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IntheWesternHanDynastytherewasayoungboy.His1.wasKuangHeng.Hewasbornintoa

poorfamily.Healwaysworewornclothes.Hehadnomoneytogotoschool,2.helikedreadingand

studiedhard.KuangHengwasbusydoingfarmworkintheday,soheonlyhad3.toreadatnight.

Buthisparentswere4.poortobuyacandleforhim.Hefeltsad.

Onenightwhenhelookedatthelightfromhisneighbor*shouse,5.ideacametohim.Heduga

smallholeinthewallandletthelighteinthroughthehole.Inthelightfromhisneighbor'shouse,

6.couldreaduntillateatnight.Inthisway,hereadalotofbooks.

WhenKuangHenggrewup,he7.averyfamousscholar（學(xué)者）.Thisstorytellsusthatweshould

tryourbesttolearnknowledge,butneverbediscouraged（泄氣的）easilyno8.howdifficultthe

situationmaybe.9.course,thingsarequitedifferenttoday.Butweshouldrememberthathardwork

paysoff.Weshouldimproveourselvesthroughlearningandget10.forourfuture.

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InasmallhouseoutsideLondonlivesanoldman.Peopleoftenseehimlookafterhisflowersinhisgardenall

1.time.

Oneday,ayoungpainterpassedbytheoldman'shouse.Helookedatthenicegardenandthesmallhouse,

imagining2.happyhewouldbeifhelivedinsuchabeautifulplace.Suddenly3.found

theoldgardenerblind.Shocked,hewalkedtotheoldmanandasked/Whyareyoutaking4.ofthe

flowerseveryday?5.fact,youcan*tseethem.'Theoldmansmiledandsaid,“Icantellyoufour

6..First,!wasagardenerwhenIwasyoungandIreallylovethisjob.Second,7.Ican*tseethese

flowers,Icantouchthem.Third,Icansmellthesweetness（芬芳）ofthemusingmy8..Astothelast,

it*syou.^^

"Me?Butyoudon'tknowme,“saidthepainter,puzzled（困惑的）."Yeahjt'struethatIdon*t

9.youbutIknowflowersaregiftsandeveryonelovesthem.Andthebeautyofmygardenwillmake

manypeoplehappy,“answeredtheoldman.

Theoldmanisalonebutnot10.becauseallofhisflowersarehisfriendsandneighbors.Theyare

growninhisheart.Ibelievethathecanhearthevoiceofthem.

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Anoldwomaninawheelchair（輪椅）movedintotheapartmentnextdoortoBetsy's."Mom,lefsgotosay

hellotoournew1「saidBetsy.Hermomsmiledandsuggested,t42.don'tyougiveher

sometimetogetsettled（安頓好）？”

Thenextmorningtheyvisitedtheoldwoman.Theladyinvitedtheminandsaidher3.namewas

Harris."'Pleasefbrgive（原諒）thewaythehouselooks,saidMs.Harris."Beinginawheelchairmakesitless

convenientfor4.toputthingsaway/'Betsyandhermomstayedonlyfor5.shorttime.

Betsy*smomsaid,“Ifyoueverneedanything,letusknow.,,<4Thankyouvery6.saidMs.Harris

politely.

Thenextday,BetsywenttovisitMs.Harrisagain.Thedoorwasopen,7.shelookedinbutonly

toseeMs.Harrisonthegroundnexttoherwheelchair.SherushedtoMs.Harris.66IthinkIbrokemyarm,"saidMs.

Harris.Betsy8.911foranambulance（救護(hù)車）.WhileMs.Harriswasnotathome,Betsydecided

tohelpputthingsawayforher.WhenMs.Harris9.fromthehospital,shewassurprisedbyBetsy's

hardwork."Youareaverykindgirl,“shesaid."Pmsoluckytohaveboughtthishouse10.yours!"

