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1. 介绍你在新学校的一位好朋友。

2. 介绍校园日常。

3. 说说你对自己校园生活的感受。

要求：

1. 要点齐全，结构清晰，语言流畅，可适当补充细节;

2. 文中不得出现真实姓名和校名;

3. 词数70左右，开头、结尾已给出，不计入总词数。

Dear Tom,

        How are you? I'm writing to tell you about _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Yours,

Li Hua

Morning break ends quickly. it is!

During the break between classes, Jack himself the next lesson.

Jack the school ping-pong game.

A big breakfast makes him feel all day.

Jack is a student.

Autumn is my favourite season. In my city, autumn starts in September and ends in November.

Autumn is a beautiful season, the weather turns cool, and the sky becomes c. Being colourful is an interesting f of this season. Leaves turn brown, yellow or red and start falling from the trees.

Autumn is a busy time for farmers as they /'gæðə/ crops. Markets are full of /freʃ/ fruits like apples and oranges. During this season, we can celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day. Best of all, it's the perfect time to take a t with your family.

There are many rivers in our city and hometown.

. It provided us with clean water. Different kinds of fish swam freely in the river. Many people lived nearby.

. Factories next to the river put waste into it. People also throw away a lot of rubbish into it. The water in the river is polluted. The dirty and smelly water cannot be drunk any more..

The river is important to our city!. We must take care of these problems. For example, we must stop throwing rubbish into the river. We can also plant some trees along the river..

A. We must do our best to protect it

B. I believe the river will be clean again

C. However, it is very dirty now

D. The river in our city was very beautiful many years ago

E. The fish there are becoming fewer and fewer

Historical records show that there actually wasn't any fall. There wasn't actually spring either. The first season was winter. According to livescience. com, the name "winter" came from an unknown root word (词根) meaning "wet" and was used over fifteen hundred years ago. Back then, the Anglo-Saxons (盎格鲁-撒克逊人) just used it to mark time.

The word "summer" came next. For a long time, years were only divided into two seasons. "Spring" was introduced much later. It wasn't until the 1600s that "spring", coming from the phrase "spring of the leaf", became the accepted name for the season.

Now let's move on to "autumn" or "fall". According to Merriam-Webster dictionary, "autumn" actually came first, appearing in English writing as far back as the 1300s. It quickly became widespread because the old name "harvest" could mean both the season and the actual harvesting of crops (庄稼的收获).

However, names for the season didn't end with autumn. Over time, the phrase "fall of the leaf" came to be linked with the season. This was shortened to "fall" in the 1600s.

Both "autumn" and "fall" travelled across the Atlantic (大西洋) to America. "Autumn" actually was a lot more popular in America in the beginning. "Fall", as the name of a season, was not even entered into the English dictionary until 1755.

But today, "autumn" is more commonly used in British English, while "fall" is generally preferred in American English.

I'm your mother, the Earth. I'm writing to call for help. The doctor says I am badly ill because of global warming (全球变暖), forest disappearing and air pollution. Now the sky is not as blue as before. It looks dirty and gray. Much rubbish is floating on rivers, so many living things in the rivers die. What is worse, they throw off bad smells. There are fewer and fewer trees on the hills. Many animals have no places to live in.

My dear children, you all need a healthy living environment, but you are doing something bad to me. Please stop polluting the beautiful land you are living on. You can do something to help me. You just need to start from your daily life, such as saving water and energy, planting more trees and protecting them carefully. When you use paper, remember to use both sides of it. Don't use a paper cup or a paper bag too often.

If you try your best, I will get well again and the world will be much more beautiful.

Sincerely Yours,

The Earth

Making friends is wonderful, but keeping a strong friendship takes work. Here are some tips to help your friendship grow:

Be honest

True friends tell each other the truth, even when it's hard. If your friend does something wrong, talk to them gently. For example: "I felt hurt when you forgot our plan. Can we try to remember next time?" Honesty builds trust.

Listen carefully

When your friend talks, put down your phone and listen. Ask questions: "How did that make you feel?" This shows you care. Everyone wants to feel heard.

Support each other

Celebrate your friend's success: "I'm so proud of you for winning the prize!" When they're sad, say: "I'm here if you want to talk." Small words of support mean a lot.

Spend quality time

It's not about how much time you spend together, but how you spend it. Have a picnic, watch a movie, or just chat. Doing simple things together helps you stay close.

