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The four seasons of my hometownXiong'an New Area (雄安新区)

There are different seasons all year round in my hometown.

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A: Hey, Paul. You're our school basketball star now. Can I ask you some questions?

B: Sure, Sally.

A: When is your birthday?

B:. It's also Children's Day.

A: I know you have good eating habits. Do you eat ice cream after dinner?

B:. Because I think it's not good for my health.

A:?

B: We have 3 basketball classes every week.

A:?

B: My father, he teaches me to play basketball.

A: Wow, your new basketball looks nice.?

B: 120 yuan. It's a new one. Let's play basketball together.

A: Sounds great. Let's go.

After arriving in France, we visit the Eiffel Tower (埃菲尔铁塔). It is the most famous building in France. It is about 330 metres tall. It weighs (重) 10,100 tons. It has three floors. When we stand at the top of the tower, we can see the city's landmarks (地标), like the Louvre Museum, and the Seine River (塞纳河). People are walking in the street. Everything looks small and interesting. We take many photos there.

On the first and second floors, there are some restaurants. We can have lunch and get a good rest.

On the second day, we visit the Louvre Museum. There are many famous paintings in it like the Mona Lisa. We enjoy the paintings and learn more about art.

On the last day of our trip, we go shopping together. There are lots of clothes stores in Paris. I buy a purple dress for my mother and some bread called baguette for my father, that is his favourite food. One of my friends buys a red scarf as her father's birthday gift.

It's a nice trip and we have a good time.

1，2题完成句子，3-5题简略回答问题。

"You come around the corner too fast," one man says.

"No!" says the driver of the white car, "That's not true! Your car is in a wrong place."

Stanley listens to them and says the white car driver is wrong to drive too fast. Then the driver of the red car asks Stanley to help him in court (法庭). Stanley gives the driver his name and telephone number.

On Thursday morning, Stanley goes to the court. The lawyer (律师) of the driver of the white car asks him a lot of questions. Then he asks Stanley how old he is.

"I'm eighty-two," answers Stanley.

"Do you usually wear glasses?" asks the lawyer.

"Yes, I do." answers Stanley.

"Do you wear them on the night of the accident (事故)?" the lawyer asks.

"No," answers Stanley.

Then the lawyer says, "How can the court believe you? You are eight-two years old, you do not wear your glasses, and it is night. How far can you see at night?"

Stanley thinks about it for a minute. "Well," he says, "when night comes, I can see the moon. How far is that?"

The teacher Mr Zhou: "Hello, boys and girls, I am so excited to meet you on Wechat video. How are you? I miss you all so much!"

The students A: "We are fine, How about you, and where are you now?"

The teacher Mr Zhou: "I am fine, and now I'm studying at a university (大学) in the UK."

The students B: "Can you tell us something interesting in that country?"

The teacher Mr Zhou: "Ok, no problem, you know, I like riding bicycle. When I get here, I go anywhere on my bike in this city. It's really fun. But riding a bike in the UK is different from riding in China. At first, you need to know people must ride on the left side (边) of the road in the UK. But in China, we ride on the right of the street. Right? So I often ride on the wrong side here. I don't get used to it for long time. Secondly, bicycles have lights in the UK, there is a white light at the front and a red one at the back. You use them at night and early in the morning. There's more, bicycles have stands (车支架) in China. But in the UK, you can not see stands on most of bikes. You know why? Because you can't leave your bike where you want. You have to put it in a bike parking. It's a good idea. That is what you also have to do. OK, time to say goodbye, take care, boys and girls."

The students: "bye, Mr Zhou, have a good day!"

My friend Bob has a very large police dog. Its name is Jack. It's 3 years old. Every Saturday afternoon, Bob and Jack have a walk in the park nearby. Jack likes doing this very much. When it's time to go out, it feels so pleased. "Jack, why are you so happy?" Bob asks. Of course Jack can't reply with words, but it can speak with its eyes, tails or actions (动作). Sometimes when Bob forgets to go out with it, Jack holds Bob's hat in its mouth and walks to Bob. Bob knows the meaning because they are friends.

