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First, a good plan gives you a clear1. For example, if you want to be an2, your plan might include studying maths and science well. This goal helps you use your time and energy wisely.

Second, plans make big dreams look more3. A big dream can feel scary. But if you break it down into small steps, it becomes easier. You can say, "This week, I am going to read one book about IT." These small steps are4.

However, not all plans work well. A good plan needs to be realistic. Ask5: Is my plan6? Do I have enough time? Also, a plan should be flexible. Sometimes things change, and your plan might need to change too.

The most important part is to7 to your plan. It's normal to8 tired or to fail sometimes. But don't give up.9 your plan and10 your best, you will find yourself getting closer to your dream.

True friends also know how to share. Last weekend, Lily won a ticket to a concert of our favorite singer. She3 invited me to go with her. We sang and cheered together during the concert, and that day became one of my happiest memories.

It's not easy to keep a friendship. We need to be honest and4 with each other. Once, I forgot to return Lily's storybook on time. I told her the truth and apologized. She smiled and said, "It's okay. Just remember to return it next time." Such understanding makes our friendship5 stronger.

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1.100词左右，信件的开头已给出，但不计入总词数；

2.语句通顺，意思连贯，书写工整；

3.文中不得出现任何真实信息（姓名、校名和地名等）。

（参考词汇：Langzhong Silk Carpet Museum 阆中丝毯博物馆   the ancient town 古城）

Dear Peter,

How's it going with you? Now I'm studying in Langzhong, China. I have a good friend, Teng Fei._________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Best,

Tom

China started trying a visa-free policy (免签政策) for some countries on March 14th, 2024. Thousands visitors have travelled to China because of it.

Maximilian, a 21-year-old young man, was (surprise) when he took the high-speed (高速) train to get to Beijing from Shanghai. It was so fast! He could (easy) forget the time while enjoying the beautiful scenery. He also found the workers at the train station were very friendly and humorous, he didn't feel bored at all during the train trip.

When Maximilian was a child, he hoped (visit) China one day. At last, he made it. The ancient buildings in Beijing just took his (breathe) away. When he visited the Great Wall, he couldn't believe his eyes. "The huge stone (石头) wall reminds me of a history book," he said, "and I feel like (walk) through time."

"China has a long history, and it is very modern at the same time. Life in China is much (colorful) than I expected. There (be) something special for everyone here. When I see my family and friends again, I decide to tell (they) everything about my wonderful time in China. I am ready to visit more Chinese cities," Maximilian said. Thanks to the policy, more and more people from other countries will probably visit China, too.

My best friend is Amy. We. We are both kind and hard-working, and she always reaches for my hand.

Last month, when I saw the big "58" on the cover of my maths paper, I felt like a heavy rock was in my heart. I knew I had to, so I asked Amy for help. She made a study plan and explained it to me carefully. her, I got good grades this time. " your progress!" she said excitedly.

The experience made me understand that as long as you keep trying, you will see. Besides, our friendship grew stronger.

A little boy told his mother that there would be a parent-teacher meeting at his school. He felt1 when she said she would go. The boy worried about his mother's2. Although she was very3, there was a scar (伤疤) on her face. The boy was afraid that his classmates would4 him.

Surprisingly, the people at the meeting loved her kindness and warm smile. However, the boy was still full of5. He tried to stay away from everyone. Then by accident, he heard a6 between his mother and the teacher.

The teacher asked, "How did you get that scar?"

The mother answered, "When my son was a baby, the room7 caught fire (火) one day.8 was too afraid to go inside, so I went in to save him. As I ran towards his bed, I saw a piece of wood falling. I quickly9 him. The wood hit (击中) me hard." She touched her face. "This scar will always stay with me, but I would do it again."

At that moment, the boy ran to his mother with10 in his eyes. He held her in his arms.