BetsysmiledandsaidJWelehome!^^

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Oneday,myfriendSarahtoldmeaboutaniceriver.She1.thescenery（風(fēng)景）wasgreat,butthat

therewasn'tahotelaroundtheriver.Becausemybrother,Sam,lovesnature,my2.andIdecidedto

celebratehisbirthdayoneweekendthere.Mymotherpreparedeverythingtogocamping.Samwasveryexcited.

Afterarriving3.carandwalkingfortwohours,wefourfinallydiscoveredtheriver.4.

beautifulitwas!Then,weputupatentneartheriver.Whenwewerehavinglunch,it5.torain!Inthe

beginning,wedidn'tcare.However,therainbecameheavysuddenly.Whatwas6.，ourtentwasblown

awaybythestrongwind.Wehadtogobacktothecar.Sowestartedwalking,butthemapwasinthetent!

Luckily7.brotherhadapass（指南針）inhispocket.Sowecouldgobacktothecar.Thefunniest

thingwasthattherain8.whenwegotintothecar.Thesunappeared.

Therestoftheweekendwasmuchbetter.Myfatherputupanothertent9.hehadinthecar.And

wehad10.greattimecelebratingSam*sbirthday.

Goingcampingisgreat,butrememberrespectnature!

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Doyourememberthenameofyourkindergarten(幼兒園)teacher?!do.Her1.wasAnnaWhite.I

don'tremembermuchaboutwhatIlearnedinherclass,butmymotheroncetoldmethatIusedto2.

alot.IwouldbringbackwhatIwrote,andshewouldlookatit3.findmanymistakesinit.However,

therewerenoredcorrections(改正)，andoftena"star”.Sometimesevena"Good"!Itworriedmy

4.alot.SoonedayshewenttoaskMrs.White5.shenevercorrectedmymistakes.

“Thechildrenarejustbeginningtogetexcitedaboutusingwordsandmakingsentences,9,Mrs.Whitesaid."I

don*twanttomakethemloseconfidencebycorrectingevery6.theymade.^^

ThankstoMrs.White,Iamnever7.aboutwritingwhatImeant.Igrewupbylearningtouse

wordswithlovingconfidence.!usedtospell"beautifiil“wrong.Icouldneverrememberthe"e"goes8

the"a”.Itfrustrated(使沮喪)myteacherinhighschoolverymuch.Sheaskedmetouse"pretty"insteadof

“beautifiil“whilewriting.!didn'tlistento9..1thinkalthough“pretty“iseasiertospell,itdoesn't

holdasmuchaswhatwemeansometimes.Forme,lifeisn'tpretty,butit'sbeautiful.Oh,Imade10.

samemistakeagain!It'sbeautiful.

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TheMogaoGrottoes(莫高窟)lieinDunhuang,GansuProvince.Theyaremadeupof735grottoes.Everyyear

hundredsofthousandsoft(1)fromallovertheworldvisitthem.

Lastmonth,Iwas1(2)totakeajourneythere.Beforeenteringthegrottoarea,Iw(3)two

20minutemoviesatthevisitor'scentre.Oneofthemwasabouttheconstruction(建造)historyoftheMogao

Grottoesandtheo(4)provideda3Dintroductiontosomeimportantgrottoes.ThenIfollowedthe

guidetovisitthedarkgrottoes.Itwas1(5)openingahiddenboxwithvaluablethingswhentheguide

openedoneoftheoldgrottoes.Theguidet(6)usthestoriesofthepastfromthestatues(雕像)and

wallpaintings.Thesestorieswerefreshandinterestingforme.Somewallpaintingsshowmusiciansp

(7)pipaandsomeshowdancersdancingatparties...Iwastoucheddeeplybythegreatartworkofa(8)

Chinese.Thehugestatuess(9)looksolemn(莊嚴(yán)的)，althoughsomeoftheirfaceshaveturnedblack,

andsomehavelostanarmortwobecauseofnaturalweathering(風(fēng)化).Itwasawonderfultravellinge

(10).1hopetogothereagainsomeday.

