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﹣﹣﹣Can you pour me some tea， please， Jenny？

﹣﹣﹣Are you sure？ I　　（think） you preferred coffee．

They like pears， but they don't like　　（strawberry）．

Our Pinky Street， one of the oldest streets in the world， was almost lost to a big fire last night． Most of the old houses on Pinky（63）　　（burn） down． The living history we are proud of（64）　　（die）． But we should never give up． Pinky is like a parent， always there caring for our town， Now we must do something together（65）　　 （get）the old Pinky back． There will be a meeting at 2： 00this Saturday afternoon in Town Hall． Anyone who wants to help is welcome． Let's see what we can do．

Volunteer Club

March 9

We experienced a special period in 2020． Xu Yi， a middle school student from Hubei， told something（1）　　 （interest） to us． Let's check out his story and resolution for the new term．

    When Xu Yi was learning English as（2）　　exchange student in the UK，his English friend（3）

　　 （invite） him to take a Chinese culture course． Then， at 9：30 a．m． the next day， it finally came． He followed the friend to the classroom and was welcomed （4）　　his classmates． They gave him presents， which moved and excited him．

    The lesson was about an ancient Chinese character （字体） called Xiaozhuan． The teacher （5）　　 （clear） explained it from its history to development， how it worked in society and why it was so popular in Qin Dynasty． She also taught the differences between Xiaozhuan（6）　　the modern Chinese character．

    On the one hand， Xu Yi takes pride in Chinese culture． On the o（7）　　 hand， it's a shame that he knows almost nothing about it． As the culture reaches the world， the Chinese should study more about it． As a senior high school student， he is going to read as many（8）　　（book） as possible to open his mind． He hopes every Chinese person will love and （9）　　 /ˈvæljuː/Chinese culture． After all， everyone is responsible for building and keeping it．

Drawing might help you think

    When you're sitting in class， have you ever drawn pictures in the margins of your notebooks？ If so， your teacher might have told you （1）　　（stop）． Many people think of doodling （涂鸦）as a distraction（精神涣散） from more important things． But it might be just the opposite．

    One study shows that doodling may help you remember things you hear． In 2009 researchers asked two groups of people to listen to a phone message． One group （2）_____　（encourage） to doodle， but the other was not．Neither group knew that it would be asked to remember information from the message． But the group that doodled remembered 29 percent more．

    Other people （3）　　（suggest）other uses for drawing． Jesse Prinz， a professor who studies doodling， says it can help you think creatively． Walking away from a problem to draw might actually help you solve it． When you come back， you （4）　　（have） a fresh perspective and figure out an answer more quickly．

    Two years ago， an author named Sunni Brown （5）　　（write）a book on doodling． She argues that doodling is a tool that can help people think． She admits that people see doodling as doing nothing， but she wants to change that． In fact， she runs a business that helps companies improve organization and planning through doodling． Brown （6）　　（believe）doodling is helpful because it incorporates （整合） many ways of learning． You learn in four ways： seeing， hearing， reading or writing， and through movement． The more ways you use， the better you learn． And when you doodle while you （7）　　（listen）to a lecture， you use all four．

    You might think that being good at （8）　　（draw）is important for doodling． But if the point of doodling is to help you think， then it doesn't matter what the picture looks like． Even if you're not an artist， doodling can help you． So next time you need help focusing， pick up a pen and doodle away!

A long time ago， a father was old and sick． He did not have much time to live， and he wanted（1）　　 （give） his sons a good lesson before he died．

    Recently， he noticed that his sons（2）　　（fight） among themselves and seemed unable to agree on anything． The old man feared what would happen after his（3）　　 （die）． He was afraid that his sons would begin to argue．"They will disagree about everything，" He thought．"Soon they （4）　　 （be） enemies， each going his own direction．"

    He called his sons together in his room．"Bring（5）　　 （I） a bundle （束） of stick，" he asked his servant （仆人），Soon enough， a thick bundle of sticks arrived， tied （6）　　 （close） together．

    One by one， he gave the bundle to each son， and asked him to break the bundle． One son after another pulled and twisted （拧） with all of his strength （力量），（7）　　the sticks would not break．

    The old man smiled and ordered his servant to untie the bundle of sticks． He handed one stick to each son and said，"Now break the stick．"

    Of course， the single stick（8）　　（break） in two easily． The old father looked at his sons．"Do you understand this lesson？" he asked．

    Each son， being intelligent，（9）　　 （understand） the meaning at once．Alone，it is easy for one of them to be harmed．But together， they are strong and can't be harmed even（10）　　 great forces（势力）．

    That's the meaning of the sticking together． In unity， there is great strength．

Last summer，I began the biggest adventure（冒险）of my life．I moved from a tiny city in England to one of the largest cities in the world．

