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Can you keep your desk tidy and clean? Aclean desk helps you work better. 

Only keep things you really need on and near your desk

Put books and notebooks in your schoolbag after class.  Have a pencil case for pens and pencils, and have a bin near your desk. 

Go to the kitchen(厨房) when you want to have a drink or, if you like, keep a drink on a small table near your desk. 

Keep your school things tidy

Put your books and notebooks in order together on a shelf(书架) or in your bag. So you can find what you need quickly. 

Clean your desk every day

Pick a time to tidy your desk and do it!  And you can start each new day with a clean and tidy desk. 

Follow these simple tips. You will have a clean and nice desk. It will help you feel good and work better!

My name is Hamilton. I have the best job ever—a pet taxi driver. Why do I have this job? Here's the story. 

One day, my friend's dog is badly ill. They call many taxi, but no driver stops. Finally, my friend gets a car from his neighbor(邻居) and takes his dog to the animal hospital. This gives me a great idea: to start a car service(服务) just for people and their four-legged friends. 

I name the service" Pet Taxi". Every day, I take animals like dogs, cats, and even birds to where they need to go by car. Most of my passengers(乘客) are on their way to the animal hospital or a pet shop. Sometimes, the pets just go out for fun, like going to the beach or going shopping with their owners. 

I love my job. Every day is a new day in this car! I get to meet new furry(毛茸茸的) friends. The best part of my work is seeing my passengers get home safely. The dogs seem to be able to know my kindness!      How happy I am!

Dear Mia, 

How time flies! You are now in the middle school! Are you ready for your new school life?

Primary school is like a lake. It is small and safe. Dad and Mum want to keep your boat from winds. But middle school is like a river. It is wide and the water runs fast. You will meet new challenges(挑战). We are always here to help. But sometimes you have to drive your boat by     yourself. Just try your best and work hard. Remember this: no pain, no gain. You will get a lot with hard work. 

We make this letter into a new paper boat. We hope it helps you in the coming years!

With love, 

Dad and Mum

要求：

(1) 短文必须包含以上所有信息，可适当补充；

(2) 文中不得出现真实的人名和校名；

(3) 60词左右，开头和结尾部分已给出，不计入总词数。

My Self-introduction

Hi, everyone!

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Thank you.

Hello, everyone! I'm so happy to stand here to say something about me I want to be the monitor(班长) of our class. name is Li Xiang, and you can call me Mike. It's my English name.

I like to friends with others. I think I can get on well with the other forty-five in our class. I often help other students. I can help teachers too. I study very. In my free(空闲的) time, I like books, and I think science books are interesting. I read them every day.

I'm good doing sports. I can run fast and swim very well. And my sport is basketball. Also, I one of the players of the school basketball team. I want to play basketball with you after school.                                      

I think I can be a good monitor. I will help everyone in our class.

The family members are busy most of the time. But they like to do many things together on weekends. What do they often do? They do sports in the park, read books in the library, and visit Li Xiang's grandparents. The two old people are happy to see them.

Li Xiang wants to keep (记录) all the happy time, so he is trying (尝试) to do something now. Do you know what it is?

There are two teaching buildings. Each teaching building has 18 classrooms. We have lessons there. And there is also a music room, a reading room, five labs and a library in the buildings. There are many books in the library. There are storybooks, picture books and magazines. We can read them after class.

The big playground is behind the teaching buildings. We play sports in the playground every day. We can run, play basketball and play table tennis there.

The office building is next to the teaching buildings. Teachers prepare their lessons (备课) there.

My school is also very beautiful. There is a big garden near the school gate. There are many beautiful flowers in it. In the centre of the garden, there is a pool. The fish are swimming happily in the pool.

I like my school very much.

A woman in the USA has a son, Ben. She is worried about 1. Because he is not doing well in school. Boys in his class play jokes on him because he seems so 2. The mother decides to help her son how to do something 3 in school. She tells him to go to the Public Library to 4 a book a week there and do a book report for her.

