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05首字母填空1.Everyweek,ourteachergivesusanewtopictodiscussinclass.LastMondayhoweverheaskedusaveryinterestingquestion—"Doyouthinkitisd(1)tobeaparent?"Someofthestudentssaidtheythoughtitwaseasy;asparentsneverhavetodoanyhomework!Ourteachersaidhewouldn'ttellusthea(2).Hesaidhewouldletusbe"aparent"foraweek.Hewassurewewouldfindouthowaparentwillfeelbytheendoftheweek.Thentheteacheraskedustos(3)therestoftheweekinmaking"flour(面粉)babies".Wefirsttooksomebigbagsandfilledthemwithflourinordertomaketheflourbabiesash(4)asrealones.Wethentiedthebagsverytight,sothebabieswouldnotfallout.Afterthat,weusedcardboard(纸板)tomakesomearms,legsandafaceforourflourbabies,andthenwed(5)theminoldpiecesofclothing.Mybabylookedstrange,asIamnotgoodatart,butitwasgreatfun.Whenwefinished,ourteachergaveusallnotebookstorecordsomefunnye(6)withthebabiesforthewholeweek.Wehadtocarrythemwithuseverydayandlookafterthemlikerealbabies.Thatwasreallyhardwork!Forexample,oneofmyfriendshadquiteabadmemory,andhel(7)hisflourbabyonthebusonemorning.Wealsohadtofeedthebabyandgetitforbedintheevening.Everynight,Iwassupposedtogetupthreet(8)tofeedtheflourbaby.Iwastiredandfella(9)veryquickly.Yetitwasjustafewhoursbeforemyalarmclockwokemeupagain.IgotsolittlesleepthatIhadblackbagsundermyeyes.Itwasahardtime,butnowtheprojectisfinished.IfeelIhavelearntthatitisnoteasytobearesponsible(负责的)parent.Ithinkitalsogivesmeanewperspective(观点)onw(10)myparentshavedoneforme.2.Areyoualmostcrazybytheacne(青春痘)onyourface?Areyouworriedtodeathbyouneverknowwhenitwilldisappear?Don'tworryaboutitanymore.Becauseworryingwillonlymakeitevenw.Arecentstudyhasfoundthatworryplaysanimportantrinyourskindisorders.SomeBritishscientistsfoundthatthestresscausedfromworryingslowsthehealingprocessinyourskindisorderlikeacne.Studentsoftenfindtheiracneworsebandduringtheexam.Infact,acneisquitecommoninteenagers.Butdon'tworry.Acnealwaysdatlast.Itlastsutheageof20oreven25.Anddon'tworryaboutscarring(疤痕)onyourface,either.It'srareforacnetoleaveanysignofitspresence.There'snomtocure.Butgoodskincarecankeepitunderc.Forexample,washyourskintadayafterexercise.Themostimportantttowashisbedtime.Shampooyourhairdaily.Dirtonlonghaircanmakeacneworsebyrubbingagainstyourskin.3.Oilpaperumbrellas,withahistoryofover1,000yearsinChina,usedtobecommon.However,assteel﹣ribbed(钢骨的)umbrellasa(1)inthelastcentury,thehand﹣madeumbrellasbecamelessusedindailylife.I(2),theyturnedintodecorativeartworks.YuhanginHangzhouisf(3)formakingoilpaperumbrellasformorethan230years.Umbrellasheretakemorethan70stepstomake.Iti(4)makingbambooribs,pastingpapers(糊纸)andpaintingpatterns.Ittakesatl(5)aweektomakeanumbrella.Eachumbrellahas36bambooribs,makingthemstrong.In2007,theseumbrellaswereaddedtoZhejiangprovince'sintangibleculturalheritagelist(非物质文化遗产名录).4.TodayItriedcookingasimpledish(1)m.Ilikeeatingfriedtomatoeswitheggs,andI(2)titmustbeeasytocook.Mymomtoldmehowtoprepareit.FirstIcutthetomatoesintopiecesandputthemaside.NextIbroketheeggsintoabowlandbeatthem(3)qwithchopsticks.AfterthatIpouredoilintoapanandturned(4)othestove,Iwaitedpatientlyuntiltheoilwashot.ThenIputthetomatoesandthebeateneggsintothepantogether."Notthatway,"mymomtriedto(5)smebutfailed.ShewasrightItdidn'tturnoutasIhadwished.5.ManyChinesepeoplegoabroadtotravel,tostudy,andeventoliveontheirown.Peopleshouldlearnabouttheculturestheyvisitbecausesomeoftheculturesareveryd(1)fromours.Ifyouknowthemandunderstandthem,itwillhelpyoualot.Talkingabouttheweatherandsportsisagoodwaytos(2)aconversation.Butwhenyoutalktowesterners,youshouldn'tasktheiragebecauseitisnotp(3).Also,youshouldnotaskabouthowmuchmoneytheymakeeverymonth,notevenwithsomeoneyouknowwell.Inp(4)placeslikemuseumsandlibraries,youshouldn'teatordrinkwhenothersareq(5)lookingatartworksorreadingbooks.Whenyouvisitawesterncountryandyouwanttogivesomeoneasmallg(6)orflowers,becarefultochoosetherightc(7)offlowers.Thisisbecauseinsomecountrieswhiteflowersareforthedead.Whenyoureceiveapresentfromsomeone,remembertowriteathankyounotetoe(8)yourthankfulness.Usingpolitelanguagewillneverbew(9).Themostimportantthingtorememberisthatwhereveryouare,r(10)thelocalculture.Itmaynotbethesameastheoneinyourhomecountry,butyoushouldtryyourbesttolearnaboutitandrespectit.6.