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There is an old saying that goes. "He who learns alone without friends feels isolated and poorly informed. "To change this, I joined an English study group, and it has helped me improve greatly.

……

Thanks to the study group, I no longer feel lonely in learning. With my friends' support, I enjoy English more and keep making progress every day.

Exams are not just a way to check what you have learned. They are also a chance to improve your learning skills. Here's how you can make the (good) use of every exam. 

Before the exam, you can remember  you've learned in an organized way by using the textbook's table of contents. You can also practice different (type) of questions to prepare for specific topics. In the last 10 minutes before the exam, you can ask  a few simple questions to make you confident. 

During the exam, you should finish each question          (care). Exams can certainly help you practice (complete) tasks under stress. The time limit and formal settings help you develop your time management skills. You can always plan your time for each part and decide on the best order to answer the questions. By practicing, you can develop  rhyme that works for you because the best way is the one that suits you. 

 the exam, you can take time to learn from your mistakes and think about your time management. It's good  down disadvantages from every exam in a special "exam handbook". And you can read it before the next exam as a whole reminder of past mistakes and key points to pay attention. If making a note what you haven't mastered (掌握）, you can go back to textbooks and do some similar exercises. 

 following these steps, you can surely get the most out of every exam and continue learning.

Not long ago，there was a small village in the (中心) part of a valley (山谷). An elderly lady named Mabel lived there. She had a backyard that was as beautiful as a (花园). People from all around came to (欣赏) the beautiful flowers that filled her backyard. Mabel was so (自豪) of it. She told the visitors that the  (秘诀) to her success were hard work and persistence (坚持). 

One day, a stranger came to the village. He was tall and carried a bag full of  (葡萄). He was very interested in Mabel's flowers and asked, "Pardon me, could you please let me come in and have a look?" Mabel happily said yes and  (对待) him as her guest.

All of a sudden, they found that several of her best flowers were missing. "Someone picked and  (偷) them!" She was sad. The man felt bad for Mabel and wanted to help find who took the flowers. They looked around and finally found out it was one of Mabel's  (亲戚) who needed money, so he took the flowers to sell.

Instead of being angry, Mabel educated the "thief" kindly and patiently. The stranger who used to be a plant scientist, was so touched by Mabel's kindness that he said he would help make her backyard beautiful again. Mabel was excited to have such a helper with whom she could share the  (知识) of growing flowers.

Amy: You know, I've been trying not to snack (吃零食) late at night, because it has been influencing my sleep.

Peter: That's a tough one to kick. How are you  to do it?

Amy: I've been trying to replace it with a healthier  , like reading before bed.

Peter: That sounds like a  decision. How's it going so far?

Amy: It's been hard, but I'm slowly getting there. Although I'm unable to completely stop snacking, I'm digging into books  .

Peter: That's a great progress! It's important  those late-night delicious food, especially when they hit hard. And reading is a great choice, which can also improve your knowledge.

Amy: Yes, and I've found that it helps me sleep better too.

Dear Students，

I am very happy to be your guest speaker today. It is a great pleasure to visit your school and to meet all of you.
I would like to tell you about  1 . I have been a 2 for fifteen years. I chose this job3 I could travel the world，but the job has 4 me many unforgettable lessons. The work is sometimes5 . I have seen famines(饥荒)，earthquakes，poorness and death. But I have also seen courage(勇气)，hope and6 .

In India，I visited a city where there were many 7 children. Some were as 8 as four years old. They lived in the streets and made a living by begging or stealing(偷). But then a 9 lady called Rosa opened a home for them. Within one year，she was 10 two hundred children. She clothed them，fed them and taught them. She 11 them hope. Here in China，I 12 a young boy with serious illness. He had had twenty operations(手术) and spent13 his whole life in hospital. I thought he would be 14 ，but when I met him，his smile was so warm and welcoming.

In life, we need role models that we can admire and learn from.15 I feel upset, I try to remember the courage and goodness of these two people.

When you are planning your UK studies, you might be very excited, but also a little nervous about making friends.

Don't worry, here are a few ideas to help you "break the ice" and make friends:

 Many UK students live shared accommodation(住所). To get to know each other, you could suggest cooking a meal together, going out for a coffee or watching a film. Many students live with UK families in home stay accommodation, which is another great way to meet local people.

To help international students settle in, many school, colleges and universities run an international society, hosting parties, pub quizzes, and film nights. Joining is a great way to make friends with students from all around the world.

Remember, the best way to make friends is simply to be friendly. At the end of your class, why not start a conversation with the person next to you? Or in your Students' Union café, why not ask your fellow students for advice about the local area?

Would you like to try mountain climbing, chess or photography? Perhaps you're more into football, painting or dance? Taking up a new hobby is a brilliant way to make new friends who share your interest. Most UK schools run lots of sport and art groups.

Whom are the passages probably written for? 

