相关试卷

内容包括：

1.描述深圳秋天天气和城市环境的特点（例如：公园、绿道、天空等）。

2.介绍一项你在秋天最喜爱的户外活动（例如：去公园散步、在绿道骑行、与朋友在草地上野餐等），并说明原因。

3.谈谈你对在深圳这座"公园城市"中生活的感受或期待。

参考词汇：

天气：weather 环境：environment 绿道：greenway 户外活动：outdoor activity 与朋友在草地上野餐：have a picnic with friends on the grass

要求：

1.词数：60-80词；

2.文中不得出现真实姓名和校名；

3.内容连贯，逻辑清晰。

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We want to have a good relationship with our classmates. Actually, getting along with classmates is important for a happy school life. .

●Be Kind

? A smile or a praise can make someone's day better. Showing kindness helps create a friendly environment.

●Listen Actively

When someone is talking, pay attention. Show your care by nodding and asking questions. .

●Join Group Activities

Take part in group projects or school clubs. . Shared experiences bring people closer and create lasting memories

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Understand that everyone is different. Be open to new ideas and respect others' opinions. Accepting differences can strengthen friendships and create a supportive classroom.

In conclusion, getting along with classmates takes effort but is worth it. When students are kind, listen, join in, and show respect, they create a positive environment. This not only makes school more enjoyable but also helps everyone grow as individuals. It's all about working together and supporting one another!

A. Listening helps build trust and makes others feel valued

B. How do you get along with your classmates

C. Be Open and Respectful

D. Do you always use kind words and actions

E. Here are four simple ways students can build good friendships with their peers

F. Working together can help make new friends

Wetlands are very important. Although they cover only 6% of the Earth's land, they are home to 40% of all plant and animal species. They also provide us with clean water, control floods, and help store carbon.

Among China's actions, mangrove (红树林) protection stands out. In the past five years, the country has planted over 8,800 hectares of mangroves and restored another 8,200 hectares. Thanks to this, China's mangrove area has increased by about 40% since the early 2000s, making it one of the few countries with a net gain. An expert said, "Restoring mangroves is one of the most cost-effective ways to fight climate change." To encourage global cooperation, China set up the International Mangrove Center in Shenzhen in December.

Another key step is dealing with an invasive (侵略性的) plant called Spartina alterniflora (互花米草). This plant harms coastal ecosystems by slowing water flow and killing native species, which leaves birds with less food. Since a special action plan started in 2022, about 90% of the affected areas have been treated, successfully stopping its spread.

Besides, China has 903 national wetland parks. These parks not only protect 2.4 million hectares of wetlands but have also created more than 50 billion yuan for local economies. About 90% of them are free for everyone to visit. These parks show how China is successfully protecting nature while bringing benefits to people. Looking ahead, China will continue to carry out its Wetland Protection Law and develop new models like "wetland culture-tourism".

Spring refers not only to the season but also the idea of rebirth, and that's why most countries have special traditions to celebrate the arrival of this beautiful season.

Chinese people often eat spring pancakes on the day called Beginning of Spring which is on February 4th this year. This tradition means bite-the-spring in Chinese. In the past, people thought eating spring pancakes on this day would lead to a good harvest (丰收) year. Today, it is common in many restaurants.

In Japan, families and friends celebrate spring by enjoying the beauty of cherry blossoms (樱花) together. It is a traditional custom known as "hanami", meaning "watching flowers". Hanami usually lasts from late March to early May. People hold parties or picnics under the cherry trees. Food, drink and even singing and dancing are all parts of "hanami".

In the US, a groundhog (土拨鼠) helping to tell the coming of spring has become a tradition. There's even a special day, Groundhog Day, on every February 2nd. The legend says that if a groundhog sees his shadow (影子) when he comes out of his cave, there will be six more weeks of winter. If there's no shadow, spring is on the way! Hooray!

One day, when Emma is surfing the Internet (上网), she knows about the big problem of plastic waste. It is so bad for our environment. So she decides to do something.

Emma shares her idea with other club members. She says , "Let's have a plastic waste collection (收集) activity this year!" All the members think it is a great idea. To let everyone know about this activity, they start to make colorful posters and put them up around the school.

The big day of the activity comes. Lots of students and their family come to the school with bags full of plastic waste. Emma and other club members are so busy collecting the waste but they are very happy.

At the end of the day, some students talk about how they understand the importance of recycling. Emma is very happy about that. A small thing can help to make a greener world.

We all have a friend who knew us. He or she was the first, and the only friend we told our secrets to. We5 these friends "historical friends".

We don't get6 close or tell too much. We keep our public face as well as emotional distance (情感距离). That is, we'll talk about being overweight7 about being sad, but we8 feel these friendships valuable (有价值的) to us. We call these friends "friends of convenience".

We9 have an office friend, a tennis friend, a shopping friend, or an eating and drinking friend. Such friendships aren't deep (深厚的). The value is just in some shared10. We call these friends "special-interest friends".

注意：

1. 短文应包括图表所提示所有要点，可适当发挥；

2. 文中不得透露学校、姓名等任何个人信息，否则不予评分；

3. 词数：80词左右，开头已给出，不计入总词数。

Dear Librarian,

I'm Li Hua, a student in Grade 8.

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Yours,

Li Hua