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Sophie is an eleven-year-old pupil. She lives in Brighton, England with her parents and she enjoys her daily life.

She usually gets up at a quarter to eight and starts her1 day. Then she has a shower and gets dressed. After that, she goes downstairs and has2 with her parents. She usually has milk, bread and orange juice. Then she3 her teeth because she likes them white and healthy!

After that, she gets her school bag and goes to the bus stop to4the school bus. Classes start at half past eight and finish at half past four. She usually has lunch at the school canteen with her5 at about 12 o'clock. Her best friend is Amy, and Sophie always6 next to her at lunch. They usually eat rice, soup, salad and meat. They have a7 for one and a half hours and then they go on with their afternoon classes.

After school she returns home and does her homework. She is a very8 pupil, so she never forgets a school task! After homework, she usually listens to music and watches TV a bit.

At half past seven it is time for dinner. She likes eating a sandwich with strawberry juice. Then she usually reads a book or9 the school day with her parents for a while.

10, she goes to bed at about ten o'clock.

How6 people make friends? What makes7 person a friend? Helen has8 things to say.

"My name is Helen. Amy and Sally are my best friends. Amy likes playing tennis and she is9 at it. I like her10 she's kind all the time and we share the same hobby. Sally is a quiet person and she always looks11. She usually12 reading in the library after school13 she sometimes talks with her friends on the Internet.14 both like the same things as me, and we listen to each other's problems. Amy likes to talk and Sally likes to listen. We are all good at different school subjects, so we help each other15 our homework.

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It was a cold winter day. Snow and ice  (cover) the mountains and rivers. Everything  the countryside was white. All the roads were closed, but that didn't stop Ben from visiting his grandma. It was her birthday. 

Ben got  idea. He would ice skate to his grandma's house. He put on his warm clothes, a scarf and a hat to protect  (he) from the cold weather. 

When Ben was ready  (leave), his father saw him. He asked, " are you doing?" Ben explained his plan, and his father decided to join him. Together, the father and son started their ice skating trip.  it was cold, they had a great time. The father kept telling jokes and they didn't feel  (bore) at all. They arrived finally before dark. Grandma welcomed them  open arms. They spent a warm night, talking and laughing. Ben described the beautiful winter scenery he saw along the way. They also shared the birthday cake. 

It was a day filled with love and  (happy). Ben would never forget it.

Last summer, I went on a trip to the mountains with my family. It was an experience I will never  (忘记). The scenery was  (特别) beautiful with tall trees and clear streams. We stayed in a small cabin (小屋) that was very  (令人舒服的), making us feel at home.

Our  (导游) was a local who knew the area very well. He took us to some hidden places that we would never find by ourselves. One day, he led us to a quiet lake where we could sit and enjoy the  (和平) of nature. I was  (惊讶) by how calm and relaxing it was.

During the trip, I never felt  (无聊). There were so many activities to do, like hiking, fishing and exploring. My parents often  (提醒) me to take breaks and enjoy the moment.

I think I will  (大概) go back there someday because it was such a wonderful place. The memories of that trip come back to me  (容易地), and they always make me smile. Travelling is not just about seeing new places, but also about creating lasting memories with loved ones.

I like summer vacations. But planning a trip can be hard because of time and money. So this year I planned to give  a staycation.

A staycation means having a holiday in your own city. There are good reasons for it. First, it's less crowded. Holidays often bring  of tourists to famous places. If you  a staycation with a long journey, you will find it more relaxing. You don't need to worry about busy traffic or queues. Second,  a staycation, it's a great way to find new places in your own country, which makes it more . It's also good for local businesses.

So next time you plan a holiday, think about a staycation. You might be surprised by what you find nearby.

One day at a restaurant, a cockroach (蟑螂) suddenly flew from somewhere and landed on a lady. The lady 1 shouting. She tried to use her hands to push away the cockroach, but it didn't work. With the 2 of getting away from it, she began to jump. She was so afraid that everyone in the group also got 3 . They started to shout and jump too. The lady 4 pushed the cockroach away, but it landed on another 5 in the group.

Now it was the turn of a second lady in the group to 6 like the first lady. Everyone kept running here and there. How terrible! When the waiter saw it, he walked 7 towards them to give help. During their 8 , the cockroach fell upon the waiter quietly. The waiter stood calm and watched the cockroach staying on 9 shirt. When he was confident in himself, he caught it with his finger and threw it out of the restaurant.

Drinking my coffee and watching the whole thing, I 10 a few thoughts and started thinking. Was it the cockroach that scared (使害怕) so many people? Was the cockroach really 11 ? If so, then why was the waiter so 12 ? He caught it with his fingers easily, without any trouble. Surely it was not the cockroach, 13 the actions and feelings of those people who saw the event that scared the ladies.

Thinking about my own life, I realize that it is not the shouting of my parents or my boss that troubles me. What troubles me is that I can't control (控制) my 14 well. That means it's my attitude (态度) to the problem that makes trouble in my life. In other words, maybe you can't run away from something terrible, but you can 15 the way of treating it.

The "Great Green Wall of China" project is over forty years old. In this project, people plant trees in Northern China. The reason is that trees can keep us healthy, just like doctors. So, we call them doctor trees. A study says that living around trees improves health and happiness. 

 So for people in large cities with air pollution (污染), trees can be more important. Cities are planting trees in city parks. And they are also planting trees along streets to help clean the air. 

