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Five years ago, when Cindy first came to a new school, she (feel) very lonely (孤独的), because she had few friends. She wanted to make friends someone having the same hobbies, it was too hard. She was new and shy, and she was afraid(talk) with others. After a week, her teacher Mr Green asked Cindy to sit next Jenny. But she was unhappy because Jenny was too naughty (淘气的) and too outgoing and she (act) like a boy. Cindy was very worried. "Jenny (be) my friend. We are so different," she said to (her).

However, as time went by, Cindy became more outgoing because of Jenny. In fact, Jenny was a really lovely and (help) girl. They were different, but they helped each other and became the (good) friends. Cindy has made a lot of friends because of Jenny. She's (real) happy.

Now, Jenny (study) in a new school. Cindy really (miss) her. "It's not necessary to be same between friends. Good friends share the (happy) and sadness together," said Cindy.

One day, her mother gave her a beautiful hair clip (发夹). When she wore it, she looked3 than before. She decided to go to school with the beautiful hair clip.

On her way to4, she found that most of her schoolmates said "hello" to her, but they never did this before. She thought that it was5 the beautiful hair clip. She was so happy about all6 the wonderful things.

7 all her classmates wanted to know what happened to her, she didn't want to tell them about her hair clip.   

When she went back home, her mother asked her, "Did you know you8 your hair clip at home? I9 it by the door this morning."

She was surprised to10 that. She understood that she didn't wear the hair clip to school.

It's not important what we wear or how we look. The most important thing is what we think of ourselves. If we want to do a thing successfully, first try to be confident (自信的). If we think we can, we can, we can.

某英文网站正在开展以"学会管理情绪"为主题的征文活动。假如你是李华，请用英语写一篇短文投稿，谈谈生活中自己的经历，分享一个你管理情绪的故事，以及你的收获。

提示词语：sad, angry, control, calm, think, lesson

提示问题：● What experience can you share about managing your emotion?

● What have you learned from it?

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运动是生命的源泉，是健康的保障。假如你是李华，你们学校英语社团正在开展以"我运动，我健康"为主题的线上交流活动。请你用英语写一篇短文，谈谈你最喜欢的体育运动和这项运动给你带来的好处。

提示词语： relax, healthy, playing basketball, be good for, make friends, team spirit

提示问题：

Which sport do you like best?

What benefits do you get from the sport?

Hello everyone, my name is Li Hua. I'd like to share my favorite sport with you.

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A Southern California student named Madison Atkinson is regarded as her family's hero. Madison, a 15-year-old girl, used CPR skills that she learned at school to help save her 3-year-old relative during a holiday gathering.

It happened on Thanksgiving as family members were preparing dinner. Relatives at the Northridge home thought 3-year-old Maxine was inside playing with other kids. But surveillance (监控) video shows the little girl wandering into the backyard and leaning over the side of the pool, and then jumping or falling in.

No one else was outside at the time, but a few minutes later Maxine's uncle walked out to the yard and found her face down in the pool. He jumped in, pulled the little girl from the water and yelled for help. Several adults came outside but were only able to watch helplessly when efforts were made to revive (苏醒) the girl.

When Madison saw what was happening, she knew exactly what to do. "I saw that he was trying the Heimlich (海姆利克氏操作法)," she recalled. "But I knew in that case we needed CPR because Maxine didn't seem like she was breathing. I told everyone I knew CPR and it calmed everyone down."

"Then they just laid her down on the ground and I started CPR."

The little girl soon revived and her family says she has since recovered.

Damian Gilbert says he is very proud of his stepdaughter. She was the only one in the house with CPR training and he finds it remarkable that she was able to take control and save a life. "I'm literally watching a 15-year-old girl basically bring back our niece, a 3-year-old, to life," Gilbert said. "It was something that I'll remember for the rest of my life."

The spirit of the Chinese women's volleyball team doesn't , but in .

They feel that games can and help them .

It's learn about life safety.

Remember: Don't risks. Safety .

People should be teenagers and them more .

When Tom grew older. He that people didn't always his appearance.

Comparison not only takes away our joy, but also leads to self-criticism (自我批评) and a lack (缺乏) of self-acceptance. Usually, comparison makes us think that others are better than us in some way. As a result, we may feel bad. "I am not as successful or attractive as they are. Why don't I have what they have?" We use comparison as a way to self-criticism, "What's wrong with me? I must be a loser." This slows down self-acceptance.

Comparison is deceptive (误导人的). It seems to tell us that if we meet the expectations such as losing weight or getting a great score, we will feel better, confident and stop comparing ourselves. However, this may be true only for a short time. In fact, a comparison is based on our inner thoughts, not surroundings (周围环境). Soon we will find something else to compare, another expectation we are not meeting, leaving us feeling worse once again. A student might celebrate being chosen for the school play, but then compare the importance of their role to that of the lead actor, resulting in bad feelings and getting stuck into another circle of comparison.

