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Ann is 26 years old. She is a nurse, and her hospital isn't far from the building. It's only about 400 metres from her home to the hospital. She likes her home very much. Her home is on the second floor. It's not very big, but very beautiful. Ann is cleaning her room now. Ann likes to play the piano in her free time. She usually plays it for two hours in the evening.

Mr Smith is the owner of the building. He works very hard. He makes a lot of money. He is old now, so it is hard for him to go up to the first floor and second floor. He begins to live on the ground floor when he is fifty. Mr Smith is a radio fan. He spends many hours listening to the radio. He is listening to it at the moment.

Mrs Green and her family live on the first floor. Mrs Green is very happy because the members in her family love each other very much. Mrs Green and her husband are teachers. They are reading books. Their son Jim is a student. He is doing his homework. He is a good student. His teachers and classmates like him very much.

A new study shows that children should exercise for their muscles (肌肉) and bones (骨头) more than three times a week. Children can do activities like climbing and playing on monkey bars—this kind of exercise is good for their muscles. Jumping and running are good for their bones. Children should also do aerobic (有氧的) exercise for more than 60 minutes every day. They can walk fast or go running.

However, many children don't like doing exercise or playing sport outside. Today, many children like playing computer games or watching TV at home every day. What can parents do to help the children do sport outside?

Doctor Stephanie Walsh says she often sees parents taking long walks with their children as a kind of exercise, but that might not be the best way. "Although walking is a great activity, it's really boring for children. So if you're going to ask your children to go for a walk, think of some fun things to do along the way," she says. ▲   It's a good idea to take them outside and let them play with their friends. If they often play together, it will become an important and interesting part of their life. Little by little, they will love exercise or sport.

Ann's parents don't let her go out at night6 they think it is dangerous. This Saturday evening, Ann's good friend Lily has her birthday7 at home. Ann asks her parents for permission. But they don't let her go and say, "You can send Lily a8 on Saturday morning, but you can't go in the evening." Ann feels9 about this. Lily's birthday party comes. Ann's parents give her a surprise. They send her to Lily's home and they10 her outside in the car. After the party, they go back home happily.

—________! We all should learn from her.

—No. She ________ a book in her room.

—________ I really wanted to celebrate with you, I had too much homework.

—Don't worry! If you practice every day, you can ________ join the team.

—It was ________! We had a great time swimming and sunbathing.

要求：

(1)条理清楚，行文连贯，书写规范；

(2)文中不要出现所在学校的校名和师生姓名；

(3) 词数100 左右。

A Helper at Home

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After driving all night, the tired group set up camp near a city to sleep for two hours before hitting the road again at 8:00 a.m. But 20 minutes into the second half of their journey, one of Louise's worst dreams came true: The group realized that Sedze was not in any of their cars.She was missing.

The group came back to their campsite. They believed that they might have left Sedze there by mistake. They looked for Sedze everywhere, but they didn't find her. Though Louise tried to stay positive, deep down she feared the worst: Either a wild animal killed Sedze or she went away in a river. After looking for her for 30 minutes, Louise and the others continued the trip south.

Later that evening, the group finally arrived in High Level. Louise called her daughter, Jilaine, who lived in another city and told her about the dog. Ten minutes after they hung up, Jilaine ________ in surprise. A man named Ryan Snyder posted a picture of a dog he found near a bridge online. The dog looked exactly like Sedze.

A Louise quickly got on to Ryan.B And she made sure that the dog was Sedze. Sedze was alive and well.C While speaking to each other on the phone, they found that they were standing on opposite sides of the same baseball ground.D

"It was the greatest feeling when he brought her over on her leash (牵狗绳) and she hurried to us," she said.

       Three weeks later, the group returned to their homes in Yellowknife. "If my house had burned to the ground, I could have replaced (替换) it," Louise said. "But I can't replace my family or my pet dog."

根据短文内容，回答下列问题。（每小题答案不超过5个词）

Dear Mike,

How are things going with you? In your last email, you asked me how to get permission (许可) from your parents more (easy). Here is some advice.

(one) of all, be clear about what you're asking for. The more specific (具体的) you are, the easier it will be your parents to understand and decide what they can do for you.

Secondly, could you please be polite understanding? Of course. Remember, you're asking for (they) help, and they may have their own work and worries. So try (make) your needs as easy as possible.

Thirdly, always be (thank) and keep your promises. If they agree to help you, thank them and offer to do (anything) in return. This will help build good relationship.

If you follow my advice, (ask) for permission won't be so difficult.

Yours,

Tyler

How wrong I was! The misunderstanding began at the airport. I was looking for a5 telephone to give my friend Danny a ring. So I asked an old man, "I want to give my friend a ring. Could you help me?" "Well, that's6 ," he answered in surprise. "You look very7 . Are you getting married?" "Oh, No," I replied . "I just want to give a ring to tell him I've arrived. Could you tell me8 there's a phone box near here?" "Oh! Sorry," he said, "there's a phone downstairs."

When we met up, Danny9 the misunderstanding to me. "Don't worry! I met such problems at first. There are lots of words which the Americans10 differently in meaning from English people. But most of the time the English and American people understand each other well! You'll   soon got used to all the funny things they say."

They are responsible for checking and fixing a 220kV transmission line (输电线) crossing this desert, also known as the "Sea of Death". "We need to cross the desert once a month to check the 729 transmission towers in order to ensure the power supply (供电) for counties and villages along the Taklimakan. The work is challenging, yet meaningful," Ehemat Tohti said.

In the fall, at noon, the desert's surface is still hot, while the temperature between morning and evening has changed greatly. "Now the temperature difference between morning and evening is about 20℃. It was cold when we set off. As we went further, the temperature grew, only to fall down again in the evening. So it's necessary to take both heavy and light clothing," he said.

Since most of the route was impossible to reach by car, they needed to travel by motorcycle and on foot for their work. Walking through the desert was difficult. "The harsh environment is not only unbearable for people, but also can easily cause breakdowns of their motorcycles. Moreover, the hidden roots of red willow and Populus euphratica trees, buried under the sand, often puncture the tires, making an unseen danger," he said.

"The desert is beautiful, but it's also unpredictable. So you don't know what you're going to meet," he added. They face lots of challenges during their patrols, including floods, swamps, and meeting wild animals such as boars and foxes.

Luckily, in 2022, drones (无人机) came to help their patrol work. "Human workers can patrol up to about 20 power towers a day, but with the help of drones, we can cover nearly 100 towers." Ehemat Tohti also said that he didn't plan to retire. "I want to share my experience and skills with more people and keep learning more knowledge."