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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.

When I turned twenty, summer began. I had a good job. I was strong and full of energy. Later, I got married and had a son and a daughter. In those days, I was so busy that I hardly had time to think or play. Every day I worked hard. Slowly, I found some gray hair. The summer of my life passed quickly.

Then, autumn arrived. The days grew shorter, and leaves fell from the trees. My kids went to university. My daughter became a doctor, and my son became a scientist. They were both busy and seldom came home. My house became quiet. I walked more slowly. One day, I left my job and retired. I understood that it was my autumn—a beautiful season when trees change color and offer sweet fruits.

Now the days are shorter and colder. Winter has come. I am older and weaker. But I will enjoy every day and live a happy life.

The bike bus begins around 8:25 every2 morning. The road it will follow is always posted ahead of time (提前公布). In this way, every child and parent knows3 to join. At first, the bike bus starts off with just a few students and4. As it travels along the road, more and more people join in the programme.

Most kids ride their5, but others ride scooters (滑板车) or use skates. The bike bus takes over the whole street. With music playing and bike bells ringing, the bike bus feels like a party.

Being able to ride with a group of kids is a big part of the6. 9-year-old Maria Pitarch says, "The best part of the happiness is that we ride along and pick up my friends and we ride together."

The bike bus goes to a few schools. When students arrive at their school, they7 the bike bus and park their bikes. Some parents make the bike bus the way they go8 on Fridays.

Parents are hoping that the program will help change9 about how people can get around in the city. They want the city to make bike lanes (车道) wider and more friendly to10 to help them get away from cars. They point out that the program can also help cut down on pollution.

—No. She gave no ______ for her decision.

—Certainly. He is tall with brown hair and always wears a pair of glasses.

提示：

(1) How often do you read books?

(2) What's your favourite book and what's it about?

(3) Why should we often read books?

注意：

(1) 短文须包括所给提示要点，可适当发挥；

(2) 短文中不得出现真实的人名、校名和地名；

(3) 词数80左右 (开头已给出，不计入总词数)。

As the saying goes, reading makes a full man.___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

(Mr. Wang and Miss Li are talking about the safety education class.)

Mr. Wang: Hi, Miss Li! You look tired.

Miss Li: Nothing serious. I just stayed up late.

Mr. Wang: Well, that's bad for your health.

Miss Li: I prepared for a safety education class.

Mr. Wang: What will you talk about?

Miss Li:

Mr. Wang: Traffic rules are very important for students. Anything else?

Miss Li: I will also talk about some safety rules at school.

Mr. Wang: It's necessary. But only talking about rules may be boring for students.

Miss Li: Of course, I will give some examples. I will also tell some stories.

Mr. Wang: That's great. I am sure your class will be fantastic.

Miss Li:

Recently, a video of a boy with cerebral palsy (脑瘫) got thousands of likes on the Internet. In the video, the boy fell over but continued reciting (背诵) a poem on his knees during a recitation competition.

The boy is called Aima. When he was one year old, he had cerebral palsy, and he had to receive rehabilitation (康复) training. After five years of training, he could walk, but he still had a poor sense of balance.

On the day of the competition, the boy felt nervous. Although he had prepared for a month, he wasn't sure if he could recite the whole poem. His parents were invited to watch the competition, and his mother recorded Aima's recitation on her phone. As the music began, Aima started reciting the long poem.

However, after reciting only one-third of the poem, Aima fell over by accident. But this didn't influence his recitation. He continued reciting on his knees. Everyone was moved by the fighting spirit of the boy, and they cheered for him.

"After the competition, Aima was worried about his result. I praised (表扬) him and told him it didn't matter. It was brave of him to finish the competition," said Aima's mother. In the end, Aima won first prize in the recitation competition.

When he was young, he read a lot of books and wrote many good articles. People thought highly of him. Because of this, he became very arrogant and wrote a couplet (对联) for himself.

Knowing all the words in the world；

Reading all the books on the earth.

A wise old man saw this couplet and thought, "It is necessary for Su Shi to learn how to be modest." So, one day, he came to Su Shi's house with a book.

The old man showed Su Shi the book and explained, "There are some difficult words that I can't understand in the book. I have asked many people, but none of them could understand their meanings. I have heard that you are a person of rich knowledge, so I come to ask you."

Full of confidence, Su Shi opened the book, but he became very s... There were many words he didn't know. At that moment, Su Shi realized that there were many more things that he had to learn.

Actually, the old man knew every word in this book. He just wanted to make Su Shi know the importance of being modest. Su Shi was embarrassed. Then he quickly took his brush and ink and added some words to the couplet：

Working hard to know all the words in the world;

Being determined to read all the books on the earth.

From then on, he worked even harder than before. Finally, Su Shi made great achievements in many fields, especially in literature.

There are plenty of physical effects of stress. Stress is bad for the heart. It can make the heart beat faster or miss beats, and can also cause high blood pressure. Stress can make a difference to the respiratory system (呼吸系统). It can cause a person to breathe so fast. What's more, stress can also cause stomach pain.

Emotions (情绪) have to do with stress. People who have too much stress often feel worried. They may feel tired all the time. When people are under stress, they often overreact (过度反应) to little problems. For example, a normally gentle parent under a lot of stress at work may shout at a child for dropping a glass of juice. Long-term stress can lead to different kinds of serious mental problems. Depression, a terrible feeling of sadness and hopelessness can be the result of continued and increasing stress.

It is clear that stress is a serious problem. It has a great influence on our health and feelings. There must be many effective ways to lower stress. So, stop the world and rest for a while to lower stress.

In the early afternoon, he planned to head home. But a snowstorm hit. It made it difficult for him to see. Nicholas got lost and he was all alone. There was no food, no phone, and no supplies (供给) with him.

Nicholas had no idea where he was. He tried to calm down. He thought about all the survival shows he had watched on TV. He began to use the tips he learned. He decided to stop skiing. There was a better chance of someone finding him if he stayed out. The first thing he did was to find shelter (庇护所) from the freezing wind and snow. If he didn't, his body temperature would get very low, which could quickly kill him. Using his skis, Nicholas built a snow cave. He gathered a lot of snow and dug out a hole in the middle to stay warm.

As evening came, Nicholas was really hungry. To avoid dehydration (脱水), he ate snow. Not sure how long he could last, he huddled up (蜷缩) to save energy.

The next day, Nicholas searched for help but found no one. He followed his tracks (足迹) back to the cave and spent the night there. On Tuesday, after walking about one mile, a volunteer searcher found him. After two days of being trapped, he was finally saved.