Miss Richards was a teacher at a school for boys and girls．She 1 ndline　 chemistry and physics from the lowest to the highest classes in the 2 ndline．Sometimes the new classes 3 ndline　 rapidly(迅速地)，but sometimes they were very 4 ndline，and then Miss Richards had to 5 ndline　 things many times．

　　One year，the first class had been studying chemistry for several 6 ndline　 when Miss Richards suddenly asked，“What is water? Who knows? 7 ndline　 up!”

　　There was silence(沉默) for a few seconds，and Miss Richards felt saddened(難過(guò)),but then one boy 8 ndline　 his hand．

　　“Yes，Dick?”said Miss Richards encouragingly(鼓勵(lì)地)．He was not one of the brightest children in the class，so she was 9 ndline　 that he could answer．

　　“Water is a liquid which has no 10 ndline　 until you wash your hands in it，Miss．Then it turns black，” the boy replied with great confidence(信心)．

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How are you?　It is very nice 1 ndline　 you to write 2 ndline　 me．From your letter I know a lot 3 ndline　 your school．Now I 4 ndline　 you know something about me and my school．I am thirteen years old．I am in Class One，Grade One．My father is a 5 ndline　．He teaches English．My mother is a doctor．She works in a 6 ndline�。甀 7 ndline　 early and 8 ndline　 English．Our school is big．It has 2,000 students and 200 teachers．All the teachers and students work 9 ndline　 ．Please come and have a look 10 ndline　 our school if you have free time．

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My name is George．I'm from Canada．I'm fourteen years old．I can 1 English very well．I 2 to be a reporter(記者) when I grow up(長(zhǎng)大)．I work 3 a children's magazine(雜志) on weekends．I have to 4 from 8 am to 3 pm．I think 5 an interesting job for me 6 I liketailking with people very much．Now I 7 something about my job for the school's newspaper．I 8 want to have a lot of money．I'm going to 9 a big house when I grow up．I look forwardto living in the big house with my 10ndline．

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I am a middle school student．1ndline　　 name 2ndline　　 Jane．My friend is 3ndline．4ndline　　 name is Jim．Jim and I 5ndline　　 in the same(同一) class．There 6ndline　　 ten boys and eleven girls in 7class．

　　There is a map of England 8ndline　　 the wall of our classroom．We have three lessons in the morning．The first lesson 9ndline　　 Maths．I like Maths but Jim 10ndline　　 like it．

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A:Where are the students now?

B:They are 1 ndline．They 2 an English lesson．

A:Do they have 3 English lesson at this time every day?

B:4 ndline,except(除……以外)　on Friday．

A:5 teaching them English?

B:Miss Green．

A:Let’s walk over to see 6 they are doing now．Who’s standing 7 the blackboard?

B:It’s Luck． She’s 8 something on the blackboard．

A:Is the young woman by the window 9 English teacher，Miss Green?

B:Yes，she’s a new teacher from England，and she 10 well．

A:What’s she doing now?

B:She’s asking the students questions．

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　　A famous philosopher(哲學(xué)家) once wrote,“Whoever wants to know the heart and mind of America had better learn base-ball.” Many people believe that Abner Dou-bleday 1 ndline　 baseball. They say that in 1839, in Cooperstown, NY, Doubleday organize(組織)the first game of baseball ever 2 ndline. Cooperstown is now the 3 ndline　 of the National Baseball Hall of Fame.

Others believe that baseball 4 ndline　 from an English game called rounders. As early as the 1600s, people were playing rounders. People playing rounders first hit a ball with a bat and then ran 5 ndline　 bases. It looked like baseball, 6 ndline　 there were some differences. The main difference was the way 7 ndline　 fielders(外野手)got run-ners out. In rounders, the fielder threw the ball at the runner. If the ball 8 ndline　 the runner while he was running around the bases, the 9 ndline　 was out.

　　Gradually(逐漸地), Americans changed rounders to make it baseball. The big 10 ndline　 came when the fielder stopped 11 ndline　 　the ball at the runner. Instead， the fielder tagged(追上)the runner, just as fielders 12 ndline　 today.

　　In 1845, a sportsman called Alexander Cartwright wrote a set of baseball rules 13 ndline　 the clubs. Many of these rules are still used.

　　With the 14 of the modem equip-ment(設(shè)備), baseball has become more and more15 ndline.

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Do you know how to study better and make your study more effective? We all know that Chinese students usually study very hard for long 1 ndline. This is very good,but it doesn't 2 a lot,for an effective student must have enough sleep,enough rest and exercise.Every day you need to go out for a walk or visit some friends or some nice places.It's good for your study.

　　When you return 3 your studies,your mind will be refreshed(清醒) and you'll learn more 4 study better. Psychologists(心理學(xué)家) 5 that learning takes place this way.Here take English learning 6 an example.First you make a lot of progress and you feel happy.Then your language study seems 7 the same.So you will think you're learning 8 and you may give up.This can last for days or even weeks,yet you really have been learning all along.If you get enough sleep,food,rest and exercise,studying English can be very effective and 9 ndline.Don't give up along the way.Learn slowly and you're sure to get a good 10 ndline.

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We know that trees are useful in our everyday lire.They 1 ndline　 us many things，such as wood，oxygen，rubber，medicines and many other things.They can 2 ndline　 tell us a lot about our climate.The following are the reasons.If you 3 ndline　 a tree，you can see that it has many rings(年輪).Most trees grow one new ring 4 ndline　 year.Because of this reason，we know 5 ndline　 a tree is.A tree over a hundred years old means that it has more than a hundred 6 ndline.When the climate is dry or very cold，the trees do not grow very much and their rings are usually 7 ndline.When it is wet and warm，the rings are much thicker.If the rings are suddenly very thin or suddenly very thick.this means that the 8 ndline　 changed suddenly.If we look at the rings on this tree，we can learn about the 9 ndline　 for a hundred years.We can see 10 ndline　 our climate is changing today.

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Different countries have different manners.For example，if you are a 1 ndline　 in a Chinese house,when you have a meal，you usually do not 2 ndline　 the food.You often leave a little to 3 ndline　 that you have had enough. Butin England，a visitor always finishes the food to show that he has 4 ndline　 it．We must know the customs of other 5 ndline，so that they will not think 6 ndline　 bad-mannered.People all over the world 7 ndline　 that a well-mannered person should be kind and 8 ndline　 to others. If you 9 ndline　 this,at least you will not go very far wrong． 10 ndline　 like a person withgood manners，but no one likes a Person with bad manners.

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China's First Spaceman梇ang Liwei

　　Yang Liwei was born in an ordinary family in Liaoning Province in 1965.He became a pilot of the Chinese Air Force in 1987.He 1 ndline　 1350 hours in the air.It took him five years to be-come a spaceman.Yang Liwei was 2 ndline　 into space by China's Shenzhou V spacecraft at 9 a.m. 3 ndline　 October 15th，2003.It moved around the 4 ndline　 fourteen times.He came back 5 ndline　 at 6：30a.m.the next day，making China the 6 ndline　 country to successfully send a person into space after the former Soviet Union(前蘇聯(lián)) 7 ndline　 the USA.Yang Liwei returned to the earth after a 8 ndline　 trip to space.In space，Yang Liwei not only recorded(記錄) 9 ndline　 he saw but also showed China's national flag(國(guó)旗) and the United Nations' flag to the people who watched on TV at home.

　　All of the Chinese people are 10 ndline　 our first spaceman梇ang Liwei.

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