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A: Good morning, sir.

B: Morning, Doctor Wang. I don't feel well. I'm very tired and I can't sleep well at night.

A:

B: It started four days ago.

A: How often do you exercise?

B: I'm too busy.

A: Oh! Maybe you are too stressed out (压力大的).

B:

A: No, you don't need to take any medicine. Just rest for a few days and do more exercise to relax.

B: I see. Thanks for your advice. I'm planning to have a holiday next week.

A: Hope you will get well after the holiday.

B:

A: You're welcome.

Do you remember when you were a little child trying to learn to walk?

First, you had to learn how to balance (平衡) yourself and stand. You fell down, and then got back up. You laughed sometimes and cried at other times. After much practice, you finally learned how to balance yourself. You got much pleasure from this new feeling of power—you'd stand everywhere you could. It was a happy time—you did it!

Now the next step—walking. You'd seen others do it. It didn't look that hard—just move your legs while you were standing. Wrong—more difficult than you ever imagined. But after you tried walking again and again, you understood how to walk.

If people found you walking, they cheered, "Oh, look at what the kid is doing." This encouraged you! But look back on those days when you were the little child—how many times did you try when no one was watching, or when no one was cheering? You couldn't wait for someone to encourage you to take the next steps. You learned how to encourage yourself.

So, keep trying and encouraging yourself as you learned to walk if you want to succeed in doing something.

On National Fitness Day, millions of people across the country walk, run, dance, and play sports in parks, schools, and even at home. Many families use smart devices like smart watches or phones to count their steps and check their heart rate. New technologies, like smart watches and exercise apps, make it easy to track your steps, heart rate, and achievements every day.

How is China building a "Healthy China" for everyone? China is building new fitness parks, gyms, and playgrounds in every city and village. There is a "15-minute fitness circle" almost everywhere— it means you can find a place for exercise within a 15-minute walk from your home. Kids and adults love working out together! At school, students join fun PE classes and after-school sports clubs. Parents and grandparents join park exercise groups or dance in squares with friends. Experts say exercise not only keeps us strong, but can also make us happier and help us learn better.

Light meals have little sugar and fat. They are good for losing weight. A common light meal usually has vegetables, eggs and meat, with 200—500 calories (卡路里). Easy cooking ways keep the natural taste of the food. So you can enjoy the fresh flavor of each ingredient.

Some people think light meals are only Western food, like salads and sandwiches. However, Chinese food works, too. For example, malatang is a good choice. You may think it is unhealthy, but it's getting healthier. That's because people don't put high-calorie food like hot dogs in it. This kind of Chinese food is healthy, and it tastes delicious. Many people now choose malatang as their lunch.

Light meals help people lose weight, and people don't need to change their eating habits much. You can start with small changes, like having a light meal once a week. So, are you ready to enjoy light meals?

Are you interested in Tie-dye (扎染)? It is loved by people from all the world. Tie-dye is a (tradition) Chinese skill of dyeing clothes. It has history of more than 1,000 years. It is (especial) popular among the Bai people in Yunnan. In 2006 it (become) China's intangible cultural heritage (非物质文化遗产).

There are a few (step) in tie-dyeing. First, people need (use) the threads (线) to tie the cloth in different ways to make designs. Then, they put the cloth into dye. After that, they open out the cloth and wash it (careful). Finally, they dry (变干) it in the sun. The designs made by tie-dye are usually (beauty) and special. Each tie-dyed art work is a little different. I think it is really (amaze). People use tie-dye works not only for clothes also for bags, scarves and home decorations. They are very popular in both China many other countries. Many visitors buy them as special gifts their families or friends.

However, fewer young people today (be) learning this skill than before. To protect it, artists are trying    (they) best to keep it alive (继续存在) by adding tie-dye skills to modern art and fashion design. Many schools also provide tie-dye courses for students. All of these help more people learn about the tie-dye culture.

However, there is a new study now saying diet sodas can be bad for our3. Some doctors4 many years in studying diet sodas. They did some research among 100,000 people. They studied their diet, activities and health. The5 of the study showed that people who drank diet sodas were more likely to face the risk (风险) of heart disease.

Now fizzy drinks and diet sodas are very6 with children. Doctors were7 about children's health. They gave some advice on how to8 children's health. They told young parents, "Don't9 your children to drink fizzy drinks or diet sodas. If you want your children to be healthy, you must help them10 those drinks. Remember that water is the best choice for them." They also warned that children may get fat if they drink too many diet sodas.

1. 50%的学生喜欢校服，他们认为校服美观、颜色好、整洁，可以当运动服，穿上校服后显得充满活力，符合学生的年龄特征。

2. 30%的学生不喜欢校服，他们认为校服不舒服、样式单调、不好看、过时了。他们认为学生的衣服应多样化，这样可以使生活多姿多彩。

3. 20%的学生对校服没有任何意见。

参考词汇: out of fashion（过时的）

要求: 

1. 报告内容要包括调查的重点；

2. 上下文连贯、通顺；

3. 词数80左右。

A: Good morning, doctor.

B: Good morning. ?

A: I'm not feeling well. I cough badly and have a very sore throat.

B: ?

A: Two days ago.

B: ?

A: No, I don't. I took my temperature an hour ago and it seemed all right.

B: Let me check you over. Now , and say "Ah…" I think you have a cold.

A: Is it serious?

B: Don't worry, you just need to take some medicine. And you should drink lots of water and have a rest. You'll feel better soon.

A: Thank you.

B: .

In my heart, Easter is always the holiday of egg hunts, the Easter Bunny, spring time and new life. 