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Everyyear,onthelastWednesdayofAugust,thereisaninterestingfestivalinBunol,SpaintheLaTomatina

Festival.Onthatday,peoplegointothestreetsandt(1)redtomatoesateachother.Nooneissurehow

thefestivalbegan,butitseemsthatitstartedinthe1940s.Ones(2)tellshowsometeenagersstarted

throwingtomatoesatoneanotherforfun.Thisactivitywassoenjoyablethato(3)peoplejoinedin.

Nowonthedayofthefestival,severallargelorries(卡車)carryo(4)100,000kgofsofttomatoesto

thetownsquare.Afteraspecialsignal(信號)isgiven,thetomatofightb(5).Itusuallylastsforaboutone

hour.Afteranothersignal,peoplestopthrowingthefruitandbegintodothecleanup.

Atonetime,morethan40,000peoplecametothef(6)paredtoBunoFspopulationofabout9,000,

thatwastoomany.S(7)theorganisersdecidedtointroducealimit(限制).Thiswassetata

maximum(最大量)of20,000peopleeveryyear.

Theorganisersgivelotsofa(8)toanyonewhojoinsinthefestival*stomatofight.Theyadvisethat

festivalgoersshouldonlyw(9)clothestheyarehappytothrowaway.Peoplearealsoaskedtomakesure

thatthetomatoesareassoftasp(10)beforetheythrowthem.Butmostimportantofall,theorganisers

justwantvisitorstotheLaTomatinaFestivaltohaveafantastictime!

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Myheroisn'tveryfamous,butsheshouldbe.She*sMaryAnning.ShewasbomintheUKin1799.Shewas

o(1)12yearsoldwhenshemadeagreatdiscovery.Shef(2)thefirstdinosaurfossil(恐龍化

石)onthecliffs(懸崖)ofLymeRegis,inthesouthofEngland.

Thatwasin1811,anduntilthenpeoplehadthoughtthatitwasi(3)forananimaltobeeextinct(滅絕

的).MaryAnningwasfromap(4)familyandneverwenttoschool,soshecouldn'ttakepartinanyof

thescientificresearchgroups.However,shereadasmanysciencebasshecouldandkept

searchingforfossils.Tofindt(6),sheoftenriskedherlifetoclimbdangerouscliffs.Sheoncenearly

1(7)herlifeinalandslide(山崩).Althoughshedidn'tw(8)anyfamousbooksaboutfossils,

herstudyoffossilswassaidtobeexcellent.

Iadmireherb(9)shewentontryingtomakenewdiscoveriesatatimewhenusuallyonlymen,and

menwithmoneywereallowedtobescientists.Aftershed(10),thewriterCharlesDickenssaidthatthe

carpenter's(木匠的)daughterhadwonanameforherself.

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IstillrememberthenightwhenIwasaloneathomefiveyearsago.Atthattime,myfamily1(1)ina

yard.Itwasastormynight.Iwasabouttogotob(2)whenIsawascaryshadow(嚇人的陰影)atmy

window.

“Who'sthere?^^Ishouted.Suddenlytherewasaflashoflightning.Isawalion'sface.Ithoughtofthepieceof

n(3)1watchedonTV.Itsaidthatalionranawayfromthelocalcircus(馬戲團(tuán))andthatithadn'tbeen

foundyet.Iwass(4)thatitwasjustthelion!Irantomybedandpulledmyblanket(毛毯)overmy

head.Istartedtos(5)formyparentstohelpme,buttherewasnoreply.ThenIrememberedtheywere

ontheplanetoLondon.Ilookedoutofmyblanketquietlybutitwastood(6)toseeanything.

SuddenlyIhadanidea.Ipickedupmymobilephoneandf(7)thephonenumberofthecircuson

theInternet.AndthenIcalledtotellthemaninthecircusaboutthelionandmyhomea(8).

Whensomemenfromthecircuscametogetthelionback,itwasalready11:30pm.Iwentbacktobedand

triedtosleep,butIcouldn'tb(9)Iwassoexcited.

