A: Hey, Henry.   (1)  

    B: I have no idea. What about you?

    A: I want to go to the zoo with my sister.   (2)  

    B: Of course. I like animals.

    A: Really?   (3)  

    B: I like elephants best.

    A:   (4)  

    B: Because they’re friendly and they can help people work. How do we get to the zoo then?

    A:   (5)  

For teenagers , growing up is a good thing . But it is also a painful (痛苦的)experience in their life . Many changes happen in those short years . Including physical and emotional(身体和情感) changes .   (1)  Well , what are the changes ?

  (2)  There is an increase in height and weight , changes in voice

and skin and so on . They begin to worry about all these changes in their bodies , and to check whether they are developing normally .   (3)  

In primary school , children usually wore what their parents gave them . And never thought

about the style of the clothes .  (4)  

They will have a strong wish to look good and be admired by others . And sometimes they will even have arguments(争论) with their parents about the clothes they should wear.

Teenagers hope to be accepted(接受) by others and want to have several true friends .Whether they are popular or not will become a very important part in their life.  (5)   

However, as teenagers , whatever problems you have , remember to talk to your parents , teachers , friends or anyone who can share your worries and give you advice . Teenage life is a wonderful period of time . Enjoy it !

Everyone Can Change the World

A friend wrote me a letter a few weeks ago. He felt hopeless at the time. He ended his letter with the question: “  (1)  ” I replied to him and started my own letter with these words: “Yes, we most certainly can!”

I can still remember someone who changed my world. She was the music teacher at my primary school.   (2)  . I really wanted to impress（给人印象）her. However, I did not know how to play any instruments.

One day, she let me try playing her guitar. I did my best, but could only stumble along. （断断续续地弹奏）. When I was finished, I put my head down. “  (3)  ,” I told her. She looked at me with her kind eyes, smiled at me and said, “We are all good at something. You just need to find out what you are good at. Then, you can share it with the whole world.”

  (4)  . They planted a seed （种子）in my soul which continues to grow to this day. They made me realize that I had something good inside of me. I just had to find it and share it. 

A：Excuse me. I am a reporter from CCTV. Can I ask you some questions?

B：Yes, of course.

A：  (1)  

B：Yes,. She said that they were hard-working and she loved them very much.

A：What did Yang Lei eat every day at school in Gansu Province?

B：She ate porridge three times a day.

A：  (2)  

B：She said the school was 2,000 meters above sea level, and at first the thin air made her feel sick.

A：  (3)  

B：She said most of their families were poor and they didn’t have enough money for education.

A：  (4)  

B：She said she couldn’t do anything about that, but she could open up their eyes to the outside world and give them a good start in life.

A：  (5)  

B：Yes, she liked it very much. She said that when her school year was over, she would return to the area after finishing her studies.

A：Thank you very much.

Nowadays, e-hongbao is quite popular in China. It is considered that e-hongbao comes originally from "lucky money" for the Spring Festival.   (1)   People hope to get good luck from it.

People send e-hongbao not only on festivals but in other situations as well. On birthdays, for example, people may get e-hongbao from family, relatives and friends, especially when they are not in the same place.   (2)  On that day, to express love, Chinese lovers prefer to send each other e-hongbao of 5.20 yuan, 9.27 yuan or 13.14 yuan.

People like playing e-hongbao games on smartphones.   (3)  Some of the lucky ones might receive much while some get only a few cent. No matter how much money they get in the end, they want to try their luck. Usually, the person who gets the most money will send e-hongbao one more time. In fact, whether they get much or little, they have lots of fun. And the games bring people closer together.

  (4)   If you forget to take a wallet with you when shopping or eating in the restaurants, donˈt worry. A smartphone can help you nut. Thatˈs great, isnˈt it? However, each coin has two sides. Some people complain e-honghao is just a way to make customers spend more money. And paying by e-hongbao can be dangerous sometimes.   (5)   Safely always comes first.

A: Excuse me.    (1)  

   B: Yes, I do. I have a girl pen pal.

   A:   (2)  

B: She is from Sydney.

A: Where is Sydney?

B: It’s a city in Australia. 

A:    (3)  

B: Yes. Koalas are from Australia. They sleep in the day and get up to eat leaves at night. 

A: That sounds interesting. And    (4)   

B: It’s warn in winter and cool in summer. 

A:   (5)  

B: You’re welcome.  

Hi, everyone! Welcome to No.6 Middle school.   (1)   All the things here are new. The life here is a little different. I think you must know what you can do and what you can’t do. It can help you study well and live happily.   (2)  

You have to come to school from Monday to Friday. You have to wear our school uniforms on weekdays. You can learn some important subjects, such as Chinese, math, English, geography, history and so on. Classes begin at 7:30.   (3)   Then you have to have lunch in the school dining hall. You can’t eat in the classroom. Classes are over at 4:30 in the afternoon and then you can join your favorite clubs to have fun.   (4)   You can do sports on the playground, but you can’t play balls or run in the classroom and hallways. You must follow these rules.   (5)  Thank you.

A: Hello, Bob! How is it going?

B: Hello, Kate!   (1)   And you?

A: Very well. What’s your plan for the summer?

B: I had a Chinese course last year, and I’d like to go on with it this summer.

A: How was the course?   (2)  

B: Yes. It seemed that way at first. But after a while it became easier.

A: You were the best in the class, right?

B: I did get an A. Well, could you tell me your summer plan?   (3)   

A: No, not this summer.  (4)  

B: That must be very interesting. Can I go with you?

A:   (5)   Oh, there comes the bus! Good-bye!

B: Bye-bye!

A: Excuse me, where’s the Forest Park?

B: Sorry, I’m new here. You can ask that old man.

A:   (1)  

B: You’re welcome.

A:   (2)  

A:   (3)  

C: It’s about thirty minutes on foot.

A: Can I take a bus?

C: Of course, you can.

A:   (4)  

C: The No.51 bus.

A: Where is the bus stop?

C: It’s on the other side of the street.

A: Thank you very much.

C:   (5)