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I took her advice. I managed to make time for English every day. At first, I found6 hard to understand the lyrics (歌词). But I didn't give up. I wondered7 or not my efforts would pay off. My teacher encouraged me not to be afraid8 making mistakes. "It's by making mistakes that you learn," she said.

I also joined an English club. The club leader asked us9 we usually practiced English after class. I told her I practiced by watching movies with subtitles. She suggested that I10 keep a diary in English. I wasn't sure if that11 for me, but I12 to try.

After a few months, I noticed that my English13 improved a lot. I realized14 my teacher had said was true: keeping at it is everything. Now, I always advise my friends15 give up when they face difficulties in learning.

If you don't know how to develop your children's reading abilities, don't worry. .

1. Have them read aloud

This encourages them to read slowly. . In this way, they're not only seeing the words but they're hearing them! You can also take turns reading aloud.

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Make sure to provide enough books for your children to practice reading. But these books should not be too hard. There shouldn't be too many new words. They should understand at least 90 percent of the words. Otherwise (否则), they will lose their interest in reading.

3. Talk to your children's teacher

If your children have difficulty in reading, they may need help about how to build their vocabulary (词汇) or how to get the main idea.. He/She knows better about your children than you in learning.

4. Re-read to build fluency (流畅)

To get the meaning of a text, your children need to read fast and smoothly—a skill called fluency. . Reading familiar and simple books again and again can help your children understand them quickly.

A. Provide books at the right level

B. You can have a talk with the teacher

C. They will have enough time to understand

D. These following ways will perhaps help you

E. Your children will love these interesting books

F. Re-reading is a good way to build children's fluency

There are several ways to make polite requests in English. One common way is to use modal verbs like "could," "may," or "might." For example, "Could you tell me where the restroom is?" or "May I borrow your pencil?" Another way is to use phrases like "Would you mind…?" followed by a verb-ing form, such as "Would you mind closing the door?"

It's also important to remember that in different cultures, politeness might be shown in different ways. In English-speaking countries, people often use "please" and "thank you" frequently. Adding "please" at the end of a request can make a big difference. For example, "Pass me the salt, please" is much better than just "Pass me the salt."

Learning to make polite requests is a key part of mastering English communication. It helps you build better relationships and avoid misunderstandings. So, always remember to be polite when you ask for help!

A study showed that people who follow directions carefully save time and reduce errors. In one case, a group of students was asked to assemble a model using written instructions. Those who read the steps carefully finished faster and with better results. Those who skipped steps made mistakes and had to start over.

In public places like parks or museums, following rules ensures everyone's safety and enjoyment. Signs like "No Swimming" or "Keep Off the Grass" are placed to protect people and the environment. Ignoring them can lead to dangers or damage.

Remember, good direction-following requires attention, patience, and practice. It is a skill that improves with effort and helps us succeed in many situations.

Traditionally, the festival focused on girls' activities like "pleading for ingenuity" (乞巧), where young women showed their sewing skills or prayed for wisdom and dexterity by weaving objects or offering fruits to Zhinü.

Over time, it developed into a celebration of love and romance. From the past to the present, people exchange gifts, enjoy romantic dinners, and admire the stars, particularly Vega and Altair (symbolizing Zhinü and Niulang).

Despite its ancient origins, the Qixi Festival remains similar. Modern celebrations mix traditional customs with today's practices, such as sending digital messages or attending themed events. The festival highlights themes of love, perseverance, and cultural heritage, making it a cherished part of China's traditional festivals.

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2.文中不得出现考生的真实姓名和校名。

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要点：(1)发出邀请；

(2)介绍活动。

要求：要点齐全，表述通顺，简洁得体。

Dear Peter,

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Yours,

Wang Lei

Last week I had a pretty good vacation with my family. We had great fun (play) in different places. On Monday, the weather was (sun) and hot. We went to White Beach bus and swam in the water. On Tuesday, it was cloudy and humid (湿的). We visited two (museum) in Central Park. We saw many old things. No one felt (bore). On Wednesday and Thursday, it was rainy and windy. It was (possible) to go out. So we stayed in the hotel and (eat) some delicious food. On Friday, the weather was cool. We went (hike) in the mountains. We were very tired, we felt very happy. How (wonder)!

In 2015, Liu Weixue left a well-paid job to learn the art of making Yuhang oil paper umbrellas from his grandfather. "I want to bring the art to life," Liu said. "When it rains, someone uses the umbrella—that's what I want to see."