Is she kind? Does he like parties? Sometimes it's not easy to know that, but we can find out whether a person is an introvert (内向的人) or an extrovert (外向的人). Introverts are usually quiet and they spend lots of time staying by themselves. Being with people makes them feel tired. And they usually spend a lot of time thinking and take more time to make decisions. However, extroverts are very excited when they are with many people. They enjoy talking with people and they usually make decisions quickly.

Some people may think that introverts are shy. But in fact, being an introvert can be a great thing sometimes. Here are some examples.

Introverts often notice more things than others. When others are busy talking, introverts are more likely to notice things like body language and people's faces (脸). Extroverts might not notice these.

Introverts are better listeners when they have a talk with others. They're less likely to cut in before a person finishes speaking. And because introverts like to think carefully about things, they're more likely to listen to everything others say before they talk to them.

Introverts can also be great leaders (领导者). They know the people in their groups very well. So they can ask the right people to help them do great work.

Although introverts may find being with other people tiring, that doesn't mean they don't have or want friends. In fact, it means they make friends with others very carefully. Once they decide to bring those people into their lives, they will be very friendly to them.

Being polite can help us go a long way. Do you think you are polite? Start making these changes today.

When you ask for something, remember to add "please". And when you get something, say "thank you" and mean it. Using these words is the first step towards being a polite person.

Be a good listener. Let others finish speaking and wait till it's your turn to join the talk, even when you disagree with them.

Make good small talk. You may ask someone how their family is doing, how their new job is going, or if anything is new in their life. Keep your conversation comfortable for everyone.

Don't laugh at others if they make a mistake. I'm sure you don't like it when people laugh at you for making mistakes, so don't do the same to others.

How to be polite isn't rocket science, but it does take time and efforts.

A. Always use polite words.

B. Don't waste other people's time.

C. Don't speak while others are talking.

D. Or do you want to learn how to be polite?

E. It is always good to treat others with kindness.

F. However, never ask too many personal questions.

The groundhog (土拨鼠), however, lives through winter in a different way. As soon as it feels the weather turning cold, it starts to dig a hole (挖洞) at least 1.5 metres deep (深). There it makes a comfortable home with leaves and grass. It spends the cold winter months in its bed under the ground and it won't come out until spring.

The groundhog doesn't eat at all during the winter. Instead, it eats as much and as often as it can during the summer. As winter comes, the groundhog becomes so heavy that it can hardly move. When it wants to sleep, it goes back to the hole and falls into a deep sleep. Its breathing almost stops, its heartbeat (心跳) slows, and its body temperature falls to just above 0℃ during the sleep. When it gets up in spring, its weight is only half of that in autumn. By February or March, it's ready to leave its hole.

So years ago, people often waited for the first groundhog to go out of the hole. When it did, they knew spring was coming. There are some stories about it. One of them is about a groundhog called Phil. This animal could tell the weather. Phil went out of the hole and looked around every February 2nd. If he saw his shadow (影子), it meant that the winter would last for six more weeks. If the weather was cloudy and he didn't see his shadow, it meant spring would be early.

①This is my fifth day at the summer camp. I think I should tell you what I did in the camp.

②First, everyone had to get up at 5:30 in the morning. Then, we had breakfast at about 6:30. After that, we had some free time, so I went to the nearby lake to fish. But yesterday, I fell into the water and got wet.

③In the afternoon, there were different activities for us to choose from, such as archery (射箭术), horseback riding and hiking. I thought archery would be good for me, but I shot (射中) Jeff's hat. As a result, they never asked me to come again after that.

④In the evening, everyone had a different job to help prepare dinner. Yesterday, it was my job to cook the hot dogs, but I dropped them into the fire by mistake, so we had to eat bread instead. The other kids complained (抱怨) about it. At night, we sat around a campfire, singing songs and telling stories. That was usually fun. But one night, when I was trying to find more sticks (枯枝) for the fire, I got lost in the forest. After about an hour, I finally found my way back, but no one seemed to know what had happened.

