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A short while ago, Dr. Johnson made a robot named Robby. Robby was different from other robots because he liked to explore new things. Robby always asked Dr. Johnson questions like "What's this?" and "How does that work?"

Then, Dr. Johnson decided to teach Robby to learn things by himself. He wanted Robby to be able to explore the world, just like a human child. When Robby was 8 months old, Dr. Johnson took him to the zoo to learn about animals. Robby watched elephants, lions, monkeys, and pandas. He was amazed by how different they looked. In fact, Robby was interested in exploring planets and space. So he took a tour of the solar system with the help of a computer program.

One day, Dr. Johnson got very sick, so Robby put him to bed and took over his work. He even got a robot assistant to help him take care of Dr. Johnson.

Robby was really a clever and useful robot.

It was raining heavily, and David was alone at home. The sound of thunder (雷) was so1 that it felt like the gods were fighting in the sky. This made him a little afraid, so he took his favourite2, Harry Potter, from the bookshelf.

Again, there was a terrible sound of thunder. He tried to turn his attention to the novel,3 the sudden sound of the doorbell (门铃) interrupted (打断) him. It couldn't be his parents. He looked at the4 on the wall—it was only ten minutes past three. Usually, they got home after six in the afternoon. The doorbell sounded again. "Who's there?" he5. There was no reply. He remembered his parents telling him not to open the door6 checking who it is.

"Should I answer the bell or not?" thought David. He thought for a moment. Then he went into a room and came out with a baseball bat (球棒). He hid7 behind the door in case (以防) he needed it. But still, he needed to8 who was at the door before he opened it. He shouted once again, "Who's at the door?" There was still no9. He held the baseball bat in one hand and was ready to open the door with the other.

Suddenly, there was a loud cry. "David! David! Why don't you open the door?"

"There is no doubt about it, it's Dad," David shouted and rushed forward to open the door.

"Why are you10 a baseball bat?" asked David's father. Then his father gave him a big smile and understood his son.

—Great! ________!

—About three kilometres away.

—I think he will come if he ________ free tomorrow.

写作要点：1. What's your favorite Chinese traditional festival?

2. When and how do people celebrate it?

3. What's the meaning of it to the Chinese people?

写作要求：1. 不得使用真实姓名、地名和学校名。

2. 可适当加入细节，使内容充实，行文连贯。

3. 字迹工整、语言精练、表达准确、条理清晰。

4. 字数100词左右。

My Favorite Chinese Traditional Festival

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To enjoy the service, people need to register (登记) their palm prints on machines in subway stations along the Daxing Airport subway line. Then they have to start the palm-scanning function (功能) on their smartphones. Once they do this, they can scan their palms at ticket gates to pass through. After they finish the travel, the payment service on their smartphones will pay the money for their ride.

Many people welcome the new technology. They think it helps them to travel faster and more easily. They don't have to take out their subway cards or smartphones when they want to pass through the ticket gates. And they no longer have to worry when they forget their subway cards or when their smartphones run out of battery. What's more, the palm-scanning technology is very friendly to old people and those who have special needs. Those people may not use smartphones well. This technology makes it possible for them to take the subway without using smartphones.

Besides Beijing, the palm-scanning technology is also in service in the subway station of Shenzhen. And there are hopes that it can be used in more places like stores and restaurants in the future.

Recently, there has been good news for families with young children in China. The government has introduced a new childcare subsidy policy to ease the financial (经济) burden of raising kids.

To apply (申请), parents or guardians (监护人) have two choices: using the online childcare subsidy information system, which is very convenient, or applying in person. When applying, they need to prepare simple materials like the child's birth certificate (出生证明) and household registration booklet (户口本). The subsidy will be paid directly into the bank account of the applicant or the child, to ensure it reaches families safely.

Starting from January 1, 2025, families with children under 3 years old can receive a subsidy. The national basic standard is 3,600 yuan per child every year, and it will be given until the child turns 3. Whether it's the first, second, or third child, each is eligible (符合条件的). For example, if a family has a 2-year-old child, they can get 3,600 yuan this year. For children born before 2025 but still under 3, the subsidy will be calculated based on the remaining months until they turn 3.

This policy is really helpful. Raising children costs a lot—from milk powder and diapers to early education. The subsidy can support families with these expenses. It shows the government cares about families and wants to help them raise the next generation. With this support, parents can focus more on their children's growth, feeling less worried about money.

We hope this policy brings more joy and less stress to families, to help every child in China have a better future.