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"What?" cried Brain. He couldn't see his bike anywhere. He searched and searched again, but he couldn't find his bike. He was so angry when he made his way to the principal's office. He couldn't believe someone would steal (偷) his bike.

After he reported it to the principal, he hurried home. Brain opened the box and began playing with the cards. Just then, his friend called to see if he could meet him at the park for baseball. Brain set out on foot towards the park. "Oh! This makes me so mad! I wish I had my bike." The next morning Brain got a ride to school. After school, he walked home. It was a hot walk home without the bike.

"They found your bike," his mother said calmly.

"What? Where?" asked Brain.

"It's in the garage where you left it," said Mom.

"No way!" said Brain.

He threw open the garage door, only to find his bike gleaming up at him. Brain was excited and embarrassed. That night over dinner, he shared the story and a laugh with his family.

If you don't know the differences between a rat and mouse, you are not alone. Norway rats and house mice both come from the same relative, which lived millions of years ago. As a result, they have a lot in common. Both Norway rats and house mice have long tails, whiskers (胡须), and round ears. They can also be similar colors, including gray, brown, white, and black.

However, there are many differences between Norway rats and house mice. The Norway rat is much bigger than the house mouse. A Norway rat can weigh over ten times as much as a house mouse and is usually three times as large. Also, a Norway rat has big feet and small ears compared (相比) to the size of its body. But a house mouse has small feet and big ears compared to the size of its body. And its tail is longer than its body, while a Norway rat's tail is shorter.

Now the next time you see something scurrying around the corners of the room, you can tell whether it's a rat or a mouse before you yelp and scare it away.

Last Sunday, my family and I went to the park. It was a1 day with a clear blue sky. We decided to have a picnic there. Early in the morning, my mother2 some sandwiches and fruit in a basket. My little sister brought3 favorite toy rabbit Fluffy, and my father took a big blanket for us to sit on.

When we arrived at the park around 10 A．m., the park was already full of4. Some children flew kites, while others played games. We found a quiet spot under a huge oak tree near the lake. Suddenly, my sister5 in excitement, "Look! There's a cute dog over there! It is6 a ball!"

We enjoyed our picnic7, chatting and laughing together. After eating, my father told us a funny story,8 we all laughed. Then, my sister and I wanted to fly a kite too. But unluckily, the9 wasn't strong enough, so our kite couldn't fly high.

Before leaving, I carefully cleaned up all our trash with my parents. It's important to keep the park10 for everyone. That day, I learned that even small things can make a real difference!

—________. Robots are not that smart yet.

—Sorry, she isn't here. She ______ in the garden.

—OK. Let us send him to the hospital.

提示：

1) What animal do you want to be your friend?

2) Why do you want it to be your friend?

3) What can you do to have fun with your animal friend?

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1) 短文须包括所有提示内容，可适当发挥。

2) 文中不得出现真实的地名、校名和人名。

3) 词数60个左右。

My animal friend

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Zhang Lei: Hey, Song Jie! Come and look at the snowman in the picture!

Song Jie: Oh. It's lovely with a red hat.

Zhang Lei: It is 20 meters tall.

Song Jie:

Zhang Lei: In the city of Harbin.

Song Jie:

Zhang Lei: The city looks like a world of ice and snow in winter. It has different landscapes.

Song Jie:

Zhang Lei: Would you like to go with me?

Song Jie: I think it's a wonderful experience.

There are many ways to celebrate the new year. It's no surprise that there are different New Year's traditions in the world. Celebrating the new year can be a great way to hope for a good future.

Celebrate with food for good luck

In fact, eating New Year's good luck foods is something funny all over the world. In Spain, people eat twelve good luck grapes at midnight on New Year's Eve. These twelve grapes stand for twelve months of a year. If you eat these grapes, People in Spain say you'll surely have good luck in the new year.

Exchange a New Year's gift

In Germany, people give gifts to others on New Year's Eve for good luck. They are probably cheese, butter or homemade pies. Germany isn't the only country where there's a New Year's gift-giving tradition. Japan also has one, people put money in small paper bags and give it as a gift to the family members, they think the gift can bring good luck and welcome the new year.

Interesting traditions

In Canada, to celebrate the new year, it's normal for some people to jump into the sea. For Russians, it is a tradition to write down a wish, burn it, and then put it into a glass. Then, they must drink it before 12:01 a.m. These traditions are all in good fun.

Don't judge a life or a person by only one season. If you give up when it's winter, you will not see the hope of the spring, the beauty of the summer and the harvest of the autumn.

Hello, Jenny. I feel very happy to hear that you hope to come to Zhangjiakou for your holiday.

Zhangjiakou is my hometown, it's the north of China. The city is very beautiful, the people here are very (friend). Zhangjiakou has tasty food ancient buildings. I think you can enjoy (you) in the four seasons here. Let me tell you something about the seasons in my hometown. The spring is from March to May. The weather is a little (wind) in spring. Instead staying at home, we often go outside in the pleasant season. Many people like (climb) mountains in spring. In summer, it is not very hot from July to August. I like August best. My birthday is on the    (twelve) day of the month. Autumn is (real) a great season. A lot of (leaf) on the trees turn yellow. It makes people feel good. last one is winter. The temperature often (drop) to ten below zero. Sometimes it snows    (heavy). It's snowy today. Look, some children (make) snowmen in the field. If you come here in winter, don't forget (wear) the scarf and gloves.