● — I’ve passed my examinations. 

—      （3）     (congratulate)! You worked hard for them.

● We      （4）     (drive) along when, suddenly, a car      （5）    (drive) past us out of control. The car crashed, after      （6）     it burst into flames. When we got to the scene, we saw three people      （7）     (trap) inside.      （8）     (surprise), they were able to walk away from the car. Meanwhile, some people      （9）     (watch) from a nearby campsite, called the emergency services. Believe it or not, I was standing there, too     （10）     (shock) to remember my name and address when     （11）      (ask) for them by a policeman.

    It’s very exciting for me to get the chance to meet Jack. He  （1）   (move) into the house next door to me two years ago. He is usually dressed   （2）   some kind of tight-fitting multicolored suit which makes him look like （3）  super hero of comic books. He is very polite,  （4）(friend) and genuinely caring, always remembering my birthday and（5）  (bring) me chicken soup or Japanese tea if I’m ill. Jack will help us  （6） he possibly can and is ready to listen to everyone’s problems.

    At work he is much appreciated and he has many colleagues  （7） ask for his help each time they have problems （8） (solve). He works in an organization involving communication with people. He has the power to make it.

    Although Jack could never be described as ordinary, I enjoy having him  （9）  a neighbor. Life is never boring when you have someone like  （10） living next door.

It is common for teenagers to feel  61  （alone）and  misunderstood. These feelings can be thought of   62  growing pains ---the difficulties     63          teenagers face as they grow to adults.

    As teenagers grow, it is normal for them to become    64 (confuse) with the changing world both inside and outside of them.  During adolescence, they grow taller and their voices get    65    (deep). In the social world, as teenagers get older, they struggle to depend on   66 (they). They desire   67  (independent). However, they have difficulty   68    (balance) their needs. They often question who they are and how they fit in society.

In the end, everything turns    69    Ok----the teenager becomes a    70    (health) adult.  

Mark Twain, the famous American (1), was born in Florida in 1855. He is best known for his novels (2)(set) in his boyhood. The Million Pound Bank Note is one of his masterpieces. The book describes a fortuitous adventure of Henry Adams, a poor American young man lost in London. Two rich man in London had a bet (3)him and wanted to see what (4)(happen) to him a month later if they gave him a million pound bank note (5)couldn’t be cashed. A month later, Henry neither die of hunger (6)was caught by policeman, on the (7), he became a millionaire. What’s (8), he even won the love of a pretty lady. The book attracts a large number of readers all over the world through a h (9)and sarcastic（讽刺）language. So far, it (10)（translate) into different languages.

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   Making a speech at the United Nations in front of 500 people from around the world isnˈt an easy task. And doing it in a foreign language is even ____(1)____ (hard). But Wang Yuan, 16,a member of Chinese boy band TFBoys,  ____(2)_____ (prepare) for the challenge.

   The speech was on Jan 31. ____(3)____ most Chinese teenagers were still enjoying the rest of their holidays, Wang had spent days writing the speech and as much time as he could  ____(4)____(polish) it with the help of _____(5)____ (instruct). He used all the free time he had-in his bedroom, in cars and on flights-trying to remember it and read it with more confidence.

   Although the speech wasnˈt perfect, it was good enough for a 16-year-old. But for Wang, it was not a sense of relief that he felt after the nervous three minutes.  ____(6)____, he recalled the entire speech in his mind ____(7)____ (find) whether he had made a mistake  ____(8)_____ where he could have done better. "Only by then, I had the feeling of ˈmission completeˈ," he said.

   The experience also changed the singerˈs opinion on English learning. "After the speech, I started to pay more attention to my  ____(9)______ (pronounce) and oral expression," he said. "Just burying _____(10)_____ (I) in paper exercises is far from enough."

Food is a major part of every culture. Each country has .  （1） (it) own eating culture,.  （2） makes eating habits around the world various.

Egyptians start the day with . （3）   drink. When breakfast can be eaten is not fixed, but it must be before the day’s main meal. In the past, this main meal was served at around 3 p.m. But now people work   （4） (long) hours than before and eat when they get home at 6 p. m. Dinner parties （5）.    (hold) later, around 9 p.m. Most Egyptian   （6）  (meal) include bread or rice, vegetables and meat.

France is famous   （7）   its delicious food , and its people take food . （8） (serious).Most eat three meals a day at fixed times. Breakfast is a light meal of bread and coffee. They eat lunch at 1 p.m. and have dinner after 8 p. m.

Most Americans know it is. （9）  (harm) to their health without eating breakfast. Therefore some take time . （10）  (prepare) and eat a hot breakfast. Others grab a donut (甜甜圈)while rushing out of the door. For lunch, most Americans eat sandwich. They usually have dinner at around 6 p.m.

If you're in Florence, Italy, and see a man on a ladder ____(1)____ (wipe) the dust off statues and buildings, don't worry. It's just Alessandro Ricci gathering material for his famous smog paintings.

   Ricci is not a common ____(2)____ (art), because he used smog as the main material of his artworks. Unlike other painters seeking fast recognition of their talent, instead he is mere ____(3)____ (concern) about bringing attention to how much smog there really is and how it's destroying both its monuments and people.

   Ricci lives with his parents nearby Florence, but almost every day he visits the streets of the city, ____(4)____ collects smog for his paintings. He applies the smog directly onto a cloth and creates street scenes and buildings from ____(5)____ he got the dangerous material. ____(6)____ (final), he seals his paintings with a natural resin (树脂).

   His actions helped win a small victory for the people of Florence. ____(7)___ October 25, 2012, the Duomo area of the city ____(8)____ (make) pedestrian-only. ____(9)____, there is still a long way to go, he believes, and only to clean the thick layer of smog that has accumulated throughout Florence would take several years. Still, he continues his unique smog artworks and lets the people know how ____(10)____ (pollute) the environment they live in really is.

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A flying carpet _(1)_ (take) Daisy to three different places to know more about

wildlife. Their first stop was in Tibet. There they met an antelope_(2)_ (look) sad. The antelope told Daisy that their fur was used by human to make sweaters. Feeling sad, Diasy asked the carpet to show her a place _(3)_ there is some wildlife protection. Then they arrived in Zimbabwe where they saw elephants. The elephants said that they used to be hunted by famers_(4)_mercy, but now they are_(5)_(protect)by people so their numbers are_(6)_(rapid)increasing. Good things are being done_(7)_ save local wildlife. Their last stop was a thick rainforest. A monkey was rubbing himself. He is protecting _(8)_from mosquitoes by using a millipede insect_(9)_contains a powerful drug. The monkey told them, “You should pay_(10)_(much) attention to rainforest and appreciate how the animals live together. No rainforest, no animals, no drugs.”