There once was a frog (青蛙) who wanted so much to be a bird flying in the sky. He decided that he would practice jumping every day. "If I _______ practicing", he thought, might one day be able to jump so high that I might fly. "

There was another frog who loved being a frog. He believed that it was the _______ life in the world. He felt sorry for birds—they could not swim under water or _______ the delicious little insects that he loved to eat, He also practiced jumping all the time, _______ he did it just for fun.

One day, a duck said to the two frogs, "You two should see who can jump higher." The two frogs _______ the challenge. The happy frog made a jump, high up into the air. "Oh, that was _______ said the frog who wanted to be a bird. "Watch this!" He tried his best to jump into the air, higher than anyone had imagined. "Look! I'm a _______ now!" he shouted proudly. Just then a huge heron (鹭) flew down from the sky and caught the frog in mid - air. Very soon, the frog was gone. The heron was _______ to get his food.

That night, a wise old frog told the young frogs, "There are three lessons to learn from what happened today. One: It is good to have a _______, but make sure that it’s realistic.

Two: Never try hard to impress others. Three: There can be great joy in ________ being who you are.

"Jeremy, how do you manage to do it?" asked Don after the science class.

"What are you talking about, Don?" asked Jeremy.

"I'm talking about how you always seem to get the highest grade in every class," said Don.

Don was upset because he got a 75 in his science test while Jeremy received a 99. Even worse, Jeremy had told him that he had not studied for the test.

"Well, I actually do lots of things," responded (回应) Jeremy.

"Tell me more about it," said Don. "I’m tired of studying for hours at a time only to get C's and B's. "

"Okay," said Jeremy. "Here's my secret—I pay attention in class. I take good notes and review them a lot. "

"But I do the same," said Don.

"Do you? " Jeremy said. "I seem to remember you were sleeping in history class the other day. "

"Oh, yeah," said Don. "But that was only one time. "

"And don't forget, in math class yesterday, you were listening to music instead of taking notes. " Jeremy continued.

" Er. … " said Don.

"Look, Don. It's really simple. If you pay attention, take notes in class and review your notes later the same night, you will be able to remember practically (几乎) everything. Then review them from time to time days before a test. Assuming (假设) you do that even if you don't study the night before the test, you'll still do well," said Jeremy.

"I don't know," said Don with a skeptical look. "It just seems strange to me."

"Try my way for a week," said Jeremy. "I’ll even lend you my notes… but only if you don't fall asleep and don’t listen to music in class anymore. "

“It's a deal, " said Don with a smile.

On September 17th, 2019, "Bing Dwen Dwen" and "Shuey Rhon Rhon" were chosen as the mascots (吉祥物) for the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympic Games and the Paralympics (残奥会).

The idea behind these two mascots is to connect traditional Chinese culture with the Games. The panda is designed with its modern appearance to show our great expectations for the Games and our welcome to the whole world. The red image of “Rhon Rhon" reminds people of the celebration of China's Spring Festival.

"I spent my whole life doing one thing", Gu Fangzhou once said. Known as "the father of sugar pills (糖丸) ",Gu passed away at age 92 on January 2, 2019. Eight months later, he received a national honorary- title (荣誉称号) "the People's Scientist" for his polio (脊髓灰质炎) research.

Gu Fangzhou, a famous medical scientist, was born in June. 1926. Gu's family faced a difficult time with the sudden death of his father. He studied hard and finally entered Peking University as a medical student in 1944. After graduation, Gu made the decision to work to help improve public health.

In 1955, polio broke out in Nantong. Jiangsu Province. It paralyzed (使瘫痪) 1. 680 people, mostly children aged below seven. It spread to neighboring areas and resulted in 466 deaths. Gu was asked to lead polio research in 1957. "At that time the only way to prevent polio was to invent a vaccine (疫苗) , " said Gu.

In 1959 Gu succeeded in developing the first polio live vaccine. Later, he developed the " sugar - coated pill" vaccine in the early 1960s. It not only tasted better but was more affordable and easier to keep. In order to test the vaccine, Gu himself tried the vaccine and later his one - month - old son was vaccinated. This inspired his team to vaccinate their kids. They became the first group of people in China to try a polio vaccine. "If we don' t believe in what we produce, how can others believe in it?" said Gu.

