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People in the UK are pet lovers, too. Lots of families in the UK have one or two pets. Dogs are their favourite pets. Cats are the second, and birds are the third. But some families don't like keeping dogs, cats or birds. They keep other special animals as their pets in their homes, like tigers, elephants and snakes.

English people always look after their pets very well. They usually give them lovely names, let them wear beautiful clothes and feed them delicious food. They usually buy the food in some pet shops. Sometimes the food really costs a lot of money. Many pets have their own houses, beds, meals and bowls. When people talk about their pets, they usually say "he" "my son" "she" or "my daughter". They never say "it".

Mrs. Wang is not happy. "How can I make my students happy?" she thinks. One afternoon, she tells some riddles in class. The students like the riddles. They are very happy in class. Mrs. Wang is also happy because her students are not sleepy in her class.

Daming lives in Beijing with his parents. He loves animals and his parents often take him to Beijing Zoo on weekends. Today is Sunday and the weather is (sun). Daming's father drives them to zoo. There are many kinds of animals in Beijing Zoo.

Daming and his parents go to see the pandas (one). They are from Sichuan, China. (they) favourite food is bamboo. Pandas are very cute and friendly. Look at Meng Lan, the panda! It (climb) the tree and smiling at people. How (love)! Then Daming's family would love (see) zebras. There are many zebras there. Most of them are from Africa. They eat (leaf) and grass. the pandas, they are black and white. There are also some tigers in the zoo. They are very strong their mouths are really big. They (usual) feed on many kinds of animals, such as deer and wild pigs. Daming is afraid of tigers because he (think) they are dangerous.

At last, they see many monkeys. Some of them are playing each other and some are eating bananas. They are very (fun). Daming likes them the (many).

Daming and his parents have a wonderful time in Beijing Zoo.

First, some people get their family names from the place of their4. If a man lives on5 near a hill, his family name may be Hill. If a man lives near a lake, then we6 he may be Mr Lake. People may have family names like Wood or Bush if they live near the wood or bush.

Second, some people get their family names from their7. If he is a cook, his family name may be Cook. If he is a farmer, his family name may be Farmer.

Third, some family names8 their fathers' first names. If a man's9 is Jackson, we can tell that he is the son of Jack. How10 their family names are!

That's very different from ours.

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Using AI Tools to Learn

AI tools are useful for students to learn in many ways.

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How can I become a better person? This question (be) in my head since I was ten years old. As students, we spend most of (we) time studying. I know that learning at school makes us better persons, but I always think I ought (do) more.

Last year, I got to know a group of autistic (患自闭症的) children. We called them "the Snails". I didn't succeed in (communicate) with them at first, because they wouldn't like to. After a two-week (train), I became more skilled and got (close) to them day by day. They were (please) with my company (陪伴). What's more, I found that every one of "the Snails" had his or her own talent. And their colorful pictures on the wall caught my special attention, though I couldn't (easy) tell what they were trying to express.

As I was deeply moved by their pictures, I decided to hold a charity (慈善) sale. We walked on the busy streets, selling their creative pictures. 60 pictures were (sell). People think their pictures are full of imagination (想象力).

Back to the question about how (become) a better person, I think I'm lucky enough to get my own answer.

Although learning English is not easy, the key is not to .

Nouns can be countable nouns and uncountable nouns.

long we keep memorizing words, our reading will improve.

, we will make spelling mistakes.

The word order in English is that in Chinese.

Bridging Cultures Through Communication

In our connected world, cross-cultural communication is becoming very important. When people from different countries meet, understanding cultural differences can help avoid problems and create friendships.

The first lesson is about body language. In Western cultures, a strong handshake shows confidence. But in Japan, people usually bow slightly instead. Americans think eye contact means honesty, while in some Asian countries, too much eye contact may seem impolite.

Good listening is another key. In Finland, people often stay silent for a moment after someone speaks to show respect. However, in Brazil, silence might make people uncomfortable.

Speaking local expressions builds trust. When my classmate Emma visited Paris, saying "Bonjour (hello)" and "Merci (thank you)" made French people smile. But direct translation sometimes fails. The Chinese idiom "马马虎虎" (horse-horse-tiger-tiger) actually means "just okay", which often makes foreigners puzzled.

To improve cross-cultural communication, watch foreign movies, read travel books, or join international school projects. Never be afraid to ask friendly questions like "Could you teach me a local custom?" Remember, mistakes are normal.

Restaurants are changing with new technology. In the past, cooks prepared everything by hand in the kitchen. Then, machines made cooking faster.

In AI restaurants, AI is helping people order the right food. Imagine walking into one and everything matches your tastes there. That's the magic of AI ordering system.

Robots can copy the cooking skills of top cooks. They can also produce dishes much faster without a mistake, making sure every meal is an enjoyable experience.

