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The market is divided into many different sections, and each offers its own specialties (特色商品). In the fresh produce area, farmers like Mr. Chen sell fruits and vegetables that are directly picked from their gardens. Unlike in supermarkets where produce is often prepackaged, customers here can even taste a cherry tomato or a piece of cucumber to see whether it is fresh or not. The bakery section, managed by Mr. Johnson, is located right next to the flower stalls (摊位). It fills the air with the warm smell of freshly baked bread and attracts many visitors every morning. For those interested incrafts, the handmade section shows plenty of special items. Local skilled craftsmen, some of whom are also part-time farmers, show their works here, such as delicate wooden toys and bamboo baskets. This area is quite popular with tourists who look for souvenirs.

Each family member finds something to enjoy. Children are often attracted to the bright flowers at Mrs. Lee's stall, while parents discuss the best ingredients for the week's meals with the friendly sellers. This direct interaction between buyers and sellers is a key feature of the market, creating a sense of community.

After finishing their shopping, many families choose to relax at a nearby cafe. They enjoy a drink and talk about what they've bought. The market is more than just a place to buy things; it serves as a social center where people connect, and a tradition that brings families together over the shared joy of fresh, local goods.

Ryan and Ahmed sat on their bicycles at the start of the cyclocross course. Ahmed had been competing in cyclocross for three years, but this was Ryan's first race. He wished he could remember everything Ahmed had taught him.

Ryan reviewed the last six months in his mind. From the moment Ahmed had first asked whether he would like to try the sport, Ryan had been excited. Ahmed explained the importance of practising and set up a plan for them two to practise together.

Practising was hard. Ryan soon got bored with working on the same skills over and over. He was ready to race! Ryan ended up skipping many of the practices. When Ryan did go to practices, he spent more time doing tricks with his bike than listening to Ahmed's tips.

The big race day finally arrived.

"Now the real fun begins," Ryan said excitedly as he sat at the starting line.

"You need to get serious," Ahmed warned. "Cyclocross can be dangerous."

Bang! The starting gun went off. The boys rushed off the starting line. Ryan saw the first obstacle ahead. It was a series of small hurdles (障碍).

"Here I go!" Ryan shouted when he reached the hurdles. He jumped off his bike and landed hard on his foot. Next, he had to get his bike onto his shoulder. Ryan could not remember what Ahmed said about shouldering the bike. He tried to pick it up by the wheels but it dropped. Finally, he got his bike off the ground. As he ran, the bike's weight pressed down on his shoulder, and he lost his balance, unable to stay on his feet. Before he knew it, he was lying face-down in the mud.

"Are you okay?" Ryan heard his friend ask. Ahmed reached down to help Ryan. Ryan was thankful that Ahmed cared more about him than about the race. He caught Ahmed's hand and stood.

"Ouch!" Ryan cried. It hurt to put weight on his ankle. "You were right, Ahmed. Cyclocross is about more than strength and speed. Can we spend a few more months training together? I want to finish my next cyclocross race!"

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When I was fifteen, I went to a summer camp. There were lots of attractive1, but there was one thing I was really scared about: climbing the wall.

The wall was very high. We were all required to climb it, but I knew I couldn't get to the top because I was2 heights. I didn't want anyone to know that I was scared. I thought they would all laugh at me, so I made a(n)3: "I'm not scared, you know. I suffer from vertigo (眩晕)."

The day came. It was time to climb the wall. The sun was shining but everyone was very quiet that morning. I took photographs at the bottom of the wall and tried to4. Everyone in the group went up. Then the moment came. It was my turn. I was so scared that all I could think about was my excuse. Someone said, "Shall I take your camera?" And I answered, "Oh, no. I'm not going to climb the wall, but I'm not scared, you know. I suffer from vertigo." The5 was that I was more than scared. Noticing I didn't start my climbing, the camp leader walked to me and said, "Don't worry. You don't have to do anything that you don't want." I was6. No one laughed at me. Everyone was understanding.

The next day, the leader asked me if I wanted to7 the wall on my own without being watched by others. Although I was still very nervous, I8 and climbed slowly to the top with his help. I was still shaking even when I came9, but I was really happy and relieved too. For me, the experience of climbing the wall was a real10.

Su Shi was a famous Chinese writer, poet and painter. When he was young, he read a lot of books and wrote1 many good articles that people thought he was pretty talented. Because of this, he wrote a couplet (对联) for2:

Know all the words in the world

Read all the books on the earth

An old man saw3 couplet and thought, "Su Shi is so proud. It is necessary for him4 how to be modest." So one day, he came to Su Shi's house5 a book. The book6 to Su Shi and the old man said, "7 I have read the book many times, there are still some difficult words that I can't understand. You8 a person with rich knowledge so I come to you for help."

Su Shi took the book9 from the old man's hand. He thought he10 understand the words. However, when he opened it, he saw a lot of words he didn't know. At that time, Su Shi realized that there were many other things he needed to learn. His face turned red and he said, "Now I know11 you came."

Hearing Su Shi's words, the old man smiled without saying12. That day, they read the book together for several hours and13 of them learned a lot from each other. After the old man left, Su Shi added some words to the couplet:

Work hard to know all the words in the world

Be determined to read all the books on the earth

From then on, Su Shi worked even14. He spent more time reading books and he practised15 all the time. Day by day, he got better and became more successful.

要点提示：

1. 春天，人们喜欢到公园赏花；

2. 夏天，人们喜欢到海边游泳；

3. 秋天，登山远足更令人舒畅；

4. 冬天，温暖少雨，许多游人来深圳过冬。

5. 你最喜欢的季节是什么？至少两点理由。

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—Sorry. My bike was broken on my way to school.

—She is fine. Thank you!