A. Parents      B. Teachers       C. Workers       D. Students

Have you and your friends ever argued about what color this dress is? Just wait a minute before you start calling each other "colorblind". According to USA Today, "no one is wrong, no one is right", because there is real science behind why we see it differently, and having eyesight （视力）problems is not part of it.

To make it clear, the dress itself is black and blue. That is said, however, in a survey taken by a social media website Yik Yakon Feb. 26, among tens of thousands of answers, "white and gold" actually beat "black and blue" 53 percent to 47 percent, reported Forbes. Isn't that strange？

Over millions of years, human brains have developed a certain way to always be able to tell an object's true color even if the lighting conditions keep changing. Just imagine looking at your white shirt during a golden sunset or under a purple light. Its color actually changes but you just know that it's white, don't you?

This is because your brain understands how the light is influencing the color of your shirt, and so you can tell it is white.

Scientists call this "color constancy（恒定）". It helped humans continue to live in the past. "You need to know whether an apple is ripe（成熟的） to eat, whether it's sunny or gray," Stefano Soatto, a professor at the University of California, Los Angeles, told The Wall Street Journal.

Usually this system works just fine, but this situation made it harder. Everyone told the color of the dress after looking at one single image（样子） in which where there were no other objects except the dress itself, giving us little information about the lighting conditions.

And here is where the disagreements began. When they see the image, some brains think that the lighting in the room is very poor, so the dress must have very bright colors, like white and gold. Some, however, think the opposite: The lighting is very strong, so the dress must be in darker colors to look the way it does in the picture.

So, there is no need to question your eyesight if you see the dress as white and gold, and those who see it as blue and black should not be smug（自鸣得意的） either. This is nothing more than an optical illusion（视错觉）. And no one gets serious about those, do they？

Seven police sniffer dogs and their handlers____were welcomed for the G20 Leaders Summit in Hangzhou. 

"As early as March, we began to train and select sniffer dogs for the summit from more than 200 police dogs at our training center," said QiMing, director of the dog training center of the Heilongjiang provincial border defense troops in Harbin.

After four months of training and rounds of internal selection（内部选拔）, seven dogs passed the strict examination of the Ministry of Public Security and joined the mission during the summit, Qi said.

"Every day we spent more than 12 hours outside. The high temperature of the city was a big challenge for the dogs, which are native（本地出生的）to the northeast."said ZhengHang, the team leader.

In order to lower the temperature, they installed electric fans and automatic spray devices in kennels and placed ice outside. In addition, they decided to shave off the hair of the northern dogs.

"I chose a Mohawk style for my 4-year-old Labrador, which makes him look quite fashionable. But now another problem is coming. How will he stand the winter cold in Harbin before its hair grows out again? Maybe I'll have to make a cotton coat for him," Zheng said.

WuXu, a handler with another Labrador, said: "The heavy tasks and uncomfortable conditions will more or less affect the dogs' mood. As their trainers, we pay attention to their daily lives, but it is most important to communicate with them. They like being touched, and we also often talk with them."

There was once a young man who liked puppets so much, he became a student to a master puppet-maker. Sadly, the young man was very clumsy（笨拙的）, and his teacher and the other students were always telling him he had no ability to make puppets, he would never succeed.

Even so, he enjoyed it so much that he worked day after day to improve. Despite his efforts, they would always find something wrong with the puppets he had made, so they threw him out of the workshop.

The young man wasn't going to give up. He decided to spend all his time making just one kind of puppet. Years passed, and with each new try, his puppet became a little bit better. By now, his puppet was much better than his old fellow students could make, but he kept making improvements, seeking perfection.

By the time he was an old man, his puppet was truly wonderful. After so many years of work, he finished work on his puppet, and said, "I can't find anything wrong with it. This time it is perfect!" And for the first time in all those years, instead of abandoning his puppet, he put it up on the shelf, feeling truly satisfied and happy. 

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请以"Enjoy Travel, Enjoy Life"为题写篇短文，分享你的某次旅行经历及对旅行的看法。

内容要点：

1.你本次旅行的时间、地点、和谁一起去、交通方式、天气状况等(至少包含三点)；

2.你的旅游经历，如游去了哪些景点、玩了哪些项目、吃了什么特色菜等；

3.对这次经历的感悟，如旅行的注意事项、收获、意义等。

注意：

1.词数80左右；

2.短文须包含所有要点，可以适当发挥；

3.文中不得出现真实人名。

Enjoy Travel, Enjoy Life

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Do you know how to make true friends? Let me give you some advice.

First, you have to decide who can become your friends. You can those who share the same hobbies with you. When friendship begins, you plan activities. Make sure you can do them   together. Second, start a small talk. You can ask your new friends questions,, "Who's your favourite singer?" Then you will know each other better. Third, being helpful is important, too. When your classmates are in trouble, you can try to your help. You can lend a pen to your   new deskmate. You can also care for a classmate who doesn't feel well. Fourth, the best way to make true friends is being . You won't feel good when you lie to your friends.

I hope the advice may be helpful to you. Just have a try!