One day, in Ben's class, the teacher picks up a rock and asks if（是否）5 knows it. Ben puts up his hand and the teacher lets him 6. "Why does Ben raise his hand?" All of his 7 whisper and wonder. "He 8 says anything. What will he want to say?" To their surprise（惊讶）, Ben 9 a lot about the rock. He can name other rocks in its group and even knows 10 the teacher finds it. The teacher and the 11 students are surprised. Ben learns this from doing one of his 12 reports.

Later Ben becomes the 13 student of his class. When he finishes high school, he goes to Yale University and at last 14 one of the best doctors in the United States.

After Ben grows up, he knows something about his mother that he doesn't know as a 15. His mother never learns how to read.

Jack: Good morning, Mr. Clark!

Mr. Clark: Good morning!

Jack: My name is Jack.

Mr. Clark: What's your last name?       

Jack:

Mr. Clark: Nice to meet you, Jack.

Jack: Nice to meet you too, Mr. Clark.

Mr. Clark:

Jack: I'm in Class Seven.

Mr. Clark:

Jack: I'm from America. What sport do you like, Mr. Clark?

Mr. Clark: Tennis.

Jack: Oh, that's the bell. Goodbye, Mr. Clark.

Mr. Clark: Goodbye, Jack.

A. It's Brown.

B. What's your name, please?

C. What class are you in?

D. I often play it after work.

E. What about you?

F. Where are you from?

要求：1. 词数80词左右（开头已给出，不计入总词数）。

2. 可适当增加细节，使行文连贯。

3. 不可出现真实姓名、校名等信息。

The Person I Want to Thank

In my life, many people have helped and influenced me a lot. ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

There is a saying that "honesty is the best policy". Tell the truth, and good things will happen. This is just the way it is.

Long ago, a (home) man was walking in a busy market. On the ground in front of him, he saw a leather purse. After (open) it, he found 100 shiny gold coins inside. The man was hungry. He had no home. He even wanted to keep the purse. (sudden), he heard the cry of a rich man. "I have lost my money bag," he shouted. "I offer a big reward to anyone finds it and returns it to me." The poor man gave the rich man back (he) money.

However, the rich man had other (plan). He opened the bag, (look) inside, and said, "There are only 100 gold coins inside. The purse I lost had 200 gold coins. You must have stolen the rest just now. You will have no reward from me." The beggar asked that they go to a judge (solve) the matter.

A wise judge heard both men tell what had happened. Then he said, "I think you are both telling the truth. Rich man, you said you had lost a purse containing 200 gold coins. the beggar found a purse containing only 100 gold coins. I know that purse can't be the one you lost, for you said it had 200 coins inside."

So the judge gave the purse the person who had found it, as no righteous owner had come forward to prove it was his. And that is why, in the end, honesty truly is the best policy.

You know who Snow White is. You've heard of Hansel and Gretel. If not for them, you might never have heard these tales.

Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm were the oldest of six children. Jacob was born in 1785. They were the best of friends. The brothers lived and worked together for most of their lives.

In 1798, the Grimms moved to the town of Kassel. Then they found jobs in the king's library. Both men loved old stories. In their free time, they searched for old folktales and songs.

Marie Muller was a grandma. She told them the tales of Snow White, Little Red Riding Hood, and Sleeping Beauty. One day the Grimms met Frau Viehmann. She came to their house many times. She drank coffee and ate rolls. She told the Grimms more than 20 tales. Cinderella was one of them.

In 1812, the Grimms' first book of fairy tales was published. The Grimms had meant the stories for grown-ups. The brothers wanted to find more tales. This time it was much easier. Now people would bring stories to them. The next book of tales was published in 1814. The last book of Grimms' fairy tales was published in 1857.

A. Wilhelm was born the next year.

B. There they finished school and graduated.

C. But have you heard of the Brothers Grimm?

D. They were surprised when children loved them, too.

E. Jacob and Wilhelm were friendly to the old in their neighborhood.

F. From 1807 to 1814, the Grimms collected tales from everyone they knew.

Resting my head on Helen's shoulder, I put my arms around her waist (腰). She drew me to her, and we rested in silence.

