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The bird that flew away2 a church (教堂) and decided to stay there. It also learned to say some words.

A traveler was walking3 the person's house one day. He heard the bird speak. It said, "Fool (傻瓜), why do you come here? I will cut your throat (喉咙)."

The traveler was4 and left the place. Then he walked for some time until he arrived at the church. The bird there said, "Welcome to5 church. We have a lot of good food on our table.6 anything you like."

The traveler was7 . "I met another bird near a person's8 . It said some rude (粗鲁的) things to me. Both of you are birds. Why do you speak so9 ?"

"He is my brother.10 we have lived in different places and among different people. It is the people around you who shape (塑造) your words and actions."

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These days, a middle school started a "No TV Week" program. According to the rule, all the students can't watch TV during the week.

"The idea is not to stop watching TV but for the students just to find how much time they spend watching TV and try to use this time for other things," one teacher said.

During the program, all the teachers, parents and students worked together for this program and most of them found it to be a very good one.

What did the students say about this "No TV Week"? One boy said, "I can't believe (相信) I haven't watched TV for a week, but it is fun doing it." A girl student said, "I'm going to stop watching all TV programs except for (除了) Animal World and other English teaching programs, I want to have more time to do things like walking and thinking. I enjoy this ‘No TV Week' very much.. ."

But not all the students thought it was good. Some students have different ideas, "I don't like ‘NO TV Week' because I like watching TV. I have lots of favorite programs but I can't watch them during the week. That makes me feel terrible," one student said. "Watching TV can help us relax. Also it can help us learn about lots of things. I think we need to watch our TV shows," said another student.

I live in a great place with lots of fun things to do. Sometimes I go on trips down the Merrimack River in my canoe (皮划艇) by (I). Other times, I enjoy the view (景色) from the top of a mountain with my family. We also enjoy (camp), fishing trips and trips to parks. All of these trips are (wonder) and we hope to do more of them! I have the most free time during the summer months. One of my favorite (activity) is to go canoeing with my friends. It's really nice. Sometimes, when it (get) very hot, we go swimming. sometimes I feel tired, I really enjoy these trips.

However, astronomy (天文学) is my great love. I have a little telescope (望远镜) that helps me see stars more (clear). I'm still learning how to use it, and every time I look it, I see something new and exciting in the sky and lose myself in my thoughts. The sky is like an infinite, awe-inspiring canvas (一张无边无际令人惊叹的画布), and I expect (learn) more about it!

I have a full life, right? I think I'm (success) in making my life colorful. Do you think so?

Zhengding is in Shijiazhuang City, Hebei Province. People once named it as one of the three most important towns in ancient northern (古代北方的) China, and the other two were Beijing and Baoding.

I learned about Zhengding online and fell in love with its ancient town. I took a trip there with my friends last weekend. We started from Beijing and decided to go to Shijiazhuang first because it was time-saving (省时的). On our way to Beijing West Station, the taxi driver asked us where we were going. When I told him "Zhengding", he was excited.

He said that the ancient buildings there were so beautiful that he wanted to see them again.

After arriving at Shijiazhuang Station, we took a bus to the ancient town. With it, we could visit most of the temples (寺庙) there. Every one of them was special and we learned a lot.

At night, when the lights (电灯) were on, the ancient town became so different and beautiful. Not far from the town, there was a popular night market (夜市). We had a great time there too.

A. We bought an 80-yuan ticket.

B. There are many temples in the town.

C. It has a history of more than 1,600 years.

D. People went there to enjoy different foods.

E. He told us that he visited the town not long ago.

F. Beijing is about one and a half hours from Shijiazhuang by train.

As well as being a bookstore owner Shi is also a detective writer. He has written 15 exciting detective novels. Inside his bookstore, there are hundreds of books by famous detective writers like Edgar Allan Poe, Agatha Christie and Keigo Higashino. Shi's own popular books, like Liangshan Hunter, are also in the bookstore.

Shi's love for detective stories started when he read The Complete Sherlock Holmes in middle school. He was really interested in how Sherlock worked out crimes. When he was in college (大学),   he started writing his own detective stories. In 2011, he published (出版) his first novel, Criminal Fragment, and has kept writing all these years. Shi gets ideas from watching the world around him and reading a lot of books. "Reading helps me be creative." he said.

Although many of the best-selling books are by writers from other countries, Shi is more interested in promoting (宣传) Chinese detective writers. He thinks Chinese detective writers are getting better and better and their works often show Chinese culture.

Shi hopes that by keeping his bookstore running, he can help more Chinese detective writers become successful. "I'll keep writing and keep the bookstore open for as long as I can." he said.

The man said, "It's good."

One of his friends thought, "What a careless (淡漠的) man he is!"

An hour later, the man's daughter came again and said, "Dad, Mom found that ring."

The man said, "It's good."

