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Mike did not like to clean his room. Every day, his mum asked him to 1, but Mike did not listen. Mike's dad did not go to Mike's room very often. And he always said to his wife, "When I was his age, my room was untidy too. But now I am tidy and I have learned to keep 2 in their places. I think there is no 3 to worry about it."

One day, Mike's mum said to him, "Son, I'll be away 4 about half a month. I have only one worry."

"What's that, Mum?" asked Mike. "I worry that your room is too dirty. Please keep your room 5. I hope you can learn to do your duty," Mum said. "Great!" Mike thought. "She won't be at home to 6 me. I can keep playing computer games!" He kissed his mum and said OK.

But could Mike keep his 7? Of course not! He ate food in his room and played computer games every day. Several days later, his room was really dirty and he couldn't 8 find a place to sleep.

One day when Mike got home from school, he saw his mum standing at the front door. He knew why she was 9. He walked to his room quickly and started to clean. Two hours later, Mike's room became tidy. Tired but happy, he said to his mum, "Thank you, Mum. I can have a good 10 tonight."

The word family has special meanings to everyone and everyone is thirsty for a happy "family". However, because of different personalities, living habits, interests and hobbies, some unhappy things may happen among family members at times.

Learn to say thanks and sorry.

We always say thanks and sorry to others, but often we don't do that to our family members. And saying sorry makes them feel understood.

Talk with each other often.

Communication can happen in any place at any time. We can talk about our experiences and feelings with our family members in the car, at the dinner table or on the way back home.

Helping to do housework brings family members much closer. Since we live in one house, we should try our best to keep the house clean. It's easy to help do housework like making the bed or doing the dishes.

Spend more time together.

We are busy around all day, We can eat meals or travel together.

A. Share housework.

B. So how can we achieve (实现) family happiness?

C. we can understand each other.

D. By talking, we can know that we care about each other.

E. By saying thanks, we can make our family members feel they're important.

F. but nothing is more important than spending time with family members.

Why? A new study shows that some people feel nervous when they meet people they aren't familiar with. They are afraid to talk to strange people.

But don't worry. There are some ways to solve these problems. First, we should be brave enough to step outside our comfort zone (舒适圈). Second, we should accept some social invitations. Making friends online is not enough for most people to develop true friendships. Finally, we need to take action. As the old saying goes, "Actions speak louder than words." We need to actively talk to others and try to meet people with similar interests. If you are shy, start by saying "hello" to others with a smile. You can also join some clubs you are interested in to make new friends.

We should keep trying to make friends. It may be hard at first. But if we follow these steps and try to be brave, we can make good friends.

Start the chore with them. One of the most common mistakes that parents make is expecting their kids to know how to do housework themselves. Picking their toys up may seem like a job without difficulty at first. However, your kids may not understand how to put them away properly. What should you do? Instead of scolding them, try asking if they need help. Help them start the work, and then let them finish it.

Everyone needs to have a sense of responsibility (责任感). One of the most important things of teaching kids to do chores is to tell them that it's everyone's job to do housework. It's pretty important to give kids proper housework. A difficult job may make your kids easily give up, while a very easy job may cause your kids to feel bored soon.

Make doing housework become a good habit. From an early age, you need to teach your kids the importance of doing housework at home. Little by little, kids will understand their responsibilities of keeping homes clean. Finally, doing housework will become a habit.

"Are you looking for anything?" asked Sparrow. "I'll help you look!" Tortoise walked on with Snail and Sparrow sitting on his shell. They looked and looked, but there was no sign of a house.

"Are you looking for anything?" asked Ladybird. "I'll help you look!" Tortoise walked on with Snail, Sparrow and Ladybird sitting on his back. They looked and looked, but there was no sign of a house.

The sky turned dark. Thunder roared (咆哮) in the hills. The rain began to drip. Tortoise was frightened, and he shrank (收缩) back into his shell. It was warm and comfortable inside. "Oh, here is my house!"

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Dear Helen,

Your birthday is coming. I've got a present for you.

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With best wishes for a happy birthday.

Yours,

Tina

Sandwiches are a popular kind of food. People often eat them for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Some enjoy them a snack late at night. Sandwiches are very easy to make. You just put any kind of filling (馅) between two pieces of bread.

Usually, the fillings are meat, cheese and vegetables. However, it's also common (have) sweet fillings like jelly (果 酱). Sandwiches can be hot or cold. People enjoy them either way because they can just pick up the food with (they) hands and eat.

