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I'm Bob and I'm a student of No.2 Middle School. We have a lot of1 in our school. I think some of them are good2 us , but others are not so good.

We have to3 the school uniform. I think it's good. If we don't have this rule, some students will wear expensive (昂贵的) clothes. They will think4 about their clothes, but not study. We5 at six in the morning. Then we6 to school before 7 o'clock. We can't be7 for school. And we have to listen to8 in class. All of these rules are important for our study and I like9.

We can't10 mobile phones to school. I don't think it's a good11. Sometimes our parents are12 and can't get home on time. They need to13 us about that. If we don't take phones,14can they call us? Also, we can't go to the movies on weekends. I know we should study hard, but we need15 to relax, too.

A: Hi, Mary. What do you want to do this Sunday?

B: I want to go to the zoo to see animals.

A: Of course! I like animals very much, too.

B: Great!

A: Pandas. They are very cute. What about you?

B: Elephants.

A: Are there any elephants in the zoo?

B: Yes.

A: OK.When and where can we meet?

B: What about 9:00 a.m. at my home?

A: Sure. See you.

A. Is it OK with you?

B. How can we get there?

C. Why do you like them?

D. Would you like to join me?

E. And they are from Thailand.

F. What animals do you like best?

G. They are really kind and friendly.

I am Ellen Black. I have two sons. Henry and Ivan and a daughter Winnie. Henry is 8years old, Ivan is 10 and Winnie is 12. For them, healthy breakfast is very important.

They don't have the same eating habits. But I want them to eat healthy food. So it's not easy for me to prepare breakfast for them.

Henry is a basketball star in his school. He always plays basketball in the morning. He always has three eggs, some chicken and milk. He must have breakfast at 6:00 in the morning.

Ivan likes a vegetable salad for breakfast. Tomatoes and carrots are his favourite vegetables. But he doesn't like green tomatoes. He always has a vegetable salad and some rice porridge for breakfast.

My daughter Winnie thinks she is fat. So she only likes some fruit for breakfast. She likes bananas, pears and apples. She doesn't like strawberries or oranges. I always ask her to have some milk..

I am busy every morning, but it's worth (值得的).
 

A. They are all students.

B. He only likes red ones.

C. They want to eat what they like.

D. So he must eat well for breakfast.

E. I think milk is healthy and good for health.

F. After breakfast they all go to school by bus.

Most young kids don't have real jobs. But you can still make money. Ask your neighbors (邻居). You can also talk to your parents. They could give you some money if you help with the housework in your home. And you can put your money in a bank. Banks keep your money safe.

You work really hard to make money and may want to spend it. Before you buy something, ask yourself if you need it or want it and if you have enough money for it. Set goals (目标) for yourself. Maybe you want to buy a toy. That's a short-term goal. Or maybe you want to buy a car one day. That's a long-term goal. Make a plan for how much you will spend. Keep to your plan. And remember your goals.

You can also use your money to help others. Think about what is important to you. Do you like animals? Donate (捐赠) your money to an animal shelter (收容所). Even a little help can make a big difference.

Remember: save, spend and share. Being smart with money is a good habit. Your future self will thank you!

Not many years ago, some farmers were worried because hawks (鹰) took many of their chickens, so the farmers killed many hawks. They no longer had to worry about their chickens. But then they had new worries. Mice ate the farmers' food. How did this happen? Hawks ate not only chickens but also mice. They ate more mice than chickens. But the farmers did not know this. When they killed many hawks, they changed the balance of nature.

Changing the balance is bad for nature. Sometimes when people move into a new place, they often cut down many plants. Some of these plants are good for animals. If the animals cannot find food to eat, they will die or have to leave the place.

Here is another example. In a place of the United States, the giraffes there ate a kind of rose; the lion there ate the giraffes. The number of the giraffes, lions and wild roses did not change much if people kept things as they were. But people killed many lions to protect the giraffes. Soon there were so many giraffes that they ate up all the roses. Then the giraffes began to eat leaves of young trees. These trees were important to people. So people thought of ways to protect trees. Now the giraffes had nothing to eat, and many of them died. This was another lesson from nature.

Please always keep this in mind: it's important for us to keep the balance of nature.

Monday     09:00-17:00        Friday     08:00-15:00

Tuesday     09:00-17:00        Saturday   09:00-12:00

Wednesday 09:00-20:00        Sunday     Closed

Thursday     09:00-17:00

Library Rules:

All students must have a library card.

Computers are for schoolwork only.

No food or soft drinks in the library. Students can only bring their own water bottles.

No running or shouting in the library.

Mobile phones must be off once you walk into the library.

Students cannot bring textbooks into the library.

Students can borrow three books at a time.

Students must return (归还) the books on time. Late return will result in a fine (罚款), 1 dollar a day for each book.

The library has after-hours return service (服务). Please leave the books in the blue box at the back of the library.

The books with "Read Here" labels (标签) cannot be borrowed. They can be read only in the library.

In my school, there's an outdoor classroom. It is not the same as an indoors classroom.we have no chairs, tables or computers. We sit on some stones. In class we put books on our legs and write on them. It's a bit hard when it's windy. Paper can fly high in the air and we have to jump to get our paper back.

