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Dear Mike,

I'm excited to share my wonderful experience at Chengdu Research Base last weekend! ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Looking forward to hearing about your adventures too!

Yours,

Li Hua

Once, a little ant worked hard every day. She (carry) a huge grain of rice back to her nest. On the way, she met a cheerful grasshopper who sang happily under big tree.

"Why are you working so hard?" asked the grasshopper. "Winter is far away!"

"I must prepare now," replied the ant. " the weather report says this winter will be very cold."

Soon, winter came. The (snow) days made the grasshopper shiver. He knocked on the ant's door, but the ant said, "This food is (I). You should have worked hard like me!"

In the end, the ant shared her food and the grasshopper learned a lesson: "Work hard today, and you will have a better tomorrow."

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"What?" cried Brain. He couldn't see his bike anywhere. He searched and searched again, but he couldn't find his bike. He was so angry when he made his way to the principal's office. He couldn't believe someone would steal (偷) his bike.

After he reported it to the principal, he hurried home. Brain opened the box and began playing with the cards. Just then, his friend called to see if he could meet him at the park for baseball. Brain set out on foot towards the park. "Oh! This makes me so mad! I wish I had my bike." The next morning Brain got a ride to school. After school, he walked home. It was a hot walk home without the bike.

"They found your bike," his mother said calmly.

"What? Where?" asked Brain.

"It's in the garage where you left it," said Mom.

"No way!" said Brain.

He threw open the garage door, only to find his bike gleaming up at him. Brain was excited and embarrassed. That night over dinner, he shared the story and a laugh with his family.

If you don't know the differences between a rat and mouse, you are not alone. Norway rats and house mice both come from the same relative, which lived millions of years ago. As a result, they have a lot in common. Both Norway rats and house mice have long tails, whiskers (胡须), and round ears. They can also be similar colors, including gray, brown, white, and black.

However, there are many differences between Norway rats and house mice. The Norway rat is much bigger than the house mouse. A Norway rat can weigh over ten times as much as a house mouse and is usually three times as large. Also, a Norway rat has big feet and small ears compared (相比) to the size of its body. But a house mouse has small feet and big ears compared to the size of its body. And its tail is longer than its body, while a Norway rat's tail is shorter.

Now the next time you see something scurrying around the corners of the room, you can tell whether it's a rat or a mouse before you yelp and scare it away.

Last Sunday, my family and I went to the park. It was a1 day with a clear blue sky. We decided to have a picnic there. Early in the morning, my mother2 some sandwiches and fruit in a basket. My little sister brought3 favorite toy rabbit Fluffy, and my father took a big blanket for us to sit on.

When we arrived at the park around 10 A．m., the park was already full of4. Some children flew kites, while others played games. We found a quiet spot under a huge oak tree near the lake. Suddenly, my sister5 in excitement, "Look! There's a cute dog over there! It is6 a ball!"

We enjoyed our picnic7, chatting and laughing together. After eating, my father told us a funny story,8 we all laughed. Then, my sister and I wanted to fly a kite too. But unluckily, the9 wasn't strong enough, so our kite couldn't fly high.

Before leaving, I carefully cleaned up all our trash with my parents. It's important to keep the park10 for everyone. That day, I learned that even small things can make a real difference!