Ididn'tknowwhenIf(10)fellasleep.ThenextmorningIcalledmyparentsandtoldthemaboutthe

story.TheysaidIwasbraveandwerepleasedwithwhatIdid.

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TheZiboCeramics(陶瓷)MuseuminShandongProvinceisayoungandenergeticmuseum.Itwassetupin

2002andwaso(l)tothepublicin2011.

Inthemuseum,youcanseemorethan160,000valuableancientandm(2)ceramics,aswellasglass

worksfromhomeandabroad.Youcanalsolearnabouttheirdevelopmentthroughhightechnologies.Whenyou

visitit,animportantpartthatyoucan*tm(3)istoenjoythefivekindsofhighqualityceramics.They

werecreativelydevelopedinZiboa(4)thefoundingofthePeople'sRepublicofChinain1949.Youcan

alsos(5)theblueandwhiteteaware(茶具)producedinZibo.ItwaschosentobeusedintheGreatHallof

thePeopleinthe1960s.Sincethen,Ziboceramicshaveb(6)nationalceramicsforstatebanquets(國

宴)andinternationalmeetings.

A(7)importantpartofthemuseumistheexhibitionforthefantasticglassworks.Youcanseeold

oneswithalongh(8)ornewonesusedtoday,orglassworksfrommorethan20foreigncountries.

WeletotheZiboCeramicsMuseumtoenjoythegreatcultureofceramicsandglass!I'ms(9)you

willhaveawonderfultimehere.Themuseumisfreetoe(10).Itopensfrom9:00amto5:00pm,butit

closesonMondaysexceptpublicholidays.

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PvenoticedthatconversationswithmychildrenhavestartedtoturnintosomethingthatIdon'tlike.Itcould

bemyproblem.Idon'talwaysthinkb(1)Iopenmymouth.

Forexample,mykidswouldtellmeaboutsomethingthathasbeentroublingt(2).Then,assoonas

theyarefinished,IgointotheMummode(模式).1can*thelpspeakingwiththemlikethis:

“Youshould...'"'Youn(3)toconsider...9,"Haveyouthought

“Mum!"Theyusuallystopmeandleavesilently.Ijustwanttobepartoftheirlives.Moreimportantly,Iwant

tokeepthemfromm(4)someunnecessarymistakes.Buttheyjustwantalisteningearandanopen

heart.

I'mnotaloneinthis.Onedayafriendtoldmethathersonh(5)listenedtoanythingshesaid."It's

liketalkingtoawall/sheadded.

Iknowthatfeelingverywell.ButI'mlearningveryslowlythattalkingatisnotthes(6)astalking

with.Givingadvicetochildrencanbefullofproblems.Thoughwemayseeourselvessharingthewisdom(智慧)

ofouryears,theys(7)somethingelse.Theyseeacontrollingparentwhohasn'tacceptedthefactthat

they'readultswiththeirownthoughtsandfeelings.

They'renotlookingforanys(8)orhelp.Theymaynotevenwantanimmediatewaytosolvea

d(9)problem.Infact,theyjustneedsomeonewholovesandsupportsthemtotalkwith.

Becauseofthis,I'vedecidedtobeeabetterparentbybeingabetter1(10).It'snotaneasytaskfor

parentslikeme.ButI'montheway.

Overtheyears,Marvelhaswontheheartsoffanswithstoriesofsuperheroesthatsavetheworld.Lastyeara

novelnamedTheVitals:TrueNurseStoriescameout.

TheVitals:TrueNurseStoriestellsstoriesofsomerealheroesnurses.Theyrisktheir1(l)every

daytosavepatientsfromthedeadlyCOVID19.

LisaHuckesteinfromAlleghenyHealthNetwork(AHN)wenttoMarvelanddiscussedtheideaofc

(2)aicbook(連環(huán)漫畫冊)toshowhowmuchpeoplethinkhighlyofbravehospitalworkers.Marvellovedthe

ideaanda(3)forsomestoriesfromsomenurses.Thethreestoriesintheicbookarefromthereallifee

(4)ofeightAHNnurses.Onetellswhatanursegoesthroughtosaveapatientwhohastroublebreathing.The

secondtellsusthatnursesh(5)isolated(被隔離的)COVID19patientstostayconnectedwiththeirloved

onesthroughtechnology.The1(6)oneshowshownurses1liveshavechanged.

