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内容包含：(1)人物介绍(如职业、性格、外貌等，至少要有两个要点)；(2)敬佩他/她的原因(讲述他/她具体做了哪些事情)；(3)他/她对你的影响。

作文要求：(1)字迹工整，语句连贯，意思连贯；(2)不得在作文中出现学生的真实姓名和所在学校；(3)词数100左右。

The Person I Respect

要求：1. 文章应包含提示的所有内容，可适当发挥；

2. 文中不得出现真实的学生姓名和学校名称；

3. 词数80左右。

How to Get On Well with Classmates

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What do you do at home after doing your homework? Do you play mobile phone games all the time? What other things can you do? Here are some ideas for you.

Family games are great! You can play chess with your parents. You can also play card games with them. These games are interesting and can make you relax.

Learn cooking. When you finish cooking a meal and put it on the table, you will feel happy. So will your parents.

Do some reading. Sometimes you may say there is no time to read books. Find one of your favourite books and start reading it. You can know about many interesting things from books.

Do you like DIY? You can draw pictures on cups or shirts. You can also make new things with paper. Try DIY and make small gifts for your parents. It is a good way to show your love to them.

There are so many interesting things you can do at home. Put down your mobile phone and you will have more time to think, read or do the things you seldom have time for.

Now more and more teenagers don't know how to do chores. Their parents do everything for them at home. I think it is for everyone to learn how to do chores at home. By doing it, we can help each other than before.

We know the English word "housewife" a woman whose main (主要的) job is to take care of her family. But do you know "house husband" in English? Today people often use the word "homemaker (操持家务者)" to take the place of the two.

In the past, most homemakers were women who all the housework such as cooking meals, cleaning rooms and looking after children. But now things are. More and more men are sharing family chores with their wives. A new study shows that many fathers would like to spend more time with their and do more housework for the family. They think they are not as good as wives at looking after the children. However, they hope they can help do other chores, such as decorating and shopping, to show their love. Children can also do some easy chores. People say the word "family" means "Father and Mother, I love you".

One weekend, Jenny's parents went on a short trip for business, leaving her alone at home. At first, she was2—no one would tell her to help in the kitchen. But when lunchtime came, she realized she didn't know3 to cook dishes. She opened the fridge(冰箱) but only saw some ingredients. She tried frying eggs but burned (烧糊) them. Then she boiled noodles but ended up with a4.

In the evening, Jenny was very hungry. She5 her mother's meals, even the ones she had complained about. She heated some bread in the oven but it turned hard. Tired of6, she drank some water and went to bed early. That night, she understood how hard her parents worked to take care of her.

The next morning, Jenny decided to change. She7 cooking and practised making simple dishes. She mixed vegetables, fried eggs carefully, and even learned to make soup.8 her first tries weren't perfect, she didn't stop making dishes.

When her parents returned, they were9 to see Jenny preparing dinner. "I'm sorry for always complaining," she said. "Now I know how much you have done for me." Her mother hugged (拥抱) her happily.

Jenny's10 grew as she kept cooking. She realized that helping at home wasn't just a duty—it was a way to show love.

Edwin grew up in a poor family. He dreamed of becoming a teacher when he was a boy. But instead of going to university, he had to work to make money for his younger brothers and sisters.

He wanted to get more education to become a teacher. So a few years ago, he decided to go back to school. When studying at university, Edwin took lessons about primary education. When he was free, he did different jobs to make a living. It was not easy, but he tried his best. Finally, at the age of 45, he made it! In 2022, he finished his study and became a teacher.

When Edwin made his dream come true, his family were so happy for him. His daughter shared a video of him online and it became popular quickly.

"It's never too late to follow your dreams," Edwin said.

A. Many people said they learned a lot from him.

B. However, Edwin didn't give up his dream.

C. Still, some people can make it through hard work.

D. He often played basketball with his classmates on weekends.

E. To get good grades, he spent a lot of time studying.

In Singapore, a technology company has shown a flying taxi. If some people travelled in flying taxis, there would be fewer cars on the roads. It would be less crowded (拥挤的). In the 3D space of the sky, cars could move around without bridges or roads. The taxis could also take off and arrive at the outside part of buildings. That could save parking spaces on the ground. And flying is fun. It's cool to fly in the sky every day on the way to work.

