Are you an “I” person or an “E” person? A personality test called MBTI is very popular online these days.

According to ______ test, there are sixteen kinds of personalities.

I used to be very serious about my friends’ MBTI results. I wondered if _______ results matched (匹配) the way I saw them. My friend Diana is a “P” person who ______ makes plans according to the test result. ______ one day I was surprised to see her making a day-to-day travel plan for the holiday. “I thought you were a ‘P’ person,” I said, “Why do I need to follow what my personality test tells me?” she answered. Her words made me _______ about the meaning of the test. It is just for fun, but I took the results too _______ in the past.

According to MBTI, people are either “I”, meaning introverted (内向的), or “E”, for extroverted (外向的).

But introverted people can be outgoing, too. For example, as an “T” person, I sometimes do things an outgoing person would do. I talk with others and share my thoughts and feelings _______ them to show I’m easy to get along with. But in fact, I’m ______ quieter than I seem to be. I don’t mind ______ alone.

_____ is different. Don’t let a personality test tell who you are.

Hello, everyone. My name is Chen Hui. I can speak English very _______. My classmates always ask me _______ to learn English. So, let me tell you something useful about it. Speaking, listening and _______ are all very important.

If you want to speak English very well, you should read English fast and loudly. It can help you improve _______ pronunciation. If you do this for a long time, you can speak English like a native (本地的) speaker.

If you want to be good at English, you should practice _______. When you talk with others, you should listen to _______ carefully. If you don’t pay attention to the dialogue, you will miss a lot of things. What’s more, you can also listen to some English songs or stories. These will help you a lot.

Writing is also very important. When you learn _______ new word, you should use the new word _______. You can also make one or more sentences. So you will have more and more vocabularies. In this way, you can use the words very quickly.

Learning English is not very difficult. The _______ important thing is your interest. If we are interested __________ English, we can learn English well.

Today, I was sitting on a bench (长椅) in a subway station, eating candies. At this time, a woman came and sat next _______ me. She looked upset. I said hello to her and gave her some of my candies. She _______. She said she didn’t like candies. She told me some unhappy things in her life. I tried to help _______ see the good sides. When we said goodbye, she seemed _______ a different person. A smile (微笑) appeared on her face. She took one of my _______, put it into her mouth and said, “Thanks for talking with me. You’re _______ understanding girl.”

A few minutes later, I saw a blind man (盲人) coming. I went to him _______ asked if I could help him. He agreed. Our train came. I helped him get on the train and we talked all the way to his station. He gave me his name card before _______ off the train. I promised to call him. Maybe we _______ in a park one day.

Today I brought smiles and an enjoyable (快乐的) time to two people, and _______ they also made my day warmer.

4 . 阅读下面短文，按照句子结构的语法性及上下文连贯的要求，在各小题所给的三个选项中，选出一个最佳答案。

What do you usually do in your spare time? Many students choose to stay at home, but not Zhang Hua, an 11-year-old boy ________ comes from Shantou. He spends at least two hours on outdoor activities every day.

Zhang Hua used ________ in his P.E. classes at school, and he never went out for enough exercise. One year ago his father noticed that, so he took his son to do outdoor activities. Now Zhang is famous for outdoor activities on ________ Internet.

Many people show their opinions about Zhang and discuss ________ exercise after school is good for students.

Some teenagers say exercise can make them relaxed and improve their memory. Their brains become ________ than usual after doing sports. Although facing increasing pressure in studies, they join the school’s sport programs. It is not only a way to relax but also a kind of training for willpower (毅力).

However, some parents think two hours ________ too much for students. “If my daughter joins in it, her study ________,” a lady said. They have so much homework that they ________ have time for sports. Parents are also worried   ________ the safety of outdoor activities because kids may do crazy and risky things.

In fact, both parents and children like outdoor activities. They agree that it plays an important role in their daily life and helps ________ a lot.

Eric is my cousin. He is ______ 14-year-old middle school student. He is different from other children in many ways. ______ most kids like to watch cartoons, he never watches them. He thinks cartoons are ______. He likes to watch educational TV shows. For example, he likes watching documentaries (纪录片). He ______ he can learn about different cultures of different countries from them. He likes to watch news, ______. “It can tell me what is happening ______ the world,” he says. And he tells me that the news is ______ than the game shows. He can’t stand the game shows.

Eric doesn’t expect vacations. He hopes he can go to school every day, because he has a lot of questions to ask and ______ teachers are always ready to give him the answers.

Eric’s favorite place is the library. He is always the first student to get there. He enjoys ______ books about famous people. He wants to be ______ those people one day.