“Nooneisborntobeahero.ButinfaceofCOVID19,ournursesputt(7)ownhealthatrisktocarefor

thesepatients/saidthespeakerofAHN."Theyhavetriedtheirbesttodow(8)heroesdo.Wewantto

makesuretheyknowhowmuchweadmirethem.Wehopethatw(9)theyseethemselvesasrealMarvel

icsSuperHeroes,theywillfeelencouraged.^^

MarvelandAHNhopethatpeopleworldwidewillsharetheicbookwithfriendsandfamily.Andbe

s(10)tothankthedoctors,nurses,andotherreallifesuperheroeswhoareworkinghardtokeepussafe

andhealthy.

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XirliAbudukirm,25,isahiphopdanceteacherinUrumqi,Xinjiang.Inthee(1)ofmanypeople,heis

asuccessfuldancerandteacher.Buttheroadtosuccesshasn'tbeene(2)forhim.

Xirliwasborninasmallcityabout200kmawayfromUrumqi.Hebecamei(3)inhiphopdancewhen

hesawitonTVattheageof12."Itwassocool/hesaid."Iwantedtodance1(4)thedancersonTV,so

Ibegantolearntheirmovesathome.^^

Xirlidreamedofbeingaprofessionalhiphopdancer,whilehisparentsh(5)Xirliwouldbeeadoctor

inthefuture.Xirlididn'tlistentothemanddecidedtohaveatry.64Iwasnotg(6)atmovingtothebeat

ofthemusicatfirst,soIoftenrepeatedamoveathousandtimesadayjusttomasterit,"hesaid.Towinsupport

fromhisparents,hepractisedquiteh(7)andfinallywonalocaldancepetition.Whenheshowedhis

prizetohisparents,hefeltthattheybegantoc(8)theirattitudes(態(tài)度).Xirliworksinaprivatedance

clubnow.Forhim,itisap(9)toworkandfollowhisdream."Notmanypeoplehave

m(10)toturntheirteenagedreamsintoaprofession/Xirlisaid."Pmproudtobeanexception,andI

enjoymywork.”

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Don'tCallMeMardaisagreatbook.Itt(l)thestoryofagirlnamedMarshaandheradopted(收養(yǎng)

的)sisterWendy.

Marshaisano(2)childwholiveshappilywithherparentsatfirst.Whenshehearsthatherparents

p(3)toadoptaneightyearoldgirlWendy,shebeesworried.WhenWendy

a(4),Marsha'slifeisturnedupsidedown.Wendyisdevelopmentallydelayed(發(fā)育遲緩)andactslikea

twoyearold.ShealwaysmakesamessofMarshalthings.Hersillya(5)andwordsalwaysmake

Marshafeelterribletoo.SowhyshouldMarshaagreetoadoptWendyandhaveh(6)jointheirfamily?

Ifyoureadthisbook,youwillfindtheanswer.It*saverywellwritten,heartwarmingstory.Itshowsthefeelings

of1(7)withanadoptedchild,notfromtheparents*pointofview(視角)，butfromachild's.Andthisis

agreatbooktot(8)childrenhowtoacceptandgetonwithdifferentpeople.

ThebookwaswrittenbySheilaKellyWelch.Asamother,grandmotherandretiredteacher,shehasbeenwriting

allherlife,e(9)forchildren.Sheisoneofthemostfamousmodernw(10)intheworld.And

thisbookisthoughttobeoneofhermostsuccessfulworks.Readit,andyouarecertaintoloveit!

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DoyouknowanygreatpeoplewhomovedtotheUnitedStatesfromanothercountry?Manyf(1)

Americansstartedtheirlivesinanothercountry.Let*stakealookatoneofthesportsh(2)whocameto

theUSfromsomewhereelse.

