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Have you heard about ¡°Survival(Éú´æ) Holidays¡±? ¡°Survival Holidays¡± is for   1. to go into the lonely place for exciting activities. Now about 1,100 companies are allowed to take children into the great outdoors   2. their parents.

   The reason why people like ¡°Survival Holidays¡± is that they think being close to  3. is good for children. Many children in big cities   4. all time watching TV and playing computer games. ¡°Survival Holidays¡± gives them an important change.

Is ¡°Survival Holidays¡± a wonderful idea? Maybe it is. Children need more   5. time to play. They need to be left on their own, without adults disturbing them. Parents care too much about their children. They like to see the children being   6.  with activities that are controlled by adults, which causes many problems. They don¡¯t know   7. to do when they are in danger. Even something like 8.   a small river seems to be a hard challenge. Children are not comfortable with danger. Even slight danger like getting their feet  9.or falling down seems very terrible to them.

Many people think the survival activities are good for children. Even years later, they will still remember what they have learned. Some have learned to stay calm in different times. Some have learned how to keep safe. Others have learned how to work in a   10..All these skills will help them a lot in their lives.

 

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Nancy is from the USA but she   1. in Shanghai now. She is 12 years old. She 2.to Shanghai with her parents because they 3.here. Her father 4.English in her school and her mother is a doctor.

Nancy and I are 5..We study in No.21 Middle School in Shanghai. Nancy likes6.school very much. She is nice to others(ÆäËûÈË). She often helps us 7.our English and we often help her learn Chinese. Nancy loves 8.very much. Every Sunday she has a swimming class with twelve students. She is 9.at swimming and she is in the school swimming 10..

 

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The British people have their own customs. Their traditions and habits are quite different from those of Chinese people. Here are some important ones:

The English people love to talk about the weather, but why do they like to talk about it? There are probably two reasons. One is the uncertainly of the weather. For in Britain the weather changes very often. Another reason is that . 1.________.

¡°Ladies first¡± is also a British custom. It¡¯s considered to be polite to let a woman go first, to protect her from cars,2._________.

The British people have the habit of waiting in line. If someone cuts into the line, 3._________, so don¡¯t jump the queue.

In British, you should never ask a woman her age, 4._________.

Don¡¯t bargain in British when you go shopping. The British do not welcome bargaining,5.________

A. and sometimes they are fond of bargaining.

B. the British people will look down upon him or her.

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E. because all the women think it¡¯s impolite.

F. to help her get on and get off the bus and to do many other things for her.

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Dear Dad,

I¡¯m writing to you because it¡¯s not easy to talk about it. I still   1  clearly how my uncle died two years ago. In fact, I seriously want to ask you to stop smoking. I¡¯ve looked up a lot of information about smoking and I found out something   2 .

You know that smoking is bad for your  3  and can cause cancer. I¡¯ve learnt that it causes many other   4  too. Do you know that over ten thousand people die from smoking every year in Britain?

When mum asks you to smoke   5 , you think she¡¯s angry. Well, it¡¯s true that she doesn¡¯t like the   6  of smoke in the house. When you smoke, it¡¯s also   7  for mum and me. In other words, when we   8  in your smoke, it¡¯s like we¡¯re smoking ourselves.   9 , we can also get disease. Doctors are finding that more and more   10  are falling ill because of the others¡¯ smoking.

I know that it¡¯s very   11  to stop smoking, but you must give it up. Please see the doctor and ask him   12  help. We will do anything we can to help you. You must try to   13  your own life. We don¡¯t want to   14  you because you are so important to us.   15  you, who can help me with my maths homework or mend my bike? Please don¡¯t smoke!

Your daughter,

Meimei

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