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1. 车辆都靠右行驶，出行可以选择乘坐公交或地铁，步行或骑自行车是最健康的方式。

2. 人们一般每天吃三顿饭，没有下午茶，家人通常在一起吃晚餐。   

3. 参加聚会经常带些小礼物，收到礼物用双手接，不要马上打开。

4. 中国人很友好……

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3. 字迹工整，卷面整洁。

4. 不得用真实姓名。

Dear Tony,

I am very happy to hear that you will come to visit China. Now let me tell you some manners and customs.

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Yours,

Wang Lin

The "city walk" came from the UK and it's q different from a traditional trip. When you go on a city walk, you are not dashing (猛冲) to see famous places l the Great Wall or the Forbidden City. Instead, you can t your time to go around the city slowly on foot, enjoy the local ways and traditions, and find cool things you might not n in the past. A city walk takes you away from the b tourist places and shopping centers. You can walk into a local street, meet the people of the city and see h they live there. For example, you can see an elderly man playing chess in the park or a group of children playing football on a street corner. What's more, you can try food at small but real r, and learn more about the city's history.

People who enjoy city walks are c and love to explore a city by walking. In this way, they can really feel and understand the city better. For example, if you take a walk in Chongqing, you can enjoy the beautiful hills that the city is f for. In Beijing, you can walk through the historic hutongs. You can see the e life of the locals and enjoy the buildings.

Young people like the "city walk" more. They want to enjoy their free time and learn new things, even if they're busy. Walking is a fun way to be alone with your thoughts and it's good for your health. The "city walk" is a good way to start the trip by finding fun in exploring.

My father used to work in the city and seldom stayed at home. But he would come back help to harvest rice every year.

One autumn, he promised to help our neighbor, who lost his arms in a traffic accident in 1999, to harvest his rice. After father harvested our own, his little rice picker (采摘机) broke. What's worse, he had to return to work the next day because his partner was ill in hospital. It meant that father wouldn't be back in a few days. It now seemed impossible to help out the neighbor.

Father told us that he wouldn't let the neighbor's rice rot (糜烂) in the field. He decided to harvest it by hand without a machine. "If tonight's weather is clear, I think I can do it," added my father. In fact, he was rather tired after a day's harvest work.

After dinner, father had a short rest and made his way to the field. A full moon was glowing (发光) in the sky and the weather was cold but clear. He spent the whole night keeping his word.

I would never forget the image (画面)—Father was cutting rice in the light of the harvest moon. Behind him, row after row of rice stocks (稻秆) stood at attention, showing respect for a man who kept his word.

Tom his bike yesterday.

She looked around to there was no one near here.

Daming is how he can finish the work.

A: Hi, Linda. I know you are in China for a long time.

B: Yes, there are many. In China, not everyone has a birthday party on his birthday.

A: That's right. We sometimes eat something delicious at home.

B: We often have a big birthday party in our country.

A: I see.

B: When we receive a present, we always open it at once. In China, it is quite different.

A: That's true. Are there any differences at school here?

B: Yes, Chinese students must stand up when they answer the teacher's questions.

A: That's one of the school rules.

B:

A: Of course we can't. I don't think it's polite.

B: That's funny.

A. When is your bird.

B. What about your country?

C. Anything else you like?

D. How about birthday presents?

E. And Chinese students must wear uniform at school.

F. Different countries have different traditions.

G. Do you find anything different between China and your country?

Advertisements, pop culture and even doctors can talk about health and weight as if they are one and the same: smaller bodies are healthier, and larger bodies must be unhealthy. But neither health nor bodies are that simple, and health can differ from person to person.

"A higher body mass index (BMI) has to do with health conditions like diabetes (糖尿病)", said Philipp Scherer, a professor at the University of Texas. "However, it's not that clear when researchers look at a single person." People in smaller bodies can develop heart disease or diabetes, and plenty of people in larger bodies are considered completely metabolically (新陈代谢地) healthy. "It's just a result of our genetic heterogeneity (遗传异质性) and how we do with calories (卡路里) more than needed," he added.