We had not sat long before another person came in.

Some heavy clouds, swept from the sky by a rising wind, had left the moon bright; and her light, coming in through a window near, shone full both on us and on the coming person, Miss Temple.

"I came on purpose to find you, Jane Eyre," said she. "I want you in my room, and as Helen Burns is with you, she may come too."

We followed Miss Temple to her apartment. It had a good fire and looked cheerful. Miss Temple told Helen Burns to be seated in a low armchair on one side of the fireplace. Then she took another and called me to her side.

"Is it all over?" she asked, looking down at my face. "Have you cried your sadness away?"

"I am afraid I never shall do that."

"Why?"

"Because I have been wrongly accused (指责), and you and everybody else will think me a bad girl."

"We shall think of you as what you prove yourself to be, my child. Continue to act as a good girl, and you will satisfy us."

"Shall I, Miss Temple?"

"You will," said Miss Temple, "You have been accused of lying when you were little. Tell us the truth, but add nothing and exaggerate (夸大) nothing."

I made up my mind that I would be modest and correct. Having thought for a few minutes about where to start, I told her the whole story of my sad childhood.

——Adapted from Jane Eyre

The artist goes to bed at 5 p.m. and wakes up at 1 a.m. He then works till around 2 p.m. "When you are truly focused, everything is silent, as if you are the only one in the world. Time seems to slow down," says Tsai, who was in Shanghai last month for the launch of the English book of his works on ancient Chinese philosophy.

"I can create a book in no more than five days," he says. "We cartoonists don't work like novelists who have to write one word after another. We create in our mind a complete picture in the blink of an eye."

Despite his age, Tsai says that he still works for hours. In fact, his goal now is to complete 500 new books in five years! "I just completed a new series on Buddhism (佛教) and made two animation (动画) films and I plan to start a new series about Eastern wisdom," he says.

Born in 1948 in Taiwan, Tsai has been creating comic books (漫画书) on Chinese classics that have won popularity around the world since 1984. His works have been translated into 26 different languages, with more than 50 million copies sold worldwide.

The old man smiled and said, "Don't worry. I can make stone soup for all of us. I just need a big pot, water, and firewood." Curious, the villagers brought what he needed. The old man took out a smooth stone from a silk bag and dropped it into the boiling water.

"This will be a fine soup," he said, "but a bit of cabbage would make it better." One villager went home and brought some cabbage. "With some salted beef, it would be amazing," the man added. The butcher heard and brought beef. Then the old man mentioned onions, potatoes, and carrots, and soon more people brought vegetables. The pot was filled with food.

The soup smelled so good that even the baker brought fresh bread. The villagers shared the meal, laughed, and told stories. It was the best soup they had ever tasted.

Afterward, the mayor (市长) offered to buy the magic stone, but the old man refused. "The soup came not from the stone, but from people working together," he said. "You don't need the stone — you just need each other." Then he smiled and went to sleep.

Ram was a poor rickshaw puller (人力车夫). One night, he took a rich businessman to the train station. The man 1 Ram and hurried off. He was Ram's last passenger of the day.

When Ram got home, he found a small bag on the back seat of his rickshaw. There were 50 shiny gold 2 inside. His heart beat fast. "This must be that man's," he thought, and couldn't 3 all night.

At dawn, Ram went back to the station to look for the owner but had no 4. On his way to the police station for help, Ram saw the businessman walking down the street 5. "Excuse me, sir," Ram quickly ran over. "You left this bag of coins in my rickshaw." The businessman was both 6 and happy. "I thought I'd lost them forever. I need this money for business today. Thank you so much," He decided to visit Ram's family to show his 7.

When he came to Ram's home, he was again shocked—Ram 8 needed the coins more. He wanted to help, but Ram 9 any money. Finally, the businessman offered to help Ram's two children get a good education. He invited an expert to teach them.

Years later, both children finished their studies and found good jobs. They always remembered their father's words: Be 10, and it will pay you back.