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Pick just one or two resolutions.

Do you want to eat more healthily, do more exercise, look for a new job and take a dream trip to Hawaii? That's great! But if you want to succeed, choose just one or two of the most important resolutions on your list and focus on them.

Be specific (具体的) about your resolutions.

Instead of saying, "I will save more money this year," decide exactly how much money you want to save. According to a study, resolutions need to be specific, and you'll achieve them best by sticking to a simple set of actions.

Make sure your resolutions are achievable (可完成的).

Saying you'll save enough money to stop working by the end of the year is a good idea, but it is probably very hard to achieve. You also don't want your resolutions to be so big that they lose the meaning of setting them. So, make sure your resolutions are a little hard but possible.

Find the right support (支持).

We can use a phone app (手机应用程序) to record how we're doing. Having friends' support is important too. Also, don't forget to give yourself a reward (奖励) when you do something small towards your resolution. That can build your confidence and help you want to keep going.

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You get up in the morning and look into the mirror. Your face looks young. In 2045, medical technology (医疗技术) is better. Many people could live to be 150, so at 40, you're not old at all. And your parents just had an anti-aging treatment (抗衰老的治疗). Now your parents look so young.

You say to your shirt, "Turn red." It changes from blue to red. In 2045, "smart clothes" have particles (粒子) much smaller than the cells (细胞) in your body. The particles can change the colours of your clothes.

You walk into the kitchen. You pick up milk, but a voice says, "You shouldn't drink that!" Your fridge has read the chip (芯片) that has information about the milk, and it knows the milk is bad. In 2045, every article of food in the store has such a chip.

It's time to go to work. In 2045, cars drive themselves. Just tell your "smart car" where to go. On the way, you can call a friend with your jacket sleeve (袖子). Such "smart technology" is all around you.

So will all these things come true? "For new technology to succeed," says the scientist Andrew Zolli, "it has to be so much better that it replaces what we have already." What will happen? We are looking forward to it.

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I went to the countryside with my parents. We stayed there for two weeks. The air was fresh. Every day, I fed chickens, milked cows, played with dogs and went fishing. I want to go there again.

—Jean

My father drove us to pick strawberries. The strawberries grew in a greenhouse (温室). It was so hot and wet inside. The strawberries were delicious. We bought some before we left.

—David

My grandfather took me to fish by the lake. I thought it would be interesting, but it wasn't. I felt bored and went back home early. When I got home, it started raining. I felt lucky.

—Eric

I visited my uncle on the farm with my father. My uncle kept some pigs. I helped feed them and they ate happily. My aunt made chicken noodles for us. They were so delicious.

—Tom

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The2 of the festival often makes people happy. People who work or study away from home start their journey back. The airports, train stations (机场、火车站) and bus stations are3 passengers carrying luggage, all with the same goal: to go home.

On Chinese New Year's Eve, the whole family get together for a big dinner. At the dinner table, various (各种各样的) plates of4 dishes are served.

5 dinner, the family often sits in front of the TV to watch the Spring Festival Gala (春节联欢晚会) together. People of all ages6 the wonderful shows, sharing the happiness of being together. Children are excited.7 wear new clothes, and set off small fireworks outside. They also receive (收到) lucky money from their parents and grandparents.8 the Spring Festival, people also visit their relatives (亲戚) and friends. They say "Happy New Year" to each other.

The Spring Festival describes and shows the9 of family in Chinese culture and brings warmth and joy to everyone.10 life takes us, the Spring Festival always reminds us of the love and comfort of home.

A: Hi, Maria! You don't seem happy. What's the matter?

B: I argued with my best friend Anna yesterday.

A: Why did you argue?

B: Because she borrowed my pen and lost it. I got angry and shouted at her.

A: Why not say sorry to her first?

B: I wanted to do that. But I'm afraid she won't forgive (原谅) me.

A: Don't worry. Tell her you are sorry for what you did.

B: But what if it doesn't work?

A: You can send her an email too.

B: I'll do it right away. Thanks for your advice!

A: You're welcome.

A. That sounds wonderful.

B. She'll know you care.

C. I hope you can make up with her and be friends again.

D. I'm sorry to hear that.

E. You can send her a text message.

F. Well, everyone may make mistakes.

要点:1. What happened?

2. When did it happen?

3. Where did it happen?

4. How did you feel?

5. What have you learned from it?

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2.文中不得出现真实的人名、校名和地名；

3. 词数100左右。

An Unforgettable Event in My Junior High School

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In order to improve students' health and reduce students' pressure, our country made some rules. Here are some of them.

