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A rich young man worked in a big building in the city. Every day, he rode the elevator with a poor old man who operated it. He was always busy talking on his phone. For years, the young man never said much to the old man—he told which floor he wanted.

These two men shared the small daily, but they never really talked.

One day, the elevator suddenly stopped between. The two men were stuck inside for hours. At first, it was. Then the old man spoke. "For years," he said, "I have listened to you as you ride this elevator. All you ever talk about is money. You remind me a bee." The young man looked confused, but the old man went on. "If you put a bee in a tall drinking glass, it will not fly out it never looks up. It keeps to run away through the sides and dies when freedom is right above it. My advice? Don't be that bee. Look up sometimes and see the sky."

The young man listened to him carefully. For the first time, talked for hours about life, work and happiness. Finally, the elevator was near the end of the day. The old man asked he still wanted to go to the top floor. "No," he replied, "you just showed me a whole new way to see the world—right here in this elevator."

If you've recently moved to a new town, you probably don't know who is living close to your home. People no longer bring food to welcome new neighbors as they did before. However, developing relationships with neighbors can be quite useful, especially if you have kids. It's always nice to have more caring eyes watching out for you and your loved ones.

Bring sweets with you on your first visit.

Take over a plate of cookies or cupcakes when you first visit your neighbors. This will show your new neighbors that you are both friendly and thoughtful.

If your neighbors are in need, let them know you care and ask what you can do to help. You can offer to help them clean their yards, take out their rubbish, or bring them their newspapers.

Be someone of your word.

If you make a promise, go through with it. If you borrow something, return it in good condition, just as it was before. It is the key to developing a lasting relationship.

Be a party animal.

If your neighbors have street parties during the year, attend them. The more people you meet, the more connections you will make.

Share tools with others.

This saves money, as it will prevent everyone from buying the same tool to get the job done.

A. Build trust with your neighbors.

B. Lend a helping hand to your neighbors.

C. You can set up a tool-sharing group for your neighbors.

D. The more parties you attend, the more people you will meet.

E. Here are some ways to start a great relationship with your neighbors.

For two people, a classic rule works well: "I cut, you choose." One cuts the cake into two pieces. The other person picks first. The cutter will try to make it fair, so both feel satisfied. However, it is more difficult for three people. In the 1940s, mathematician Hugo Steinhaus introduced the "lone-divider" method. First, Amy cuts the cake into three pieces that she values equally (均等地). Then Ben and Charlie check the pieces. If they both accept different pieces, they each take one, and Amy gets the last one. So everyone gets a piece that they believe is fair.

Later, in the 1960s, John Conway and John Selfridge developed another method. A piece of cake is passed from one person to another. Anyone who thinks it is too big may cut a part off. Any pieces cut off are put back with the main cake. The last person to trim it gets that piece and leaves. Then the same process continues with the rest of the cake and the remaining people. This method also aims at fairness.

In 2014, researchers created Spliddit, a website that uses these math rules to help people divide things fairly. As mathematician Biaoshuai Tao said, "There's a lot to be done." Cake-cutting shows us that even simple daily problems can lead to deep and useful math.

But on the way to the store, he started to think. "What is a green onion? It must be an onion that is green." When he got to the store, he looked at all the onions. There were red, white, and purple onions—but no green ones. He felt2.

Then he had an idea. "Maybe the inside is green." He3 a white onion and took off the skin. Inside, he saw a light green colour. "Yes! I found it!" he thought4. He bought the onion and took it home.

When he gave it to his friend, his friend looked puzzled. "Why did you buy a white onion? I asked for green onions."

Luen5, "Look—the inside is green!"

His friend laughed. Then he said, "A green onion is6. It has long green leaves and a small white end. People use the green part for7. It's not just an onion that is green."

His friend8, "In English, some words are made of two words. They're called compound words. But the9 isn't always what you might expect. For example, an eggplant doesn't have eggs. A hot dog isn't a dog."

Luen felt a little embarrassed, but he also felt happy. He10 something new from this experience. And he would never forget what green onions really are!

When I was six years old, I had2 front tooth that often moved. I could push it back and forth with my tongue. It made3 worried. I didn't know what was happening, so I went to my mom.

Mom looked at my tooth and smiled. "Don't worry," she said. "Your tooth is going to fall out soon."

"Fall out?" I cried. "How will I eat?"

Mom laughed. "Everyone4 two sets of teeth. These are your baby teeth. They make room5 your grown-up teeth to come in."

6 I was still scared. "Will it hurt?" I asked. The thought of a tooth falling out made me feel nervous.

Mom said she could help. She asked me7 in a chair and close my eyes.

"Think about something funny," she said8. "I'm just going to take a look."

I closed my eyes tight and tried to think of something silly. After a few seconds, Mom said, "Okay, open your eyes."

There, in her hand, was my tooth! I9 believe it. However, my mother's smile told me everything was okay. While she was talking, she had pulled it out, and I didn't feel a thing.