Every morning, Lucy's grandfather, Mr Li, cooks breakfast for Lucy. He always drives her to school and back home. Lucy loves her grandfather and she wants to thank him.

This morning, Mr Li can't find Lucy in her room. "Lucy, where are you?" he asks.

"I'm here, in the kitchen." Then Lucy comes out of it. Mr Li sees a hamburger with some vegetables in her hands.

Lucy goes up to her grandfather and says, "Dear Grandfather, thank you for your breakfast everyday. This is breakfast I make for you. Does it look nice? Hope you like it."

"Wow, It's amazing, I love it very much, thank your." Grandfather says happily.

The library is a very good place. We can find a library in a city, a town, school, even a small village. (library) are here and there in the world.

Our school has a library. It's not big clean and tidy. There (be) different kinds of books in it. The chairs and desks are nice and teachers are friendly to students. All the students in our school like reading in the library. There are four small (read) rooms in the library. Every room (have) many books. Some are in (China) and others are in English. We can read and do homework there. We often read the help of our teachers because some books are too difficult for us. My classmates and I are getting interested in reading now. Reading books helps (we) a lot.

You see, a library is always (use) because it can open our eyes to the outside world.

Rick has a happy family. His father is 1 art teacher and his mother is an English teacher. They work in the same 2. His father often teaches him to 3 pictures and his mother teaches him English. Rick can draw 4. His English is also very good.

Today is his mother's birthday. But he is not happy. Why? 5 he doesn't have money. He can't 6 a beautiful gift for his mother. He just goes to the shop to have a look. When he 7 some beautiful cards there, he 8 an idea. Why don't I make a card? He draws a beautiful picture on a 9 paper at home. In the picture, a boy 10 a woman a flower. On the left of the picture, he writes, "To my dear 11, you are the best mother in the world. I love you. Happy Birthday!"

12 his mother's birthday, Rick gives his mother the card as a gift. After his mother sees the card, her tears (眼泪) fall down her face. "13 are you crying, Mum?" Rick asks. "Because I have a good son, I'm 14. I like your 15 very much," she says. Rick is very happy.

Keeling's daughter is a sports player. To help her mother out of her dark cloud, she asked her mother to take up running, not just slow running around the neighborhood, but professional running. At the time, Ida Keeling was 67.

Keeling hadn't done any running for many years. Why did she decide to do such a great thing? She really wanted to do something new so she decided to give it a try. She would laterrecall that her first running was wonderful. "I just forgot all my bad things," she said. Although it was hard at first, Keeling didn't give up. Running needs great endurance (耐力). And over time, her skills got better, so running became less difficult. She went on breaking records (记录) in the 60-meter running race in the 95-99 age group and set a record in the 100 meters for runners over 100 years old. "No one believed I could," she says, "I was just exercising and now I'm famous all over the world."

When she's not running, she's working out. She goes to the gym for exercise three to four days a week, such as running, dancing and bike riding. She even finds ways to exercise while cooking. She wrote a book about her life story. She believes that every day is another day.

Have you ever thought about how many different things you like? You may like pets, parties, presents, foods, and even superheroes! Our world is full of so many things to like!

Do you ever wonder (琢磨) why you like certain animals or why you like to do certain things? You may not think about it often, but you may learn something about yourself if you think twice.

For example, why do you like to play with cats more than dogs? Why do you like going to parties and playing games? Why do you like some sweets but not others?

Our personality helps form what we like and dislike. Sometimes the things we like just come naturally to us. For example, who's your favourite superhero? You probably like that character (人物) for reasons that are all your own. You may not have even thought about why you like that superhero... you just do.

As you learn more and do more, you may find out that there are more and more things you like. That's a good thing!

Do your friends like the same things that you do? Maybe you and your friends like different things. But it's OK. What you like is part of what makes you you!

My dad really likes gardening (园艺), so he built a1 in our yard. He plants a lot of2, and this year we have beans, cabbages, tomatoes, potatoes and carrots. Now, we are starting to grow fruits,3 grapes, strawberries and pears.

