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—They go on Monday afternoons.

1. 你最喜爱的一道美食是什么 (西红柿炒蛋，清蒸鱼，番茄牛肉面，炒土豆丝……)；

2. 你喜欢这道美食的原因；

3. 所需食材；

4. 烹饪步骤。

要求：1. 语句通顺，符合逻辑，包含以上所有信息，可根据需要作适当的发挥。2. 80词左右。

How to make my favourite dish

My favourite dish is ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Snow leopards (雪豹) live high in the mountains of Central Asia and often appear at night, so it's very to see them.

Sadly, snow leopards are in danger. People kill them for beautiful fur. Sometimes, the leopards eat the herders' (牧民的), so the herders shoot them. It is disappointing because snow leopards play an important in the ecosystem. They help keep animal population balanced.

To protect snow leopards, many groups are action. For example, in India, a group brings to stay at herders' homes, so the herders can make money. In return (作为回报), the herders not to kill the snow leopards.

Besides, some groups are educating local communities (教育当地的社区) about the of snow leopards in the ecosystem. Some areas are also creating parks to snow leopards from hunters (猎人).

These efforts (努力) are starting to make a difference. we keep working together to protect snow leopards, they can have a brighter and safer future.

Pick just one or two resolutions.

Do you want to eat more healthily, do more exercise, look for a new job and take a dream trip to Hawaii? That's great! But if you want to succeed, choose just one or two of the most important resolutions on your list and focus on them.

Be specific (具体的) about your resolutions.

Instead of saying, "I will save more money this year," decide exactly how much money you want to save. According to a study, resolutions need to be specific, and you'll achieve them best by sticking to a simple set of actions.

Make sure your resolutions are achievable (可完成的).

Saying you'll save enough money to stop working by the end of the year is a good idea, but it is probably very hard to achieve. You also don't want your resolutions to be so big that they lose the meaning of setting them. So, make sure your resolutions are a little hard but possible.

Find the right support (支持).

We can use a phone app (手机应用程序) to record how we're doing. Having friends' support is important too. Also, don't forget to give yourself a reward (奖励) when you do something small towards your resolution. That can build your confidence and help you want to keep going.

根据语篇内容，按要求回答问题。

You get up in the morning and look into the mirror. Your face looks young. In 2045, medical technology (医疗技术) is better. Many people could live to be 150, so at 40, you're not old at all. And your parents just had an anti-aging treatment (抗衰老的治疗). Now your parents look so young.

You say to your shirt, "Turn red." It changes from blue to red. In 2045, "smart clothes" have particles (粒子) much smaller than the cells (细胞) in your body. The particles can change the colours of your clothes.

You walk into the kitchen. You pick up milk, but a voice says, "You shouldn't drink that!" Your fridge has read the chip (芯片) that has information about the milk, and it knows the milk is bad. In 2045, every article of food in the store has such a chip.

It's time to go to work. In 2045, cars drive themselves. Just tell your "smart car" where to go. On the way, you can call a friend with your jacket sleeve (袖子). Such "smart technology" is all around you.

So will all these things come true? "For new technology to succeed," says the scientist Andrew Zolli, "it has to be so much better that it replaces what we have already." What will happen? We are looking forward to it.

根据语篇内容，选择最佳选项。

I went to the countryside with my parents. We stayed there for two weeks. The air was fresh. Every day, I fed chickens, milked cows, played with dogs and went fishing. I want to go there again.

—Jean

My father drove us to pick strawberries. The strawberries grew in a greenhouse (温室). It was so hot and wet inside. The strawberries were delicious. We bought some before we left.

—David

My grandfather took me to fish by the lake. I thought it would be interesting, but it wasn't. I felt bored and went back home early. When I got home, it started raining. I felt lucky.

—Eric

I visited my uncle on the farm with my father. My uncle kept some pigs. I helped feed them and they ate happily. My aunt made chicken noodles for us. They were so delicious.

—Tom

根据语篇内容，选择最佳选项。

根据语篇内容，选择最佳选项。

The2 of the festival often makes people happy. People who work or study away from home start their journey back. The airports, train stations (机场、火车站) and bus stations are3 passengers carrying luggage, all with the same goal: to go home.

On Chinese New Year's Eve, the whole family get together for a big dinner. At the dinner table, various (各种各样的) plates of4 dishes are served.

5 dinner, the family often sits in front of the TV to watch the Spring Festival Gala (春节联欢晚会) together. People of all ages6 the wonderful shows, sharing the happiness of being together. Children are excited.7 wear new clothes, and set off small fireworks outside. They also receive (收到) lucky money from their parents and grandparents.8 the Spring Festival, people also visit their relatives (亲戚) and friends. They say "Happy New Year" to each other.

The Spring Festival describes and shows the9 of family in Chinese culture and brings warmth and joy to everyone.10 life takes us, the Spring Festival always reminds us of the love and comfort of home.

A: Hi, Maria! You don't seem happy. What's the matter?

B: I argued with my best friend Anna yesterday.

A: Why did you argue?

B: Because she borrowed my pen and lost it. I got angry and shouted at her.

A: Why not say sorry to her first?

B: I wanted to do that. But I'm afraid she won't forgive (原谅) me.

A: Don't worry. Tell her you are sorry for what you did.

B: But what if it doesn't work?

