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要求：

(1) 可适当增加细节，以使行文连贯；

(2) 文中不得出现你的真实信息；

(3) 不少于80词。

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A: Hi, Mum. We are learning about the festivals and holidays this week.

B:

A: I know many of them，such as the Spring Festival，the Mid-Autumn Festival and so on.

B:

A: I like the Mid-Autumn Festival best.

B:

A: Because I like eating mooncakes.

B: I like the Spring Festival best. Because I like eating dumplings.

A: Me, too. Can you teach me to make dumplings?

B:

However, comparing ourselves with others too much can also have some negative effects (负面的影响). It can make us feel stressed and unhappy. We may always focus on the things that others have but we don't. This can lead to low self-esteem (自尊).

The key is to find a balance. We should learn from others' strengths, but at the same time, we should also appreciate our own unique qualities. Everyone has their own advantages (优点) and disadvantages. We should be proud of who we are and not always worry about being like others.

First, we cleaned the rooms and swept the floors for the elderly. Then, we sat and chatted with them. They told us many interesting stories about their past. Some of them even showed us their old photos and shared their memories.

After that, we put on a small performance for them. Some of my classmates sang songs, and others danced. The old people enjoyed our performance very much. They smiled and clapped their hands all the time. We also played some games with them. We played chess and cards. Everyone had a great time. Before we left, we gave them some flowers and fruits. We hoped these could bring them some joy.

This volunteer activity was really meaningful. It made me understand the importance of caring for the elderly. I will participate in more such activities in the future.

Kevin Bonecutter is an American. These days, he has become famous in his town. Almost everyone here (know) him. That's he did 143 acts of kindness (善意) in 40 days.

What made him do these? One day, when Kevin walked past a lawn (草地), he (find) it was very dirty. So it took him all morning to make it (clean) than before. Then he sat (comfortable) on the lawn and enjoyed the sunshine. From then on, he (spend) his free time doing something meaningful, such as handing out food and cleaning the (street). On June 1st, he decided to finish 143 acts of kindness in 40 days.

July 4th, Kevin raised (筹集) money for (kid) with health problems. On same day, he gave a helping hand to an old man. "It was a rainy night. When I was driving down the street, I saw a man walking the rain. I drove (he) home. I was happy to help him." Kevin said.

Kevin (finish) the acts on July 10th. Why did he choose the number 143? "It's a special way to say ‘I love you'. Each number stands for (代表) the number of letters (字母) in each word — I (1) LOVE (4) YOU (3). " Kevin said. "And I plan (help) more people in the future."

As the (say) goes, "It's better to give than to receive." Everyone can make a difference through simple acts of kindness.

What do you like best about being at home? Maybe you like to2 your brothers and sisters. Maybe you enjoy staying with your mum and dad. They are your loved ones.3 time with your family is one thing that makes being at home special.

Your4 is another thing that makes home special. Your toys, your books, and your favourite things are in your bedroom. Consider what you like best about it. Maybe you like to have a place to read a book or to think about your day5.

Mealtime can be a special time at home.6 sit around the table to eat the food Mum or Dad has prepared. It's a time to7 interesting stories about your day.

There are a lot of things to do to make home a special8. Who does the housework like cleaning, cooking, or doing yard work? When family work together to do the housework, it makes the housework easier and more fun for everyone. Maybe you can help9 the dinner table or sweep the floor. Or maybe you can water the vegetable10 or the houseplants. Think about what you can do, so that when you come home every day, you can say, "Home, sweet home!"

要求：

1. 文案应包含图示所有信息，可适当发挥；

2. 语言流畅，层次清晰，书写规范；

3. 词数90左右。开头已给出，不计入总词数；

4. 文中不得出现真实的人名和校名。

Chinese Tea Culture

Chinese tea is one of the most popular drinks in the world. Today, I'd like to talk about it.

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In the past, learning English was quite different. Tian Lijun, who started learning in the 1990s, shared her memory. "Our textbooks were in black and white," she said, "We spent most of the time copying words and grammar rules. We learned how to read, but we hardly practiced speaking. It was like eating a meal with no taste." Now, things have changed completely. For students like Wang Mengqi, learning English is an exciting journey. "We have colorful pictures in textbooks and the topics are life-related," she said. "It is like having big meals every day."

Changes are also taking place in class. Tian's English classes used to be teacher-centered. It means the teacher talked a lot and controlled the class all the time, while the students mainly listened and took notes. But Wang's English teacher encourages everyone to get involved in discussion, group work and role-play. What's more, Tian's teachers mostly depended on the blackboard and chalk in the past. Today, teachers also use computers, iPads, smart phones, PowerPoint and even AI to guide students in their learning.