Gradually, the sugar - coated polio vaccine was made available in China. It saved millions of people, especially kids, from being disabled. In 2000, the World Health Organization (WHO)   announced that China was already a polio - free country. "We feel satisfied. I can tell people that I tried my best, and your kids will no longer get polio,” said Gu. “That's all we hoped for. "

We’ll finally grow up someday, leaving our parents and facing the challenges in life. Parents may not be able to solve every problem for us. Instead, we should have enough life skills to deal with the problems that come our way.

This is what our countries to do now: Helping more students gain working spirit. To stress the importance of hardworking spirit education (劳动教育) among students of different ages. A guideline (指南) was released (发布) recently. The guideline calls for students to respect work. Students should learn basic life skills and form good working habits through such education.

The government has been trying to stress the importance of hardworking spirit education. But this has been overlooked (忽略) in recent years. Many teens do not value the importance of working hard and are uninterested in doing so.

According to a study of nearly 3,000 students that was done by Ningbo Evening News in March, only 22 percent of primary and middle school students help with everyday chores around the house.

Schools and families play an important role in teaching students about the value of working hard, the guideline says. Primary and middle schools should provide students with hardworking spirit classes every week. Schools can also hold activities to give students real - world work experience. For example, schools can teach children how to plant trees on Tree - Planting Day.

As children' s first teachers, parents should also encourage children to learn how to do chores at home. Students should master one or two life skills every year. These skills can include cooking, washing their own clothes and tidying their rooms.

Wuhan is the capital city of Hubei.     51     During this Spring Festival, the city received tons of attention because a new novel coronavirus (新型冠状病毒) appeared there and spread around the country.

Several days before the Spring Festival, Wuhan was locked and the city became quiet and still.     52     It was the fight against the novel coronavirus. The doctors and nurses there became brave warriors (勇士) in masks (口罩), glasses and protective suits. They were racing against the clock.     53    They risked their health and even lives to treat the patients. In such cases, almost no one stepped back or gave up. Thousands of doctors and nurses from other cities and provinces in China went to Wuhan to support them. There is no doubt that they were all heroes in the fight.

    54     Many volunteers tried their best to help Wuhan fight the outbreak.

This Spring Festival was not as fun as it usually is.     55           However, we will never forget those difficult days, not only for the awful virus, but also for the efforts we made together and the lessons we learned.

A boy was sent by his parents to a boarding school (寄宿学校).     61     he was sent, this boy was a very excellent student in his class. The boy changed a lot when he went to the boarding school. He became less     62     in studying. His grades started dropping. And sometimes he even felt like leaving the     63    . All of this was because he missed his parents and he often felt lonely and unhappy. His parents worried about the boy so much     64     his dad decided to go to his school and talk with him. The father began asking him some questions    65     his classes, teachers and sports.

After some time, his dad said, "Do you know     66     I am here today, son?" The boy answered back, "To check my grades? "

"No, no," his dad replied, I am here to tell you that you are the most     67    person in my life. I want to see you happy. I don't care about grades, I care about you. I care about     68     happiness. YOU ARE MY LIFE! " These words caused the boys' eyes to fill with tears and he hugged his dad for a long time without     69    a word.

Now the boy had everything he wanted. He knew there was someone on this earth     70     cared for him deeply. And today this young man is in college at the top of his class and no one has ever seen him sad!

[1] Today many people wonder what they can do to make a difference to the world. While they are looking for the answer, a teenager named Nadia Sparkes has already found hers. Since she started a litter 一 picking project in 2017, the young girl has picked up over 1100 liters of rubbish and is now the ambassador (大使) for the wildlife charity WWF (世界自然基金会).

[2]Nadia is a 13-year-old student from Norwich, England.   When she noticed there was lots of rubbish on her way to school, she decided to do something about that. Every day, Nadia went to ① ________one hour early. On the way, she picked up rubbish and put it in her bike basket.

[3] However, after some students saw ② __________ Nadia was doing, they laughed at her and started calling her "trash girl". The brave girl refused to stop anyway. Instead, she started up the "Team Trash Girl" Facebook page, encouraging others to share their own stories of collecting rubbish. "Please try to pick up 3 pieces of litter today. Let’s support each other to ③ _________ the world a better place, ” she writes.

[4 ] After Nadia’s story went viral (传播开来) ,she won quite a few fans from as far away as America and New Zealand Creative Nation, a local company，even turned her into a cartoon superhero. "We think Nadia is a superhero for putting the planet first. We hope the image we created can inspire more young people to start doing the same," said Alex Jeffery from the company.

77. 随着科技的发展,线上学习的方式也变得越来越普遍。本学期，由于新冠疫情，同学们不得不在家中进行了近三个月的线上学习。

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