A: You can send her an email too.

B: I'll do it right away. Thanks for your advice!

A: You're welcome.

A. That sounds wonderful.

B. She'll know you care.

C. I hope you can make up with her and be friends again.

D. I'm sorry to hear that.

E. You can send her a text message.

F. Well, everyone may make mistakes.

写作要求：1. 介绍人工智能的广泛应用；

2. 描述人工智能的优势和弊端，并描述你的观点；

3. 文中不得出现真实姓名和学校名称；

4. 词数100左右（开头已给出，不计入总词数）。

参考词汇：AI (Artificial Intelligence) 人工智能；disadvantage 弊端

Believe it or not, AI is widely used in our daily lives.

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I'm Li Hua. I don't agree with my parents

sometimes. Last year, Iconsider going to a concert             

with my friends.Though my parents didn't allow me to             

do so. In their opinion, Ishouldn't stay at home and do             

my homework. I wasn't angryin my parents and I             

explained. I wassurprising that they shared many             

idea about my studies. We reached a compromise (和解).             

And then, I know we should communicate with

parents openly andproper. What's more, we should             

try to see things fromthem ways. Don't treat each             

other likea enemy.                    

By following these tips, we can build astrong             

and better relationship than before.

Social media (社交媒体) brings joy to our lives. With it, we can share photos and thoughts with others. However, if we use social media too much, it will be bad for our minds and bodies. Here is some advice for the use of social media.

If you like using social media, there is always a reason. Are you lonely or bored? Do you enjoy chatting? Or do you just want likes? Understand the reason, and you'll know what you really need.

After spending lots of time on social media, how do you feel? Do you feel better or worse? Your feelings say a lot about how social media influences you. If you don't feel great, you need to make changes, such as focusing more on real life.

Social media shows you the content according to what you've seen. If you always check the posts about happiness and kindness, you will see more of them. Positive information can make your day brighter and your mind healthier.

There are many other things you can do online instead of checking social media. You can take online classes, get moving with workout (锻炼) videos and so on. You will become a better you with the help of the Internet.

You can set a timer (定时器) on your phone before you get online. When the timer rings, put down your phone right away. In this way, you can protect your eyesight as much as possible and free up time for other activities.

A. Find out the reason

B. Do something else online

C. Cut down on your screen time

D. Choose good content

E. Notice your feelings

Believing in good things can help people face difficult challenges. Some people believe that success will come to them, and this gives them the courage to move ahead. But it can also help them feel better about their lives. They expect success, and so they feel successful. This, I think, is close to the placebo (安慰剂) effect. If you add medicinal herbs (草药) to your diet to improve your energy level, you may feel that your energy level is improving, even if the herbs turn out to be just cabbage. In studies of new medicines, researchers often give some patients sugar pills and say the pills are medicine. This helps them find out how well the medicine truly works.

Many people do similar things in their daily lives. College students often choose a special shirt or baseball cap to wear during exams. They feel it will bring them good luck. Here in China, one of the newest placebos is "Einstein's brain (爱因斯坦脑)." People are told that if they buy one, they will develop a brain like the famous scientist. Do buyers really believe this? Not very likely. But by "having" a super-quick brain, they may feel relaxed and, as a result, think more clearly during exams. But there is a condition—you must have studied enough first and you've worked hard enough.

You may be too busy to notice the wonderful world where you live. Taking time to know your own town or city can help you see it in a new light. With the warm weather outside, now is a good time to go exploring (探索) with a trusted adult.

◆Act like a tourist.

Many times, when you live in a place, you never really explore some of the most exciting parts that a visitor might. Start by asking yourself this question: Maybe you can visit a historic building, a nice park, or a new ice cream store.

◆Consider local attractions (景点).

First, do some research online and talk to an adult about where to go. A local museum or zoo might have a new exhibit. You might also head to a national park for a hike.

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With an adult's guide, look up walking tours for a whole new way to explore your city. Some cities offer walking tours focused on a theme, like food or local parks. You can also search for free self-guided walking tours in your area.

◆Take a photography (摄影) walk.

Pick a theme for your photos, like special dishes, local waterways, or lovely birds. And at the end of the day, you can look back on all your explorations.

A. Find out a guided tour.

B. Here is how to get started.

C. Go bike riding in a local park.

D. Then try to think about which is the best place to explore.

E. Another way to see where you live with fresh eyes is to explore with your camera.

F. If I have never been to the town before, when is the best time to explore?

G. If my friends came to town for the first time, where would I advise them to go?

First, we should2 what we did well in our exams. It's not only about the grades,3 about the effort we put in. We should be proud of how hard we worked. This helps us feel good about what we've achieved.

But sometimes, we might feel4 if we didn't do as well as we hoped. We can5 why that happened. Maybe we didn't study in the best way, or maybe we were nervous. We can make6 so it goes better next time.

Second, we should focus on the areas where we can7. Exams often stress our weaknesses, and these are the8 where we can grow the most. We should9 think about the questions we got wrong and understand why we made mistakes.

By reflecting on our exams and using them as a starting point for improvement, we can make the most of these chances and10 our full potential (潜力). So, let's accept our exams, learn from them, and try to become excellent in our journey of study.

—No, I can't. Last summer I tried to learn ______. But I was afraid of water ______.