2026年山东德州市乐陵市九年级第一次模拟检测英语试卷

2026年山东德州市乐陵市九年级第一次模拟检测英语试卷一、听力选择1.

A．Thesametoyou!B．Welldone!C．Hownice!Thankyou.2.

A．Don’tmentionit.B．Nohurry.C．Withpleasure.3.

A．Isthatso?B．Goodluck!C．Haveagoodtime!4.

A．Yes,please.B．Certainlynot.C．Yes,Iwill.5.

A．Thankyouallthesame.B．Whydon’t?C．I’mastranger,too.二、听力匹配6.录音中有三小段对话，听每段对话读一遍后，选择与每段对话内容相符的图片。A.B.C.6.67.78.8三、听力选择7.HowwillKategotoChongqing?

A．Bytrain.B．Byplane.C．Bycar.8.WhatdoesLiLeilikebestabouttheDragonBoatFestival?

A．Eatingzongzi.B．Makingzongzi.C．Watchingdragonboatraces.9.How’stheweatherinNewYorktoday?

A．Sunny.B．Cloudy.C．Rainy.10.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?

A．Doctorandpatient.B．Teacherandstudent.C．parentandchild.11.Wherearethespeakers?

A．Atabusstop.B．Atarestaurant.C．Atapolicestation.听对话，回答小题。12.WhatwillTonyandMarydothisafternoon?

A．Seeamovie.B．Gotoazoo.C．Dotheirhomework.13.WhenwillTonyandMarymeet?

A．At3:00p.m.B．At3:30p.m.C．At4:00p.m.听对话，回答小题。14.HowlongwasJulie’sfatheraway?

A．OneweekB．OnemonthC．Oneday15.WhatwillJulie’smomprepareforthedinner?

A．Acake.B．Fish.C．Beef.四、听力匹配听三位人物介绍，将信息配对。

16LiShizhen

17CharlesDarwin

18WangZhenyiA.explainedhowlifechangesthroughouthistory.

B.studiedmathsandastronomy,andshemadeimportantcontributions.

C.wroteBencaoGangmu,aclassicbookabouttraditionalChinesemedicine.五、听力填空录音中有一篇短文，听录音两遍后，请你根据表格内容提示，记录相关信息，完成表格（每空一词）。

AsolarparkinNingxiaWhatdoesitlooklike?

●Itlookslikeashiningoceaninthedesert.

●Itcoversanareaof19squarekilometres.Howmuchenergycanitprovide?

●Itcanprovidepowerformorethana20homeseveryyear.What’stheenvironmentaroundit?

●Therearegojiberriesunderthepanels.

●Ithasturnedthe21intoagarden.Itcanhelpimprovethelivesof22people.

Inthefuture,itwillbecomethe23solarpark.六、阅读理解“Didyouevenhearmyquestion,Lucho?”askedMrParra.Thestudentsatthefrontoftheclassturnedroundtowatchtheshow.Theywereallsmiling.EvaVillahadturnedtowatchtoo,butshewasn’tsmiling.ForamomentEvalookedstraightintoLucho’sdarksadeyesandhecouldfeelhisfaceturningbrightred.Thensheturnedbacktothefrontandsaidsomethingtothegirlsittingnexttoher.Thegirllaughed.MrParrawalkedtowardsLucho’sdesk.LucholikedMrParra,althoughhedidn’tlikehistoryclass.Therewastoomuchinformationtoremember.“MaybeyoucouldtelluswhatIhavebeentalkingaboutforthelasttwentyminutes,Lucho,whileyouwerelookingoutofthewindow,”saidMrParra.Lucho’sheartfeltheavy.Hehadnoideawhattosay.Helookeddownathishistorytextbook.Thepagewasabout“Thestolenpast”andtherewasaphotographofagoldobjectthatlookedveryold.Next,helookedquicklyattheboardandsawoneofMrParra’sfavouritethings:amindmap.Everytimetheyhadtowriteaboutsomethingforhomework,MrParraaskedthemtomakeamindmap.Themindmaphadfouremptycirclesjoinedbyfourlinestoabiggercircleinthecentre.InthecentrecircleMrParrahadwrittentheword“guaca”.Luchotriedtorememberwherehehadheardthewordbefore.Theywereallwaiting.Lucholookedoutofthewindowforasecondandsawalittleyellowbird.Yes,thatwasit!Guacawasawordthathisgrandmotherhadused,butwhatdiditmean?Theclasswasstillwaitingforhimtospeak.Suddenlyheheardthelittleyellowbirdsinginginthetreeoutsideandheopenedhismouth.“Weweretalkingaboutguaca,sir,”heanswered.“Andwhatisguaca,Lucho?”MrParraasked.“Guacameans’specialobject’.AnantiqueobjectthatwasmadebySouthAmericantribes,usuallyfromgold,sir.”MrParralookedsurprised.Hehadn’texpectedLuchotoknowtheanswer.ThegirlnexttoEvaturnedtolookatLuchoagain.TherestofLucho’sclassmateshadlostinterest.Luchofeltbetter,butMrParrahadn’tfinishedwithhimyet.“That’scorrect,Lucho,”saidMrParra.“Andwhatistoday’shomework?”Homework?Luchohadn’theardMrParratalkabouthomework.Helookedatthemindmapontheblackboardagain.Outside,thebirdhadstoppedsinging.24.WhatdidMrParradrawontheblackboard?

