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B:

A: Can you tell me why?

B:

A: Why don't you talk with them? Tell them life shouldn't just be about grades.

B: I don't want to talk them.

A: Then try to write a letter to them.

B: It's not easy.

A: And you can also ask our teachers for help.

B: Yes.

A: You're welcome.

A. You are very kind.

B. I'm really stressed.

C. Thanks for your advice.

D. It's difficult to talk with them.

E. I'm not good at writing letters.

F. How about saying sorry to them?

G. My parents always want me to be No.1.

Joe's good at history and math. I like English and art. Joe's favorite TV program is Extreme Sports. I don't watch sports on TV, but I play baseball. Joe plays football and volleyball.

I write (写) a lot of emails and I like computer games. Joe doesn't use the computer every day. He only uses my computer every Tuesday for his homework.

I'm a vegetarian, so I don't eat meat (肉). Joe's favorite food is French fries and chicken. He doesn't like vegetables. But we both love tomato ketchup (酱). We put it on nearly everything!

It was Friday, and the clock was ticking, with only 15 minutes left until lunch. The classroom was filled with a sense of anticipation as Mrs. Stretch announced that it was time for the much-loved game, Around the World.

Around the World was Eddie's absolute favorite classroom game. He loved racing against a classmate to solve a math problem and calling out the answer. Eddie won against some kids and lost against others. Eddie's best friend Michael never lost a math challenge. He was the champion of Around the World in the class and could even beat a fourth grader. Under Michael's influence, the entire class was motivated to study harder and developed a newfound love for math.

"Talia, you start," said Mrs. Stretch. Talia was new to the class. Last week, she had watched how the game was played, but this would be her first time playing. Talia jumped up and went over to Luka's desk. Luka stood up too. "Twelve times two," said Mrs. Stretch. There was a pause as Talia and Luka raced to work out the multiplication (乘法) problem in their head.

"Twenty-four!" Talia called out first. "Right," said Mrs. Stretch. Talia was the winner so she moved on to challenge the next student. Luka sat down.

Surprisingly, it wasn't long before Talia had beat several classmates. Then Talia was in front of Eddie's desk.

"Six times seven?" asked Mrs. Stretch. "Forty-two!" Talia shouted, a second before Eddie could. Eddie was disappointed he had lost to Talia, but he was happy he also knew the right answer.

It was thrilling to watch the game going on. Talia seemed to be unstoppable. Finally. Talia got to Michael. He was the last one she'd have 1o beat to be today's champion. At that time, the whole classroom was charged with an electric intensity as everyone held their breath.

"Eight times twelve." Mrs. Stretch said, her voice cutting through the thick silence.

注意：

1. 续写词数应为150左右。

"Ninety-six!" the answer swiftly escaped Talia's lips.

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"No, Michael We didn't cheer against you." Eddie said.

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