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要点如下：

1. 对Tom个人的简介；

2. 对Tom家庭成员的介绍；

3. 他的房间漂亮而整洁 (适当拓展房间物品及位置)；

4. 他喜欢中国，他想要交许多中国朋友；

写作要求：语言流畅，逻辑清晰，书写规范，可适当增加细节内容，词数90—100。

Hello, everyone. My name is Chen Jie. Let me introduce my good friend Tom here.

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Hi David,

Nice to meet you! My name is Ben and I'm twelve. I live in Sydney with my parents, my sister Emma and my cat Mimi. We live in a house in Greenwich. There are two bedrooms, a kitchen and a bathroom in the house.

My favourite subject is English and I want to be a writer in the future. I enjoy playing basketball and I'm in the school basketball team. What subjects do you like at school? And what's your dream? Do you like doing sports too?

My best friends are Tom and Jack and we're all in Class 2. Our teacher Mr Smith is kind, but sometimes he is very strict (严厉的) with us. When school finishes, I go to the school library with my friends first. We read books together. After that, we go home and do our homework.

In my free time, I sometimes play in basketball matches (比赛) and I often go shopping with my sister. I may have a lot of things to do every day, but I enjoy my life very much!

I really want to be your friend. Please write to me soon and introduce yourself to me.

Best wishes,

Ben

In the front of the school, there is a playground. I often play basketball with my classmates on it. There is a little garden behind our school. And we can grow beautiful flowers and plant trees in the garden.

Next to the garden, there is an orange orchard (果园). You can hear birds singing everywhere. There is a river not far from our school. In summer, we usually go swimming with our teachers in it.

We study Chinese, English, maths and other subjects at school. The teachers are very nice. We love our school.

It's Tuesday today. Miss White is teaching them to count from one to ten. Tony is studying hard. Soon he can count them. Miss White is happy and asks, "How many people are there in your family, Tony?"

Tony stands up and begins to count with his fingers and then says, "Two, Miss White."

"Who are they?"

"My father and my mother."

"Oh?" Miss White is surprised, "Two people in your family?"

"Because now I'm not at home."

Good morning! My name (be) Linda. I'm a student in Grade Seven. I have a nice schoolbag. It's blue—my favourite colour. There are many (thing) in my schoolbag: a (pen), a ruler, an eraser and six (book).

I have a new friend Mary Green. Mary is her (one) name. She is twelve (year) old. We are in same class. Look, this is (Mary) ruler. It is orange. She likes orange best. Hot pot is (she) favourite food. She thinks it is delicious. Now she (live) in Beijing with her parents. Mary and I (be) good friends.

We have some (hobby). I like (play) tennis. I think it is good for my health. Mary likes playing guitar. And she can play it well.

Do you want (be) my friend?

I love my school very much. It is an old school3 a history of more than 70 years. My school is near the park and it is very big4 nice. There is5 grass, trees, and flowers in the school.

In spring and summer, you can6 green trees and beautiful flowers everywhere. In my school, all the students and teachers are7. The teachers are kind to8 and they are careful with their work. They often9 our lessons. The students in our class often help each other, too. Our school has some interesting and funny things for us. We have lots of10 in our school. There are soccer games, book sales, art festivals and lots of parties. We have a big playground, and I often play basketball with my friends there. Welcome to my new school.

请根据以上内容，并结合图片信息，写一篇英语短文谈谈你所取得的进步及感受。

内容包括：

1.从以上提示中选择一个方面，谈谈你对它的理解；

2.结合自身经历，谈谈你是如何在这方面取得进步的；

3.谈谈这个进步对你的影响。

要求：

1.词数不少于80；

2.参考词汇仅供参考；

3.文中不得出现真实的人名、校名。

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B: They are Chinese clay art.

A:?   

B: They are made of clay.

A:?    

B: I made them together in a museum last week.

A: You're great.?   

B: The pieces are carefully shaped by hand from a very special kind of clay and then allowed to air-dry. After drying, they are fired a very high heat.

A:?   

B: They are from a Chinese fairy tale. They are very interesting.