Moreover, AI is taking care of your health. It tests the food fast to make sure only the best food gets to your table. By looking at what you usually eat and your health information, an AI-powered system can create meal plans just for you.

China has a long history of great food, and Chinese people care a lot about how their food tastes. Building AI restaurants with Chinese style should not only help people enjoy food more but also carry forward the excellent traditional Chinese culture.

A. It helps recycle food waste.

B. Now, AI is making meals even better.

C. It also pays attention to your eating habits.

D. So AI should meet this cultural need as well.

E. In the kitchen, AI is changing the way of cooking.

F. Within a second, AI can quickly tell your favourite dishes.

The 2024 Nobel Prize in Physics surprisingly didn't go to a typical physicist, instead, to two scientists in machine learning: John J. Hopfield and Geoffrey E. Hinton. What did they do? Why can they win the Nobel Prize?

John and Geoffrey used rules from physics to make discoveries in machine learning, and it pushed the development of AI. This is a perfect example of joining ideas from different subjects to achieve a breakthrough (突破). It's cross-disciplinary (跨学科的) learning at its best.

In simple terms, cross-disciplinary learning is about not focusing on just one subject. It means being open to ideas from different fields—whether it's science, art, history or technology—and using that knowledge to improve our own understanding.

Cross-disciplinary learning is nothing new. We have seen many examples over the centuries. Even the ancient Greeks practiced it. They believed that music, math and astronomy (天文学) were interconnected. This helped them make great discoveries.

This is why, nowadays, schools are pushing cross-disciplinary studies. They hope that students can go to different fields and make a meaningful impact.

Cross-disciplinary learning can help you gain new opinions, find creative solutions and, most importantly, better prepare you to deal with the complex challenges (挑战) of tomorrow. Sometimes the best ideas are found in the most unexpected places. So, go ahead, mix it up, learn from everything, and see how far it takes you!

Hao Shuxin, 24, sees sign language as her first language. "I picked up sign language before I could even talk, as my parents are deaf," she recalled. In 2018, she became a sign language interpreter at a law firm (律师事务所) in Chongqing. Her work needs her to interpret for deaf people.

Hao sometimes feels stressed at work because accuracy is important in interpretations for law firms. So she can't make mistakes and has to explain things carefully. Her stress also comes from the fact that sign language has "dialects (方言)". The same word can be expressed with different hand gestures depending on where a deaf person is from. There are also grammatical differences between Chinese and sign language.

Having traveled to over 30 cities in China because of the job, she has learned about the special ways deaf people across the country use sign language.

In her spare time, Hao reads many law books and talks with her deaf coworkers to improve herself. "My parents are deaf, so I understand the difficulties faced by the deaf community. I want to do everything I can to help them," Hao said.

Have you ever felt you don't have enough time to learn new things? I used to have this feeling. However,1, I have learned a new way from my classmate.

Nancy is very2 in my eyes. She can do many things, like playing the piano and speaking four languages. I once asked her how she could do that. She told me her3 : use fragmented time (碎片化时间) to learn.

Fragmented time is the time that we usually4. But Nancy said that these pieces of time were important. She5 them and used them to learn something new. She gave me a(n)6. She would memorize a few French words when she took a break from the class.

I was7 her way and decided to try it. I8 some online lessons about photography (摄影) and watched them in my fragmented time. Then, I could take a photo of something that caught my9.

Several months later, I was surprised because I learned many things in such a short time. I also felt more10 after I did something meaningful with my fragmented time.

The Guizhou Geological Museum is a magical place. In just a few hours, you can "travel through time" and see billions years of the earth's history. Guizhou is famous for amazing karst landscapes (喀斯特地貌). The museum has a lot of amazing and valuable things on show. It has biggest sea flower-like fossil (化石) in China. You can also see the complete bones of a huge animal.

There are different halls the museum. Each one shows us something special about Guizhou. You can see ancient animal and plant leftovers. You can also watch exciting 5D shows about living things changed and grew over time. Using modern technology, the museum helps us learn about the earth. It's truly a great place to explore!

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Last night, I cooked an Italian dish—spaghetti with meat sauce(肉酱) for my family.

I put enough spaghetti into a pot of boiling and salty water. I let it cook for about ten minutes. Before this, I made meat sauce.

I wanted the meat sauce to be really delicious. I cut up an onion. Then I put a little oil into a pot, added the onion and cooked it in the oil for a few minutes.

When the onion was soft, I put some ground (切碎的) beef into the pot and cooked them together for a few minutes. Then I added tomatoes and some mixed herbs (香草). Finally, I added some tomato juice and cooked them over a low heat for about an hour.

Next, I cooked the spaghetti in the boiling water. After that, I put it into a large bowl. Then I poured the meat sauce over it. There was enough for everyone. And we all put some cheese on the top of the spaghetti.

Everyone enjoyed it, and Mum said she would let me cook something else another day. I'm going to read a cookbook and find something really interesting to cook.