【推荐1】根据句子意思在空格处填入一个适当的词或使用括号中词语的正确形式填空。
Dear Alan,

Thank you for giving me the nice present. I like it very much. I want to give you     1     nice present, too. And I would like     2     (tell) you something about my school life. This term I have seven     3     (subject). They     4     (be) Chinese, Maths, English, Art, Music, Science     5     History. My favorite subject is English because it’s very     6     (interested). I also like playing     7     guitar. After school, I often play basketball     8     my friends. I often have lunch at school and I like     9       (carrot) and chicken. I think they are healthy. I love     10     (I) school life. What about telling me about your school life?

Yours,

John

【推荐3】根据短文内容及首字母提示，填写所缺单词，使短文意思完整。每空限填一词。
       I was b    1     in a small village. My house was near a l    2    . There were many fish in it. In my bedroom, there were some p    3     of me on the wall. They were all about my past life. The k    4     was very large, and my mum liked cooking there. There were three bedrooms, but only one b    5    . I studied in a p    6     school near my home. The teachers were s    7     but nice and f    8    . The students weren’t d    9     at all. Now some of my classmates are still my good friends. How nice the past life was! I’m looking f    10     to going back to my hometown and seeing my friends again.

【推荐1】根据短文内容，用括号内所给词的正确时态或形式填空，使短文完整。

Deng Qingming is one of the three Chinese astronauts carrying out China’s Shenzhou-15 spaceship mission. He     1     (final) got the chance to go to space after nearly 25 years of preparation.

Deng was born in a village in Jiangxi Province in 1966. As his     2     (parent) both worked in the fields, he had to look after his younger brothers and sisters. At that time, his dream was to go to college and find a job     3     (support) his family.

Deng     4     (be) a member of the PLA Air Force (空军) since 1984. When he left his village that year, his friends came to say goodbye to him. He was deeply touched and decided to work hard. Years of hard     5     (train) made him an excellent pilot, and he was chosen as one of the     6     (one) group of Chinese astronauts in 1998.

For a long time, Deng served as a backup (后备) astronaut. His road to space was     7     (long) than that of his teammates. He spent almost all of his time preparing and waiting and he     8     (give) the chance to travel to space in the end.

Besides that, Deng’s wife supported him a lot. She     9     (take) care of the whole family and never complained. “You’ve set an example to     10     (we) daughter and we are proud of you,” she told him.

After a long wait, he flew into space by Shenzhou-15 spaceship in November 2022 at last. Twenty-five years was quite a long time, but Deng never gave up. Whenever the nation needs him, he is always waiting there, ready to take on any challenge.

【推荐1】综合填空

At the school where Ko Cheuk-kiu works, there are neither school bells ringing nor students running around the playground. “You look good today. Shall we review the text together?” After greeting her student Hei Hei, Ko, in a light blue uniform, t    1     on her tablet computer and began to teach at the bedside. Ko is a teacher for the Hong Kong Red Cross Hospital Schools, which provides education services for hospitalized children.

“Teaching children in a hospital, I was excited.” Ko recalled explaining that she first learned about the school from a newspaper report. Founded     2     1954, the Hong Kong Red Cross Hospital Schools provided services in only one public medical institution. Its services are mainly made up of three f    3    —general services, blood transfusion services, and home teaching programs.

“Every morning, the first thing we do is to c    4     on each student in the ward and see if they are well.” Ko says. The s    5     school cares for students aged from 6 to 18. Most teachers need to teach both primary and secondary school age students. Depending on the s    6    , teachers will carry out small group or one-on-one bedside teaching. Teachers in hospitals have to meet students with different medical conditions and face all kinds of     7     (challenge) every day, but Ko regards these experiences as training, which have led her to have a d    8     understanding of life than before.

Over the years, Ko has     9     (receive) a lot of greeting cards from parents and students. Looking at these warm w    10     of encouragement, she silently sends her best wishes to the students. “I hope they can soon recover and go back to school.” she says.

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Should kids use cell phones in school? There have been a lot of     1     (discuss) about it. As we all know, kids do not need cell phones in school     2     all. Some people may feel that kids need phones for safety     3     (reason).

    4     (one), there are phones in most modern classrooms nowadays.     5     kids need to call their parents, they can use one of the phones in the school. There     6     (be) really no reason for students to have a phone with them.

Besides, cell phones can be a big problem in the school day. If the school allows students     7     (bring) their phones to class, they won’t pay much attention (注意力) to their schoolwork because there are too many games and apps on phones. They can pull     8     (kid) attention away from things they should do at school.

What’s     9     (bad), cell phones can also be another way that kids bully (欺凌) each other. In some ways, phones would just be another way for bad kids to hurt others.

In a word, I can’t think of any good reasons why kids need to have cell phones at school. Phones would just be     10     problem and could lead to more bullying in school.