要点:(1)Tina来自美国,喜欢中国文化,非常友好,喜欢大熊猫;(2)Tina有非常健康的生活方式(饮食、运动、学习…);(3)你们在一起的一次难忘的经历(weather、place、activities、feelings. . . )
要求:
1. 回答所有问题,并可适当发挥;
2. 文中不得出现真实姓名、学校等信息;
3. 词数80左右,开头已给出,不计入总词数。
I'm Jane. I have a new friend, Tina. We had a good time together on May Day and I think there are lots of shining points of her. And now I am so glad to share these with you.
Dear Li Hua,
It's so exciting to go to China this summer. I'd like to know about the location of your city and the weather next month because I will stay there for two weeks. And would you give me advice about what clothes I should pack?Also, can you tell me what places of interest I can visit during my stay? Thank you so much.
Looking forward to your reply.
Yours,
Peter
推荐景点:Jiuxi ; streams(溪水); the West Lake
要求:(1)短文应包含所有要点,可适当发挥;(2)不得出现真实的姓名和学校、班级名称:(3)词数:不少于80词,开头和结尾的落款已给出,不计入总词数。
Dear Peter,
I'm so glad that you' re going to visit my hometown this summer.
Best wishes,
Li Hua
时间 | 上周五 |
☆天气 | 晴朗且温暖 |
☆活动 | ·看到各种各样的机器人 ·观看机器人表演(a robot show) ·… |
☆感受 | … |
☆收获 | … |
要求:(1)文章需包含以上所有要点,可适当增加细节;(2)文中不得出现自己的真实姓名、班级和校名;(3)词数80左右。
A trip to a science exhibition
写作要点:
1. 活动基本信息(时间、地点等);
2. 活动项目:①团队植树;②与动物互动;③……;
3. 你的感受。
参考词汇:劳动labor practice;树苗 sapling;互动interact with
写作要求:
1. 词数80 左右,开头已给出,不计入总词数;
2. 可适当增加细节,以使语句通顺、条理清楚、意义连贯;
3. 避免出现真实校名和姓名等信息。
Dear Tony,
Hope this email finds you well. I'm writing to tell your about
……
Yours,
Li Hua
The Year of the Snake has been special in Chinese culture for thousands of years. Ancient people (believe) snakes symbolized (象征) wisdom and rebirth. In old (story), half-snake gods like Fuxi and Nuwa taught humans how to farm. Even today, many families put up snake-shaped decorations (装饰品) during the Spring Festival.
Look! In Li Ming's family, everyone is busy all kinds of traditions. Grandma is telling stories about snake while making red lanterns. Li Ming (make) snake-shaped dumplings. "Let me try by (I)!" she says. Her little brother is watching excitedly. "Can snakes really bring us good luck?" he asks. Grandma smiles, "Yes! In the past, people painted snakes on walls (keep)homes safe."
At night, the family hears loud firecrackers (鞭炮) outside. They rush out and see amazing show of dragon-snake dance. Everyone is attracted by the show and laughs (happy).
As fireworks light up the sky, Grandma explains, "Snakes remind us to be wise strong." After hearing the words, Li Ming becomes more interested in (learn) about the traditions. They aren't just about the past but alive in every story, dumpling, dance and smile during the Spring Festival.
The Great Wall of China is a very famous place of interest. It is the longest wall in the world. It goes up and down from mountains to mountains like a huge dragon.
In the past, people built it to protect the country. They used stones and bricks to make it strong. It has a long history of over 2,000 years. The most famous parts of the wall were built in the Ming Dynasty. It became stronger and longer.
If they saw something, they would send a signal (信号) to help others keep safe. Soldiers would walk along the wall to protect it.
Today, it is a place for people to visit and learn about China's history and culture. Many people from all over the world come to see it. It's fun and exciting to go up the steps and see the view from high up. When they get to the top, they often take pictures to remember the moment. It's a special feeling to stand on top of such a big and old wall. They will understand the famous Chinese saying, "He who has never been to the Great Wall is not a true man."
It's like a big storybook that opens up and tells us stories about the past. It shows us how the Chinese people worked together to build something so amazing and strong. It's a treasure that helps us understand the courage and hard work of the Chinese people long ago.
A. They like to climb up the Great Wall. B. It is one of the great wonders in human history. C. All the work had to be done by hand in ancient times. D. The wall has tall towers where people could watch for danger. E. In short, the Great Wall is more than just a wall. F. The first part of it was built during the Spring and Autumn Period. |
On February 25th 2025, new elderly care robots were shown to people. These robots help old people in many ways and make their lives easier and happier.
