1     (和妈妈大吵之后), I stormed out of the house, slamming the door heavily.     2     (既失望又沮丧), I     3     (感觉好像漂浮在无限悲伤的海洋里). Later, I stood beside a stand and     4     (由于缺钱叹了口气). The seller noticed my dilemma, greeted me with a kind smile and     5     (示意我坐下). I was moved to tears. The seller smiled, “Girl, it is your mother     6     (为你提供生活所需) from when you were born!” I wiped my tears, leapt to my feet and ran for home like a wind.

There exists a problem between my parents and me,     1     (使我很难继续学习).

Actually,     2     (我对太空探索如此热衷) that I     3     (regular) go to the library     4     (希望获得有关宇宙的足够知识). However, my parents think my hobby will     5     (导致) my poor academic performance. Moreover,       6     (使我失望的是他们总是和我争论我的爱好). Even worse, they warn me to give it up.     7     (否则),       8     (他们决定不提供我生活所需). Since you have handled such a situation     9     (independent),       10       (我渴望得到你及时的帮助).

My sister and I     1     (向我叔叔的水果农场走去),     2     (试图“摘”些苹果). At that time, a gruff, low voice came. We     3     (没有从农场逃跑的机会). He didn’t blame us and instead     4     (给我们挑选了几个苹果). Several months later,       5     (不好的事情发生了). Unfortunately, my uncle’s falling from the apple tree     6     (失去了生命). On hearing the bad news, we     7     (不能控制我们的情绪), tears of sadness running down our faces like a broken string of pearls.

Susan was caught in a car accident and fainted. She was blind forever,     1     (陷入了愤怒、绝望、抱怨和自怜的世界中). All day long she frowned, grieved and     2     (以泪洗面), feeling as if a knife were piercing her heart. Her husband, Mark,     3     (细致入微地照顾她) and     4     (决定帮助她重获力量和信心) and step out of such a passive dilemma. Gradually,     5     (苏珊的焦虑逐渐被信心代替了). She whispered gently, “Mark, thank you.     6     (正是你帮我渡过了难关).”

There are many respectable people around us.     1     (我首先想到的人是李叔).

He     2     (hire) to work as a guard in our community since a decade ago. Though his work may be boring,     3     (他从不抱怨，而且往往精力充沛). Even during the epidemic of COVID­19,     4     (他不仅继续工作而且花很多时间) measuring people's body temperature and checking the passes for exit and entry.

Therefore,     5     (他被选为模范) in our community because of his selflessness and contributions.

    1     (事实上), I’m writing to ask you for your guidance on a short play, which is adapted from one of our English textbooks.

(The play is based on a novel, The Million Pound Bank Note by Mark Twain)     2     (用强调句升级加黑体部分). The story is about the adventure of a poor businessman who found himself     3     (give) a million pound bank note by two rich businessmen     4     (打赌，定语从句). We will be grateful if you can give us some advice on dialogue between characters, body action, plot, setting, and so on. Could we meet in our classroom at 5 p.m. this afternoon if it is convenient for you?

    1    (随着网络购物的迅速发展)，there appear a number of problems including     2     (身份盗窃). There is no denying that online shopping brings us     3    (convenient) along with disadvantages.     4     (牢记以下建议).

Firstly, it is     5     (非常有益) use strong passwords，which are hard to crack. Furthermore, do not use public computers to shop online or click on unfamiliar links，    6    (以防你的私人信息被轻易泄露).

Just as the saying goes, “Better safe than sorry.” Hope the network can serve us better and more safely.

On the school bus in the morning,     1     (我在和朋友们兴高采烈地聊天). At one stop, Fat Ryan got on hurriedly, tripped over someone’s foot accidentally and fell flat onto the floor.     2     (害怕被取笑), Ryan struggled to his feet,     3     (他的脸尴尬得通红).     4     (陷于如此尴尬的境地), he froze there.     5     (他是如此沮丧和尴尬，泪水止不住地往下流). What a tough moment he was going through!

J. Palacio bases Wonder on August or “Auggie” Pullman, a ten-year-old boy born with a deformed (残缺的) face that made him usually discriminated (歧视) against. Due to the twenty-seven     1    , he was forced to be homeschooled. Before learning officially in Beecher Prep, August went to meet the principal, Mr. Tushman, who invited three kids in the same grade to take him on a school tour.     2     (a boy’s name) and Charlotte were nice, but Julian was noticeably rude. Then August struggled in the first few months of school, especially when he realized there existed a rumor (谣言) that touching him would catch the “     3    ”. Luckily, he still befriended Jack and     4     (a girl’s name) who sat with him at lunchtime. Things, however, got a lot worse on     5     typically August’s favorite day. He overheard Jack badmouthing him while he was disguised in Bleeding Scream costume. August’s fragile world came tumbling (坍塌) down with this betrayal, and he stopped going to school. Eventually,     6     (August’s sister’s name) convinced (说服) him not to let the bullies (霸凌) win. August returned to school and later learned that Jack stood up for him by     7     Julian who made the entire class against Jack. But Summer, August, and Jack grew closer as real friends. Later during a school     8    , a group of older kids assaulted (袭击) August when Henry, Miles, and Amos protected him. It was at that time that August realized that he had more friends than he thought. With time, Auggie fit in within the school system and other students began to notice how brilliant he was. At the graduation ceremony, August received an     9     for bravery and kindness. Now, everyone knew him for who he was as a person and not for what he looked like. At the end of the narrative (叙述), August’s mom thanked him for being such “a     10    ” to others.

    1     (使我生气的是) I was appointed to work with an extremely serious guy who always wore dark clothes and was always not satisfied with others’ work. To be honest，I     2     (如此害怕他) my voice would tremble uncontrollably whenever speaking to him.    3     (我既焦虑又紧张)，I had no choice but     4     (专心地和我难对付的搭档一起设计学校项目).At last，what made me wild with joy was that he     5     (外向的性格给他留下了深刻印象).Gradually，a bright smile lit up his face. I     6     (相信我们的努力会有所回报).