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Do you often get angry? Anger is a kind of feeling. When your teacher gives you too much homework, when your team loses an important game, or when a friend borrows your favorite thing and then breaks it, you may get really angry.

For example, you breathe (呼吸) faster, your face turns red, and you may want to break something, but sometimes, you keep your anger inside. The problem is that if you do this, you may get a headache (头疼) or not feel comfortable. In fact, it's not good to hide (压抑) your anger, and it's common for you to get angry sometimes. But keeping anger inside usually just makes things worse. Try to let it out in the right way, without hurting others or yourself.

When you get angry, you can talk about it with other people. When you talk about anger, those bad feelings can start to go away. Here are some other things you can do when you start to feel angry. For example, talk to a good friend, count from 1 to 100, go for a bike ride, think about good things and so on.

So you should think carefully before you take action. Don't let your anger control you. Try your best to control your anger!

A. Remember that how you act when you are angry can make everything better or worse.

B. So you need to let your anger out.

C. You may get really happy.

D. Usually, your body will tell you when you are angry.

E. Many things can make you angry.

F. It's helpful to talk about your anger with an adult, such as your parent or a teacher.

Why Are Tennis Scores So Strange?

One, two, three... Most sports have a pretty easy scoring system (计分系统), but tennis is a bit different. In each game, both players start with zero—called "love". After one person scores (得分), the point becomes 15. The next point is 30, then 40, and the following point wins that game.

Some wonder why we do the points this way. Why not just "1, 2, 3, game Queen Won," for example? Unluckily, we don't know much about the beginning of this scoring system. We only know that it was different. In the early days of the sport, the points were 15, 30, 45 not 40. A poem (诗歌) from the 1410s counted the points of a game between King Henry V of England and the French Dauphin (法国王储) as 15, 30, 45. This was easier to understand because every time one scored, it was by 15.

But why do we give players 15 points when it's actually just a single point?      ★      One popular story says that the numbers have something to do with clocks. People may have felt that the four quarters of a clock were a good way to score the game. But not everyone is happy with that story. Some people point out that people didn't begin to use minute hands until the late 1500.

You may find it strange to use "love" for a score of zero. Some believe that it came from the French word "L'oeuf" (the egg)—after all, the number zero looks like a duck or goose egg. Others like a more romantic idea about its beginning: Some people play tennis for love even if they don't win anything.

No matter how strange the scoring system may be, tennis is enjoyed all around the world. Tens of millions play it, with even more watching it on TV or their phones. So, why not pick up your racket (or sit down on your sofa) and enjoy some fun with tennis?

This summer, my family and I had a staycation in Shanghai. We didn't go anywhere far away, but we still make two "accomplishments (成就) "

The first thing I did was get better at ping-pong. I went to a two week-long ping-pong camp. Every morning, I had to wake up at 6 am and arrive at school for intensive (集中的) training that lasted for six hours. Our coach was Zhou Miaogen, who used to train many famous world winners. He taught us many useful skills. I made many new friends as well!

Also, we went to a nearby island called Shengsi in the East China Sea. We stayed in wooden (木制的) houses. There was a beach with clear blue waters and golden sand right outside our window. The seafood there was very delicious. Every night, we walked along the beach. We also rented a jet ski (喷气式水艇) to ride in the sea. It was really exciting, especially when the waves dragged (拖动) us farther away from the shore (海岸).

After my staycation, I now understand why it is so popular. Sometimes, we don't need to go far away. As long as you make plans, you can still relax and have fun. Why not try it out?

My favorite2 is Boonie Bears. Do you know it? It3 in China in 2012. Many children love watching it on TV. There are two bears and a man in this cartoon. The man's name is Vick. The two bears are4. The elder brother is clever. The younger brother is strong and he likes eating delicious food. The elder bear always tries to5 the best to the younger one. Vick always wants to6 trees to make money. To protect (保护) the forest, the two bears decide to7 against Vick. The two bears are brave and funny, so they8   win the hearts of many children.

This cartoon is funny from start to end. It is9 with children as well as young people. It tells people it is our duty to protect the10. When you watch it, I believe it can make you happy.

My dream in life is to become a doctor. I think that being a 1 is one of the most important jobs in the world. Most people are busy 2 every day. They don't have much 3 to relax or do exercise. Lots of them are in bad health because they don' t 4 themselves. I would like to help them get 5 again. I know it's not 6 to be a doctor. I need to 7 a lot. I am going to study hard to do better. As a doctor, I'm going to try to 8 the people who are sick. I'll always be there 9 them when they need me. If someone doesn't have enough 10 , I am still going to help him. I believe after he gets some money, he is going to give the money back to 11 . Maybe doctors can't make much money, 12 I don't care. It would be great to be a doctor 13 I can help others. 14 others would make me happy. What 15 your dream? Can you share it with me?

As an old saying goes, "Never put off until tomorrow what you can do today. " It's about a problem many of us have. The problem is procrastination(拖延症). When procrastination becomes a habit, it can make our lives terrible. Here is some advice for you!

Before your day ends, make a plan fortomorrow. Begin each new day with a clear start. Always keep your plan with you. It can tell you what you need to do first and next. 

You may feel it's impossible before beginning. So try to do it in small steps. Begin by breaking up your task(任务) into smaller parts and finish one part at a time. 

If your workplace is untidy and full of things, you'll need to make some changes. You may need to take away something useless. 

The hardest part about any task is getting started. That's why so many people don't begin their work until the last minute. One way to solve this problem is to try to work on it for only five minutes. Then decide whether or not to continue. Surprisingly, once you begin, you may be able to keep going and finish the task. 

If your friend suffers from procrastination, what advice can you give him or her? (不超过 15词)

①What do you want to be when you grow up? And what's an ideal job? In our hearts, we all dream of an ideal job. However, each of us has our own idea of what this job should really be. As for me, it has to do with the kind of work, the working hours and the income(收入). 

②First, different people choose different kinds of work for themselves. Everyone chooses an ideal kind of work for himself. For example, some people work better if they know all the duties of the job and are able to do it. But some people may like a challenging job better, so they have to overcome a lot of difficulties by themselves. 

③Second, the more free hours the job has, the more ideal it is. Free hours make workers have time for their own life. It gives them time to solve their own problems such as family and children matters. It also lets them relax and enjoy life. 

④Third, income is also very important. Many people think of giving up their jobs because they get too little. But this is not always true. Some people love their jobs and are happy to do the work, even though they get little money. 

⑤What kind of job is an ideal job? Different people have different ideas about it. What about yours?

Have you ever thought about what you want to be when you grow up? Do you want to be a singer, a dancer or a writer? Almost everyone has his or her favourite job. Our Chinese teacher Mr Brown asked us about our dreams in class today. Here is the result of the discussion. 

After the discussion, Mr Brown asked three students to share their dream jobs and reasons. 

Linda: I want to be a teacher like my father. Teachers play an important part in passing on knowledge. 

Andrew: I began to play the violin when I was4, and I am quite good at it now. My dream is to give excellent performances to people around the world. 

Mike: I'd like to be a computer programmer. It is a hot job these days. Some people think computer science is more boring than computer games, but I don't think so. 

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Tracy likes the color blue. Her cup, pens and jacket are blue. I like purple. My ruler, cup and phone are purple.

My name's Lucy and I'd like to your pen friend (笔友). I get your name my English teacher. I in a small house with my parents. I like to music and reading books. I like sports.

What about you? I hope you'll to me. There are a lot of questions I want to ask you. Things like: What's your animal? Do you like your school? Do you have a big family? I need some to get to know you. Miss White says you like swimming, but that's all I about you.

So please write. I'd love to have a friend.