A．B．C．D．25.HowdidLuchofeelwhentheteacheraskedhimthequestion?

A．PeacefulB．AshamedC．HopefulD．Proud26.Whatisthemainideaofthisstory?

A．AspecialantiquefromSouthAmericaB．Astudent’sunexpectedcorrectanswerinclassC．HowtomakeamindmapD．Astrictteacherandhislazystudent27.Whydidn’tLuchoknowthehomeworkattheendoftheclass?

A．Hedidn’tlistentotheteachercarefully.B．Theteacherforgottotellthestudents.C．Hewastoonervoustorememberit.D．Hecouldn’treadthewordsontheboard.28.WhatcanwelearnaboutLuchofromthepassage?

A．Hedidn’tliketotalkwithhisclassmates.B．Helearnedtheword“guaca”fromhisgrandmother.C．Hewasgoodatallhissubjects.D．Heoftensleptinhistoryclass.China’sNewEnvironmentalCode:ABigStepforaGreenerFutureOnMarch12,2026,ChinapassedaveryimportantnewlawcalledtheEcologicalEnvironmentCode.ItwascreatedattheNationalPeople’sCongressandisonlythesecondlawinChinatobenameda“code,”followingthefamousCivilCode.ThisnewcodeisamajorsteptowardbuildingabeautifulChinaandprotectingourplanetforthefuture.So,whatexactlyisthiscode?Itisnotacompletelynewsetofrules,norisitsimplyacollectionofoldones.Instead,itislikeasmartorganizerthatbringstogetherallofChina’senvironmentallawsintooneclearandsystematicbook.Thefirstdraft(草案)wasintroducedinApril2025,andaftercarefuldiscussion,itwasfinallyapproved(通过)inMarch2026.Thecodehasthreemainparts.First,itincludesalltheexistinglawsaboutstoppingpollutionandprotectingtheenvironment.Onceittakeseffect,theoldseparatelawswillbereplaced.Second,ittakesthemainideasfrommanyotherrules—likethoseforprotectingrivers,naturalresources,andenergysaving—andputsthemallinoneplace.Third,andveryimportantly,thecodecreatesnewrulesformodernchallenges,suchasclimatechangeandthegoalsofreaching“carbonpeakandcarbonneutrality.”Thisforward-lookingpartensuresthelawcangrowwithourchangingworld.ThemaingoaloftheEcologicalEnvironmentCodeissimple:tokeepourairclean,ourwaterclear,andourlandhealthy.Itencourageseveryonetoliveinharmonywithnatureandtoadoptagreen,low-carbonlifestyle.Forteenagers,thislawisapowerfulreminderthatweallhaveaparttoplay.Ittellsusthatcaringfortheenvironmentstartswithsmall,everydayactions.Wecansavewater,reducewaste,planttrees,andchoosegreentravellikewalkingorbiking.ThenewcodewillofficiallytakeeffectonAugust15,2026.ItisasymboloftheruleoflawintheneweraandshowsChina’sstrongcommitmenttoagreenerandmoresustainablefutureforallitscitizens.29.Whatisthemainpurposeofthispassage?

A．TocomparetheEnvironmentalCodewiththeCivilCode.B．Toexplainthelongprocessofmakinganewlaw.C．Tointroduceanewenvironmentallawanditsimportance.D．Totellteenagerswhattheymustdotoprotecttheenvironment.30.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“forward-looking”inParagraph3mostprobablymean?