Growing plants isn't easy. First, we have to4 seeds (种子) at a store (商店) called "Garden Nursery". Next, we turn the soil (土壤) over, and then5 the seeds. We then wait until the seeds come out from the soil and grow into little leaves. My father and I water them every day. We have to do this6 vegetables are just like us—they need water, air and food, so they can grow better and more7.

Autumn is the season to8. The garden gives us a lot of fresh vegetables and fruits to eat.

We may9 get some vegetables that we can't get at the supermarket.

With time and hard work, I have learned to take care of the plants in our garden. It is really a great10.

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How to Get on Well with Others

As we all know, it's important for students to learn to get on well with others.

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（Two students, Jerry and Tom, are talking about their future.）

Tom: Hi, Jerry. What you want to be in the future?

Jerry: And I'm going to study Chinese medicine.

Tom: That's great! But being a doctor is really hard work, isn't it?

Jerry: Yes, but it'll be worth it.

Tom: I want to work as a tour guide in Tangshan.

Jerry:

Tom: Because I want to introduce my hometown to more people.

Jerry: Remember to be my guide when I go to Tangshan.

Tom:

When we meet someone for the first time, we often would like to talk about ourselves. We just want to show the best to others. But why not listen? Sometimes, listening is better than talking. Then how to be a good listener? Here are a few suggestions:

Look at the speaker. It shows you are listening carefully. It's also a good way to "talk" to your friend with your eyes.

Don't cut in. Give your friend enough time to say what she or he thinks. Don't stop your friend's words. Even if you want to say something, you should wait till your friend finishes.

Try to understand. When you are listening, try to catch his or her feelings and ideas. It helps you know your friend better. And your friend will feel better about you. He or she may think you are the right person to talk with.

Show your ideas at the right time. "It's interesting." "What happened next?"…These are useful when you are listening. And you can give advice when your friend asks for it.

It's never too late to become a good listener. It can change your life and the lives of the people in your life.

Another popular tool for finding a job is the Internet. For example, people around the world can use the Craigslist Website to buy things, meet people or find a job. It is said that the site can receive two million new jobs each month.

Another useful way to find a job is through a university. For example, students at the University of Texas can go to the job center to get help. Many college students like this way better.

At times, some experts can also help people find a job. Susan Miller has her own company called California Job Services in Los Angeles. She says her company helps people find a job by first helping them understand their strengths, goals and interests. Then she provides them with methods to help them find the right job. So with her help, many people have succeeded in finding a good job.

John's classmates couldn't bear the noisy drum, so they stopped playing with him. Peter, one of his classmates invented special earplugs (耳塞) which allowed people to hear normal sounds, but stopped the bad ones. John got very angry with Peter. He even had a big fight with Peter.

A few days later, a clock was put into the classroom, just next to the desk of John. The clock was making the noise like "Tick tock, tick tock." John couldn't concentrate on (专注于……) his study at all. However, the others, with their special earplugs, were OK. Soon John started to realize how much he had disturbed (打扰) his classmates with the drum, and how silly it had been to fight with Peter. In order to change the situation, John decided to say sorry to his classmates. What's more, he no longer played his drum in the classroom. Seeing John's great changes, his classmates finally forgave (原谅) him and decided to play with him again.

From then on, John changed a lot and got along well with his classmates.

Tina is a football lover. She(have) a dream of becoming a football (play) in the future. She (be) on the school team for 3 years. She practices hard every day.

Last term, her school team (beat) the team from No.4 Middle school. Because of the victory, her father bought a mobile phone her as a reward. It was her (one) mobile phone. She liked it very much. She often checked text (message) after school. She took it everywhere she went. They were so close nothing could separate them. She also (spend) too much time playing games on it. Her father was worried about this. (stop) her using the mobile phone, he decided to have a talk with her. Though his father tried his (good) to make her realize the bad effects of the mobile phone, it was a pity that they didn't reach agreement in the end.

One day, her phone (break) by her. She had nothing to play with that night. It was so (silence) in the room. She did some reading instead found that the mobile phone wasn't the whole world and she should use it properly. The next day, she went to her father directly and said sorry to her father.