相关试卷

(1) 博物馆位于民园广场3层。

(2) 了解了天津与奥运会的故事。

(3) 看到很多天津优秀的运动员获得的好成绩。

(4) 在那拍摄了很多照片，并把它们发布到了学校网站。

(5) 这次经历给我带来的感受……

参考词汇: 天津体育博物馆 Tianjin Sports Museum

民园广场 Minyuan Square

运动员 athlete

要求：

(1) 词数: 80-100词左右。

(2) 开头已给出，不计入总数。

(3) 要点齐全，行文连贯，可适当发挥。

Wednesday, 1st Jan. 2025                                                                         Sunny

During the New Year's Day holiday, I went to______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

The boy's father was coming home after work around this time. He s to watch his son' s fruitless efforts. The father didn't help him, but i, he asked, "Son, have you d everything you can?"

"Yes, I have!" the boy cried.

"No," his father said calmly, "You haven't asked me to help you."

A for help is not a weakness. At some point, even the best of us need help. It's i to know when to ask for help and understand why you need it. Never b afraid to ask others for help when you are in trouble. At l , that is the last thing you can do.

When people camp, they sleep in a tent. Some people just like to lie in their sleeping bags and sleep under the stars. Some people drive across the US in a recreational vehicle (露营车). Inside there are beds, tiny bathroom and a kitchen.

There are many campgrounds all over the US. Campers have to pay a small fee to camp there. People can put up tents and charge (充电) their phones. Many of these campgrounds also have shared bathrooms with showers. Some campgrounds also have activities. For example, some campground have big bonfires (营火) where people gather to cook hot dogs and sing songs. In some places, it is illegal (非法的) to camp in areas where there are no campsites. But many people like to just go camping in the forest on their own anyway.

He last week, and we chatted for a while.

Wang Fang was very excited, because she got the in the English competition.

These photos will be on the school website.

Every night, my mother magazines before going to bed.

Do you often things you don't need any more?

A: Hi Daming. What's up?

B: Hi, Tony. I am reading a great book called Alex Rider's adventure stories.

A:

B: It's about a young man, Alex, helps the police look for bad people and catch them.

A: Oh, it sounds great! I love adventure stories.

B: My favourite part of the book is when Alex gets lost in a strange place but still runs away from dangers at last.

A: I suppose that it must be very exciting.

B:I think he is pretty clever. Whenever he has troubles, he can always find a way to solve them.

A:

B: Yes, of course. Look! We are going to talk about Alex Rider at the after-school club.

A: Great! I'd love to.
 

A. What do you think of Alex Rider?

B. Would you like to join us?

C. What's your favourite part of the book?

D. What stories should I read?

E. Can I borrow the book after you finish reading it?

F. Have a good trip!

G. What's the book about?

The German government set up an organization to charge companies for the things they use to package (包装) products. The more things they use, the more the companies will pay. The purpose is to reduce waste before anyone buys a product. Germany has also reduced glass and plastic garbage by giving money to people who find and return bottles and other items.

To help make recycling easier, recycling bins (回收箱) in Germany come in different colors. Paper goes in the blue bin, and plastic goes in the yellow bin. The brown bin is for kitchen waste and other organic (有机的) waste while the black or grey bin is for everything else. People have to sort (把……分类) their rubbish before throwing it away. Some of the garbage can be turned into new things. For example, kitchen waste is turned into compost (混合肥料). Germany deals with two-thirds of its rubbish by recycling.

What's more, the German government will burn the garbage that cannot be recycled. Burning the waste can produce electricity, which only creates a small amount of ash (灰烬).

Germany can do this because people agree with the government. They think that recycling is important for everyone.

For Chinese families, rice is an important part of almost every meal. But in the past, the lack (短缺) of enough rice was a big problem. Many people died because they had no food. To solve the problem, Yuan Longping decided to study agriculture (农业). His mother worried this work would be hard. But Yuan said, "Having enough food was the most important thing for us."

In the 1960s, many Chinese suffered from hunger. Yuan began developing a kind of hybrid rice. It had high output (产量). By planting it, people could have more food. In the 1970s, Yuan successfully grew a new type of hybrid rice, which could feed millions more people every year! Yuan's hybrid rice is also being grown around the world. People plant it in countries such as India, Vietnam and the US. It has pulled millions of people out of hunger.

Yuan once said he had two dreams. One was to someday stand under rice plants that were taller than men. The other was to grow hybrid rice all over the world and save people from hunger. Rest in peace, Grandpa Yuan. We will work hard to make your dreams come true!

Find a right place and time to talk. First, find a time when your parents aren't busy. Say to them, "Mum (or Dad), could I talk to you about my problem?" They'll be happy to sit down and talk about it.

Tell them your problem. This may be hard if you're afraid of your parents, but you have to do it if you want to solve your problem. And ask what you should do.

If it's hard to talk to your parents, practise first. Speak to some animals and try telling them your problem. After a few "conversations", you may have the courage to speak to your parents.

After getting advice, thank them and try to follow it. The advice will probably work, and you can solve your problem easily with their help. It is polite to thank them, and they may feel happier.

At this time, the leader took out of a water bottle and said, "I found a bottle of water in my bag. But before we pass through the desert, nobody is 3 to drink it."

The bottle of water gave everyone faith (信心) to cross the desert. It was passed on 4 the members of the team. It felt heavy.

Finally, the expedition made it out of the desert and 5 the hand of Death. With tears of 6, they opened the bottle with trembling (颤抖的) hands—but out poured sand!

Was it a bottle of sand that really 7 them in the desert? The answer is no. Their deep faith in the hope of survival (生存), like a seed (种子), had taken root and 8 in their hearts. That is what led them out of the 9 situation in the end.

In fact, life is never a dead end for anyone. Whatever hard time you face, 10 a seed of faith in your heart, you are sure to overcome it.