WhenpeopletalkaboutthehistoryofNotreDamefootball,thenameKnuteRockneisa(3)always

mentioned.Inhisowncountry,hisnamewaspronouncedKahnoot.Americansc(4)himNoot.

KnutewasborninVbss,Norway,in1888.W(5)hewasachild,hisfamilymovedtoChicago,theUS.

Hes(6)chemistryatNotreDameUniversity.Afterfinishinguniversityin1914,Rocknetaughtchemistry

andworkeda(7)anassistant(副的)footballcoachatNotreDame.Hebecameheadcoachin1918.

From1918to1931,histeamsw(8)105games,lost12,andtied5.Hesetar(9)inAmerican

footballhistoryatthattime.Hisgreatcoachingjobwascutshortwhenhediedinaplanecrash(碰撞)in1931.

Now,NotreDamefansmeeteveryfiveyearsinmemoryofhim.Theyjoinina(10)suchasvisiting

thecrashsite(發(fā)生地)andthepermanent(永久的)RockneexhibitintheChaseCountyHistoricalMuseum.

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spend,like,interest,course,if,see,guess,friend,never,plan,dish,so

IalwaysknewIwantedtospendayeartravelingbeforeuniversity.Iwanted(1)theworld,improve

myskiing,makenewfriendsfromothercountriesand,morethananything,trylotsofthings

I've(2)donebefore.

ThefirstplaceIvisitedwasFrance.PvealwayslovedtheFrenchlanguageandIwantedtostudyit.Then,while

Iwasthere,Ibecame(3)inFrenchfood.ItooksomecookinglessonsatafarmhouseintheFrench

countryside,andlearnedtomakelotsofdelicious(4).

Next,IvisitedAustralia.MycousinsliveneartheriverinSydney,soIhadsomewheretostay.Tobeginwith,we

(5)alotoftimesailing(駕駛帆船航行)intheirboat.ButthenIgotajobinahotel.Itwasgreatthe

customersandstaffwereso(6).

ThelastcountryIvisitedwasJapan,whereIlearnedtobeeaskiingteacher.Iplannedtodoathreeweek

(7).ButwhenIgotthereIsawthatIwasn'tactuallythatgood,(8)Ichangedtoasevenweek

one.ThecoursewasamazingandafterwardsIgotajobwithaskiingpany.

Theotherteacherswereveryniceandonourdaysoff,wedidactivities(9)snowboarding(單板滑

雪).Oneweekendweevendidwintercamping.Thatwasquiteinterestingbutitwasreallycold,soIcan*tsayI

sleptwell!Anyway,we'reall(10)itagainsoonandIcan'twait.

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change,keep,relax,rule,start,although,with,she,appear,challenge,avoid,produce

PekingOperaisknownasChina'snationalopera.(l)itisfamous,mostofitsfansaremiddleagedand

oldpeople.WangPeiyu,aPekingOperaartist,is(2)thesituation.

“Inmodemtimes,theartisticenvironmentforPekingOperaisnotsogood.Andjustlikeothertraditionalart

forms,itfacesbig(3)frompopartformsandpopculture.SoPekingOperaperformersmust

(4)somespecialandexcellentshowstoattractaudiences(吸弓|觀眾)，“Wangsaid.

Wangstickstotheessence(精髓)ofPekingOpera.Atthesametime,she(5)tryingoutnewideas.She

notonlyperfectsherskills,butalsodoesallshecantogetyoungpeopletofallinlove(6)PekingOpera.

Since2017,Wanghas(7)onmanyshowssuchasTheReadersandEverlastingClassics.Shehas

developedagreatmanyfans.Shespreadsthetraditionalcultureina(n)(8)way,andanincreasing

numberofyoungpeoplehavelearnedaboutPekingOperabecauseof(9).ToWang'sjoy,theyhave

walkedintothetheateroneafteranother(10)exploringthewonderfulworldofPekingOpera.

