The parents have two boys. One is fourteen years old and ________ is sixteen years old. One day, the parents went on a trip for the weekend with ________ friends. They left early ________ Friday morning, and left the boys at home. That evening the boys drove their ________ car to watch a movie. They ________ a good time there. ________ the movie finished, they got back to the car. They saw a big hole at the back of the car. They were scared(害怕的) and asked ________ to fix(修理) it. After that, they drove it back ________. Their parents came back on Sunday, but the boys didn’t tell them about the hole ________ they were too scared. Then the father went out in his car the next day. When he came back, he was ________ and talked to the family, “Someone drove into the back of my car on Thursday. I had no time to fix it. But now it is fixed well. It’s so strange!”

I went to a summer camp with my classmates last year. Early in the morning, we _________ at the bus station. After saying _________ to our parents, we got on the bus. It _________ us more than four hours to arrive at the campground (露营地). We were far from our _________, so some of us started to feel homesick(想家的). _________ when the evening party began, we felt happy again.

The next day, everybody went to the boating class. At the beginning of the class, my friend and I worked hard, but the _________ wouldn’t listen to us. Then the teacher told us _________ to work together. After many times, we did _________ as others.

The swimming class was my favorite. It was _________ to stay in the cool water in summer. The swimming teacher was a funny man, and he often made us __________. I learned a lot of new things during the summer camp. I also learned how to look after myself.

According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)(疾病控制预防中心). If you don’t often wash your hands, you can pick up viruses(病毒) from many places and make yourself ill. It’s very easy for you to get ill when you touch your eyes, nose or mouth. Actually, when there are cold viruses on your hands, and if you rub(揉擦) your nose or eyes, it will be one of the easiest ways to catch colds. If you don’t often wash your hands, especially when you are ill, you may give the viruses to others. You should wash hands in the following situations (情况):

After using the bathroom

After blowing your nose or coughing

Before eating, serving or preparing food

After touching pets or other animals

After visiting anyone who is sick

When your hands are dirty

There’s a right way to wash your hands. Follow these simple steps to keep your hands clean.

Use warm water.

Wash for 15 seconds.

Rinse(冲洗) well under warm running water and dry them with a clean towel.