasonlytwoandahalf62

62years6,butherfathergotangry.Shecriedandsaid,“Iwanttopaintlikeyou!^^7herfatherthoughtabouthisownchildhood.Healsowantedtodrawandpaint.Buthisparents8understandhim.Theyjustgotangry.Hedecidedtohelphisdaughter9anartist.WangYaniwasfamousatayoungage,10shestillhasanormallife.SotheWangfamilyliveslikeeveryoneelse.1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.18DearEditor,

63Iusedtobeadoctorinthechildren'sdepartmentofalocal1SometimesItreatedchildren2havebeenpoisonedbymedicineforolderfamilymembers.Thechildrencaneasily3thebottlethatwenowuseinChina.SomedaysagoItalkedaboutmedicine4anAmerican.Heshowed5aplasticpillbottlethatis“Childproof'.Thedesignwas6simplethatI'msureourChinesefactoriescouldproducethese7easily.Thetopofthebottlelocks,butcanbe8bypressingdownonthewhileturning.Thisis9formostyoungchildrentodo,10adultscanopenthemwithoutanydifficulty.I'msurethattheexpenseofmakingsuchtopswouldbeverylow.Asadoctor,I'dlovetoseethisdone.Andmostparentswouldbegrateful.1.2.3.4.5.64

646.7.8.9.10.19Climbingamountainishardwork.Butonestepafteranotherfinallybringsapersontothe1Alongtheway,hecanstopandlook2.Andthe3heclimbs,themorewonderfulhisviewis.Ifhekeepsclimbing,hewillhaveanewworldbeforehim.Hewillhaveanewwayof4everything.Nowlearning5languageissomethinglikeclimbingamountain.Thisnewlanguagecangiveyouanewviewoflife.Anditismorethanalookatthesurfaceofthings.Itcanopenthewayintopeople'smindsandhearts,intoaculturelᦻᓄvery6fromtheoneofyourown.Thiswillmakeyouricher,7inthingsthatmoneycan'tbuy.Eventhoughyouneversetfootonashiporaplane,youcanbean65

65armchair8throughbooks.Likethemountainclimberwhostopsnowandthento9thesceneryaroundhim,everyonewhoisinterestedinreadingwillfind10inbooksashefightsontolearnmoreandmoreofthatnewlanguage.1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.20Itwasgettingdark.SomechildrenandtwoCanadianwomenwerestill1ontheicenearabighotel.They66

66werehavingagoodtime.Suddenlytheice2Oneoftheboysfellintothewater.Thechildrenshouted,"Help!Help!^^Theydidn'tknow3todo.ThetwoCanadianfriendsheard4andskatedovertogettheboyoutofthewater.Theicewas5.ThetwoCanadiansfellintothewater,too.Buttheytriedtheirbestto6thelittleboy.Theyknewtheymustbe7Iftheydidn'tpushhimupontotheice,hewouldsoondie.Manypeopleranoverto8Someofthemhadropesandpoles.Ayoungmanjumpedintothewatertowavethe9people.TheboyandthetwoCanadianwomenwereoutofwateratlast.Oneofthewomendidn'tfeelwell.Shewassenttothe10atonce.Butshefeltveryhappybecausetheboywassafe.1.2.3.4.5.

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