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When I was 3 years old, my parents found I was 2. After asking many doctors and parents of other deaf children, they decided not to put me in a special school. Although I seemed outgoing (外向的) my self-esteem (自尊心) was quite low. On my first day at school, the other kids 3 me because of my hearing aid and the way I talked. I was hurt deeply and I saw myself as a(n) 4 kid.

Mrs. Green, my 5, changed all of that with a simple three-word phrase. One morning, she asked the class a question. Sitting at my desk silently, I 6 her lips (嘴唇) and raised my hand right away. She called on me in front of the blackboard. I took a deep breath and 7 answered Mrs. Green's question.

I will 8 forget what happened next. Mrs. Green pointed directly at me. With sparkling (闪光的) eye sand a big smile she cried: "That's right, Ben!"

For the first time in my young life, my confidence rose. At that moment, I decided that no matter how many 9 I may face, I can overcome (克服) them. Thanks to those three 10 words, my whole life changed from that moment.

Household（家庭）waste is a kind of waste which is created in everyday life. Some of the household waste is not dangerous while others can be.

       A busy household can create a great deal of waste. And the amount of household waste can increase quickly especially in nations which depend heavily on packaging（包装）for products. Many families like to deal with their waste by simply burning it or putting it underground. They can pollute the air and the water, having a bad influence（影响）on the environment.

         How? Before throwing something into the rubbish bin, think about whether it can be used again. Generally, paper, glass and bottles can be broken down and reused. Besides, put dangerous household waste into different rubbish bins.

       Last but not least, record how much waste you create. You can weigh your household waste every day or every few days. And record the amount for several months. It can sometimes be an eye-opening experience. Even people who think they have a small number of rubbish bins find that they create a lot of waste.

Dealing with household waste also needs governments' efforts. Nowadays, many governments have paid attention to the problem of such waste. And they have come up with many ideas to solve it.

A. These ways can be dangerous.

B. Then they may be encouraged to try to create less waste.

C. Then you'll know the influence of waste.

D. Families should correctly deal with their household waste.

E. It includes broken dishes, used paper, banana or apple peels, etc.

F. For example, they teach people how to correctly throw household waste away .

Who is "momo"? You may not have seen one in person, but you've more than likely met one online. On Xiaohongshu, Douban or other social medias, more and more people with the name "momo" and the picture of a dinosaur appear. As The Paper reported, the Internet make it hard for many people to see the boundaries between online and offline lives. Worrying about personal information being given away, being cyber-bullied by others or being afraid to show their feelings, people are not willing to speak up. "Hiding under the name of ‘momo', I'm never worried that I will be found by people in my real life." Coco Ding said.

As more and more "momos" have appeared on the Internet, a new online group has been set up. For example, on Douban there is a "momo" group with more than 8000 members. In this group, "momo" have a close relationship and like to share their stories and life experiences. Interestingly, though "momos" want to hide themselves online, they still want to show their personalities and who they are in their group. So they will change the colors of their dinosaur avatars   and add things to them like hats and accessories (配饰). "As ‘momo' users, we can decide if we want to share something or not." said Ding. This is the best this about the little "dinosaur".

                        With the same name and picture, some "momos" spread mean words and even spread something bad to others with words online. However, we need to know that this can be irresponsible (不负责任的) and even harmful. With IP and a real-name registration system (实名制), "momos" can still found. So even if we are hiding ourselves online, we should still be responsible for what we say and do.

But think before you eat. If your body is hot from playing sports, it's not the best time to eat ice-cream. If you eat ice-cream when your body is hot, it may give your stomach some problems, and you may get diarrhea (腹泻). You can eat some ice-cream after you cool down or have some tea. Just try not to eat too much at a time!

People shouldn't eat or drink anything cold just after dinner. If you want to stay cool and healthy, oranges, bananas and pears can help.

In summer, germs (细菌) grow very fast and food goes bad easily. You should eat clean and fresh food. When you want to eat a cold dish, put some vinegar (醋) to disinfect (杀菌) it. If you can't finish your food and want to eat it again next day, you should heat it enough to kill the germs in it.

I am Mike. I go to school from Monday to Friday. My favourite day is Monday because I like PE best.

(          ) After English class, I play the piano or sing songs in music class. This is very noisy but often great fun.

(          ) Maths is my first class. I often answer maths questions. Sometimes they're difficult.

(          ) In the second class, I read many English stories, and I often speak English with my friends.

(          ) In the afternoon, I have PE class. I sometimes play football or exercise in the gym. I'm not good at running, but I like football best!

Amy:

Sarah: Really?

Amy: Yes, it was so warm.