When people do that, they are (copy) John Montagu. He was the fourth Earl (伯 爵) of Sandwich in England in the 1700s. What's more, a sandwich (call) a sandwich because of him.

The Earl loved to play card games, and he would play for a long time. Even when he got hungry, he didn't want to stop to eat. So, he (request) the cook to cut some beef and put it between two pieces of bread.

The Earl could eat the food without a knife and fork while he kept playing. convenient it was! The Earl's friends saw that and asked to have the same (choose) as him. The food was later named just a sandwich.

Now, Americans (celebration) National Sandwich Day on November 3rd every year. It's a great time to enjoy old favorites and try new sandwiches. (actual), any day is a great time to have a sandwich, so why not make one for yourself today?

Our parents and teachers always tell us to "sit up straight" and "stand tall". But why do they say that? Is it just because they want us to look pretty? Or is there something more to it?

Meghan, a doctor, says slouching (低头垂肩地站或坐、走) can lead to sore necks, back problems, and even trouble with breathing. So maybe our parents and teachers are onto something.

They say that our spines (脊椎) are stronger than we think and that differences in how we stand or sit are just part of life.

So what does this mean? Should we all be sitting up straight all the time? Can we slouch for hours? No! The experts agree that we shouldn't stay in one position (姿势) for too long. If we're always sitting up straight to work on a computer or slouching to use a phone, that might cause us some trouble.

That way, we can avoid getting stuck (动不了) in a slouch. We should also make sure we take breaks and stretch muscles (伸展肌肉) from time to time. That will help us feel light in our steps.

Anyway, don't worry too much if you catch yourself slouching sometimes.

Just remember to sit up straight and stand tall now and then. Your body will thank you for it.

A. Our parents worry too much about our health.

B. The key is to keep our bodies active and change positions often.

C. A little slouching here and there probably won't break your back.

D. Our bodies are meant to move around, not to be glued to a chair all day.

E. The truth is that how we hold our bodies can be important for our health.

F. However, some experts say we shouldn't worry too much about slouching.

It was the first water landing by US astronauts in 45 years, with the first commercially (商业性地) built and operated spacecraft (宇宙飞船) to carry people to and from space. The return clears the way for another SpaceX flight as early as next month and possible tourist flights next year.

Test pilots Doug Hurley and Bob Behnken arrived back on Earth in their SpaceX Dragon capsule named Endeavour, less than a day after leaving the International Space Station and two months after getting into space from Florida. The capsule got into the calm waters about 40 miles off the coast of Pensacola.

"Welcome back to Earth and thanks for flying SpaceX," said Mission Control from SpaceX headquarters (总部). "It's exciting to see everybody here considering the things that have gone in the last few months since we left Earth," Hurley said after arriving back home in Houston on Sunday evening, where they were met by a small group of family and officials, including Musk. Musk had rushed to Houston from SpaceX headquarters in Hawthorne, California, to welcome them.

The astronauts' ride back to Earth was fast and hot, at least on the outside. The spacecraft went from a speed of 17,500 mph to 350 mph, and finally to 15 mph at landing. The highest heating was 3,500 degrees Fahrenheit (华氏度).

Within a half-hour of water landing, the 16-foot capsule was pulled onto a SpaceX recovery ship where doctors and nurses were waiting. The opening of the capsule was held up for half an hour by extra checks for dangerous rocket gases outside the capsule. After medical checkups, the astronauts took a plane to Pensacola and then to Houston.

"I was homeless when I was young and I had to stay in different places. I still remember sleeping in the car with my dad one night," Stewart said.

Stewart started using coupons five years ago because she needed to save money while taking care of her three kids. After getting ideas from a TV show about coupons, Stewart watched videos online and joined online groups to learn to get coupons.

The family's house quickly filled with things like toilet paper, toothbrushes, and soap. It became too much because their house was small. So, Stewart decided to hand out these things during holidays, because she remembered how it felt not to get any gifts when she was a child.

"A man said to me, ‘I've never had a gift during holidays,'" Stewart said. "His face just lit up. It brought a lot of comfort (慰藉) to me, and I decided to keep giving."

Friends and strangers also began giving Stewart donations (捐赠物) like food and clothes to hand out as well. Stewart's best friend Kearse also helped her by giving her coupons.

Kearse said she was not surprised by Stewart's kindness. "She's always been a giver, even when she didn't have much money."

Last New Year's Day was the only holiday since 2019 when Stewart didn't hand out her bags, because her family moved house at that time. But when she walked into her new house, the first thing she said was "I have so much space to keep things for the homeless."