Now, students help "Li Hua" write letters about China to his foreign friends. Wang believes it shows China's growing cultural confidence (自信). "We are not just learning English to pass exams. We are also trying to ________. We students can be great storytellers," she said.

Home alone at night, you hear a loud sound. Your heart starts racing right away, and you breathe quickly. You are ready for a fight. The fact, however, is that some books fell off the broken shelf. But the reaction (反应) of your body seems as if you were in danger.

Fear is one of our strongest and most primary feelings. Being afraid of certain things protects us from possible dangers. Some fears are in our brains since birth, but we also develop new fears from our life. Most of us can ignore (忽略) the fears when it's clear that we aren't in any upcoming danger.

However, people with phobias (恐惧症) have a strong fear response (反应) that causes both physical and mental pain. These fears are grouped into three different kinds: agoraphobia, social phobia and specific phobias. Agoraphobia generally refers to the fear of open spaces. Social phobia is the great fear of all social events, while specific phobias are the fear of certain situations. Among them, specific phobias are the ones that trouble people the most. For example, somebody who has a great fear of heights may even try their best not to walk on a bridge.

What's behind the phobias? Let me show you. A friend of mine developed the fear of dogs after being hurt. One of my classmates dares not to swim because he once fell into a river. So you see, as soon as the brain thinks something is scary, it turns on the fight or flight response — preparing the body for action or leaving to make sure we stay alive. Remember that it's normal to feel scared sometimes, but if you feel this way too often and get sick, you should see a doctor.

Have you ever had a wonderful dream but only to forget it moments after waking up? Now, you might be able to do that—thanks to a new device (设备) that uses AI to turn spoken words into videos.

The Dream Recorder is made by a Dutch design company called Modem. It's a small device that you put next to your bed. This is exactly the creators' idea—to disconnect you from smartphones by having it work completely independently.

Here's how it works: As soon as you wake up, push a record button (按钮) on the Dream Recorder and speak into it in any language. The AI then creates a short video based on your description, which you can watch directly on the device's screen. The creators say these videos help you understand your dreams. Then you can have a deeper understanding of your mind and feelings.

However, you can't save these videos forever. The device only has enough memory to store your dreams for seven days. There's a reason for this: Dreams are just dreams, after all. The point is to help us stay with the present.

A. You can see how they are related to your real life.

B. Have you ever wished to show your dreams to others?

C. Describe what you remember of your dream to the device.

D. It does not connect to a phone, has no app and makes no sound.

E. Its goal is to catch your dreams while they're still fresh in your mind.

F. But that's long enough to see if you have the same kind of dreams again.

Fu Lu Shou can be found in millions of homes, offices and shops in China. Without, they are the most welcomed gods in Chinese culture. Each of them brings a type of good luck. For who know about the three gods, Fu Lu Shou carry even greater meaning in Chinese culture.

Fu is the god of happiness. He often takes a child with him. This child rules farming and its. People believe Fu can stop hunger and bring a lot of healthy plants. In ancient China, this belief widely by farmers, becoming a light of hope that guided them in the hard times.

Lu symbolizes success in work. He is a god and is often dressed as a government officer. The scroll (卷轴) in his hands is the symbol of education. It shows how knowledge one's future.

Shou is the god of long life. For centuries, Chinese people him with the star god that controls how long people live. It is said that he was born old and bald (秃头的). That's probably why his image has stayed unchanged in artworks, from ancient paintings to traditional statues (塑像).

According to Feng Shui (风水), the statues of Fu Lu Shou are always put one another. Their order from left to right is Lu, Fu and Shou. People put their statues alone because having the three gods together brings the best luck. This is the timeless wish for a happy life.

②Started in 2022, the bridge crosses a deep canyon with a span of 1,420 meters. Its height reaches 625 meters. It now holds two world records: the tallest bridge and longest span of any mountain bridge. Completing this "super project" took less than four years. But for other countries, it may take a much longer time. With the bridge, the travel time across the canyon is cut down from two hours to two minutes.

③However, the bridge is not just a road. It brings many other benefits (好处). Liang, a villager in his 70s, used to depend on bamboo boats to cross the river. "Now with the bridge, villages become closer." For farmers like him, it's easier to take what they grow to markets. At the same time, they can get what they need more easily.

④Furthermore, Guizhou plans to develop the bridge into a tourist attraction. Visitors can enjoy sightseeing, try exciting sports and use other services. It successfully welcomed its first tourists during the recent National Day holiday. This will create more jobs and local people can make more money.

