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Now they know they should help each other. This is what friends really mean.

I felt something warm all of a sudden. A break in the4 appeared and the sunlight was shining through it down to the earth once again. I closed my eyes and turned my face to the sweet sunshine. Its warmth washed over me. Then I5 and saw the leaves left on the tree shining in the sunlight. Their colors were even brighter. I felt my spirits (情绪) rising slowly as well.

The few minutes of light6 me with joy. I walked back home,7 to nature and amazed at what a little break in the cloud could do.

In our lives, we all8 times when the world seems cold, dark and gray. In these times, nature calls on (号召) us to break through the clouds9 and share our light with the world. So when the gray days come, don't sit in the dark. Instead, break through clouds10. A helping hand, a kind word or a small act of love can warm and shine light into another's heart.

Boarding school students are also busy2.

Susan is a boarding school student. She lives in school3 Monday to Friday. At 7:00 a.m., she gets up and4 her teeth. At 7:20 a.m., she has breakfast. She begins her first class at 8:00. On Mondays, Susan has English, Maths, Science5 Chemistry in the morning. At noon, she has lunch. Then it's time6 the cleaning. In the afternoon, she has PE and Music. After school, she joins the music club. In the evening, she does her homework in the classroom with7 classmates. She often goes to bed at 23:00. Susan8 at home only on Saturdays and Sundays. But9 Sunday afternoon she has to10 back to school in her father's car.

—There are ________ on the table. You can have one.

—She has ________ hair and big eyes.

—At 8:00 a.m.

—I like playing the guitar and reading.

— Yes, you are right.

—I think trust and support are important.

邮件包含以下要点：你的性格爱好；学校生活；喜欢的季节及原因。

注意：

（1）语言流畅，书写规范，卷面整洁；

（2）文中不得使用真实姓名、校名；

（3）词数不少于90，邮件格式及开头已给出，不计入总词数。

Dear Mary,

My name is Li Hua. I am writing to you because I really want to be your pen pal.

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Yours,

Li Hua

Does reading books have something to do with collecting rubbish? Well, in an area in Indonesia, it does. There is a librarian in Indonesia. She often lends books to (child) if they give her some rubbish. It's good for the environment it can help kids read more.

is the librarian? She is Raden Roro Hendarti. Every weekday, she rides her bike with books to Muntang Village to change for plastic cups, bags and other waste. She (collect) about 100 kg of waste each week. Then some of her workers will send them for recycling (回收) or sell them (careful). She dreams (take) the "Trash Library" to other areas as well.

Raden wants to help kids enjoy (read) and know the importance of helping the environment at the same time. "Thanks the ‘library', we can help the earth," she says.

Kevin Alamsyah is11-year-old reader. He is (interest) in books and he often collects rubbish in his village. "Rubbish is very bad for our environment. That's why I look for rubbish to borrow a book," he says.

One day, our teacher took us to go on a trip to a mountain. It wasn't a very big mountain. However, it was still hard work. Do you know why?

That night, we had a big meal at the top of the mountain. At about 10:00 pm, we put up tents and went to sleep. When we woke up the next morning, we got out of our tents to make breakfast. We were very angry, but we could do nothing. We had no food for breakfast, so we went down the mountain early. On the way, we saw our bag was under a tree.

We found that a big raccoon (浣熊) was in the bag. The raccoon looked at us and made a sound like a cat. Then, three baby raccoons came out of the bag, and they all walked away.

Our teacher said, "Raccoons will steal anything. I think that's why they wear masks (面罩) over their eyes!" We all laughed. Then we began our long hungry trip home.

A. After dinner, we played games and sang together.

B. But to our surprise, the bag with our food was lost.

C. Then we knew who took the bag from us at night.

D. We ran to the bag and found it moving.

E. Here are some reasons why we went on a trip.

F. Because we took lots of things, like tents and food, with us.

Nana is a wonderful caretaker. Every evening, she helps the kids get ready for bed. When they cry at night, she looks after them. Nana doesn't sleep outside like most dogs—her kennel is right in the kids' bedroom. This special dog house sits beside their beds, so she can always watch over them.

Although Nana does her job well, Mr. Darling feels worried. He often wonders, "What do our neighbours think about us? Do they laugh at us because our kids' nurse is a dog?" He sometimes feels that Nana doesn't like him very much. But Mrs. Darling always says kindly, "Nana loves all of us, dear George."

Darling's family is usually very happy. They enjoy dancing and playing games together in their sitting room. Everything is just right until a visitor shows up—Peter Pan.

One morning, Mrs. Darling finds some dry leaves on the bedroom floor. She feels very surprised because they don't have any plants in the bedroom. When Wendy sees the leaves, she laughs and says, "That must be Peter Pan. He's so naughty—he never cleans off his shoes!" Wendy knows Peter Pan well, but this is the first time Mrs. Darling has heard about this strange boy.