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Most of us like to know where we are and where we're going. It can feel uncomfortable（不舒服的）to be1. The words "being lost" often make us think of dark and scary woods（森林）or streets,2 that's not always true.

Once（从前）we were on vacation in Europe. My dad planned（计划）to go out to take photos early the next morning. Mum wasn't3, but I would go with Dad, only because he told me I could have the biggest bowl of ice cream if I did.

So the next morning we left the hotel quite4 and started walking in the quiet streets.5 was in the streets. When the sun came up, Dad started taking photos and I6 him down small streets and over little bridges.

7 about an hour, I asked Dad, "Where are we?" He said, "I have no idea."

I suddenly（突然）felt a little   8. But Dad just laughed and said, "We're lost!" I told him to take out his map or phone. But he said, "I only have the9. Come on, let's get more lost!" He laughed again.

His laughter（笑声）made me feel10. Slowly, people started walking on the streets. I began to11 that we were lost, and just started watching everything around me.

After about four12 of walking around, we were back. Mum was in the hotel when13 came in. Mum asked worriedly, "Where did you go?" I said with a big14, "We got lost!"

These days we15 get lost easily with so many things around us—maps, GPS, apps on our phones and so on. But Dad showed me that sometimes being lost was a pleasure（快乐）.

—About 6300 km.

—What a pity!

—No, I only ________ 14 dollars on them.

—Yes, but I think it is ________ money.

—It's very easy. Press the red button in 2 minutes.

—Today is my mother's ________ birthday. I want to buy her a gift.

—I would like ________ for my twin daughters.

Even for children who have a2 time learning or thinking, a good first job can be very important. Success at work can help them3their attitudes to the difficulties they face at school. In fact, both part﹣time jobs and volunteer work can help teens feel4.

Lucy is a high school student who works part﹣time at a coffee shop. She says that teenagers can get something useful out of their jobs. For example, they learn how to5 and save money. They also learn how to6 customers and plan their time well.

Nancy cleans part﹣time at her school. She says that working helps her7 develop skills that will be useful when she goes to university. Nancy enjoys her8 and feels that it has helped her grow as a person.

Both part﹣time jobs and volunteer work can provide teenagers with wonderful9 and help them develop important skills. Encouraged by their parents, teenagers confidently take up part﹣time jobs and get10 work experience. By doing so, they will learn and grow, and also help others in a good way.

◆What sports do you do at school?

◆What do you like to eat for lunch?

◆What school rules do you have?

◆Did you have any school trip?

注意：(1)文中不得提及真实的人名、校名等相关信息;(2)词数：60左右(开头和结尾已经写好，不计入总词数)。

Dear Lucy,

Thanks for your letter. Let me tell you something about my school life.

……

What about yours? Hope to know more about your school life.

Yours,

Li Hua

He is  in the gym and wants to win the match for his  next week.

The red  belongs to Jack. That one is .

We walked  the  street in the rain.

Tony   finish our homework before playing games every night.