A．Lookingbackatthepast.B．Readyforfuturechanges.C．Carefulwithsmallmistakes.D．Strictwithpollution.31.Accordingtothepassage,whyisthethirdpartofthecodespecial?

A．Itsimplycollectsalltheoldrulestogether.B．Itcopiesideasfromothercountries’laws.C．Itistheeasiestpartforteenagerstounderstand.D．Itcreatesnewrulesforfuturechallengeslikeclimatechange.32.Whatcanweinfer(推断)fromthepassageaboutChina’senvironmentallawsbeforethiscode?

A．Therewerenoenvironmentallawsatall.B．Theywereperfectanddidn’tneedanychanges.C．Theywerescatteredindifferentseparaterulesandregulations.D．Theyfocusedmoreonteenagersthanonfactories.33.Whydoesthewritermention“thefirstdraftwasintroducedinApril2025”inParagraph2?

A．Toshowthatmakingthecodetookalotoftimeanddiscussion.B．Toprovethatteenagerswerepartofthedecision-makingprocess.C．Tosuggestthatthecodewascreatedveryquickly.D．Toexplainwhythecodeiscalleda“code”andnota“law”.TheNameofDezhou:ItsOriginandMeaningThenameDezhouisdeeplyrootedintheYellowRiver.DuringtheQinDynasty,theriverwasrenamed“DeShui,”meaning“theRiverofVirtue.”IntheHanDynasty,acountycalledAndewasestablishednearby,withthenamesignifying“peaceontheriver.”In583,duringtheSuiDynasty,AndewasupgradedtoDezhou,anamethathasenduredthroughcenturies.Thelocationofthecitygovernmentshiftedovertime.InitiallysituatedinwhatisnowLingchengDistrict,itwasmovedduringtheMingDynastytotheareaalongtheGrandCanal—today’sDechengDistrict.Thischangegreatlyenhancedcanaltransportation.In1994,Dezhouofficiallybecameaprefecture-levelcity.Thecharacter“De”(virtue)inthecity’snameoriginatesfromtheriver,whileitsgrowthwascloselytiedtotheGrandCanal.DuringtheMingandQingdynasties,thecanaltransformedDezhouintoavitaltransportationhub(枢纽),earningitthetitle“gatewaytothecapital.”AmongChinesecitieswithnamescontaining“De,”Dezhouisuniqueinusingthischaracteralone,givingitsnameadistinctivesimplicity.Yetthenamecarriesdeepermeaning.HistoricalfiguressuchasLiuBei,arenownedruler,andYanZhenqing,aloyalTangDynastygeneral,oncelivedorfoughtinthisregion.Theiractionsembodiedvirtueandcourage.Additionally,thelocalpeople’slongstruggletomanagetheYellowRiverandtheGrandCanalreflectsaspiritofperseveranceanddiligence.Inshort,thenameDezhouoriginated(起源于)withtheYellowRiver,tookshapeintheSuiDynasty,andwascementedduringtheMingDynasty.Thecharacter“De”hasrunthroughthecity’shistoryforoverathousandyears.Itismorethananame—ittellsthestoryoftheland,therivers,andthepeoplewhohavelivedthere.34.Whatdoesthecharacter“De”inDezhou’snameoriginallyreferto?

A．Afamousgeneral.B．TheGrandCanal.C．TheYellowRiver.D．Alocalcounty.35.WhywasthecitygovernmentmovedduringtheMingDynasty?

A．ToavoidfloodsfromtheYellowRiver.B．ToimprovetransportationontheGrandCanal.C．Tobuildanewcapitalcity.D．Tofollowtheemperor’sorder.36.WhatmakesDezhou’snameuniqueamongChinesecitieswith“De”?

A．ItistheoldestcitynameinChina.B．Ituses“De”asasinglecharacter.C．Itwasnamedbyafamousemperor.D．Ithaschangedmanytimesinhistory.37.Whichofthefollowingbestshowsthe“spiritofperseverance”mentionedinthepassage?

A．RenamingtheYellowRiver“DeShui”.B．MovingthecitygovernmenttoDechengDistrict.C．Localpeople’slongeffortstocontroltherivers.D．Dezhoubecomingaprefecture-levelcityin1994.38.WhatdoestheauthormeanbysayingthenameDezhou“tellsthestoryoftheland,therivers,andthepeople”?