To stop comparing ourselves with others, we should know that comparison is a losing game and then step away from it. Comparison should not be the reason we decide to change. Instead, we try to change because of our own values. Think about your values and match your behaviors and decisions with your values. This does not mean we ignore things that we may want to change. It means these changes and goals are based on values, not comparison with others.

Behaviors and decisions are a matter of personal choice, not a way to keep up with others. Self-acceptance isn't about fixing anything about yourself, it is about accepting who you are today.

You may say, "I play inside more than outside and I like to play games on the computer." If so, you spent more time inside walls than outside in fresh air.

Kids today spend two fewer hours per week on sports and outdoor activities than kids did 20 years ago. That's according to a study from the University of Michigan. Non-moving activities are more popular now. Besides, the costs are overweight, greater stress, less joy and so on.

Play is important, even for adults. Just getting outdoors to play will bring you surprising results. Here are three reasons.

Outdoor activities better your senses (感觉官能).

Next time you sit down to message your friends, take notes of your senses during and after your texting. Then you do the same experiment after you've done something outside. You will find being outdoors brings the senses to life. "Hiking, exploring and fishing help hone all of your senses." Says Betsy Keller. She does research on exercise and sports sciences. "Smell, hearing...all of your senses are in use when you're outside."

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Are you stressed out? Too much indoor time—away from the natural world—is a reason of being much too nervous. Nervousness is a price we pay for being so far away from nature. However, playing outdoors does good to both body and mind.

Spending time outdoors brings you closer to the environment.

When you're out, breathe in fresh air and search for cool birds and plants in the woods. It can help you feel more connected (相连的) to the natural world. No woods nearby? Nature can be found right outside your door or in a nearby park.

Therefore, next time you sit down to spend time on a video game, think about going outdoors to play

"Not bad, Stone, not bad." he said to himself and smiled. Maybe he wasn't ready for Hollywood, but with his dark brown eyes and his thick brown hair, he had the looks that turned girls' heads. He moved closer to the mirror and smiled, checking his teeth.

"Perfect." he thought. "Good enough for a toothpaste ad."

As his eyes moved down to his strong arms, he smiled again. The hours he spent in the gym and doing sit-ups had paid off.

But suddenly, the smile froze. His eyes moved from the upper part of his body down to his legs. His legs were short. Not just short, but far too short for his body. He had the upper body of a six-footer, but because of his legs he was much less than six feet! Six inches less! Sitting, he was as tall as almost anyone. Standing, he had to look up at most of the boys and even many of the girls.

Why didn't his legs grow with the rest of his body? He was one of the shortest boys in his class. He was the shortest in his own family. He was even shorter than his "little" sister—by three inches! Where did his legs come from?

He certainly didn't get them from his parents. They were both quite tall. Looking through old family photos, he found the answer. It was his grandfather on his mother's side. His short legs were a gift from Grandpa Tuttle.

Thanks a lot, Grandpa!

Of course, the kids at school all noticed Jay's short legs and they had a nickname (外号) for him: Stubs! Almost no one called him by his real name; they all called him Stubs. Stubs Stone, Jay didn't like his nickname, but he had to accept it. He had no choice.

But Jay couldn't see in the mirror what his legs could do. They were quick and strong. He was the youngest player on the Brewer High football team. He could run faster than anyone else in the team and, like a rabbit, he kept going and going. Even at basketball, where the other players were much taller than him, they were still afraid of him because of his speed.

Jay shook his head. "Stubs, Stubs Stone, the kid with stubby legs. Yeah, that's me." He said to himself with a little smile. Suddenly, he heard his mother's voice.

"Jay, it's breakfast time."

Just when I thought I couldn't2 it anymore, a weak light appeared. At first, I thought I was daydreaming, but then I heard voices. I tried to call out, but my voice was not loud.

To my comfort, the light came closer. Two people came out of the snowstorm, carrying3. "Are you okay? Do you need some help?" one of them asked. His voice was full of4.

"I'm lost." I tried to get my words out. They quickly put a warm blanket around me and told me they were members of a volunteer team. They were5 anyone who might be lost in the snowstorm.

However, as we were heading back, one of the volunteers fell down and broke his right leg. Worry started to come, but the other volunteer kept6. "We need to find a safe place to stay overnight." he said. We tried to help the injured (受伤的) volunteer to a small cave nearby.

When daybreak arrived, the uninjured volunteer set out to find help, while I stayed behind to take care of the injured one.

After a few hours, the volunteer7 with a larger team. They helped us back to safety. Thanks to their help, that longest night has also become the most8 night in my life.

—I agree. We must study hard to become successful.

—Because I have ________to tell you.

—No, you ________.