However, there are quite a few reasons why people don't need flying cars. A famous scientist has a rocket company (火箭公司) and a car company. It seems that he can make flying cars, but he says, "If the sky was full of flying cars, there would be more noise. Something might fall on people's heads more easily. Those are not good things."

The scientist thinks it's much better to build lots of tunnels (隧道) under the ground. What do you think of it? Are flying cars or taxis a good idea? Shall we find other ways to solve the traffic problem?

Helen, one of Julie's good friends, noticed that Julie seldom said no. When they had lunch together, she asked, "Why do you always say yes?" Julie said softly, "I don't want to hurt (伤害) anyone's feelings. I just don't know how to say no."

Helen smiled and said, "Try saying no. When you don't want to do things, just say no. It is OK to refuse." Julie listened carefully.

The next day, Matt, one of Julie's friends wanted to borrow her book. Julie took a deep breath and said, "Sorry, I am reading it now. I can lend it to you after I finish it." Matt said, "No problem. I'll ask someone else." Julie felt happy and surprised. She thanked Helen for teaching her this important lesson.

Now Julie says no more often. When someone asks her to go out in the evening, she says, "I'm sorry I can't because I have my plans." She knows that saying no doesn't make others unhappy. It helps her feel good. Julie still has a kind heart, but she isn't afraid to say no.

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内容要点：

1. 具体描述你正在进行的至少三种活动 (如：观察植物、体验农活、品尝食品等)。

2. 简要表达你的感受。

要求：词数不少于40词，开头已给出，不计入总词数；文中不得出现真实人名、校名。

My Visit to the Agricultural Expo

Today is August 17, 2025 and I am visiting the Agricultural Expo in Changchun.

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Jasmine (茉莉), with its sweet smell and white flowers, is loved worldwide. It (come) to China a long time ago and became part of Chinese culture.

In Chinese, "jasmine" sounds like "no profit (利润)". It (tell) people not to care too much about money. It's also a symbol purity (纯洁). A famous Chinese song "Jasmine Flower" shows its beauty. This song is so popular it was even used in an Italian opera. It is often the first Chinese song that many (foreigner) learn.

Jasmine grows (wide) in China, mainly in Hengzhou, Guangxi. This area produces 60% of the world's jasmine, so it is (call) the "Jasmine Capital of China". Farmers there now use AI robots to help with (they) work. The robots check if the plants are sick by examining the leaves. If there's a problem, farmers can know it solve it in time. AI tools study the weather and tell farmers the best time to water the plants. This makes sure the flowers stay (health) and grow fast. Finally, jasmine flowers are picked gently by AI robots, sent to factories quickly by drones (无人机) and turned into jasmine tea. With smart technology, jasmine flowers bring people more profit.

The camp asks children to spend more time outside every day. Camp workers take the children to the beach every morning. They need to swim and do other outdoor activities there before having lunch. In the afternoon, they tell stories or play volleyball. After dinner, they sing or dance and go back to have a good sleep.

One of the campers, Li Lei, says, "I thought it might be kind of boring to come to a camp—only doing sports. But I find doing sports is much more interesting than playing on my phone all day. I will spend little time on phones when I go back home."

阅读下面短文，根据短文内容回答问题或翻译划线部分。

One day on their way home, the three little monkeys saw many traps (陷阱) in the forest. The three little monkeys got in one of the traps. Then they took the monkeys away in a big car. Some cats saw this and quickly ran to the monkeys' parents and told them what they saw.

Their parents asked all the animals in the forest to help find their children. All dogs started to smell to find the monkeys around the forest. Fish and all water animals kept looking for them too. They all helped each other but they didn't find anything for days. When the hunters left, the giraffe helped them out of the box.

From the story, we know it is important to have good friends around us. Because friends can help us when we need them. So, please always be nice to your friends.