A．Thenameiseasytoremember.B．Thenamehasalongandmeaningfulhistory.C．Thenamewaschosenbylocalpeople.D．Thenameisonlyaboutgeography.ChinaLeadsWorldwithFirstApprovedImplantableBCIMedicalDeviceOnMarch13,2026,Chinareachedamajormilestoneinmedicaltechnology.TheNationalMedicalProductsAdministrationapprovedtheworld’sfirstcommercialimplantablebrain-computerinterface(BCI)deviceformedicaluse.Thisdevice,calledtheNEOSystem,wasdevelopedbyShanghai’sNeuracletogetherwithTsinghuaUniversity.Withthisapproval,Chinahasbecomealeaderinthefieldofneurotechnology.TheNEOSystemisdesignedforpatientsbetweentheagesof18and60whohavecervicalspinalcordinjuries.Theseinjuriesoftenmakeitdifficultorimpossibleforpeopletomovetheirhandsfreely.Thedeviceusesaspecialtypeofimplantthatisplacedjustoutsidethebrain’souterlayer.Becauseitdoesnottouchthebraintissuedirectly,themedicalrisksarelow.Thesystemreadsbrainsignalswithoutanywiresandturnsthemintocommandsforaroboticglove.Withthisglove,patientscandoeverydaythingslikeholdingacup,drinkingwater,orpickingupobjectsbythemselves.Beforethedevicewasapproved,itwentthroughclinicaltrialsin11majorhospitalsacrossChina.Atotalof32patientstookpartinthetests.Theresultswereencouraging.Everypatientshowedbettercontroloftheirhands.What’smore,nearly69percentofthemstillhadimprovednervefunctionevenafternotusingthedeviceforalongtime.Whilesometopinternationalcompaniesarestilldoingclinicaltestswithsimilartechnologies,Chinahasalreadymadethislife-changingdeviceavailableforpatientcare.Thisapprovalmeansmuchmorethanjustatechnologicalsuccess.Itbringsnewhopetomillionsofpeoplearoundtheworldwholivewithparalysis.ItalsoshowshowfarChinahasadvancedinhigh-levelmedicalresearch.ThismomentisanimportantstepinbrainscienceandshowsthegrowingstrengthofChineseinnovation.ItprovesthatChinacancreaterealsolutionstoimprovepeople’slives.However,expertsalsoremindusthatBCItechnologyisstillinitsearlystages.Thelong-termeffectsofthedevicestillneedtobestudiedfurther.Evenso,thisachievementmarksabrightbeginningforthefutureofmedicaltechnology.39.WhyistheapprovalofthisBCIdeviceconsideredalandmark(里程碑)moment?

A．Itisthefirsttimearoboticglovehasbeenusedinahospital.B．Itistheworld’sfirstcommercialBCIdeviceofficiallyallowedforpatientcare.C．Itprovesthatspinalcordinjuriescanbecompletelycured.D．Itwasdevelopedbyauniversitywithoutanycompanysupport.40.WhatcantheNEOSystemhelppatientswithcervicalspinalcordinjuriesdo?

A．Movetheirhandsfreelyandfinishdailytaskseasily.B．Takemedicinewithoutothers’help.C．Avoidanymedicalrisksduringoperations.D．Becomecompletelyhealthyatonce.41.WhatdoweknowabouttheclinicaltrialsoftheBCIdevice?

A．Thetrialstookplacein11hospitalsandall32patientsshowedbetterhandcontrol.B．Allpatientsstoppedusingthedeviceaftertheyfullyrecovered.C．Thetrialsshowedthatthedeviceonlyworksforpatientsunder18yearsold.D．Patientshadtousethedeviceeverydaytokeeptheirnervefunction.42.Whatcanweinfer(推断)aboutBCIdevelopmentinothercountriesfromthetext?

A．Theyhavenotyetofficiallyapprovedasimilardeviceformedicaluse.B．Theyarenotinterestedinhelpingpatientswithspinalcordinjuries.C．TheyhavealreadysoldmoreBCIdevicesthanChina.D．Theymainlyfocusondevelopingroboticglovesinsteadofbrainimplants.43.Whichofthefollowingbestdescribestheauthor’sattitudetowardthenewBCItechnology?

