“Jack , come back, come on," shouted Daniel.

Jack is Daniel's dog who got out and was_______ around the neighborhood. Daniel knew that since his family had recently moved there, the dog wouldn't know its_______ around. The more Daniel ran after the dog, the farther it went. He thought if he kept doing it, he would_______ get closer.

Daniel slowed down and _______ where Jack went. He saw Jack run into the woods. Daniel went running after Jack and kept going farther. After a few minutes of chasing, Daniel got close enough to_______ him. Daniel put Jack on his leash (狗链) and was ready to return home. Suddenly , he realized he couldn't remember what way he had come from. Daniel got a little _______.He didn't have a _______on him and it was starting to get dark. Not knowing what to do, Daniel and Jack just went right. Nothing _______ familiar.

The further they got, the darker it got. After walking for a while, it got completely dark. Daniel found a place to _______with Jack. He thought to himself, " We will just make it home tomorrow when we have light. " Daniel knew his __________ had to be upset.

Daniel fell asleep sometime during the night. When Daniel__________ , he became very hungry. Daniel and Jack got up and walked around. Daniel found a bush full of berries. He learned from his dad __________ to check if the berries were poisonous (有毒的) . Daniel started __________ the berries and gave some to Jack. Daniel knew he needed to start walking to try and get home.Daniel and Jack walked for hours. As Daniel walked, he realized how __________ the woods actually were. He knew in order to be found that the people searching would have to search a while. As it started to get darker, Daniel decided to stop. He was so exhausted and he just wanted to rest.

“Daniel!"

Daniel stood up and __________, " I'm over here. " After saying that Daniel heard a few dogs coming his way as well as a few people. In the end, after 2 days lost in the woods, Daniel was luckily found. Daniel got home safely and was happy to see his parents again.

The end of 2019 and the beginning of 2020 have undoubtedly been a hard time. Diseases, earthquakes and forest fires have begun a new year like never before. While those of us in China have been asked to stay at home for a quiet winter, many Australians have been forced to leave theirs during a “hot and fiery” summer.

I've spent at least ten summers in Sydney, Australia. Unlike summers in Shanghai, the weather there is quick to change. A really hot day is usually followed by a few cool days and some rain. That's why the average summer temperature is only 26℃. This year , the average temperature was about 1.5℃ higher.

"1.5℃" - that's a number we have seen before. In 2018, the United Nations reported that we needed to keep temperature increases below 1.5℃. At the time, many of us didn't really understand what it meant. " It's just a number," we thought. Well, now we know.

The amount of fire and smoke in Australia this year has never been seen before. Over a billion wild animals have been killed. Anybody you talk to would say that these are the worst bushfires (森林火灾) they have ever seen. I was lucky and made it back to Sydney one day before the fires forced the roads to close. Thousands of others were trapped and had to be rescued by emergency services.

Our goal for the past few years has been to limit global(全球的) warming to 1.5℃. We now know what could happen if we didn't succeed.

When Martin announced that he was going to run the New York City Marathon (马拉松), his wife and children thought he was crazy: Martin weighed over 100 kilograms , smoked twenty cigarettes a day, and never exercised. However, he said he knew it was time to change his lifestyle forever, and the marathon was the perfect way of going about it.

Shortly before he decided to run the race, his 38-year old friend Justin had a heart attack and very nearly didn't make it through bypass surgery (搭桥手术). When Martin visited him in the hospital, he thought of his own father. He lost him when he was young, and he suddenly realized that he was risking having the same thing happen to his kids.

As he heard his workmates talking about entering the marathon, he asked if he could join in.Everybody laughed. But when they finally understood that Martin was serious about it, they gave him lots of support and helped him work out a training schedule.

Everybody thought Martin needed to start running immediately. But the first thing he did was to start taking lots of walks around Central Park, and at the same time he started eating healthier food. He rediscovered that he perfectly liked fresh fruit and vegetables, and that he was actually quite a good cook. He started having proper meals together with his family instead of sitting in front of the TV with lots of take-out food. Within several months, he'd lost a lot of weight and was ready to start running.

Initially, he was only doing six miles a week, but the marathon organizers gave him suggestion, "Run three days a week and increase the number of miles each week. " He gradually noticed how it got easier every time, and his time got faster.

However, it was still very difficult on the day of the marathon, because there were a couple of times on the route when he really felt like giving up and going to bed. Nobody thought he'd manage it, but he did it in just five hours and raised five thousand dollars in sponsorship(赞助) for his children's school. Next year he wanted to do it under five hours.

A month later, David woke up early on Saturday morning. He showered quickly, he d    51     quickly and had his breakfast quickly.

"This is the h    52     day of my life. " he told his mom. " My first game for the A Team. "

"Slow down! Sit s    53     !" laughed his mom. " You're jumping about like you've got ants in your pants. " But, she was too late. He was gone, out of the door and a    54    .

Alex met him at the gate. " Come on!" called David m    55     fast down the footpath. "My game starts soon." Alex ran to keep up. " But we have an hour left," he replied.

When David and Alex reached the gym gate , David rushed round the c    56     too quickly. His wheels went off the path. Crash! He fell down. Thump! He landed hard and didn't move. His eyes s    57     closed.

"David!" yelled Alex. " Not again!" He grabbed his friend's arm. " Wake up! Do you hear?" There was no a    58    . " David! David! Wake up!" shouted Alex. But David didn't wake up. Suddenly, David laughed. "I'm not h    59    , " he said. "I was just joking. " Alex laughed,too. "You gave me a fright," he said. He s    60     the wheelchair up and David climbed back into it. He grinned (咧嘴笑) at Alex.

"Thanks," he said. Then he sped off towards the gym.

61. 假如你是李明，即将参加主题为“My Coming Summer Holiday" 的英语口语比赛,请你写一篇参赛稿。

内容要点如下:

1.坚持锻炼，保证睡眠;

2.多读名著，少玩电脑;

3.关心父母，分担家务;

4.结交朋友，丰富阅历;

5.补充一两点有关信息或想法。

注意:

1.文中不得透露个人姓名和学校名称;

2.词数: 60 -80;

3.内容连贯,不要逐条翻译;

4.标题和开头已给出，不计入总词数。

参考词汇: classic n. 名著     enrich v.丰富   experience n.阅历

My Coming Summer Holiday

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