Dr. Asher Larmie, a doctor in the UK noted, "BMI is just one of many factors causing changes in a person's well-being. Medical care, environment, society and biology make up most of the factors that decide our health. We can't take one look at a person's body and get a sense of their health. Can we see somebody's medical records? Are we talking to their doctors? And often health is honestly sometimes out of our control. There are so many illnesses that people just develop. "

Then, how can we really keep healthy? Health is decided by many factors. Not falling ill is one, but so are staying mentally (精神地) healthy, keeping active social networks, getting enough sleep and lowering stress. Taking in fewer calories or cutting out certain foods may be bad for your health if it hurts your mental health or keeps you from enjoying time with friends and family.

"Weight loss doesn't mean that you'll necessarily get healthy. Sometimes how you lose weight could also be detrimental to your health. You may become unhealthy because of dieting," said Charles Spence, a professor from the University of Oxford. "We should improve our health by moving more, sleeping better, stressing less and eating the foods your body is telling you that you need," Larmie added.

Flood

Floods can happen very suddenly. Flood water can be deeper than it looks. It can carry you away, so stay away! Glass, snakes, and dirty things can be in flood water. They can make you sick, so don't drink it even if you are thirsty.

Tornado

A tornado happens during some storms. If there's a tornado warning, go someplace, such as a small and sturdy (结实的) bathroom, which is safe from the wind and flying things. Remember to keep away from windows or anything heavy that might fall on you. Get down low and cover your head with your arms.

Earthquake

You can stay safe during an earthquake by moving away from things that might fall. Get down under something that's strong if you can't rush out of the building right away. Protect your neck and head with your arm. If you're outside, go to an open space. Stay away from trees or anything that might fall over and hurt you.

Bushfire

Bushfires, also known as wildfires, are common across the world during the hotter months. It is important that you try to stay calm in a bushfire. Some fires can start so quickly that they threaten (威胁) homes and lives within minutes, so your safest choice is always to leave early. You'd better prepare an emergency survival kit and have it handy at all times.

No one wants to be caught in a dangerous and extreme situation. If the unthinkable does take place, having a plan and knowing what to do could make all the difference for you and your loved ones.

Though we had practiced for months, I still felt kind of uneasy.

"Are you ready?" Brittanie asked with a weak smile.

"Of course I am!" I replied, trying to sound confident.

"I guess I'm kind of nervous," she said quietly.

"Okay, so am I. But we're on in about 30 seconds!"

As I spoke, I heard the song end and people clapping their hands. "Deep breaths," I thought to myself, "deep breaths." Then my dance team lined up and we got onto the stage as if we owned it. In the back of my mind, I heard my teacher say, "Confidence is everything!" as she did when we spent long hours in the studio.

We reached the center of the stage. I showed the judges my biggest smile, trying to hide my nervousness. I noticed that several of the judges wore listless (无精打采的) expressions and one of them even seemed unhappy, which added to my discomfort on stage.

A few seconds later, when I heard our familiar song in the speakers, I forgot my nervousness.

The dance started with a few simple counts and a more challenging turn followed. To my complete surprise, my turns were perfect. Even my jumps were higher than usual! Our cheerful dance made us excited. Even the judges began dancing in their seats.

The dance ended perfectly. Everyone stood up and cheered! That sense of pride was one of the best feelings I've ever had. I left the stage with a smile, knowing that I had performed my best.

Different weather makes people feel different. It influences health, intelligence and feelings. In August, it is very hot and wet in the southern part of the United States. People there have1 trouble and other kinds of health problems during this month. In the Northeast and the Middle West, it is very hot sometime and very cold other2. People in these states (州) have more heart trouble after the weather changes in February or March.

The weather can also3 intelligence. For example, in a 1983 report by scientists, IQ of a group of students was very4 when a very strong wind came, but after the strong wind, their IQ was 10% lower. The wind can help people have more5. Very hot weather, on the other hand, can make it6. Students in many schools of the United States often get worse on exams in the hot months of the year (July and August) .

Weather also has a strong influence on people's7. Winter may be a bad time for thin people. They usually8 cold during these months. They might feel unhappy during cold weather. But fat people may have a hard time in hot summer. At about 18℃, people become stronger.

Low air pressure may make people9. People leave more bags on buses and in shops on low-pressure days. People feel best at a10 of about 18℃.

—________. Let's go this weekend.