根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。

A. Birds kept looking for them over the mountains.

B. In the end, a giraffe found the box under a big tree.

C. Hunters came quickly and put them in a big box.

D. They wanted to run away from all the traps but they were not lucky.

E. The animals in the forest loved the small family a lot and loved to visit them.

In those days, they had no pens or paper. So she used reeds (芦苇) as pens and sandy ground as paper. Every day, she taught Ouyang Xiu to read and write in this way. Lady Zheng also taught him to be honest, kind, and strong. She told stories about excellent people in history. From these stories, he learned to help others and do the right things. Another important thing Lady Zheng taught was to love learning. She told Ouyang Xiu to read many useful books, think more and ask questions. She said knowledge (知识) comes from books, life, and thoughts.

Because of his mother, Ouyang Xiu loved reading and learning. He worked hard and became good at writing, history, and other subjects. Later, he also helped people and tried to make the country better. The story shows us that mother's love and a good education can help a child succeed in some ways.

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On May 11, 2025, 16-year-old Chen Yujie became a national star in Guangzhou. She ran the first part of the women's 4x100m relay race at the World Athletics Relays (2025世界田联接力赛) in Guangzhou. Her team won their race in 43.03 seconds, earning (赢得) a place in the 2026 World Championships. Known as "Little Sister" for her age and successful achievements, Chen's story shows how hard work and love for what you do can make dreams come true.

Chen grew up in Ningbo, Zhejiang. Her parents were both runners. As a child, she tried tennis and taekwondo, but everything changed when she joined a school race at age 11. Her teacher saw how fast she ran and told her to try track and field (田径). Balancing school and training was not easy. She studied at Ningbo No.7 Middle School during the day and practiced at a sports school in the evening. Even when she hurt her leg once, she kept exercising her arms and never missed practice. Her coach said, "She always tries her best."

Her efforts soon brought success. At 14, she broke records at the 2023 U15 World School Games in Brazil, winning the 100m (11.56 seconds) and 200m (24.59 seconds). In 2024, she surprised everyone by beating Ge Manqi, a famous runner and her idol, at the National Championships. She ran the 100m. in 11.29 seconds! "We're waiting for her in the national team," said Ge after the race. That same year, she set a new Asian U18 record in the 200m (23.19 seconds). By 2025, she has held U18 Asian records in the 60m, 100m, and 200m.

Beyond her natural talent, what makes Chen special is how she turns problems into power. While other kids played after school, she ran between practices and homework. When she got hurt, she trained her arms and practiced movements. Even during breaks, she did math problems to stay focused (专注的). Today, Chen is not just a runner she shows us that success needs both talent and hard work. As she prepares for the 2028 Olympics, her story reminds us: greatness starts when you grab your chance, no matter how young you are!

I see math as a puzzle game. Every time I get a wrong answer, I ask myself, "Why?" Then I write down my mistake. That's how I remember not to make it again next time.

For example, when studying geometry (几何), I use colored pens to clearly draw each step. This makes it easier for me to see and solve hard problems.

Also, I study with friends. We take turns explaining questions to each other. If I can explain something clearly, it shows I really get it!

In short, to get better at math, don't rush. Think clearly, enjoy solving problems and keep learning from mistakes. That's how I reached the top of the class.

My father's friend Bernie has a big store to sell fruits and vegetables. When I was a kid, watermelon was a special1. Every summer, when the first watermelons arrived, we went to his store to2 the watermelon. Bernie took a knife and cut open a watermelon. We3 the watermelon quickly, sat with our legs hanging on the dock (码头) and bent (弯曲) a little so the4 wouldn't get on our clothes. We ate only the best part—the5, juicy, red center with no seeds (籽) and threw away the rest part.

My father said Bernie was a rich man. Bernie had a lot of money. At first, I thought that's6 my father thought he was rich. But later, I7—because he knew how to enjoy life. Bernie worked hard, but he also took time to enjoy life with friends and ate only the8 of the watermelon.

I learned that being rich was not just about money. Some people had a lot but seldom9. Others didn't have much and lived a10 life, but they still felt rich.

11 you didn't take time to sit on the dock, hang your legs, and share small happy moments with others, work might be taking over your12.

For many years, I forgot this13. I was too busy trying to make money and14.

Now, I remember again. I hope I still have time to enjoy life. That's the center of the watermelon. The rest? I throw it away. Now, I am truly15.