That's just how moms are. They know exactly10 to do. And they always find a way to make things better—and painless.

Smart Use of Pocket Money

Each week, Timmy would spend all his pocket money on the very first day, never feeling it was enough. His father hoped Timmy would learn to be more responsible with his money. Soon, a chance (come): a camping trip.

One evening at the campsite, Sam, a new friend of (Timmy), started a large fire. But he burned his firewood too (quick). Before long, the fire died out. However, a girl namedMia managed  (keep) her fire going —— using neither too much, nor too little wood. As a result, her fire lasted much (long).

When the teacher saw this, he went over to Sam and said,"You must deal with the fire wisely. you use up your wood too quickly, you' ll have none left. It' s just like many (thing) in life —— water, time, money, or effort. The key is to use them properly so they last for what truly matters."

Timmy listened    the teacher in silence. The campfire lesson was not just about managing firewood, but a guide to making wise choices in life.

The next day at home, Timmy turned off the light in   empty room."We shouldn' t waste good things," he said."We have to use them carefully." His father was (surprise),but then a smile appeared on his face.

Yue Fei' s story is touching, and if we want to learn more about him, we can visit his temple—— Yue Fei Temple. It is located at the southern foot of Qixia Hill by the beautiful  Lake in Hangzhou.

In the main hall of Yue Fei Temple, there is a huge picture that shows the scene of Yue Fei' s mother tattooing(刺花纹) words"Jin Zhong Bao Guo" on back. If you visit this place, you can read poems written by Yue Fei and learn why he is still remembered today. It is a meaningful place to !

As we all know, Yue Fei was a famous national hero during the Southern SongDynasty. He was a brave general who led his army to (战斗) against enemies and protect his country. He led his army with  (严格) rules because he knew that no rules, no success. However, he also treated his soldiers really (好) and cared about their needs very much. That's why he was deeply  (爱) by his soldiers.

Although he was treated unfairly in his time, he has influenced us for hundreds of y.His story tells us to love our family and our motherland.

Ding Sheng Cake is a famous snack from my hometown, Hangzhou. Its name means"       " and it dates back to the Southern Song Dynasty. It was first made to   the brave soldiers of Yue Fei' s army and bring them good luck in war. Today, it is still served at festivals and important family events.

The cake was soft and  , filled with smooth red beans in old traditions. Now it comes with more different   to meet different tastes. Its bright red color is a  of success and good luck. It has become a special gift for students before important exams,  Gaokao.For students, Ding Sheng Cake shows the hope of achieving their dream marks. More than just a delicious snack, it  good wishes.

Aria was a teenager with big dreams, but she hated school and never worked hard. She loved painting and 1 to become a famous artist."Why do I need math to be a(n)2 ?" she would often say. Slowly, Aria's grades kept dropping but she didn't care until one day something3 her.

One afternoon, Aria saw a poster—— her 4 artist, Maya Ainsworth, would give a talk. As a fan of Maya, she kept 5 her parents to let her go. Her mother said,"You can go, but only if you can bring your grades up."    6 but eager(渴望的) to go, Aria agreed.

The big day  7 arrived. Aria sat in the front row and listened to Maya Ainsworth carefully.8 the Questions& Answers, Aria asked,"Was school more important than hobbies?" Maya smiled and 9 ,"Yes! School taught me to think in a new way. Math showed me shapes that made my art better while history gave me new ideas for my paintings." Those words hit Aria hard.

That night, Aria opened her math book and studied 10 . For the first time, she saw how shapes could help her draw pictures of buildings. Stories from history also brought her art new ideas. Little by little,11 grades got better.

A year later, Aria 12 a national art competition. Her painting showed old buildings with beautiful shapes and colors and it helped her 13 the first place! During her speech, Aria said,"I used to think studying was a waste of time,14 now I know learning is the key to being a better person."

Dreams are like 15 , and school is the soil that helps them grow.

(Several students are talking with Li Ming from the"Student Internet Safety Helper" group.)

Lily:Li Ming, your group's slogan is"WCK". What does it stand for?

Li Ming: WCK stands for our three key online rules: Wise, Careful, and Kind."Wise" is all about thinking before you share."Careful" serves as a reminder to watch out for online risks and strange messages.

Lily:Yeah, truly creative. What are the most common problems online for teens?

Li Ming: Many worry about online bullying, wrong information, and too much screen time.

Sam:What do you usually do to help?

Li Ming: For example, we tell friends to be kind and report bullying. We also teach how to check if the information is true.

Sam:Has it been easy to get everyone to listen?

Li Ming: Not always. Some people think safety education is unnecessary and boring, or too much trouble.  We want everyone to see that learning to be safe can be interesting.

John:Do you have any other advice?

Li Ming: Sure. Being safe online sounds difficult. Just ask for help if you see something bad. The most important thing is to be safe and kind online.

Are WCK rules useful? How do you keep safe online?(不超过 15词)