A．Theauthorthinksitisperfectandhasnorisks.B．Theauthorisworriedthatpatientswillnotacceptthesurgery.C．Theauthorreportsthesuccessbutalsomentionsitstillneedslong-termstudy.D．Theauthordoubtsthatthedevicecanreallyhelppatients.阅读短文，从短文下面方框中的七个句子中选择五个还原到短文中，使短文通顺完整、衔接自然。TheJoyofDictionariesIstillrememberfeelingletdownuponlearningthatwordscarryhiddenmeaningsbeyondtheirdictionarydefinitions(释义).Asayoungster,Isawlearningasatasktobecompleted,andthesefinedistinctionsfeltlikeobstacles(阻碍).44Thissetmefreetoreadforpleasure,guidedbycuriosityratherthanadesiretoknoweverything.Ibegantoseedictionariesasfieldguidestolanguage-notassignsoffailure,butasgatewaystodiscovery.Itreasuremy1954Webster’sdictionary,whichIkeepopenonatable.Ioftenconsultitwhilereading.WhenIencounternewwordsrepeatedly—inarticles,books,orconversations—theworldoflanguagesuddenlyfeelssmallerandmorefamiliar.45TheyturnmyattentionoutwardandmakemewonderwhatelseI’vefailedtonotice.Forexample,Irecentlylearned“orrery”—amechanicalmodelofthesolarsystem.It’snotparticularlyuseful,butdeeplysatisfying.Unliketheendlessthingsthattakeyourattentionawayontheinternet,adictionaryoffersfocus.46Lookingupawordfeelslikesolvingasmallmystery—aninstantrewardforcuriosity.Dictionariesreconnectuswiththepure,childlikeurgetoknowthings,beforelearningbecameaduty.Theyhavealsoevolvedovertime.SamuelJohnson’s1755dictionaryhad40,000entries;today’sOxfordEnglishDictionarycontainsover400,000.47NoahWebstersawhisAmericandictionaryasanactofpatriotism,helpingshapeanationalidentityseparatefromEngland.Thoughsometimesseenasrestrictive,dictionariesdon’tcreatelanguage—peopledo.Theword“dilettante,”forinstance,oncesimplymeant“onewhodelightsinthearts.”48Theyremindusthatpayingattentionandfollowingourwonderarewhattrulyconnectustotheworldbeyondtheimmediate.

A．Dictionariessharpenmyawareness(提高我的认知).B．Yearslater,Irecognizedtheirdefinitions.C．Increasingvocabularyseemedsignificant.D．Itusessimplewordstoexplaincomplexones.E．Tome,dictionariesrepresentcuriosity-drivenlearning.F．ItwasonlyaftercollegethatIrealizedknowledgeislimitless.G．Thisgrowthshowshowlanguagecanneverbefullycontained.七、选词填空阅读下列短文，根据短文内容，从每个方框内所给11个词汇中选择10个意义相符的词，必要时进行词形变化，填入空白处，每空一词。

anything,we,without,two,however,or,easy,even,they,good,recentManypeoplepostthingsonline.Onlinesharingisapartofourdailylifenow.Differentkindsofappsandwebsitesmakecommunication49thanbefore.Wecansharewhathashappened50withothers.Wecanalsogivepersonalopinionsonwhatwesee.Forexample,afteraschooltrip,wecanquicklyuploadpicturesandtellourfriendsaboutthefunactivities.Thishelpsusstayconnectedevenwhenwearefarapart.TheInternetconnectsuswithfriends,family,and51peopleinothercountries.Sometimes,whenwewinaprizeinasingingcompetitionordo52inatest,wemaysharethehappynews.Attimes,whenwetakephotosofbeautifulviews,suchasasunsetonthebeachorasnowymountain,wemightalsopost53toshare.Sharingthesemomentsmakesusfeelclosertoeachother.Italsoallowsustolearnaboutdifferentculturesandtraditionsfrompeoplearoundtheworld.However,weshouldrememberthatnoteveryoneonlineisaclosefriend,soweneedtobecarefulaboutwhatweshare.54,noteverythingsharedonlineiskind.Somecanbeunfriendly.Thoseunkindwordsmayhaveunpleasantinfluences.Maybepeoplepostthingswithoutthinking.Theyjustwanttoplayajokeandmakeotherslaugh.Butthesearenotgoodreasons.Forinstance,postinganembarrassingphotoofaclassmate55permissionmightseemfunnytosome,butitcanhurtthatperson’sfeelings.Sometimes,peoplespreadrumors56saymeanthingsjusttogetattention.Thiscanleadtoargumentsorevenmakesomeonefeelsadandlonely.Weshouldalwaysstopandthinkbeforewepostanythingthatmightbehurtful.Goodsharescanmaketheonlineworldwarmandfriendly,whilebadonescanbringtroubletoothers.SowhenwewanttosharesomethingontheInternet,weshouldask57whetherthethingswepostareproperornot.Think58beforesharing.Weshouldberesponsibleforwhatweshareonline.Nevermakeuporspreadanythingthatisnottrue.Forexample,ifwehearastrangestoryaboutaclassmate,weshouldcheckifitisrealbeforewetellothersonline.Inshort,alwaysrespectothers’feelings.Ifwecan’tdothat,maybewe’renotreadytoshareonlineyet.Byfollowingthesesimplerules,wecanallhelpcreateasaferandmorepositiveonlinespaceforeveryone.阅读下面的短文，根据短文内容，从下面方框内所给11个动词中选择10个意义相符的词，必要时进行词形变化（可添加助动词或者情态动词），填入空白处。