6 . Wang Manyu was born in Qiqihar City, Heilongjiang Province in 1999. She was born ________ a poor family. Her parents set up a street stall (摆地摊) to make a living. They lived a hard life. And these hand experiences greatly ________ her. She wanted to make her family live a better life with ________ own efforts (努力).

In August,2004, when Wang’s aunt went back to visit her ________, she advised Wang to learn to play table tennis. Because of her aunt’s ________ ,Wang became interested in table tennis at the age of 5. She practiced her skills hard every day. And she never stopped ________. With great efforts, Wang made great progress.

After only a year’s training, at the beginning of 2005, Wang won ________ seventh place in the children’s table tennis competition in the city. In 2008, the little girl ________ was only 9 years old took part in the children’s competition in Heilongjiang Province and won the first place. Then she ________ by the provincial (省的) training team. In September, 2021, Wang won the singles champion and women’s doubles champion in the 14th National Games. And on 30th November, Wang won the world table tennis singles championship for the first time.

________ Wang has made great achievements (成就), she still keeps on working hard.

Do you know China’s Teeth Care Day? It falls _______ September 20th every year. It began in 1989. _______ aim (目标) is to take good care of people’s teeth.

There _______ thirty-eight students in Wang Bin’s class, and eleven of them have tooth problems.

Mao Kang said, “I had three bad teeth. Each tooth _______ me four hundred yuan.”

Liu Jian said, “Something is wrong with my front teeth. I don’t like to open my mouth. My classmates say my teeth look like _______ old’s. _______ bad thing!”

Do you have good teeth, my friend? _______ you want to take care of your teeth, please follow the five suggestions:

◆Brush your teeth at least twice a day. If you can, brush them after every meal.

◆Brush your teeth slowly _______ carefully. Spend _______ than four minutes each time.

◆Do not use your teeth _______ bottles. It’s very easy to hurt your teeth to do such jobs.

◆Eating and drinking are also important to your teeth. Eat lots of fruit and vegetables and drink water.

◆Try not to drink Coke or other drinks.

Mrs. Smith is Philip’s mother. She _________ her family very much.

Every morning, she goes to the supermarket to buy some food. And she wants her family to eat _________, so she doesn’t buy hamburgers or ice-creams. She thinks they _________ not good for their health. To be _________, she always buys vegetables, fruit and milk. She also wants her family _________ sports every day. Philip likes _________ basketball. He usually plays it _________ Saturdays. Mr. Smith likes playing ping-pong. It’s easy for _________. He has two ping-pong bats and three ping-pong _________.

I think Philip has __________ happy family. Do you think so?

When you hear the word hero, you may think of someone like Mahatma Gandhi or Nelson Mandela. But there ________ also “everyday” heroes. They may not be well-known to the public. ________, they do what they can to help improve people’s lives as well. Everyday heroes are normal people ________ are working to make the world a better place. Among them is Robert Lee.

Lee grew up in New York City. ________ his family was poor, he learned from a young age the importance of ________ the waste of food. When in college, he took part in a student group that ________ leftover (剩余的) food to homeless people. ________ the valuable experience, Lee quickly realized that the problem of food wastage was quite serious.

After he left university, Lee and a friend set up ________ organization called Rescuing Leftover Cuisine (RLC). Its purpose is ________ unsold food from restaurants and help homeless people. RLC operates simply. Using an app developed by Lee’s team, restaurants report ________ leftover food they have each day. Then volunteers pick up the food from restaurants around the city and hand ________ out to those in need.

So far, RLC has ________ saved over 150, 000 kilograms of food, serving almost 300,000 meals to people. Lee has shown that a small action can help people around us greatly. It may have a ________ influence than we imagine. When Lee ________ about his next plan, he says there’s still a lot to do. “It’s just the beginning. With more restaurants, who knows how much more we   ________ do.”

10 . When millions of graduates (毕业生) left university and became busy finding a job, 23-year-old Yu Yanqia had already made ________ own decisions to serve as a local medical worker in her hometown in Yunnan province.

Back in 2007, when Yu was a little girl, the Nujiang River was one of ________ places in her hometown. Like other people living here, the 8-year-old girl had to use a rope ________ the river to school every day. “______ it was dangerous, I had no choice but to do it.” Yu said when recalling (回想) the experience of crossing the river.

One day, a photo that she was crossing the river to school drew people’s attention. A nationwide money-raising activity was started, and then the first bridge ________ over Nujiang River. From then on, Yu and her classmates no longer had to risk their ________ to get an education. In 2018, Yu became the first child in her village to go to college.

“In my past, I met so many people who lit a path for me. _______ their help, I would not be who I am now. I’m really ________ to their help. Since I became a college student, I _______ to dedicate myself to my hometown.” she said excitedly. Now, she can achieve her dream to use _________ she has learned to change his hometown.