⑤Well, today is another day and tomorrow I will go home. I have learned that camping is interesting but difficult. I am tired, but I might go to a camp again in the future.

Frank

We found out that teenagers from small villages do more chores than those from big cities. Maybe it is because they live a harder life. Our advice to parents in big cities is that parents should give their children some chores to do. Doing chores teaches teenagers to take care of themselves.

Lucy: I read a book about world records in nature yesterday. I learned many interesting things from it.

Bob: Sounds fantastic.

Lucy: Sure. Feel free to ask me anything you're interested in.

Bob: OK.

Lucy: The highest mountain in the world is Mount Qomolangma, and it's 8,848.68 metres high.

Bob: What about the most ancient living trees on earth?

Lucy: Do you know the most famous one in Xi'an?

Bob: I have no idea. Where is it?

Lucy: It's in the Zhongnan Mountains. So the tree is over 1,400 years old.

Bob: Wow! I hope to see it this autumn. Let's go on. Is the blue whale the biggest animal on earth?

Lucy: Yes. The blue whale is the biggest animal on earth.

Bob: That's amazing.
 

A. Can I ask you some questions?

B. The ginkgo tree is one of them.

C. What's the highest mountain in the world?

D. It can be even bigger than our school playground!

E. And it is said that Emperor Tangtaizong planted it.

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1.必须包含思维导图中的所有要点，可适当发挥；

2.文中不得出现真实的个人信息；

3.词数不少于80词，文章开头已给出，不计入总词数。

Small Things, Warm Home

Home is a place where we love and are loved. To make it warmer,

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Under a big tree, a little black ant is trying to find food. Soon, she finds a large bread crumb (面包屑) lying on yellow (leaf). The crumb looks much (big) than her. She is touching her feelers (触角) quickly to call her friends for help.

Before long, many ants arrive. Did you know (this) small animals can carry things 50 times heavier than themselves? That would be like a person lifting a car! Together, the ants start lifting the crumb with (they) mouths. It is moving slowly, like a little boat sailing across the green grass.

(sudden), the ants face a big stone. To them, it seems like an impossibly (不可能的) high mountain to go over. But no one wants (give) up. Some are pulling the crumb over the stone, while others are pushing from the sides.

Finally, they succeed in (bring) the bread crumb back to their home under the tree. The ant queen is waiting for them. She (touch) the ants with her feelers, as if saying, "Well done, team!" All the ants look extremely (极其) happy and proud.

This story shows us that ants may be one of the (small) animals in the world. However, by working together and never giving up, they can (get) great things. And that's how teamwork makes a difference!

the food here is! Don't miss it.

There is always waiting for you here.

where you come from, Qiannan welcomes you.

Welcome to Qiannan to this natural and traditional beauty.

Qiannan is its natural scenery and traditional culture!

1 October

Today I visited the Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge(花江峡谷大桥) in Guizhou, and it was amazing! And guess what? It has set two world records! It is now the highest bridge in the world and also the longest one in a mountain valley.

Let me tell you more about it. The bridge is super tall—625 meters from the road down to the river! It's also very long—1,420meters between the two big towers. The guide told us it only took three years and eight months to build the bridge. Isn't that cool?

Building this bridge wasn't easy. Workers had to face strong winds and work high up in the mountains. They used smart technology to put all the parts together. Also, there were many caves(洞穴) under the bridge! They used special tools to fill them and make the ground strong.

The bridge helps people a lot. Crossing the canyon took two hours before. Now, it takes only two minutes! This is helping nearby villages develop. Many people are coming back to open small hotels and restaurants.

But the bridge isn't just for cars—it's also a fun place! It has the world's highest bungee jump (蹦极跳). I walked on a glass walkway and had a drink at a coffee shop high above the ground. Soon, there will be a museum in one tower. The bridge is smart, too. It has special sensors to check if everything is safe.

Visiting the Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge made me realize that great engineering could bring people together, improve lives, and work in harmony(和谐) with nature. It really shows China's skill in building amazing things!