In daily life, the robots can remind old people to take medicine. They walk beside those who have trouble moving. Sensors (传感器) help them know if someone is unsteady and stop falls. Some robots can even go outside, like walking in the park or shopping nearby, using navigation (导航).
Loneliness is a big problem, but these robots are good friends. They talk with old people, tell stories like fairy tales or history, and chat about weather, news, or TV shows. This makes old people feel less lonely and keeps their minds active.
The robots also do small jobs. They pick up dropped things like books or glasses. For housework, they dust (擦拭) low places, fold (叠) clothes, or sweep floors. This helps old people keep their homes clean without getting too tired.
In the future, robots may watch health better. They could check heart rate, blood pressure, and temperature. If something is wrong, they can call family or doctors. They might even help with medical tasks like dressing wounds (包扎伤口) with a doctor's help.
As technology develops, making robots will cost less. More families can buy them, leading to better quality (质量). With an aging population, these robots will become very important in society.
One rainy afternoon, I found a small dog trembling (颤抖) under a bench near my house. It looked scared and hungry. I decided to take it home, even though my parents had always said no to pets.
When I showed the dog to my mom, she sighed and said, "We can't keep it. We're too busy to care for a pet." I begged her to let it stay just for one night. Finally, she agreed.
I named the dog Lucky. I gave it a warm bath and some food. Lucky wagged (摇摆)its tail excitedly, as if thanking me. The next morning, my dad noticed Lucky sitting quietly in the corner. "It's actually well-behaved (温顺的)," he said. Surprisingly, my parents agreed to keep Lucky until we found its owner if I promised (承诺) to take full responsibility (责任).
Over the next few days, Lucky became part of our family. It followed me everywhere and even learned to follow simple orders like "sit" and "stay." One day, when I was upset about a math test, Lucky rested its head on my leg. It seemed to understand my feelings.
A week later, we put up "Lost Dog" posters around the neighborhood. No one called. My mom said, "Maybe Lucky was meant to be ours." I hugged Lucky tightly, feeling thankful for this unexpected friendship.
Lucky taught me that kindness is a way to connect hearts, even between humans and animals.
I Show Speed's (甲亢哥) Shenzhen Tech Adventure Tour!
Love his crazy video? I Show Speed is a hilarious (超搞笑的) American YouTuber with 37 million fans! His Shenzhen trip video got 7 million views— showing robots, flying drones (无人机) and a car that swims!
Sounds interesting? Join the crazy fun trip loved by 7 million fans!
Day 1: Futuristic Tech Day
◆BYD U8 Car Test Drive: Drive a car that works on land AND water!
Shout "Oh my god!" like Speed!
◆Huawei Foldable (可折叠的) Phone Shopping: Buy the "coolest phones" at Huawei's store (red ones sold fast!).
◆Robot Dance Party: Dance with human-like robots at Happy Harbor (欢乐港湾)!
Day 2: Culture & Nature Day
◆Window of the World: Learn Maori (毛利族) dances and sing under the Eiffel Tower model.
◆Drone Light Show: Watch 1,500 drones form a glowing (发光的) dragon! Say "Hello, Loong!"
Bonus: Free KFC chicken delivered (投送) by drone!
Tour includes:
2-night hotel stay
All entrance tickets
Speed-style souvenir (纪念品)
Prices:
Adults (aged above 16): ¥1,999
Teens (aged 7-15): 50% off→ ¥999
Infants (aged 0-6): Free
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After a fight with his father, Thomas ran away from home and stopped talking to him. Days turned into 1 .
One day Thomas became 2 and lay alone in his house. He remembered how his father used to3 him when he fell ill. His dad would make him feel better by making him hot soups and saying 4 words. Thinking about this made him 5 home. That was where he always felt safe and loved.
At that time, Thomas knew that he made a big6 by running away from home. He decided to return home.
After he started feeling a little better, he quietly made his way to his father's house late at night. When he got there, he saw that the 7 was still wide open. Feeling worried, Thomas 8 walked inside. As soon as Thomas and his father saw each other, they hugged (拥抱). This 9 gesture made Thomas cry.
Thomas asked, "Did you know that I would come?"
His father laughed, "No. I just thought you might come back anytime, so I never 10 the door, not even at night."