Sarah: How did you go there?

Amy: We went there by plane.

Sarah: How was the beach?

Amy: It was beautiful. We played football there.

Sarah:

Amy: Yes. I went swimming every day. I took lots of pictures.

Sarah: Sounds great!

Amy: Sure.

A. Hainan is far from here.

B. My family and I went to Sanya.

C. Can I see your pictures?

D. Did you like it?

E. Did you go swimming there?

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The word "mahu" (马虎) means someone is careless (粗心的). Here is a story about.

One day, a painter (paint) a tiger at home. Just as he finishes the tiger's head, a friend comes to his home. He asks the painter some questions painting a horse. The painter then paints a horse's body onto the tiger's head.

The painter's (child) see the painting. The old son asks, " animal is it?" The painter(tell) him it is a tiger. When the young son asks same question, the painter says it is a horse.

Later, the young son sees a tiger. He thinks it's a horse and wants (ride) it, but the tiger eats him. Then, the old son goes hunting (打猎) for a tiger, he kills a farmer's horse. He has to pay lots of money for it.

The painter feels (real) sad and angry.

Last December, I went to Paris with my wife. It was a great feeling to arrive in Paris and see the city full of Christmas lights. We were pleased with our hotel, but we decided to check the prices of other hotels.

The next morning, we walked around the city. Its name was Hotel de Ville. I walked near the building, but the door was closed.

I asked him,"How much is it each night?" He spoke in French so fast that I couldn't understand him. I asked him again. I just wanted to know how much it cost to stay every night. He shouted something and closed the window. I didn't want to know, so I just left.

When we were in the centre of Paris, I saw another hotel. It was a beautiful building that looked like a palace.

We stayed in Paris for ten days and had a great time. I loved everything about this city and I'd love to visit it again, but I would learn the language first!
 

A. Why was he so angry.

B. I thought it was probably a five-star hotel.

C. I don't think I will go to another foreign country.

D. I saw a very nice building.

E. There are not many hotels in Paris.

F. On the first day, we stayed in a hotel in the north of Paris.

G. After a few minutes, a man opened a window.

The groundhog (土拨鼠), however, deals with winter differently. As soon as it feels the weather turning cold, it starts to dig a hole at least five feet underground. There it makes a comfortable home with leaves and grass. It spends the cold winter months in its underground bed and it won't wake up until spring.

The groundhog doesn't eat at all during the winter. Instead, it eats as much and as often as it can during the summer. As winter comes, the groundhog becomes so fat that it can hardly move. When it starts to feel sleepy, it goes back to the home and falls into a deep sleep. Its breathing almost stops, its heart slows to about four beats a minute and its body temperature falls to just above 0℃ during the sleep. When it wakes up in spring, its weight (重量) is only half of what it was in the fall. By February or March, it's ready to leave its hole.

So years ago, when science and technology was less developed, people often waited for the first groundhog to stick its head out above ground as it showed that spring was coming. This gave rise to a number of stories. One of them is about a groundhog called Phil. This animal could forecast (预测) the weather. Phil stuck his head out above ground and looked around every February 2nd. If he saw his shadow (影子), it meant that there would be an extended (延长的) winter of six weeks. If the weather was cloudy and he didn't see his shadow, it meant spring would be early.

While he was there, he looked for a special gift for his family. After a long time, he found a lovely mirror. No one in his family had ever seen a mirror. Grandpa Aron bought the mirror and hurried home to his family.

It was late when Grandpa arrived home. He hung the mirror on the wall and then fell fast asleep. Early in the morning, little Paul Aron awoke. As he walked into the room, he saw a young boy looking back at him. "Papa, Papa, someone has broken into our house," Paul cried.

Papa hurried down. He looked at the mirror and saw a strong man looking back at him. He glared (怒目而视) at the man. The man glared back. He hit the table with his hand and watched as the man hit the table with his hand.

Mama Aron came into the room. She stopped when she saw a young woman looking at her. Mama Aron smiled and waved (挥手) at the woman. The woman smiled and waved back at Mama.

Papa watched her with curiosity and then stepped up to the mirror with a smile. The strong man appeared once again in the mirror, but this time he wore a smile upon his face. From that day forward, the Aron family smiled as they walked through the room. They were always greeted (迎接) by a smile in return.

B: Oh,. Thanks!

A : You're welcome.?

B: Yes. I play it four times a week with my cousin.?

A: Twice a week. I'm not very good at ping-pong.?

B: Sure. It would be fun to have you join us.?

A: I usually play on Saturday and Sunday.

B: Let's play together this weekend.

A: Great.