Forgive mistakes

No one is perfect. If your friend makes a mistake, try to forgive them. Holding onto anger can hurt your friendship. Remember: friendship is more important than being "right". Friendship is like a plant—it needs care to grow. Try these tips, and your friendship will stay strong for years.

September is the time for us to go back to school. For Chinese students, most schools start at the same (同样的)1. We share2 stories with the classmates. But in US schools, students are getting ready for classes a little bit3.

First of all, US schools don't all start on the same day. Classes begin4 between August and September. Every school decides (决定) when their classes will5. If summers are hot, then6 will usually start a little later.

Every year Chinese students usually see the same teachers and classmates, but US students are not. They can choose (选择) their favorite7 and courses. This means that every year US students will go to different8 for each class.

In China, students have their desks and lockers (储物柜) to put things, but primary school students in the US have to9 lockers with their classmates. When students go to junior high school, they will have their lockers to10 bags and coats.

Hello, this is my best friend, Collins. She is two years older than me. We always play1 together.

She is a junior high school student. She2 in Xinhua Middle School. In this school, she learns Chinese, Maths and other3 like Art, Science, etc. Every day she has4 in the classroom before 3:00 p.m. After that, she does some sports in the playground.5 is large and all the students can play there. She loves football, and she plays it very6. After dinner, she usually goes to the library7 her homework. She likes going there8 it's very quiet and clean. There9 also many books for students to read.

Every night, she goes to bed at 9:00. From Monday10 Friday, she can't use the phone. Her parents keep the phone for11.

Collins gets on well with others. Everyone in my family12 her.13 we hear her laugh, we will laugh together with her. Collins is good at14 to others.

Collins15 so nice and kind. I am glad to be her friend.

1.学会放松，每天运动或培养一项兴趣爱好；

2.合理管理时间，保证充足睡眠；

3.制定学习计划，积极参与课堂；

4.遇到困难时寻求他人帮助。

5.你认为……

注意：①词数：80-100词，短文的开头已给出，不计入总词数；

②短文需包括所有要点，内容可适当发挥，以使行文连贯。

Dear Tom,

I'm sorry to hear that you're having trouble with your study.__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Yours,

Li Hua

When you feel ill, you might immediately think the problem is with your body—maybe a cold, a stomachache, or tired muscles(肌肉). But that's not always t. Sometimes the real cause is something else, and an old Chinese story called Qi Fa (《七发》) can help you think more about this.

During the Spring and Autumn Period, the prince (王子) of Chu often felt weak and unwell. He had no energy to do anything, even s things like walking in the garden. His family invited many doctors, who gave him all kinds of medicine, but nothing w. Then a wise man named Wu Ke heard about his trouble and went to visit. After talking, Wu Ke said, "Your body is h. The real problem is in your mind (思想) and lifestyle." He explained medicine couldn't solve the problem—only good, life—changing suggestions would help.

Wu Ke pointed out the prince's bad habits: he lived a very comfortable life, with servants (仆人) taking care of him all the time. He h walked, always traveling by carriage (马车), and ate too much oily food that was h to digest (消化). He also never did things that challenged (挑战) his mind.

To help him get better, Wu Ke a him to change his lifestyle—doing more outdoor activities like hunting in the woods or traveling to other cities. Most importantly, he told the prince to talk with wise people about how to improve morals (道德), learn to govern (治理) the state, and make his mind active again.

The prince f the advice. He exercised, ate lighter meals, and talked with wise men. S, his energy came back, and he took an interest in state affairs (国务). It turned out that changing his m and lifestyle was the key to getting better.

How big is your brain and how long is your thumb (大拇指)? Recently, a UK study found that primates (灵长类动物) with longer thumbs are likely to have larger brains (大脑).

Scientists from the University of Reading studied the brain size and thumb length of 94 primate kinds. They found that humans and our close relatives (亲缘物种) have longer thumbs than other primates. Interestingly, longer thumbs often come with bigger brains.

We've always known that our big brains and thumbs set us apart (分开), but they didn't develop separately, Joanna Baker from the team told the BBC. The study also showed that longer thumbs are not connected to the part that controls movement, as people often think. It is actually connected with the part of the brain that deals with thinking and feeling.

But the study doesn't prove (证明) that thumb length shows whether an animal uses tools. The Guardian pointed out that the link (连接) between thumb length and brain size is the same for all primates, tool users or not.

They very much during last vacation.

We should eat five kinds of fruit and vegetables every day.

His parents always go abroad .