Seeing this, his friend asked, "When the ring was lost, you said ‘It's good'. When your wife got the ring back, you said ‘It's good' too. Why so?"

The man said, "When the ring was lost, should I point fingers at my wife? No. That has happened. Shouting at others doesn't help. And things come or go all the time. I have to leave everything behind one day. So, if I leave behind a little bit from now on, it will be easier in the end. It's good, right?"

"It makes perfect sense (很有道理)," the man's friend said. The man said, "When my wife found the ring, she was happy, my daughter was happy, and I was happy. So many people were happy. So, it's good."

As I got older, I began to play the guitar in our garage (车库). My brother and his friends kept their musical instruments (乐器) there. Then, I would play my favorite songs on the guitar. And I would sing when I played.

It was not just me and my brother. Music runs in the whole family. My favorite family tradition in my early teenage years was our Friday night singing competition. On the first Friday of each month, every one of my family took turns singing a song. But who could sing the most beautifully? That was up to our neighbors (邻居) to decide. We would share the videos of our songs with them. The person who got the most likes would get a prize. It was a lot of fun.

Music is   ∆   in my life. It's like a friend that helps me deal with (应对) my feelings. When I feel sad, I listen to happy songs. When I'm happy, I listen to songs that make me want to dance. When I feel tired, I listen to relaxing music. I have many different kinds of music and songs from different countries. You might even find some African songs on my phone. Although I don't understand the words, I still like them!

The children walked closer. The baby bird tried to2. They could see the scared feeling in its eyes. They didn't know what to do.

"Let's pick it up so a3 won't get it," said Alec.

"But that will scare the baby bird more. Let's put it under a4," Molly said.

Alec thought that was a bad idea. The mother bird would5 find it under a box.

At last, the children decided to just watch and wait. "6 a cat comes, we will drive it away," they said. So the children went behind a tree and7 quietly.

A long time went by. No cats came to the tree, and the mother bird did not, either. Molly and Alec got8. "I'm afraid its mom won't come," said Alec.

Just then, they heard a bird chirping (吱喳叫). The baby bird chirped back. A yellow bird flew down. It was the baby bird's9! It gave the baby a bug (虫子). The baby bird10 it quickly and chirped for more.

"Hooray!" Molly and Alec shouted. The baby bird wasn't lost after all!

The old woman is Auntie Han. She began to run the shop over 30 years ago. 20 years ago, she2 coffee for 6 yuan a cup with two bags of instant coffee in it. But, two years ago, some people wanted a stronger (更浓的) taste. So, Auntie Han3 to put three bags of coffee in each cup, and the price became 10 yuan.

Auntie Han's coffee wasn't the best, but why did she catch so many people's eye? One main4 is that people thought Auntie Han was sincere (真诚的). Although her coffee was5, she gave her very best.

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1. 必须包括所有要点，可适当补充；语句通顺，条理清晰；书写规范、卷面整洁；词数不少于90个。

2. 文中不得使用真实姓名、校名。

参考词汇：take part in 参加       meat：肉类

Hello, everyone. Today I would like to talk about the differences between Chinese students and British students.

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Who is the most important person to you? When people are asked this question, most of their answers are my mother, my son, my daughter and so on. But don't forget that there are some other people who care about you! They are your friends.

In our daily life, friends are very important for us. Every one of us, young or old, should have at least one or two good friends. Our friends will listen to us when we speak, care about us when we are not feeling well, and stay with us when we are in difficulty. Being with friends, this can make us happy.

As everyone needs friends, who can we make good friends with and how can we get on well with each other? Here are some ways.

Make friends with those who work hard. Being with them, you will learn a lot from them.

Don't make friends with those who are quite different from you because it will be hard to get on with each other.

Reach for their hands when your friends have problems. Friends should always help each other.

Believe in each other. But never believe in those who leave you when you are in difficulty. And never leave your friends when they are in difficulty. Remember, a friend in need is a friend indeed.

Even the best friends may have a fight with each other sometimes. If this happens, don't let the fight last too long. Try to make up with (与……和好) your friends.

In the 21st Century (世纪) Workshop in Ningbo, Zhejiang, kids can have free science lessons from Chen Shaohua. Chen is primary school teacher. Once someone asked him why gave free lessons. " I want to help more kids learn science in a fun way," Chen answered.

In 2020, Chen had an idea of (give) free science lessons. Chen (find) a large place as his classroom. And he ran (使用) the classroom as a workshop.

What's the meaning the word "workshop"? It is a room, and people make things in it. Chen thinks that making things by hand is the (good) way to learn new things. He always asks his students (finish) some science experiments (实验). "To finish an experiment, they have to learn, discuss and work out the problems," Chen said. "That is (importance) for their growth and team spirit (精神)."

Chen's hard work paid off. His students got good (grade) in many science competitions. Some of them may become great (science), engineers or programmers one day.