do,start,need,call,choose,talk,be,face,set,increase,helpInrecentyears,weightmanagementhasbecomeahottopic,especiallyduringtheTwoSessions.Inthepast,delegates59aboutthisproblemmanytimes.ItisreportedthattheChinesegovernmentattachesgreatimportancetothisissue.Anationalhealthplan60lastyeartohelppeoplestayhealthy.ThelatestdatarevealsthatnearlyhalfofthepopulationinChina61challengesrelatedtooverweightorobesity.Theseproblemsnotonlyaffectpeople’sdailylivesbutalsoincreasetheriskofdevelopingseriousdiseaseslikediabetesandheartdisease.Moresickpeoplewereseenbydoctorsinthelasttenyears.Toaddressthis,aseriesofmeasuresarebeingtaken.In2023,aprogram62“HealthyChinaAction”wasstartedbythegovernment.Forexample,schoolsacrossthecountryareencouragedtoprovideatleasttwohoursofphysicaleducationclassesperweek.Lastterm,manyschoolsaddednewsportsclasses,andstudentsenjoyedthem.Thishelpsstudentstostayactiveandmaintainahealthyweight.Inaddition,hospitals63upspecial“weightmanagementclinics”whereprofessionaldoctorsofferpersonalizeddietandexerciseplans.Over500suchclinicswereopenedincitieslastyear.TheyalsousesometraditionalChinesemedicinemethods64patients.Athome,peopleareadvisedtopayattentiontotheireatinghabits.ManyfamilieslearnedtocookhealthyfoodfromTVshowslastyear.Insteadof65friedandhigh-sugarfoods,theyshouldgoforfreshvegetables,wholegrainsandleanproteins.Meanwhile,66regularexerciseisalsocrucial.Inthefuture,moresportsactivitieswillbeplannedforpeopleintheirneighborhoods.Itcouldbesomethingassimpleaswalking,cyclingordancingfor30minutesaday.TheBodyMassIndex(BMI)iswidelyusedtoassessone’sweightstatus.Foradults,ahealthyBMIusuallyfallsbetween18.5and24.IfyourBMIisabovethisrange,itmightbetimetomakesomechanges.Inthefuture,BMIchecks67doneinmoreschoolsandworkplaces.Inconclusion,weightmanagement68thejointeffortsofindividuals,families,schoolsandsociety.Onlybyworkingtogethercanweachievebetterhealth.Let’sstartfromsmallthings,liketakingthestairsinsteadoftheelevator,andbuildahealthierfuture.Withmoreefforts,ahealthierlifewillbebuiltbyallofus.八、任务型阅读阅读短文，根据题目要求完成各小题。

No.1MiddleSchoolAboutTeaching&LearningActivityNoticeDearteachersandstudents,Wewouldliketoinformyouofthefollowing:Toanswerthenation’scall,wewillnolongerorganizestudentstocometoschoolforanylessonsortestsonSaturdaysandSundays.Wehopestudentscangetenoughrest,reducestressandbetterbalancestudyandlife.Formoredetails,pleasecheckwithclassteachers.Bestwishes,TeachingOfficeofSeniorOneThereasonwhytheschoolmadethisdecision:____________________________________Thischangeintheseniorhighschoolquicklybecomesahottopic.Peoplehavedifferentideasaboutit.

ChengXiaomeng,astudentLiTao,astudentThetwo-dayweekendprovidesmewithmoretimeformyall-rounddevelopment.Icantakeupnewhobbies,likegardening,yogaorpainting.Also,Icantakepartinvolunteerworkorcommunityse