Ralph Marston once said, "Make it a habit to tell people thank you. To express your appreciation sincerely without the expectation of anything in return. Truly appreciate those around you, and you'll soon find many others around you. Truly appreciate life, and you'll find that you have more of it."

Appreciating someone does not make you less important. Your words of appreciation show your good nature. By appreciating others, your value doesn'tdepreciate! Instead, you look good in the eyes of others.

In fact, appreciating others is one of the greatest qualities of a good leader. How would you feel if your director says to you "I know we didn't have too much time for the plan, but I appreciate your putting in much effort to make sure the plan was worked out on time. Thank you." Of course you will feel happy.

In the first month of the New Year, say "Thank you" to your loving friend who threw a surprise birthday party for you, to a partner who is always there for you, to your mum who cooked a lovely meal, to your dad who helped you do homework, to a workmate who helped you finish the task, to people who trust you, to your brothers, sisters and so on.

With kindness, love and appreciation we can make the world a better place for many more people to live in.

A B. O. B. is very helpful to the people in need. You'd better prepare more than one B. O. B. if possible. Then think of the difference a B. O. B. will make if those disasters happen. So prepare one now.

On May 9, a Chinese attending the festival put a video on Douyin. In the video, a line of mantou was lying among the baked foods on show.

The video quicklywent viralon the Internet. In no time, "Chinese Steamed Buns Compete at the French Bread Festival" became a hot topic. It brought much attention to mantou. As a main food, it is seen every day on Chinese dinner tables. It is amazing that mantou had such a chance to go to France and compete with the foods from different countries.

Mantou is made with wheat flour (面粉) and yeast (酵母). And then it is steamed for about half an hour. When it is freshly cooked, it produces a nice smell and feels soft. And most people cannot wait to have a bite. Mantou can also be enjoyed in many ways. For example, it can be fried or baked to golden brown.

Mantou, a traditional Chinese food, now serves more people around the world. Can you see the smile on its face?

With the development of China, there is more need for learning Chinese. So many (learning) of Chinese start to use online apps. There are many (help) online apps, such as Wukong, Duolingo and Chineasy: Learn Chinese (easy).

Today, Duolingo offers new (course) for learning Chinese. People can learn more about Chinese culture, such as the Spring Festival, martial arts (武术), Peking Opera. There is also cultural learning about everyday life.

Sixteen-year-old Isabelle comes from a Chinese family in France. She lived in China from 3 to 7 before (move) to the US. Three years ago, she started learning Chinese again, and (find) that it was fun. She spends about five minutes a day language-learning app Duolingo, which has lasted for over 300 days. With her teacher from Shanghai on screen, she reads books and (practice) conversations. "I think Chinese will be (real) more and more important. My grandma and other family members speak it, so I hope to talk with (they) in Chinese," she says.

Ken, a (Japan) man, whose wife is from China, uses Duolingo (improve) his Chinese twice a week. For him, reading is much (difficult) because many of the Chinese characters have two or three pronunciations, so he often makes mistakes. But he keeps trying. So far, he (make) great progress.

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Dear David,

I'm Li Ming from Class 1, Grade 9. Having noticed your advertisement for a host family on the school website, I'm writing to _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

I'm looking forward to your reply.

Yours,

Li Ming

Teachers are often considered as engineers of human souls. But there is one person in China who (call) the "teacher of teachers".

Born in Anhui Province, China, in 1891, Tao Xingzhi studied educational philosophy (哲学) under the guidance of John Dewey, American philosopher and educator at Columbia University, US, in 1914. But when Tao returned to China in 1917 and began his own career as an educator, he did not copy Dewey's education methods (blind). He adapted (调整) them to improve China's education system.

After doing surveys in Beijing, Tianjin and Shanghai in 1921, Tao was (surprise) to learn that the rate of illiteracy (文盲) in China went beyond 70 percent. (solve) the problem, Tao organized young workers and farmers to study while working. To deal the shortage of teachers and money, in 1927, Tao set up Xiaozhuang Normal College to train teachers and educators, most of whom became teachers at schools in the countryside. In January 1934, he started the "Little Teacher" programme in which young students were encouraged to serve as teachers to others, even to those (old) than themselves.