⑤ ________ For example, there were usually strong winds and sudden weather changes. To deal with them, engineers came up with many smart ideas. They used BeiDou Satellite System, drones (无人机) and many other high technologies to build the bridge successfully.

⑥The Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge is more than a new world record. It stands as a symbol of technology, a beautiful landmark and an engine for local development.

What is bamboo? Is it a tall, thin tree or a kind of grass? To many people's surprise, it is a kind of fast-growing grass! Bamboo grows naturally in Africa, Asia, America and Australia. It has a hollow stem. This makes bamboo very light and easy to carry with much space inside.

Bamboo has been used for thousands of years and in many countries. China, one of the oldest and largest producers of bamboo, has been making use of it for more than 5,000 years. In ancient times, Chinese people used it for many things, such as clothes, houses and boats. One of the world's oldest pipes (水管) was also made from bamboo. Chinese people loved the grass so much that they wrote many poems about it. In India, bamboo was important for traditional arts and musical instruments. In Africa, people once used bamboo for buildings, food and even medicine. Today, new uses are still being discovered and developed.

As people search for a material that is good for the environment, bamboo often tops the list. It gives off about 35% more O₂ than a tree of similar size. It also takes in a lot of CO₂. Also, bamboo grows very fast—some can grow over a meter a day! This makes it a good renewable resource (可再生资源).

As a result, bamboo seems like a perfect choice for everything. It's an excellent building material. It can be used to make soft and fast-drying clothes. It's also strong enough to make beautiful chairs, beds and tables. It seems as if its uses are never-ending. As scientists study bamboo more, we can see that it will help us live in a better, greener world.

Dear middle school1,

As a student with sensitive skin (皮肤) and picky tastes, I've had great difficulty finding the right clothes. That's why I love you. But I never truly spent time2 you until these final days of middle school.

My school-day mornings are simple. I get up, have breakfast and go to school. But when it comes to weekends, you3 my morning choices. So there are many things I need to consider: Do the color and style actually go well together? Does this top match this4? After facing this weekly for a long time, I realized how5 you are. You save me the trouble of making choices. All I have to think about is6 I should wear a sweater inside.

People say school uniforms are not good-looking, but7, I think you are. I really love that blue and yellow pattern. You've8 my wrong idea of what really matters in clothes. Now, comfort matters a lot to me. But what I really like more is the sense of9 when wearing you. I want everyone to see the school badge (校徽) for Shishi Union Middle School. I feel proud because you10 show who I am and where I belong.

So I just want to say—thank you. I'll miss you forever.

A ninth grader from SSUMS

A: Excuse me, could you tell me the way to the nearest restroom?

B: Wait, are you Tracy? I'm Tara, your deskmate back in middle school!

A: Oh, Tara! You look more beautiful than before.

B: Thanks! How time flies!

A: Such a long time. Are you still in college now?

B: No.

A: Me too. I really miss those good old days at school.

B: Yeah, we had so much fun. Let's get a cup of coffee and catch up.

A: Good idea. But restroom comes first.

B: Oh, yeah. It's just around the corner, I'll walk you over!
 

A. You have changed a lot.

B. Don't you remember me?

C. I have worked for two years.

D. Can you tell me how to get there?

E. It's been ten years since we last saw each other.

Jane Goodall was a famous scientist who loved animals very much. She her amazing work with chimpanzees in Africa. Jane dreamed of studying wild animals from a young age. Her famous research began in 1960 and in Gombe Stream National Park in Tanzania. There, she lived among the chimpanzees and paid attention to their every action.

Jane's discoveries changed how we think about animals. She found that chimpanzees make and use tools, just like humans. This finding because it shows that humans are not so different from other primates (灵长类动物).

Throughout her life, Jane showed for the natural world and fought hard to protect it. Sadly, Jane Goodall passed away in 2025 at the age of 91. But she will live on forever in our hearts.

1. 时间：2025年5月4日

2. 地点：广东博物馆

3. 内容：七年级学生：当导游，带参观者到不同展馆

八年级学生：表演话剧，介绍广州历史

九年级学生：制作海报，帮助人们了解岭南文化

4. 意义 (活动对你个人和社会的意义)

注意：1、参考词汇：展馆 (display room)、海报 (poster)；

2、词数：80词左右 (日记的开头已给出， 不计入词数)；

3、不得透露学校、姓名任何信息，否则不予评分。

Thursday, May 4^th, 2025

Dear diary,

I went to the Guangdong Museum with my schoolmates to do some voluntary work today.

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Let's an easy question.

The movie a true story.