    As the plane landed in Beijing，I （61）　　 （feel） excited﹣I finally arrived after months of planning!One of the first things I did was to visit one of the city's hutongs．Strolling（闲逛）around the hutongs，the warm air was filled with the smell of delicious food．I was amazed to see that many people （62）　　 （ride） their old﹣fashioned tricycles （老式三轮脚踏车）．Just at this time，I thought，"Wow，I'm in China．"

    Beijing is very different from my home city，Preston．Preston has only one shopping street and on Sunday，all the shops close at 4：00 pm．There （63）　　 （not be） much choice when eating out，either．As a fan of food，I couldn't wait （64）　　 （see）what Beijing can offer．

    But after I have tasted so many kinds food here，I still don't have a favorite dish yet．I（65）　am　still happily （65）　　 （look） for my favorite through the city's restaurants．

     I am slowly getting used to the different way of life，but I still find some habits here quite strange and humorous．

    British people （66）　　 （tell）not to make any kind of bodily noise at the dinner table when they are still children，so it is a funny culture shock （冲击）to hear the loud noise of Chinese diners．

   Since I came here，I （67）　　 （discover） something else interesting．As a foreigner，I always draw people's attention．On the subway or in streets and restaurants，I always find some people staring （盯着看）at me and （68）　　 （try） to take secret photos of me．It seems that I am a famous person or a popular star．

    In the future，I（69）　　（go）to many other parts of China．I hope I（70）　　（travel） from one end to the other of this beautiful country，taking photos and meeting new people along the way．

   My adventure in China is only just beginning，and I wonder how it will be．

TikTok， which is　　（sudden） everywhere on the Internet， is making its way into our lives．

Han Li： Hello， Li Mei What's your favorite subject at school？ Are you good at English？

Li Mei： I do （1）　　 in it now， but last term I wasn't good at it．

Han Li： What was your trouble？

Li Mei： First of all． I couldn't understand our English teacher because she spoke too （2）　　．

Han Li： It doesn't matter if you can't understand every （3）　　．

Li Mei： Yes． I think so． Second， I couldn't make complete sentences．

Han Li： What did you do about it？

Li Mei： I began to （4）　　 English language TV． It helped a lot．

Han Li： Did you study grammar？

Li Mei： Yes， I took lots of grammar notes in class． Then I started to write my own sentences using the grammar． And it helped me become interested in English and I got an A this term．

Han Li： You are great． I will learn （5）　　 you．

Li Mei： Thank you．

We can't remember clearly when we started to take our mobiles to the dinner table． This often，（1）　　（ especial） when we eat out． Once a dish comes， （2）　　 of lifting our chopsticks， we take out our mobiles and click． Later， we post the photos onto Weibo or WeChat，waiting to be "liked"． Then we check our mobiles from time to time during the meal to see whether we get"liked" （3）　　 not． We just cannot leave our mobiles for only a meal．

    Does that sound familiar to you？ Do you do that often？ If not， how do you feel when others do that while having dinner with you？

    A recent study suggests that what we are used to （4）　　（ do） is not so good． Spending time taking photos of food makes the food less pleasant． To test this， some researchers did an experiment． Some people were （5）　　 （ask） to take photos before they could enjoy food． As a （6）　　， it showed that the （7）　　 （many） photos they took， the less delicious the food （8）　　 to them． Why not stop taking photos and just enjoy the food in front of you？

    So， next time you go out to have dinner with your family or friends， how about not （9）　　（ take） photos of food？ Let the food be delicious as it is and share your life with people （10）　　 you． Trust me， and it will be a wonderful time．

　　（realize） his lifelong dream， the young man went to the Hollywood by himself，with only a few dollars in his pocket．

It is reported that thousands of running friends from 25　　（country） took part in 2019 Nanjing Jiangning Marathon．

The old lady living on the　　（five） floor sometimes dances with her husband on the square．

A young man （71）　　（travel） through a desert when he came across a spring of clear water． The water was sweet． He filled his leather bag so that he could bring some back to （72）　　elder， who had been his teacher． After a journey of four （73）　　 （day）， the young man finally （74）　　（bring） the water to him． The teacher took a deep drink， smiled （75）　　（warm）， and thanked his student very much for the sweet water． The young man went home （76）　　a happy heart．

After the student left， the teacher let another student taste the water． He spit it out， saying it was awful． In fact， it was no longer fresh because of the old leather bag． He asked his teacher， "Sir， the water was awful． Why did you seem （77）　　（enjoy） it？" The teacher answered， "You tasted the water． I tasted the gift． The water was not just water， （78）　　 an act of kindness and love． Nothing could be （79）　　（sweet）．"

We understand this lesson best when we receive gifts of love from children.Whether（80）　　 is a cheap pipe or a diamond （宝石的） necklace， the proper response is appreciation （感激）． We love the idea within the gift rather than the thing itself．

　　（luck），he got better before the important competition．