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— I'd love to, but I have to meet my sister ________ the airport at 3 p. m.

要点提示：

（1）多吃水果和蔬菜；

（2）坚持每天锻炼，但是要适量；

（3）保证充足的睡眠，绝不熬夜；

（4）其他……

要求：

（1）词数90词左右（邮件的格式、开头及结尾已给出，不计入总词数）；

（2）要点齐全，行文连贯，可适当发挥；

（3）文中不得出现考生姓名、校名等个人信息。

Dear Mike,

I'm sorry to hear that you are having trouble with your weight. I'd like to share some good ways to keep healthy with you.

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I hope these rules will be useful to you.

Yours,

Li Ming

A: Good morning, doctor!

B: Hello!

A: I feel awful. I feel hot and I'm very tired.

B:

A: For about three days.

B: I'll take your temperature. Oh, your temperature is a little high. Have you got a cough?

A: No,

B: Nothing serious! It's just a cold. You should lie down and rest, and I'll give you some medicine.

A:

B: Three times a day.

A: OK! Thank you, doctor.

B:

A. Is it serious?

B. How often should I take it?

C. Never mind.

D. How long have you been like this?

E. How can I help you?

F. You are welcome.

G. When did you start to feel uncomfortable?

Volunteering is becoming popular now. Have you ever (take) part in voluntary work? You could work with groups to pick up something dirty, help to teach kids or feed people without homes. People will thank you your work.

Volunteering doesn't just help those groups. You can also improve (you). When you volunteer, you can make friends, learn something useful and experience many (meaning) things.

Volunteering helps with your body and mind. When you volunteer, you'll become more friendly than before. So if you don't have (足够的) friends now, be volunteer. You'll meet people who can share your interests and feelings. Voluntary work will mean a lot to you. That's b your work makes a difference to someone's life.

After you join a group and decide to be a volunteer, someone may give you lessons on how to be a good volunteer. I think you will enjoy helping (other) in need. Maybe you will teach new (volunteer) one day.

Although you never /əˈpɪə(r)/ at some voluntary work before, it's not late to start from now on.

Tails come in different shapes, sizes, and colors among different animals and have different uses. Let's explore some most common uses for animals' tails!

Balance

Some animals, such as cats and kangaroos, use their tails for balance. These animals need to use the weight of their tails to help them stay upright (直立的). They are especially useful when these animals run over bumpy (高低不平的) land or jump from place to place.

Protection

Many animals use their tails to protect themselves in dangerous situations. For example, some snakes' tails can create a sound that helps them frighten other animals away. A gecko (壁虎) uses its tail in a different way. If another animal bites its tail, it will break the tail off and escape!

Movement

Tails can also be used by animals to help them move. Most fish use their tails to swim in the water. Monkeys use their tails for movement too. Besides their arms and feet, they also use their tails to swing from tree to tree in the forest.

Warmth

Some animals actually use their tails to keep warm in cold weather. Foxes and coyotes are two examples. On cold nights, these animals put their tails around their bodies, kind of like how humans use blankets (毯子).

Communication

Many animals use their tails for communication. Dogs wag their tails to tell us something about how they're feeling. Beavers hit their tails against the water, creating a loud warning sound for other beavers.

One day, I asked for some advice from my best friend about what team I should join. "Should I try out for basketball or wrestling?" She asked, "Don't you love basketball?" I sadly replied, "Yeah, but I was never good at it." She looked at me with disbelief, "Yes, you are!" I looked at her skeptically, "Am I?" Then she said these words, "If I love something, I will keep doing what I love to do so that I can get better." Her words inspired me.

I decided to join another club to play basketball. What my friend had said stood in my mind. My teammate passed the ball to me. I received the ball and took a shot. I made it. As soon as I made the shot, I felt the excitement of an NBA player. My successful play was unforgettable. I'll never forget that day.

I believe that everybody has something he or she loves, and inspiration will lead you there if you have trouble. People need to be inspired to find their passion. Their passion will most likely help them to achieve greater things in life, and to be the best people they can be.

In fact, just like in the movie, walking on the surface of Mars without a suit is a bad idea. Your skin would be peeled away like pieces of burning paper; your blood would turn to steam (水蒸气) and you would die within half a minute. There is bad radiation (辐射) and dust storms. So people would most likely live in underground homes. If technology improves, more people and construction (建筑) materials may be sent to Mars. Only then could people build houses on the surface. And life would start to look like that on Earth. On Mars, people could grow crops, such as wheat and potatoes, in special boxes. They could help make oxygen for humans to breathe like trees do on Earth. But it won't be an easy thing.

How can people move around Mars? People have suggested cars, bikes, trains, cable cars and planes. However, there are no official plans saying exactly what humans will use.

In the picture, a girl is standing on a bamboo pole (竹竿) on the river and dancing beautifully. It's not a scene from a movie, but a form of intangible cultural heritage (非物质文化遗产)—bamboo drifting (独竹漂).

Yang Liu is an inheritor (传承人) of bamboo drifting. She started to learn it from her grandmother when she was 7. As she was weak in health as a child, her grandmother wanted her to get into better shape through this sport. Yang threw herself into practicing bamboo drifting all year round, even in the winter cold and summer heat.

"It was common for me to fall into the water when I started practicing," recalled Yang, adding that it took her three years to learn the basic skills of bamboo drifting.

In order to acquire more bamboo drifting skills, Yang had to practice countless difficult movements on a bamboo pole that was 9 m in length and 15 cm in diameter (直径), and stand all the physical pain that came with it. Through years of hard training, Yang now considers the bamboo pole as her "best friend".

At one point, inspired by her grandmother, Yang began to combine dance with bamboo drifting. "My grandmother came up with an idea. She said that I had been practicing bamboo drifting since I was a child, so why not try to combine dance with the skill? It might be something different," the young woman explained.

Yang's hard work gradually paid off when she was able to perfectly perform dancing with the traditional bamboo drifting skill. "I hope that more people can know about bamboo drifting and enjoy this form of art," said Yang.

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Connor Halsa is a 14-year-old boy. One day, he caught a wallet while fishing with his family on Lake of the Woods.

"I thought I had a big fish, so I1 lifted the fishing rod (鱼竿)," he said.

Connor's cousin2 the wallet and found there was some money in it. He showed everyone the wallet. Then they3 the money and placed it all on the ground to make it4.

There was a total of $2,000 inside the wallet. "My dad said we should give the wallet to the person who had5 it. We did it. We found a business card in the wallet and called the6. In the end, we got in touch with the owner. The owner turned out to be Iowa farmer Jim Denney," Connor said.

A year ago, Denny was fishing on the same7. He was sitting in the boat, which was rocking from side to side,8 his wallet slipped (滑落) out of his pocket and fell into the water. He didn't even9 it was missing until he had to pay for the boat trip.

"It was the most10 feeling I've ever had. I didn't have any money on me," he said. "The lake is 70 miles long and up to 60 miles wide. So it was11 impossible to find my wallet."

Denney made the trip to meet Connor and12 family. "To thank them, I tried to give them some money, but they13. Then I gave them some gifts instead," he said.

Denney also took the whole family out for dinner to express14. "I regard Connor15 my grandson now, and I will help him whenever he needs me," he said.

—________. When I don't need to rush, I'd like to see it by bike.

—Sorry, I have no idea.

—It doesn't matter. If you _______ go to the movie tomorrow, I _______ my friend to go with me.

—OK, I will.