Sam Stern is a famous cook(厨师) and cookery book writer. But he's a student, too! His recipes (食谱) are fast, easy and healthy. He often takes cakes into school for his classmates. Lucky them! Cooking is a problem in his house. The problem is, there are seven people in Sam's family - his parents, his brother and his three sisters，and they're all different! One sister only eats vegetables but his brother loves meat and his dad doesn't eat chocolate or cheese. Sam is very busy. He writes on his blog and also writes for a teen newspaper. He talks about his life and recipes. He wants teenagers (青少年) to cook healthy food. Lots of the young people read Sam's blog and try his recipes now. |
A survey (调查) shows that almost 80% of animal doctors think that more pets are getting fat. This is worrying!
Today many animals are becoming unhealthy. This is because people are feeding them too much. Animal doctors find many dogs, cats, horses and even parrots are too fat! They also said that pet owners (主人)are often surprised when they find out their animals are overweight (超重的).
The animal doctor David Grant says that some people feed their pets chocolate, fries, hamburgers or too much pet food because it makes them feel like kind and loving owes. But he also says that doing this can make pets get many health problems. So they may die early. Some animal doctors are opening special fat hospitals to try and do something about the problem. That's good news, but hopefully pet owners will do more to help their pets eat in a right way so they do not become fat. If you have a pet, you really should be careful to feed them healthy food and give them some exercise every day.
Food waste(浪费) is a big, worldwide problem. According to the United Nations, people threw away (丢弃) about 930,000,000 tons of food in 2019. The study showed most food waste (about 61%) was at home. Restaurants wasted about 26% of the food. Stores threw away about13%.
Waste is everywhere from field to the dinner table. Farmers throw away crops. The UN finds out that 14% of food does not get to stores. People want to buy only nice fruit and vegetables. But not all fruit and vegetables look nice. People buy too much food, too. They do not eat it all and then throw it away.
People may think rich (富裕的) countries probably waste more food than poor countries. But it is not true. In fact, people in poor countries also threw away much food.
The number of food waste in 2019 is big, but the reports this year show that people threw away two times more food in 2020. Also, hundreds of millions of people are still hungry, so why is food waste such a problem? It's time for countries to study food waste carefully to work out the problem.
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⑴What time do you get up? A. Shanghai.
⑵What is Jim doing right now? B. At about 6:30.
⑶Where did you go last weekend? C. Sure. Tea, please.
⑷Would you like something to drink? D. He is tall but a little heavy.
⑸What does your father look like, Jill? E. He's listening to his favourite song.
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A. Yes, speaking. B. OK, see you then. C. I'm watching TV. D. When and where shall we meet? E. I'm glad to, but the TV show is fun. |
A: Hello. This is Emma, is that Jenny?
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A: What are you doing, Jenny?
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A: Would you like to play tennis with me?
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A: Well, then how about going to the movies tonight?
B: That sounds OK.
A: At the gate of the cinema at 7:00 p. m.
B:
"I'm Harriette Thompson, I'm 91 years old, and I'm running the marathon(马拉松) at SanDiego. "
That's right! After seven hours, seven minutes and 42seconds, ninety-one-year-old Harriette finished the marathon and made history: she became the oldest woman to finish in the race!
Harriette started running in 1999. "I started running because a friend of mine was running to get money for the people with cancer(癌症). They were very ill. Then I thought I could help, and I came out here in 1999 and ran my first marathon. "
Harriette also had a cancer in her leg. It was really difficult for her to run the marathon. At the race, she didn't think she could make it to the finishing line. But nothing could stop her.
When I get over that finishing line, that feels wonderful! "
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Mr. Than is from Vietnam. He is (七十) years old this year. He lives in a (村庄) far away from the city. He worked hard on a farm all his life. But now, he is retired (退休). He spends his days (享受) his life.
There is one thing you should know about Mr. Than. He (从不) went to school. When he was a boy, he had to go to work. Now, Mr. Than has a (梦). He wants to read to his grandchildren. So he really wants to (学习) to read.
Last year, a new teacher came to the school (在……附近) his farm. The teacher opened a(an) (夜晚) class to teach adults to read. Of course, Mr. Than (加入) the class right away. Every Tuesday, he goes to school. He is very (高兴的) because he can read more than 500 words now.
You get up, you have a shower, you get dressed, you have breakfast. You can (do)these things easily. But not for Lauren Miller, she's disabled(残疾) and she's in a wheelchair. (lucky), she has a helper. "Kelli helps me my life," says Lauren. "She's my best friend. ""But Kelli doesn't talk to her. Kelli is monkey!
The organization Helping Hands wants (help) disabled people. They teach monkeys at a special "school" in Boston, USA. After two years, (this) monkeys go to their new homes. About a hundred monkeys live with disabled people and help them.
Kelli (work) hard and doesn't play in the day. She helps Lauren wash get food. She opens books and turns the pages for (she). She is a great helper. But Kelli doesn't help Lauren twenty-four (hour) a day. In the evening, she plays, eats snacks and retches TV-animal shows, of course.
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Hello, dear fellow students! I'm glad to share my weekend experience with you.
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That's all. Thank you for listening.