Firstly, homework for middle school students should take no more than 90 minutes. They can finish most of homework at school so that after school they only spend a little time finishing the rest. Some students can still go to sleep on time even though they don't finish their homework until bedtime. Then they will have more time to relax. Secondly, mobile phones mustn't be brought to class because students are easily absent-minded(心不在焉的) from the lesson. Students must control the time on electronic products to protect their eyesight. They shouldn't lose themselves on the Internet. Thirdly, students are expected to listen carefully and go over lessons in time so that they can master the right methods of learning. Fourthly, parents should often communicate with their children, pay attention to their feelings and help them develop good learning and life habits.

In a word, these rules are helpful to middle school students. If they follow the rules, they can improve their study and health.

Holi is a lively and joyful festival celebrated primarily in India and Nepal, but also by people around the world. Known as the "Festival of Colors", Holi marks the arrival of spring and the victory of good over evil. While it is first a Hindu tradition, its playful and light-hearted nature makes it a celebration that everyone can enjoy, much like April Fool's Day.

Holi usually takes place in March, on the day after the full moon. The festival begins with a bonfire(篝火) called Holika Dahan, which symbolizes the burning of evil spirits. People gather around the fire, sing, dance, and celebrate the victory of good. The next day, the real fun begins. People of all ages go to the streets, parks, and open spaces to throw colored powders and water at each other. These colors, called gulal, come in every shade imaginable—— bright pink, yellow, green, blue, and more. Water balloons and water guns are also used to add to the excitement, turning the celebration into a colorful, messy, and unforgettable experience.

During Holi, social norms are relaxed, and people are encouraged to forget about strict rules and have fun. It's common for friends and family to play tricks on each other, like throwing powder or water onto each other's faces. The festival creates a sense of equality(公平), as everyone—— no matter young or old, rich or poor—— joins in the fun and ends up covered in the same rainbow of colors.

In general, Holi is a holiday that, like April Fool's Day, encourages laughter and a break from the boring and repetitive life. It's a time to celebrate life, connect with others and enjoy being光荣 even if it means getting a little messy along the way!

Around us are all kinds of sounds.  What listeners think of them, though, makes 视all the difference. If a sound makes us unhappy or angry, we think of it as noise. 

But noise might just be a sound in the wrong place or at the wrong time.  Some sounds might be pleasant while we are eating dinner or relaxing at home, but unpleasant if we are at school trying to listen to our teacher. We might like a quiet environment while reading a book, but if we are hanging out with friends, we might prefer to have loud music around.

And everyone experiences sounds in special ways. Some of us prefer to study in silence, while others find it easier to concentrate(集中注意力) with music or the television sound in the background. Some people prefer the quiet of the countryside, while others like the busy hubbub(喧闹) of a city.  Many of them are natural sounds, like birdsong or the sound of running water.

  Most people would agree that a totally silent world might not be a pleasant one. Many sounds make our lives colorful, make our everyday experiences interesting, and help improve our mood(心情).

Sounds are very complex(复杂的). The more we learn about sounds and how important they are in our lives, the more likely we are to truly enjoy a world of sounds.

The movie Ne Zha 2 has  the box office record that was set by the 2021 war film The Battle at Lake Changjin. It has now become the highest-earning(最高票房) movie in China's history. In just one month after it came out on January 29, Ne Zha 2 made about 14 billion yuan, and its final earnings are expected  15 billion yuan.

Directed by Yang Yu, Ne Zha 2 introduces a fresh and creative way to tell the story of Nezha, a famous character from Chinese myths. Nezha first as a god who caused a lot of trouble in the classical Chinese novel Fengshen Yanyi from the Ming Dynasty. In the 1979 animated movie Prince Nezha's Triumph Against Dragon King, he was described as a hero against unfair traditions.

In the 2019 film, Nezha's appearance was very different from before, with dark circles under his eyes and an imperfect smile, changing from the  image (形象) of a handsome hero. The film used humor and surprising plot (情节) turns to show an unexpected hero who fights against his unfair fate.

Ne Zha 2 follows a similar style but goes much  into the story. Even the bad man, Shen Gongbao, a leopard demon(恶魔) who turns into a celestial(天堂的) being, is shown with understandable reasons for his actions. This makes all the characters  more real.

After five years , including over two years spent improving the script(剧本), the 144-minute-long film arrived with 2,400 scenes, 1,900 of which featured special effects(特效).

With a high rating of 8.5 out of 10 on Douban, the film is expected to provide more  For Chinese filmmakers who pay attention to high-quality storytelling and visual effects.