Under Tao's guidance, there were over 18,000 "little teachers" in Shanghai within 10 months. Later, there were 28 provinces and cities (take) part in this nationwide education event. In 1939, he started Yucai Middle School in Chongqing offered free education to children in need.

Maybe Tao's saying is the best explanation for (he) life, "Giving a whole heart, yet taking nothing in return, not even a leaf of grass."

An old friend of mine advises me to say NO more often so I can concentrate on what matters most. Personally, I've benefited a lot from his advice. I've noticed a few areas where people hesitate to say yes. Here's what I suggest you say YES to:

Say yes to challenge.

It's common to doubt your ability to handle more. Why increase the challenges you're already facing? Though there are a few challenges you might have good reason to say no to, say yes to the challenges that help you grow. Challenge can bring out the best in you.

Say yes to fun.

It's true that too much fun can be silly. Actually, you can work with a positive attitude, which can turn any situation into a fun one.

Say yes to better relationships.

If you are continually connecting with new people, you will give too little attention to the relationships you already have. Improving relationships that matter to you is always something good to say yes to.

Say yes to opportunity.

Put yourself in the place of maximum opportunity. Sometimes opportunity finds you but more often than not, you have to search for it.

A. Saying no is a skill but so is saying yes.

B. It's possible to overextend oneself in terms of social connections.

C. Meet more new people to learn from a wide variety of experiences.

D. My dad has pointed out that I do better when in a challenging situation.

E. And when you do find opportunity, don't pass it by because of laziness.

F. However, sometimes, we get too focused on our work and forget to enjoy ourselves.

Being the first child can sometimes be hard. "The oldest child syndrome is when the first child feels they must do well and be a good example for other children in the family," says Nicholette Leanza, a therapist (治疗专家).

According to Brandy Smith, a psychologist, some common behaviors for the first child include:

·Having a strong sense of responsibility

·Feeling they must meet people's expectations, mainly their parents' expectations

·Often drawn to leadership-type roles

·Usually described as someone who follows rules and acts nicely

·Being a hard-working person who always tries his best to succeed

There are also some advantages of being the oldest child in the family. Studies have shown that firstborn children have an advantage when it comes to learning things around the age of four. Some studies show that firstborn children also have a small advantage when it comes to early reading and writing skills.

"Being the oldest child can also influence how a child grows in feelings and their understanding of who they are," Leanza says. "For example, they might grow up quicker because they have more jobs to do at home or they might act more like parents because they have to look after their younger brothers and sisters."

"These can make it hard for the oldest child to find their identity (身份) outside of their role in their family," Leanza explains. "It's important for kids to learn to be themselves. And they shouldn't just see themselves as part of the family."

Since the beginning of this term, primary and junior high schools in Shenzhen have carried out a new measure (措施) to make sure that students have daily PE classes. Shenzhen is the first city in the country to require schools to provide daily PE classes for students at the compulsory (义务的) education level.

Buxin Primary School in Luohu District uses a "3+1+1" model, which includes three regular PE classes, one music-based exercise class, and one sports game class. As a result of the new measure, the number of PE classes at the school has risen to 200.

The number of PE teachers isn't enough for all the new classes, so the school has to ask teachers of other subjects to give some of the PE classes. Liu Xunhua, a Chinese teacher at the school, has taken on the role of a part-time PE teacher. "Everything is for the students' health, and we support the new measure," Liu said.

Yuan Yinuo, a sixth grader from the school, believes sports activities help reduce stress, especially considering the pressure graduating students are under. However, some parents are concerned about the reduced learning time of other subjects though they agree on the importance of daily PE classes. A physics teacher who has been working in Shenzhen for over 20 years has the same worry. He made a comment online, "Adding daily PE classes is a good thing, but it's hard for me to complete normal teaching tasks because some of my classes have been replaced by PE classes."

In a reply, the city's education authority (官方；当局) said schools can independently decide the number of weekly class hours and the time of each class for each subject, and that schools can also reasonably arrange (安排) the courses of each subject.