After getting the skills, Liu opened a studio (工作坊) and he improved the umbrellas to win the hearts of young people. As the thin paper was easy to break, he started to use a kind of thicker paper. In a test, his umbrellas were opened and closed for 1,000 times without breaking.

In 2017, Liu opened an online shop to sell umbrellas. It now has more than 80,000 followers. To keep the quality (质量), his studio makes only 1,000 umbrellas each year.

Liu hopes the art can be passed on. He goes to some schools in Yuhang to teach students. He also goes to events in different places to show the art to more people.

根据短文内容，回答下列问题。

Start with words such as, "Excuse me, but…" Using a question to ask for help also works. People like to be asked than told! "Could you help me? I just bought this phone yesterday, but it's broken."

When trying to fix a problem, don't blame (责备) the person you're talking to. You can say, "I know this isn't your mistake, but…" or "There has been a misunderstanding," This shows you are only angry at the situation. Blaming isn't as important as getting a problem solved!

There are honest mistakes, but sometimes, someone may try to make use of you. In that situation, don't say, "Hey! You're trying to cheat me!" Instead, say, "I understood that…, but…"

Remember: usually a kind smile and polite words can help fix the problem.

阅读短文，把A—E五个句子填入文中空缺处，使短文内容完整。

A. Then allow him or her to reply.

B. This polite (礼貌的) question sounds better, right?

C. Blaming someone can quickly make him or her unhappy.

D. These kinds of experiences will make you want to argue.

E. A better way to get what you want is to use polite language in a friendly way.

I found the problem because of one of my friends. She was worrying a lot about life at that time. I wanted to help her stop worrying. The book How to Stop Worrying and Start Living by Dale Carnegie was one of my favorite books. I learned a lot from it. When I wanted to share something from the book with my friend, I found that I didn't remember anything. So I decided to re-read (重读) it. After that, I felt I learned more from the book.

When I re-read the book, I also realized that we often forget knowledge (知识) over time. If we want to remember it and use it, we must review (复习) it from time to time. Then I decided to re-read all the books I had read. I planned to re-read 20 books a year. So far, I have re-read close to 10 books. Thanks to my re-reading of the books, the knowledge I forgot has come back to me. And I've learned some new things.

As time goes by, I may forget the knowledge again. But I have no worries. I will just read the book again then.

根据短文内容，判断下列句子正（T）、误（F）。

Li Mei, 57, was once an English teacher. After retiring (退休), she learned to use modern farming technologies to grow apples, turning her farm into a model for growing better and more apples. Apples were hard to sell last year, so she began making English videos to sell them. Her videos are popular, and now she usually sells over 400 boxes of apples daily. "I want to show not just apples but everything wonderful about my hometown." Li said.

Wang Xia, 40, runs a baozi shop in Qufu. Different from Li, she started learning English last September to set an example for her son. Her videos recorded her journey from "broken English" to speakingfluently. After sharing her progress online, she got 17,000 fans, with some even visiting her shop to taste her baozi.

Lyu Yuxia, a 52-year-old fruit farmer in Mengyin, loves writing a lot. She writes about her diary life and the beauty of her hometown. "In my childhood, my father, a teacher, loved telling me history stories and poems (诗) while doing farm work. I enjoyed them very much," Lyu said. Encouraged by her son, she posted a poem online two years ago. It became popular with 9 million views. She became a famous country poet (诗人).

根据短文内容，选择最佳答案。

There is no gravity （重力） there, so weights are not as heavy as they are on earth. When you drop something, it doesn't fall to the floor. It floats slowly away in the air. This means that astronauts can't just put down a tool. They need to tie it down.

And how do astronaut drink? In space, water just breaks into small drops and floats in the air. Well, astronauts eat and drink differently in space. They have special place so that their food doesn't float away. They use special bags for drinks so that the drink stays inside.

Sleep is also different in space. Astronauts tie themselves to the wall so that they don't float around when they are sleeping. Since they have to work hard, they need to get plenty of rest.

The sun rises and sets so often that it can be confusing. The astronauts have alarms and sometimes music to wake them up.

Exercise is important for astronauts as well. Since there is no gravity and astronauts float instead of walking or running, their muscles become weak very quickly. They have to exercise on special machines everyday so that this doesn't happen. No one wants to become ill in space and exercise help them stay healthy.

However, it is not all hard work in space. When they are not doing science experiments, writing reports or exercising, there is a little time for fun. They watch movies, read the news and call family members and friends. The astronauts on the International Space Station can even connect to the Internet.