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1、 The (mean) of the word is different in this context.
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2、 We should be (forgive) when others make mistakes.
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3、 His (decide) to study abroad surprised all of us.
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4、 They are excellent basketball (play) in our school.
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5、 She felt (disappoint) when she failed the math test again.
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6、 He tried (calm) himself down by taking deep breaths.
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7、 It's (joy) to work with such a great team.
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8、 She was (thank) to her teacher for helping her get through the hard time.
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9、 You should learn to e your feelings properly instead of keeping them inside.
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10、 He is a good c who always encourages us to do our best.
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11、 The r of the match made everyone in our class very happy.
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12、 We should f our mistakes bravely instead of hiding them.
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13、 She felt s when she heard the bad news about her friend.
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14、 The p of study can make you feel tired, but it also pushes you forward.
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15、 My teacher a me to talk to my parents about my stress.
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16、 He was so angry that he lost c of himself and shouted loudly.
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17、 It's n to feel nervous before a big exam.
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18、 Judy felt l when she moved to a new school without old friends.
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19、中国的传统艺术形式极其丰富，蕴含着五千年文明古国深厚的文化底蕴。为宣传中国传统艺术，请你用英文向外国朋友介绍你最喜欢的一种中国传统艺术形式。
提示：1. What is your favourite traditional Chinese art form?
2. How are the art pieces usually made?
3. Why do you like this art form?
要求：1. 文中应包含所有提示内容，可适当发挥；
2. 90词左右，文章开头已给出，不计入总词数；
3. 文中不能出现真实姓名和学校名称。
My Favourite Traditional Chinese Art
Among all the traditional Chinese art forms, ▲ is my favourite.
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20、 阅读表达
For the younger generations (一代人) in China, modern toys have always been attractive (有吸引力的). Recently, Beijing silk figurines (绢人), with fine clothing and lively facial expressions, have proved that they are just as attractive as modern toys.
As a form of National Intangible Cultural Heritage, Beijing silk figurines have a history of more than 1,000 years, dating back to the Tang Dynasty. Usually, a traditional silk figurine is mainly made of natural silk.
He Mei is an inheritor (传承者) of this art. When first seeing the dolls, she was so impressed (留下深刻印象) by their appearances. After that, she decided to learn the skill of making them. Later, she set up her company in 2013 to produce silk figurines. Now, she has a clear goal for her work. "People are familiar with American Barbie dolls. I want to turn Beijing silk figurines into ‘Chinese Barbie dolls'," she said.
The idea for the team's figurines mainly comes from traditional Chinese culture. The first Beijing silk figurines the team produced were modeled after the different roles in Peking Opera. The team has also turned well-known characters from other Chinese operas into figurines.
To make its products more popular, He Mei's team has developed complete DIY tool bags, so people can create a figurine of their own within an hour. Besides, her company has even worked with robot companies. So they can power their figurines with technology. "The connection of the ancient folk art with technology will make people even more interested in the art," she said.
(1)、Are Beijing silk figurines as attractive as modern toys?(2)、What is a traditional silk figurine mainly made of?(3)、What did He Mei decide to do after she was impressed by the Beijing silk figurines?(4)、Where does the idea for He Mei's silk figurines mainly come from?(5)、What do you think of Beijing silk figurines?