(1)avideogameisplayed,onFridayevenings,onSaturdaysorSundays,toomuchgamingisaterriblething.Playingtoomanyvideogamesisaproblemfor(2)(teen)andtherearemanysignsthatshowthenegativeinfluences.Ifyoungpeoplearealwaysthinkingaboutwhentheycanplayavideogame,thatisasignthattheyhavelost(3)(them)init.Iftheygiveupotherhobbiesthatthey(4)tolove,thatwillbeanewproblemnow.Manykidswhospendalltheirfreetimeplayingvideogameswillmakeupwaystoplaythegame(5)ofcommunicatingwithothers.Leavingsportsteamsorclubs,refusingtogooutsidetoplaywithfriends,and(6)(选)tostayathomeawayfrombirthdaypartiesareallsignsthatvideogameshavetakenoverthechild'sattention.Inadditiontonegativebehavior,therearevarioushealthproblemsbecauseofplayingtoomanyvideogames.Ifvideogameplayersskipmealsorlosesleepbecausethey(7)uplate(8)(play)games,thiscannegatively(9)(影响)theirhealth.Sittinginfrontofagameformorethantwohoursadayinsteadofgettinguporbeingactivecanresultinchildhoodobesity.(10),backaches,headachesandstrainedeyescanalsobecausedbyplayingtoomanyvideogames.7.Whentheyareaskedwhattheywanttobewhentheygrowup,manyyoungpeoplewillnotgiveanexactanswer,"Well,thischangesallthetime,"Iamnoexception(例外).H(1),thoughIoftenchangemymindaboutwhatIwanttob(2),onethinghasremainedunchanged﹣﹣thedesire(愿望)tohelpo(3).Byofferingmyhelp,Iwillb(4)happinesstootherpeople.Butthisalsohasitsownrewards(回报)﹣﹣helpingotherscanbringmegoodmood.Itcanmakemef(5)thatIamausefulperson.Therearemanywaystobeh(6).Icanhelpthesickbybecomingad(7).Icanmakethetrafficrunsmoothly(顺利地)bybecomingat(8)policeofficer.Icanalsofindwaystos(9)thepoorortocleanuptheenvironment.Nom(10)whatIdointhefuture,IwilltrytobeashelpfulasIcan.8.IfyouevergotothenorthwesternpartoftheUnitedStates,goandfindsomeredwoodtrees.Youwon'tregret(后悔)it.Seeingaredwoodtreeisanexperiencethatyouwillr(1)fortherestofyourlife.Redwoodsarethetallestandwidesttreesintheworld.Thelargestoneshaveadiameter(直径)ofmorethansixmetres.Whatabouttheirh(2)?Mostredwoodsareatleast100metrestall.Thinkabouth(3)bigredwoodsare.MostredwoodsarethickerthanabusandtallerthantheStatueofLiberty.AfamousAmericanwriternamedJohnSteinbeckw(4)aboutredwoods.Hesaid,"Noonehaseversucceededinpaintingorphotographingaredwoodtree."Hemeantthatit'si(5)tounderstandthebeautyofaredwoodifyoudon'tseearealone.Becauseredwoodsaresohuge.theyneedalotofwatertosurvive.Redwoodshaveneedles(针叶)insteadofl(6).Theneedlestakeinwaterfromthefog.Mosttreestakeinwaterthroughtheirroots(根).Redwoodsdothattoo,butwaterfromtheirrootsisnotenough.They'resobigthatthewatertheytakeinthroughtherootscan'tr(7)thetoppartsofthetree.Redwoodshavedevelopedotherspecialwaystosurvive.Theirbark(树皮)canbemorethan10centimetrest(8).Theirbarkalsohasatastethatinsectsdislike.Asaresult,insectsdon'teatredwoodbark.Whenaredwoodtreeisinafire,somethinginterestinghappenstoitsbark.Whenthebarkisb(9),itbecomeshardanditturnsintoashield(保护物).Thatshieldprotectstheinsideoftheredwood.Here'sa(10)amazingthingaboutredwoods:Theyliveforaverylongtime.Someredwoodscanliveforupto2,000years.9.Mr.Shelby,the(1)mofUncleTom,wasinbadlyneedofmoney,sohehadnochoicebutto(2)sTom,otherwisehewouldlosehisfarmandotherpeopleworkedforhim.Nowhewashavingadeal(交易)withMr.Haley,acrueltrader."Haley,Tomisanexcellentmanandyoucansellhimatagood(3)pbutpromisemetofindagoodmasterforhim.""MaybeIcan't(4)p.I'magoodtraderforsure.Shelby,dorememberslaves(奴隶)aren'tlikeus(5)wpeople.Theymustbetaughtnottoexpectanything,suchaskeepingtheirchildrenandwives,"saidHaley.Meanwhile,inUncleTom'scabin,AuntChloewithherthreekidswasbakingacakehappily.TheiryoungMasterGeorge,Shelby'sson,wasteachingUncleTomhowtowrite.Thesmallcabinwasfilledwith(6)h.Everythingseemedtogowell.However,theydidn'tknowsomething(7)dwashappeninginthemaster'shouse...Whilegettingreadytogotobed,UncleTomheardsomeoneknockingatthedoor.I

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