In Guatemala, there is also a cool project. In 2009, the village of Granados used plastic bottles to build a new school. They put plastic bottles and cement (水泥) together. They filled the bottles with waste. For the two classrooms in this project, they used over 5, 000 plastic bottles, and lots of waste and cement. It cost only$10, 000. Now, 297 students are studying in this school.

These schools made of plastic bottles show us a great way to use waste. It also tells us we can reuse a lot of things.

       Alex travelled to over 70 Chinese cities on his vacations. He likes the local food there, such as Yunnan rice noodles, Sichuan hot pot, Beijing roast duck and so on. "China is a country with a long history. It has excellent culture. I am deeply attracted (吸引) by it," said Alex.

       In 2018, Alex returned to Russia. Though there were lots of amazing Chinese restaurants there, he couldn't stop missing his days in China. So he came back to China again in 2023.

"I love China so much," said Alex. "My dream is to make great videos to show my love for China. And I will do what I can to help more foreigners to know a real China." Alex plans to visit more places this year. His next stop will be Xinjiang.

Eva and Dave were riding down the other side of the street. Suddenly, Dave stopped and pointed.

"Whoa! Did you see that?" he asked. "Jackson just totally fell down there!"

"Oh, no! Is he okay?" asked Eva.

"It looks like he hurt his knee."

Just as they were still talking about this, Mandy caught up with them. "What are you guys talking about?" she asked.

"Jackson just fell and hurt his knee," said Eva.

"Was he bleeding (流血)?" asked Mandy.

The story began to spread. Within an hour, Kevin heard the whole story. "Jackson got hit by a car on his way home. There was blood everywhere, and he was sent to the hospital."

That night, Oliver got more information. "____________ He doesn't even remember anything about the accident! He won't be at school for at least four weeks."

The next morning, everybody at school was talking about Jackson.

"Lucky Jackson," Maya said. "He gets to miss so much school."

"The poor guy can't even move, and you think he's lucky?" said Kathy.

Bob shook his head sadly, "He was so good at football—what if he can never play again?"

"Maybe we should send him a card or visit him in the hospital," suggested Bill.

"Will he even remember us?" asked Gina.

"I can't believe he lost his memory!" Lisa cried.

Just then, Jackson came around the corner and walked over to Gina and Lisa. "Hey, guys, what's going on?" he asked.

Everyone stopped talking and stared (瞪眼看) at him.

You can never do a kindness too soon, for you never know how soon it will be too late.

—Ralph Waldo Emerson

How many times have we said, "Oh, I'll do that 1." Sometimes tomorrow never 2 and we find ourselves saying, "Boy, I wish I hadn't put that off."

Our family has been friends with Betty for many years. Over the years we shared phone calls and birthday cards. Betty sent our youngest son Brandon a birthday card with $50 in it until he graduated. We 3 each other quite often when we lived not far away. Then we moved to New York. However, the distance did not cut off the touch we kept in with each other.

This past November, I called Betty to see 4 she was. I was quite 5 when Betty didn't answer the phone, instead her daughter Carol did. Carol told me that her mum had gone downhill fast and she was now in hospice (临终养老院) care. Carol 6 the phone to Betty. I talked briefly to her and let her 7 we loved her.

As soon as I got off the phone, I sent a text to Brandon to let him know Betty wasn't doing 8. Little did I know that Brandon stopped what he was doing and immediately sent flowers to Betty.

You can imagine how 9 I was of Brandon when Carol called the next day letting me know how much Betty loved the flowers Brandon had sent. A few days later, Betty passed away. So, my friends, 10 what Emerson once said, "You can never do a kindness too soon, for you never know how soon it will be too late."

The farm has three2. I went to Green Grassland first. It was so big and green, and I saw a lot of sheep. I also saw a machine selling sheep food, so I3 some. As I walked around, I stopped4 the sheep here and there. That was a lot of fun! Soon, it was time for the farm's sheep show. My favourite part of it was sheep shearing (剪羊毛). A man cut a sheep's wool. It was so easy for him and he5 in just five minutes.

After that, I went to6 second part of the farm—Guanshan Pastoral Area. I watched a horse show there. Two men did a lot of cool tricks with the horses. It was really7.

Then I made8 way to Shoushan Park. It is the farm's last part. I saw a lot of trees and animals and took many photos9 my smartphone.

I had a good time on Qingjing Farm! I want to visit it again.10 you go to the farm for a visit, you will like it too.

A: Hello, Scott. I have many chores to do today.          

B: Sure! What do you want me to do?

A: I'm going to have a party at home. Could you please help me clean the living room?

B:   

A: Oh, I also want to move the table away.

B:

A: I want to put it next to the window.

B: What else?

A: Oh, my fish.   

B: OK. I like to look after fish.

A: No problem.
 

A. Of course.

B. Can I take photos of your fish?

C. Where do you want to move it to?

D. Could you please help me feed it?

E. Can you help me?