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When I moved to a new city with my parents, I had to join a new junior high school in Grade Nine. It was a top school, and everyone seemed to be1 at their studies. On my first day, I stood outside the classroom, feeling nervous and unsure. I didn't know anyone, and I was afraid I couldn't2 up with the others.

As the teacher led me into the classroom, all eyes turned to me. I felt my face turn red and my hands shake. The teacher asked me to introduce myself, but my voice was so low that almost no one could hear. After that, I sat in the last row3, too afraid to talk to anyone. During the first class, the math teacher wrote difficult problems on the blackboard. I tried hard to follow, but I couldn't understand most of them. I started to4 about falling behind.

Just then, a girl next to me leaned over and passed me a piece of paper. On it were clear notes she had taken. "Don't worry," she whispered with a smile. "I can5 you review after class." Her name was Lily, and she was the top student in our class. After class, she explained the math problems to me. She used simple words and drew pictures to make it easier to understand. Weeks later, our class had a group project about environmental protection. I was6 to join a group because I thought no one would want me. But Lily came over and said, "Come with us! Your ideas are important." In the group, I tried to share my thoughts, and everyone listened carefully. With their7, I became more confident. I even volunteered to give our group's presentation.

Now, I'm no longer the lonely new student. I have made many friends, and my grades have improved a lot. I know that without Lily's kindness and help, I would have8 up easily. It's true that a little help from others can make a big difference. No matter how hard the new environment is, we can always find warmth if we open our hearts.

I'm Mike, a student at Star Middle School. Let me (introduce) my school to you.

We start from the school hall. It's a big room in the front of the campus. All the school meetings are held here. Then we walk to the Science Building, which is behind the hall. There are many (lab) in it. Students (do) science experiments there every day. Behind the Science Building is the Sports Center, and I can (play) sports there after school.

At last, we go to the classroom. My classmates are all very (friend). I think you will have a great time at this school!

My name is Timo Halla. I live in Helsinki, Finland. Every Tuesday, I usually get up at 7:40. After breakfast, I walk to school. It's only a 10-minute walk. My school at 9:00. Each lesson 45 minutes long, and there's a break between lessons. I have one Finnish lesson and two home economics in the morning.

I like all the subjects, but my favourite is maths. I like it I'm good with numbers. We learn how to work out math problems in class. Math is very in our life, and I want to be a in the future.

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—It leaves at 4:30. We've only got 5 minutes.

— He is ________ father.

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参考词汇：knowledge (知识)，get close to (亲近)，valuable (有价值的)

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(Tina and Henry are chatting in the dining room. They are talking about festivals.)

Tina: Hi, Henry! There are many different festivals in a year.

Henry: My favourite festival is the Mid-Autumn Festival.

Tina:

Henry: We celebrate it on August 15th in the Chinese lunar calendar.

Tina:

Henry: We celebrate it by eating mooncakes. That night we always get together with our family. What's your favourite festival?

Tina:

Henry: Yeah! The Spring Festival is also a get-together festival in our country.

Tina: That's right. I always make dumplings with my family. We have a good time together.

Henry: Festivals bring us lots of fun in our life.

The food writer

This job will help you get a chance to taste different kinds of delicious foods all over the world. That makes the food writer one of the most exciting jobs. This job also needs you to travel to different places, and that makes the job more wonderful.

The bed tester

If it's hard for you to get up in the morning, then being a bed tester is a good choice for you. As a bed tester, all you need to do is to sleep on comfortable beds for hours and write blogs about your feelings.

The wildlife photographer (野生生物摄影师)

As a wildlife photographer, you can work close to all kinds of animals and enjoy the beauty of nature. What's more, you can take photos of those cute wild animals and share the photos to make others know your job well.

The astronaut

This may be the most exciting job on the earth because astronauts can travel into space. After you become an astronaut, you can travel and work in a spaceship. But this job needs you to be healthy enough and learn much about different subjects.

These special areas are home to a wide range of wildlife. From playful ducks to majestic eagles, wetlands provide food and shelter for birds. They also protect rare (稀有的) animals like antelopes (羚羊) and wolves, especially during migration. The water in wetlands is full of fish and insects, creating a rich ecosystem.

Wetlands are not just for wildlife—they are important for humans too. They control floods by storing extra rainwater and help keep our water clean. Many people visit wetlands to enjoy their natural beauty, go bird-watching, or simply relax in nature.

Sadly, wetlands are in danger. Pollution and development are destroying these valuable areas. It's crucial to understand their ecological importance and work to protect them. After all, a healthy wetland means a healthy planet for all creatures.

Many people find the MBTI (Myers-Briggs Type Indicator) useful. It groups people into 16 types, which start with the letter "I" or "E", such as "ENTJ, INFP" or more. "E" is short for "Extroversion" while "I" is for "Introversion". "I'm an ‘E' person. I should go to the party and make more friends." "I'm an ‘E' person. I'd like to work by myself. I could be a writer in the future." They believe different types can help them make decisions for activities, jobs or even life choices more quickly.

But there are also problems. Some people take the test for a second time and get different results. Some people find it hard to answer some questions. "I like watching TV by myself. But I also enjoy playing with friends. Am I an ‘I' or an ‘E'?"

When you take a personality test, you may think, "Oh, that's me." That's because the descriptions (描述) are generic. They can be used to describe many people. Research has found that over 50 percent of people get a different score when they retook the MBTI just five weeks later. Personalities can change with time, and they are not black-or-white, scientists say. You may be introverted now but become extroverted when you get older. Or, you can be both an "I" and an "E". Don't label yourself! Studies have also shown that the test is not real at telling people's success in different jobs. So, don't take it too seriously.