Are you an"I" person or an"E" person? We hear this question a lot these days. In fact, these are two personality types based on the MBTI test. "I" refers to"introverted" and"E" refers to"extroverted". In general, an"I" person is shy and quiet, while an 视频讲解"E" person is outgoing.

Buhua, known as the "Father of China's Nuclear Submarines", is a brilliant scientist and engineer. Born in 1926, he showed a strong interest in science from a young age. Huang Xuhua dreamed of helping with the development of his country.

Born in 1926, in Shanwei, Guangdong Province, Huang grew up during the war. In 1945, he went to Shanghai Jiao Tong University to study shipbuilding, hoping to use his knowledge to protect the country. After he left university in 1949, Huang joined the nation's shipbuilding industry. Huang began working on the top secret project in 1958 to develop China's first nuclear submarine and became one of its leading scientists.

A nuclear submarine is a kind of ship that can travel underwater for a long time. This technology is very important for protecting a country. Huang Xuhua is most famous for his work on nuclear submarines. Huang Xuhua and his team worked hard for many years, overcoming countless challenges, and finally succeeded in building China's first nuclear submarine. This achievement made China one of the few countries in the world with nuclear submarine technology.

During his life, Huang received many prizes for his hard work. Some people called him the "Father of China's Nuclear Submarines". However, Huang refused this title, saying, "China's nuclear submarines were the result of the effort of a team. I was simply doing my duty." Huang Xuhua's passing in 2025 is a great loss for Chinese people.

How would you feel if moving to a new town meant losing touch with your friends? Not very long ago, the only way of keeping in touch with friends living far away was writing letters. Thanks to the development of technology, things have changed greatly.

With the help of social media tools, we can move around the world and still stay in touch with our friends. They enable us to see what our friends are up to and keep friendships. Besides, they make it possible for us to find people who share our interests, even if they live on the other side of the world.

But when you"friend" people online, does this mean that they really are your friends?

If people always exchange true personal information online, then yes, these friendships can be real and meaningful. However, we need to keep in mind that what we see on social media is often not the whole truth about a person. On social media, people mostly show photos in which they are happy and friendly. But smiling photos can hide real problems. Remember the saying: on the Internet, nobody knows you' re a dog. Maybe you are talking with a criminal.

But this doesn't mean that we should throw the baby out with the bathwater. Although technology has changed the way we make friends, the meaning of friendship and our hunger for friends remain the same. AsAristotle said, no one would choose to live without friends, even if they had all other goods.

Life is full of 1 , and sometimes things don't go as planned.

My best friend, Lisa, and I had planned to go to the amusement park on a Sunday morning. We had been looking forward to this day for weeks. However, as soon as I left the house, things started to go wrong.

First, I realized I had forgotten my wallet at home. I had to go back to get it, which made me 2 .When I finally arrived at the bus stop,I saw Lisa 3 for me. She looked unhappy because the bus had just left. We decided to take the next bus, but it was delayed because of 4 traffic. By the time we reached the amusement park, it was already noon. We hadn't eaten anything since breakfast, so we were both 5 . To make things worse, it started to rain heavily. We had no choice but to 6 inside a bookstore. While we were waiting for the rain to stop, Lisa suddenly 7 that she had left her phone on the bus. We were both 8

9 park, even though it was late. In the end, we had a great time, and I realized that even when things don't go as planned, you can still 10 something positive.

A: Hey, Catherine！ I heard that there are amazing peach blossoms in Longquan, Chengdu. I do want to pay a visit.

B: Sure！ That sounds amazing！

A: We can take the subway to Longquan Station and then transfer to a bus. I'll check the proper route.

B: Perfect！

A: Yeah, let's pack some sandwiches and drinks for a little picnic.

B: Good idea！ When should we leave?

A: How about leaving early in the morning to make the most of the day?

B: Sounds good to me！

A: Me too！ It's going to be so much fun.

B: Definitely！ Let's make it a great day.

Li Yang was a shy boy and he hardly spoke in class. He liked sitting , never raising his hand. His English teacher, Ms. Chen, decided to help him.

One day, she asked Li Yang to read a passage in class, so Li Yang had to speak loudly just listening. He took a deep breath and tried. Ms. Chen's smile encouraged (鼓励) him, and to his surprise, he made it. Slowly, he  speaking in front of the class.

Later, Ms. Chen asked Li Yang to do something special—— to  the newspaper every morning and share one interesting story with the class. This  not only to Li Yang but also to his classmates. They enjoyed discussing.

So, you see, getting out of the comfort zone(舒适区) could change everything.