Every week, each class can use the outdoor classroom for one lesson. My class usually has it on Friday. We finish the first two lessons in our indoor classroom, and then we have a 20-minute break. After the break, it's time for us to move. Everyone is excited. We talk and laugh all the way to the outdoor classroom. We always have lots of fun there. There are lots of big trees around the outdoor classroom, so it's cool to have the class in the outdoor classroom even in hot summer. We have many birds' visits each time we are there. Some are quite nice, and we can hear lovely songs from them. Some are nasty, and we get bird poo (粪便) on our heads.

Nothing is perfect, right? Every coin has two sides.

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Dear Jim，

I'm glad to hear from you.

Yours， 

Li Hua

A:Hello, Lucy! Long time no see!

B:Oh, Hi, Mary. We haven't seen each other for three years. .

A:Really？How?

B:You used to be short and fat, but now you are tall and thin. ？

A:No, I didn't.I began to wear glasses last year. Oh, your dress looks nice. ？

B:It's made of silk.

A： ?

B:It was made in Suzhou. I went to Suzhou last month and bought it there, and its quality is very good.

A:No wonder! By the way, ？

B:Suzhou is really a wonderful place.

A:Sounds good! I will go there next holiday if I have free time.

Chopsticks originated from (起源于)China. Though simple and little, they are great in the history of . There are many legends about chopsticks. Dayu and Chopsticks is one of .

It is  that during Yao and Shun times, Shun ordered Yu to  the flood. One day, Yu took a boat to an island. He was so hungry that he used a pot to cook meat. After the meat was well­done in boiled water, he didn't want to waste time waiting for it to cool, so he took two branches to pick up the meat from the soup. After that, to save time, he always took small branches to take out food from the hot pot. For a long time, he was skilled at picking up food with small sticks. In this way, the  type of chopsticks was born.

The chopsticks are  of different kinds of materials including bamboo, wood, animal bones, beautiful stones, and some other materials. There  more than 200 types of chopsticks now, and among them, the bamboo chopsticks are most widely .

"A chopstick can be broken  ，  but ten pairs of chopsticks hold each other tightly (紧紧地)…" The song is popular with many people, and it always  people to work together.

It is said that people once used tree  to make paper.

China  the Great Wall.

English  around the world.

It  used wood and glass.

 what difficulties we meet, we will never give up studying.

Velvet flowers, also called ronghua in Chinese, used to be an endangered folk craft(民间工艺). But now it keeps alive with more young people getting interested in it.  Murong faced challenges in learning this handicraft. "I started to learn about it five or six years ago from some ancient Chinese costume historical dramas，" she said.  Finally, she watched a TV program showing how to make velvet flowers in detail(细节). 

 Velvet flowers are made of silk and copper wires(铜线). "However, it was difficult to buy these materials with fewer suppliers(供应商)at that time，" Murong said. Another key step is to choose copper wires in the proper size and type. "The hardness(硬度) does matter，" she said. 

Murong has made many beautiful artworks.  Her video showing the making process of it got very popular online. The video has received over 2.4 million views on Bilibili.

As a lover of traditional culture, Murong said, "I'll learn more about different handicrafts and introduce them to young people on social media."

Weeks before Tomb­Sweeping Day on April 4 this year, hundreds of qingtuan were sold each day.

In the southern part of China, eating qingtuan at the beginning of spring is a kind of tradition. Chinese people started to eat it more than 2，000 years ago. It is made of sticky rice and red bean paste(红豆沙), and is famous for its softness, freshness and sweetness. The secret behind its mouth­watering taste is one of its materials—mugwort leaves. The plant is mainly found in the Yangtze River Delta (长江三角洲) . There it has perfect conditions to grow.

People in this area usually put qingtuan on the tombs (墓) of their dead family members to show that they cherish(珍惜) the past memory. Making qingtuan is also a chance for family members to get together at home. It really takes time and effort(努力) to make the snack.

Now, qingtuan has already spread its special taste to the northern part of China. Li Yuan was a 30­year­old engineer and grew up in Zhejiang Province. He brought qingtuan back to Beijing when he worked there.

Qingtuan has many different tastes inside it, such as apples and bean milk, to meet customers' tastes. The difference of the tastes shows that it's getting more and more popular across the whole country.

Even though there is warm weather and green leaves in spring, the season wouldn't be complete without a taste of qingtuan.

Most people remember their childhood by looking at old photos or watching videos. But for some, they choose to remember it by making models of their old homes where they grew up.

Du Yi, a Chinese miniature(微缩模型) artist, used to make models of historic buildings. One day, a friend asked him to make a model of his old home in the countryside. He thought it was meaningful, so he helped. After he posted a short video online, it went viral. He won thousands of followers. Today, he has over 200，000 followers online.

Du often makes the miniature house 30 times smaller than its real size. It usually takes him one to two months to make a model with the pictures provided by customers. Hundreds of small pieces and about 50 different materials, including wood, paper, and materials straight from nature are used. He often visits the villages to take a closer look at the details. He can spend the whole week studying one building, trying to understand the story, shapes and colors. "I have to be very careful about the details. If they are good, the work will come to life，" Du says. His miniature houses are sold at a starting price of around 20，000 yuan.

"When I first saw the model of my old home, it took me back to my childhood. Grandfather taught me how to farm and make toys from things around us，" says Hao Wei, one of Du's customers.

When a skillful hand meets the need of people, a good business starts.