I  /ju:zd/ to live in the city of Irvine, California. During the days before Easter, there are many festivals in parks around the city.  a small child, I would enjoy art shows, roller coasters (过山车) and happy people with face paint. 

The  (good) part was always egg hunting! My friends and I would also set up an Easter egg hunt of our own. Instead of  /trəˈdɪʃənl/ chocolate eggs, we would buy colorful plastic (塑料的) eggs and lots of candy. Everyone would also choose an egg-hunting basket. We took everything to Mushroom Park and  (fill) the eggs with candy. Then, our parents hid the eggs around the park. Some eggs were scattered (分散) across a field,  were put behind leafy (叶茂的) plants; a few were even hidden in bushes (灌木丛)!

 it started, we ran through the gardens, collecting eggs at top speed. We grabbed (抓) them and threw them into our baskets. We also worked together to get the hard ones. 

After collecting all of the eggs, we sat in a  /ˈsɜːkl/ on the grassy field and counted (数) them. We also opened them. The  (sweet) inside were different, from jelly beans to gummy bears. The older kids  (usual) had more than the younger ones, so we shared. It was fun!

Do you know a famous saying, "Life is like a box of chocolates, you never know what you will get." The surprise is part of the fun. Now blind boxes are quite popular. Merchants (商家) fill the box with random (随机的) toys which usually come from movies, comics and cartoons. Many people like to buy them to find out what will be inside. 

The earliest blind boxes were from Japan. Getting blind boxes was a New Year's tradition. At that time, they called the blind box "a lucky bag". Blind boxes were introduced to China in 2014. Most customers for blind boxes are young people aged 18 to 35. 

Blind box toys are popular in part because of their cute appearances. The cute mini-sized cartoon figurines (小塑像) are suitable to place almost anywhere. What's more, the mystery and uncertainty (不确定性) of the process also interests people. It's the main reason why they are so popular. 

Opening a blind box is a little surprise for our daily lives. When people open this little box, they may be disappointed, but the uncertainty is part of the fun. People will open more blind boxes and hope for a better outcome (结果). In fact, although the mystery boxes are full of fun, we should make a rational (理智的) decision when we buy them.

What are your clothes made of? Are they made of cotton or wool? Some students in Shandong wear different things. Their clothes are made of discs(光盘) or old clothes!

On October 7th, 36 students in Linyi, Shandong Province, wore beautiful clothes in a show. Their clothes were made of all kinds of things.

The show gave the students a chance to make things with their own hands. It also helped them learn to make good use of waste and not to throw everything away.

Students had lots of good ideas. Some found used things, like old clothes, to make new dresses.

"We hope to save energy. Our world is short of energy. So I don't want to just throw old things away," said Xie Jing at Linyi Art School.

Xie had more than 20 discs on her nice blue dress. She got them from her family and friends.

"Though the discs are old, I look very cool in them!" she said.

Song Dandan, a student from the school, looked like a farmer in her straw(稻草) coat and hat. She picked the straw from the fields and put them all together.

"I want to show what people wore in the past." she said.

Du Yue made clothes for astronauts(宇航员)! She had white cloth all over her. When she walked, she tried to be slow. It looked like she was walking on the moon.

"I hope to wear it in space some day. I wish that I could walk on the moon!" she said.

Do you ever throw away food at home? Do you know what happens to the food if shops and supermarkets don't sell it? You might be surprised to find out that over one third of food gets lost or wasted. What's more, around 800 million people in the world do not have enough food to live a healthy life. 

Many people in the UK and across the world are trying to make use of thrown-out food that is perfectly edible(可食用的). For example, there is a restaurant in London using unsold(未出售的) food from supermarkets, including a lot of vegetables, fruit, fish and so on. Cooks turn it into delicious soups and dishes to feed the hungry people. Customers pay what they can afford, or help with the washing up. 

Also, last year the UK's first food waste supermarket opened. Customers pay whatever they want for the food. You can usually find things such as fresh vegetables, fruit and milk there. 

"Fuel for School" is another food waste project. Food from supermarkets such as dairy, vegetables, fruit and bread is used to feed hungry school children. Their families may not be able to afford to buy them lunch or snacks. 

I think this is an amazing project as food waste is one of the world's biggest problems. I also believe that the government(政府) should make rules, so that supermarkets don't throw away so much perfectly good food!

Film: The Battle at LakeChangjin II

Kind: War/History 

Actors: Wu Jing, Yi Yangqianxi 

Running Time: 149 minutes 

Storyline: This is the sequel(续集) of The Battle at LakeChangilin. It tells the story of Chinese People's Volunteers fighting in an important battle in Shuimenqiao during the Korean War(1950-1953). 

Prices: Mon.-Fri.:￥40 ￥20(Kids under 7) HOT MOVIE!Sat.&Sun.: ￥50 ￥25(Kids under7)

We can see it on Iqiyi, Tencent and Youku now!

Do you know what clothes the Eskimos（爱斯基摩人）wear in cold weather? Let me tell what their life is like!

The Eskimos live near the North Pole（北极）. There are only two seasons there, winter and summer. There are no spring1 autumn there. The winter nights are2 . You can't3 the sun for more than two months, even at noon. The summer days are long. For more than two months, the sun never goes down and there is no night.

The Eskimos have4 clothes. They make their clothes from the skin of animals. From these skins they make coats, caps and5 .

Near the North Pole trees can't grow, for it is too6 there. The Eskimos7 make their houses from skins, snow or stones. When they8 in storm and can't get back home, they make house of snow. They9 these snow houses when the storm is over.

Life is10 for the Eskimos, but they still like to live there.

—Certainly.