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find,they,idea,repeat,social,with,share,read,stupid,tool,so,for

I'maveryactiveperson.Ilovetosing,danceandhavefun.I'malsoa(n)(1)person.Ioftenmake

videosofmyselfwhenIdothosethings.Then,IputthemontheInternet.

IusedtouseYouTubealot,butthenI(2)TikTok.It*sagreatapp,andithelpsmemakeand

(3)myvideoswithlotsofpeople.TikTokhasmany(4).1canusethemtomakemelook

cute,coolorfunny.TheappalsohaslotsofmusicandIcanuseanyofitinmyvideos.(5)allthosethings,Ican

makemyvideosreallyspecial.

TikTokhasoveronebillion(十億)usersinover150countries.(6)alotofpeoplecanseemyvideos,

likethem,andthensharethem.Theycanleavenotesformeundermyvideos,too.They^ealotoffun(7)

WhenIrunoutof(8)formyvideos,Icanlookthroughotherusers*videos.They*reaboutallkindsof

subjects.Somearealittle(9)，andsomeareveryserious.TheTikTokchallengesarealsointeresting.

Theycanbesongs,dancesorotheractions,andeveryonetriestocopy(10).Whenyoudoreallywell,lots

ofpeoplewillseeyourvideos,andyoucanbeefamous.IjustloveTikTok!

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they,neighbor,because,though,child,however,need,relax,challenge,produce,like,without

Withthegrowthofcities,moreandmorepeoplegotolivethere.(1),therearesomepeoplewho

choosetomoveawayfromcitiesandliveasimpler,cleanerlife.LillianHarper,fromCanada,isoneof(2)

“Weusesolarpanelsandawindturbine(太陽能電池板和風(fēng)力渦輪機(jī))toheatthehouseand(3)

electricity.Butwestillhavetosaveenergy.Sowewashourclothesourselves(4)awashingmachine,

andwecookinanovenwhichalsoheatsupwaterforustobathin.Tosavewood,weandour(5)cook

foreachotherinturn.It'sgreattothinkaboutothersandnotjustyourself.Ourbiggest(6)is

entertainment(娛樂).Youcan*tstayuplatewatchingTV(7)thatusesalotofenergy.Imyselfdidn'tuse

towatchtelevisionalotbutmyhusbandmissedfootballgamesatfirst.My(8)can'tplayputergamesall

thetime.They(9)tothinkofnewwaystohavefun.Surprisingly,wehavefoundthatlifewithout

electronicgadgets(設(shè)備)isquitefunand(10).Wereadmore,wetalktoeachothermoreandwespend

moretimeoutside.^^

Doyouliveinthecityorinthecountryside?Doyoulikeyourlifethere?

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appear,country,else,because,different,drink,help,know,you,although,mouth,for

Doyouknowaboutgreentea?Alotofpeoplearetalkingaboutgreentea.Thisis(1)itreallydoes

helpyoustayhealthy.

GreenteahasbeenusedinChinaforthousandsofyears.Noonereally(2)thewholestoryabout

greentea.Itmighthave(3)asearlyas1000BC(公元前).Itwasused(4)manykindsofhealth

problems.Itwasalsousedto(5)peoplefeellesstired.However,peopleinmanyother(6)

arejuststartingtounderstandthebenefitsofgreentea.

Greenteahasmanydifferentpartstoit.Thesepartsareallgoodfor(7)health.ThereareB

vitamins(維生素)ingreentea.Thesekindsofvitaminshelpyourbodyworkwell.Greenteaalsohassomething

(8)initthatsupportsgoodhealth.Greenteacanhelpkeepyour(9)clean.Itcanalsomake

yourhearthealthier.

Greenteacontains(包含)somethingthatmakesyoufeellesstired.Butgreenteais(10)fromcoffee.

Itiseasieronyourbody.

Trysomegreentea.Pmsureyouwilllikeit!

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In1957,AlfredFieldingandMarcChavannescreatedthebubblewrap,aplasticmaterialusedtokeepthings

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