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I like playing basketball, and my brother likes it  .

—That's true. It can ____ express their own fantastic ideas ____ improve their hands—on ability.

—No. All the students have gone to the playground.

注意：1. 文中需包括以上五个方面的要点，并适当拓展；

2. 开头和结尾已给出，不计入总词数。

Boys and girls,

I'm Li Hua from Grade Nine. We all want to be good students. But how can we make it?

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Let's take action to be good students! That's all. Thank you!

It was a hot summer's day. Clara was drinking a glass of juice in the garden. The grass was long and her mom was cutting the grass with a lawn mower (割草机). Suddenly, the lawn mower stopped working. Clara's mom looked upset and picked something up out of the grass. Clara wondered what was wrong and went closer to see. Her mom had a turtle (乌龟) in her hand!

"I think I broke its leg." she said to Clara, "I'm really sorry. Will you help me take care of it until it gets well?" Clara felt pity for the little turtle. Turtles move slowly, so it probably could not run away when it saw the lawn mower coming. And Clara's mom could not see the turtle in the long grass!It happened completely by accident, but they would try their best to help him.

Clara named the turtle Phillip. She and her mom took Phillip to the vet (兽医). The vet took an X-ray of Phillip's leg, which showed that it was broken. The turtle got a bandage (包扎) for his broken leg.

The vet told Clara that Phillip needed plants to eat, water to drink and a place to live in. Clara took the turtle home and took good care of him. She brought him fruit and leaves to eat and kept his water bowl clean. After 10 days of treatment, Phillip seemed to be better.

Eight weeks later, Clara and her mom took Phillip back to the vet and they were told that his leg was well enough to walk by himself everywhere. Because of the good news, Clara had to let Phillip go, though she wasn't able to bear to be apart with him. When Clara got home, she kissed Phillip, said goodbye and let him go. Clara would always remember Phillip.

Once upon a time, there was a wise old man who had seven sons. But his sons (be) always fighting. This made some bad people happy because they wanted to cheat the brothers out of their father's money.

One day, the father decided (help) his sons stop fighting. He brought them together, tied seven chopsticks together and said, "I will give all of my money the one who can break this bundle (捆) of chopsticks."

The seven sons tried to break chopsticks, but it was too hard. They all thought that it was (possible).

"Yet, my sons," said the father, "it's actually easy to do like this." Saying this, he untied the chopsticks and broke (they) one by one easily.

"Aha!" said his sons, "It's easy to do that way. Anyone can do it."

The father (go) on, "As it is with these chopsticks, so it is with you. If you stick together and help each other, you will do well, and nobody can harm you. But if you fight, you will be like these chopsticks are easy to break."

The seven sons listened (careful) and promised to stick together. They kept their promise and faced (difficulty) together, just as their wise father had taught them.

Have you ever been in a rush to get to school and had no time to eat breakfast? If your answer is "Yes", you are not alone. This has1 to many students. So, should students be2 to eat at school?

Some schools and teachers are3 about food and drink at school. Students mustn't eat in the classroom. Mrs. Hammond, a ninth-grade English teacher, says, "I don't like my students eating in the4, because they leave crumbs and wrappers (食物碎屑和包装纸). They make a big mess and it makes5 feel angry."

Some teachers and students don't think eating at school is a big6. Mrs. Deltenre, a Spanish teacher, says, "I think it's OK if my students eat at school. Students usually get very7 when it is close to lunch. Eating in the classroom can cause a mess, but they only need to8 the classroom . And if students feel hungry, they can't study well at school."

The9 of hunger on education would not be neglected (忽视). When students are hungry, they can't pay attention to their studies. Before a class is over, they may keep looking at the clock and always wait for the bell to10. This is why students need to eat well enough to keep their brain working properly.