It was a cold winter morning. Fox Linda was looking for food for 1 and her family. Just at that time, she saw a truck (卡车) coming over 2 a lot of baskets of fish. The fish 3 Linda very much because finding food in winter was not an easy thing. "Thanks 4 ! My family and I can have a big meal today," Linda said. "But how can I get onto the truck and 5 some fish?" After a few minutes, she came up with a good idea. She began to run at a high speed (速度) 6 she got to the road before the truck quickly. Then she lay down on the road and held her breath, 7 the truck.
When the truck was coming down, the8 found an object on the road. So he stopped the truck and got off. He then found Linda and thought of it as a dead fox. "I'm so 9 that I can get a dead fox without any more ado (不费吹灰之力)," the driver 10 and said. He picked up Linda and put her on the truck as 11 as he could. The driver started the truck again and thought happily about 12 to get some money by selling the fox. At the same time, Linda began to 13 her meal happily. "How delicious the fish is! How 14 the driver is!" Linda said.
After she had a good meal in the truck, Linda took some 15 with her and jumped off the truck. " I'm really a clever fox," Linda thought.
The School Library Reading for the Future
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WEDNESDAY 09:00 — 20:00
THURSDAY 09:00 — 17:00
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SUNDAY CLOSED
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All students must have a library card.
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No food or drink in the library.
No running or shouting in the library.
Mobile phones must be off.
Students can borrow 3 books at a time.
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There are 24 solar terms (节气) in China. They are important in guiding our everyday life.
Lixia means the coming of summer, but the real hot time comes from Xiaoshu. Xiaoshu, the 11th solar term before Dashu, starts this year on July 6th and finishes after 15 days. The weather gets hot but not very hot in Xiaoshu. The following are some things you must know about Xiaoshu.
Chinese people in old times enjoyed playing the game of Go (围棋) indoors to spend these hot summer months. Outdoor activities like fishing and keeping fireflies were popular for children in ancient China. There was a student in Jin Dynasty (朝代). He was so poor that he couldn't buy any oil lamps (油灯), so he had the idea to store fireflies in a bag for his nighttime study. People also used jasmine flowers (茉莉) to make their rooms smell (闻) good.
To cool down the body, people usually drink green bean (绿豆) soup or lotus roots (莲藕) soup. The eel (黄鳝) is a must-have food too. Eating eels around Xiaoshu is helpful to the health.
Are you ready to welcome Xiaoshu?
a. They played the game of Chess.
b. They went fishing and kept fireflies.
c. They flew kites and had picnics.
d. They used jasmines flowers to make their rooms smell good.
It was a dark and stormy night. It was New Year's Eve. We were having our party and had a house full of people just starting to celebrate (庆祝).
Suddenly, we heard loud explosions (爆炸声) from the hills. Looking outside, we saw sparks (火花) flying from electrical transformers (变压器). Then the electricity (电) went off in our house. It was so dark. I tried to find every candle we had and lit them. The candles made everything look lovely. But we had problems. We had fifteen people standing around and we had to cook dinner. How would we do that without electricity?
The barbecue! Why not cook on the barbecue? We boys and men went outside, some holding flashlights and others cooking. The girls and women stayed inside and got the salads ready. Everything was delicious. There were still a few hours before the beginning of the new year, so we all sat around the table and sang up until a few minutes before midnight. We couldn't watch the ball drop in Times Square (时代广场) on television but that wouldn't stop us from celebrating. I stood on a chair and with the help of someone's watch to tell us the time, we counted down (倒计时) and I dropped a tennis ball! We all screamed Happy New Year to celebrate the arrival of new year. We didn't need electricity for that!
Nowadays, we still get together with the same group to celebrate the New Year and we still talk about that special night. I don't think we have ever laughed so much as we did on that New Year's Eve.
① We sat around the dining room table and sang up.
② We saw sparks flying from electrical transformers.
③ We counted down and screamed Happy New Year.
④ We cooked dinner outside on the barbecue happily.
Have you been to pet-themed (宠物主题) restaurants? Now in China, they are getting more and more popular because a lot of people love keeping pets. So actually these restaurants are famous for their pets rather than (而不是) food. There are not so many kinds of food in these pet-themed restaurants, but people can play with cats, dogs, ducks, rabbits or other animals while eating or having drinks. Many pet lovers would like to go to such restaurants to enjoy their weekends. However, is it safe to enjoy food in such an environment?
In fact, there are many problems of the pet-themed restaurants. Animal hairs are everywhere, and there's often bad smell in the restaurants. In one of the dog-themed restaurants, the dogs fight, jump onto the dining table or even poop in the dining area. Some people thought the animals in the pet-themed restaurants might carry parasites (寄生虫) and spread diseases (传播疾病), which were bad for people. Besides, although the animals are kept by the restaurants as pets, they may attack (袭击) people.
As more pets are entering Chinese families, they have become an important part of people's daily lives. The growing pet-themed restaurants have made people's lives interesting and colorful. However, without rules and regulations, the restaurants can't be good choices for people.
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I am in the music club in our school. I usually go to the club after school and play the guitar for an hour. We often have a music show at school.
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Our English teacher Miss Hu likes telling stories to us and playing games with us after class. She is like our mother.
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Molly lives near her school. She walks to school happily every morning if it doesn't rain.
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Are you interested in sports? Yes? Then come to the Sports Center at three o'clock this afternoon. There is a soccer game between Class 1 and Class 2.
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Tony doesn't like to get up early. This morning, he missed the school bus and had to run all the way to school. It's so sad.
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Birthday is a special day for most people. Do you know what people eat on birthday? The answer would be different in different .
In China, many people eat long noodles for birthday. Eating a birthday cake also
popular now. Some young people like to eat hot pot in Haidilao, because they can have a great time the funny birthday song with the workers there.
How you? What do you like to eat on your birthday?
When we encourage (鼓励) someone, we usually say ‘jiayou' in Chinese, which means 'add oil'. do we say so? There is an interesting story behind 'add oil'.
It (start) with an official (官员) called ZhangYing. He lived during the Qing Dynasty. He was the Zhifu (知府) of Xingyi, Guizhou. He'd like to encourage people to study (hard). So he asked some officials (walk) around the city at night with buckets of oil.
At the time, people used oil lamps at night. When these officials saw students (read) books at night in their home, they would knock at the door and said, 'The Zhifu adds oil for your lamp!' Zhang did this thirteen years. This warmed many (student) heart. It was not (surprise) that many of his city's young people became scholars (学者).
(he) son also became one of the famous officials of the late Qing Dynasty. 'Add oil' became everyday phrase (词组).
| Something about my father | Look | of medium height; thin |
| Hobby | swim; climb mountains | |
| Things we did on Father's Day | go to Cicheng Ancient Town(慈城古镇); visit ancient buildings; taste delicious food; ....... | |
| What I did for my father | ...... | |
| Feelings | ...... | |
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