Some scientists think that trees help more than just the air.  A study shows that people in hospital feel better when they can see trees from their rooms. People with trees near their homes usually exercise more. 

Scientists are also studying the healthy effect (作用) of trees on human minds. 

 After workers planted lots of trees there, people living there said the neighbourhood was nicer. They walked slower when going to work or going home. And they stayed on the street to talk more often with people who lived near them. It's easy to find that trees can make people happy and relaxed. Of course, another good effect is that doctor trees work for free!

What is good about planting trees in cities?

In the mountains of Fujian, China, there are special round or square buildings called tulou. The Hakka people (客家人) built them a long time ago. They moved from the north to the south for a better life, but they needed to be safe. So, they built strong tulou like castles (城堡), with high walls and only one door.

Each tulou is like a big family home. Up to 800 people can live inside When you go inside, you can hear children playing and smell food from the kitchens. The first floor has kitchens and dining rooms. The second floor is for storing things. The upper floors are bedrooms with wooden beds and furniture (家具).

On special days like the Spring Festival, families meet in the big open area in the middle. They hang red lanterns and dance. Old people tell stories about their family history. Tulou are not just houses— they help keep the Hakka traditions (传统) alive.

In 2008, tulou became a World Heritage site (世界遗产地). Now, many tourists visit them. People can look around, listen to stories, and even try making woodcut prints of tulou on red paper—a lucky symbol in China.

Tulou show how China takes care of its old culture. If you like history, buildings, or family life, you will enjoy visiting tulou!

It's often said that animals are our friends. This story happened to Brantley Harrison and her family. Living in South Carolina, the Harrisons often take care of the injured (受伤的) animals and send them back into the wild when they feel better. 

One October, a rescue (救援) group found a 4-week-old injured squirrel (松鼠) and placed her with Brantley and her family. The Harrisons named the squirrel Bella. The little squirrel, with three other ones, all lived together in a little "house" outside Brantley's home. 

They stayed there until spring. In April of the next year, the Harrisons set the squirrels free. The other squirrels soon went back to nature, but Bella didn't because she wasn't ready to leave her human family. 

"Bella usually sits at the front door, waiting for someone to notice her," Brantley said. Her husband John often brought Bella food, as she was usually waiting by the door for him. Bella became a member of the family. 

They said goodbye, but Bella had other plans. She didn't leave the family and would not like to go very far into the wild. For eight years, she always visited them.

Do you like skiing? When it comes to skiing, we have to know about one man—Shan Zhaojian. He is famous as China's "father of skiing". In 1938, Shan was born in Tonghua, a city known for its ice and snow. In the 1950s, China began to develop winter sports in the northeastern areas, and Tonghua built the first cross-country ski team. Shan joined it when he was 16. "Things were really difficult at that time. We had no money to buy good skis, so we made them on our own. Even so, I kept practicing hard and believed we could do well," he said. From 1957 to 1960, Shan won 10 medals in different skiing games. 

Because of his poor health, Shan stopped skiing at the age of 24. But he didn't give up the winter sport. He worked as a ski coach to teach young people and also the head of the Chinese Ski Team. In 1998, Shan stopped his job as a coach and spent more time studying the history of skiing, giving talks and holding activities about ice and snow sports in schools across the country. "I hope to see more people join in ice and snow sports," he said.

I'm Jimmy. Last summer vacation, I had a great trip with my family. 

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There are two new clubs in our school. For me, I want to join _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Lily: Hi, Wang Ping. How are you?

Wang Ping:

Lily: I hear you are in a new school.

Wang Ping: My classroom is big and clean. We have new blue chairs and desks.

Lily: Where do you sit in the classroom?

Wang Ping:

Lily: That's nice. Do you like English class?

Wang Ping: Yes. I love reading English stories.

Lily: Great! Do you want to join the English club?

Wang Ping: I want to be a member of the English club.

It's Monday afternoon. Amy comes home from school. Mom asks, "How is your day, Amy?"

"It's not good, Mom. Maths is always hard for me and maths classes are not interesting," answers Amy.

"I see. Now, I need some food for dinner. What about going to Mr. Green's food shop with me?" asks Mom.

"OK," answers Amy.

At the food shop, Mom asks, "Amy, we need 3kg of tomatoes and 4 bottles of juice. Can you get them?"

"Sure," Amy answers and goes to get them.

There are many kinds of foods at the shop and they all look very nice. Amy finds the tomatoes and juice in a short time. She looks at the prices (价格) and reads, "Tomatoes are 7 yuan for 1kg and juice is 15 yuan for two bottles."

Mom asks, "How much are they?"

"51 yuan." answers Amy.

"Yes, Amy. Maths can be easy and it's helpful. It's part of our life," says Mom.

"I see. I'm happy to take an interesting maths class," says Amy.

First, before you start a reading club, you should think about "What will my reading club be like?" and "When and where will we meet?"

Then, ask your friends to come to your club. Find eight to twelve people around your age to join the club. You may ask your friends for help, and they can ask their friends to come. These people may be your new club members. You can make friends with them.

Next, having a topic (话题) can also help. The topic may interest (使……感兴趣) members to find more information about it. If you want to read stories about history, the topic "history" can make it easier (更容易) to know which books to read. If every member helps find a book to read each time, you can know more great new books and writers (作家).

Last, read the book before the meeting. And then come to the meeting with questions to talk about.

In a word, it's better to do than to say. Try to start a reading club now!