Nowadays, it is common that more and more high school students open their own microblogs on the Internet. For one thing, it can provide a colourful platform to show their talent. For     1    , it is a useful way to release their     2     (press). And all these make it more and more popular with high school students.     3     many parents and teachers hold a different view. They think that managing a microblog will take a lot of time and energy,     4     should be used to study.

I am     5     (great) in favour of this activity. Today the Internet     6     (play) an important role in our life. Therefore, as high school students of the Information Age, we need to learn to make use of this     7     (meaning) tool to communicate and display ourselves.

What’s more, opening and organising microblogs need various abilities such as writing, designing, being good     8     computer skills and so on. Only if we master those abilities can we make a successful microblog. As a result, we improve ourselves while     9     (organise) our microblogs.

In fact, the microblog itself is of little harm. It is your attitude towards it that     10     (matter). We should take advantage of it and avoid some bad effects.

Lockdown Love

The cost of a typical Saudi wedding is enough to prevent the most passionate lover. Even a simple party involves renting an impressive ballroom. Then there are the cheerleaders and musicians. Men and women gather in separate halls,     1     (double) some of the prices. Altogether it might cost 200,000 riyals ($53,000). Often, many of these marriages end in divorce. Those that don’t     2     (burden) with debt.

Therefore, many couples have welcomed these     3    (restrict) that have come with Covid-19. In 2020, Saudi Arabia limited gatherings to 50 people or     4     (few), so couples could downsize their weddings     5     losing face. They chose some     6     (share) halls over ballrooms. Smaller crowds ate smaller cakes. All in all     7     Saudi couple might have spent 90% less on their weddings. Though the Covid-19 recedes (退去), some still express concern over the health of in-laws. “A girl always dreams of a five-star marriage, but Covid-19 has made us more     8     (practice),” says Bayan Zahran, a lawyer in Jeddah. Some couples are opting for a simple party,     9     places little pressure on either side. They,     10    , must still deal with pressure from their family and peers.

81% teenagers worldwide do not get enough exercise,    1    may be bad for their current and future health, the World Health Organization(WHO)said in a report    2    (release)on Nov 23.

The study gathered data about the physical activity levels among 1.6 million teenagers between the ages of 11 to 17 in 146 countries and regions. It showed that 81 percent of teenagers failed    3    (get)at least one hour of daily physical activity. This is the amount of daily exercise recommended by WHO.

These findings are    4    (worry)because regular physical activity is important for heart and respiratory    5    (fit),as well as cognitive function. Exercise, along with healthy eating,    6    (be)also the key to controlling a    7    (globe) obesity epidemic.

A co-author of the study suggested digital technology means more young people    8    (spend)more time on electronic devices.

In China, the passing rate of students' physical tests in 2018 was 91.91 percent,    9    the current rate of obesity    10    students is still high. According to the Chinese Ministry of Education, the childhood obesity rate is 16 percent and affects some 53 million young people.