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Once upon a time, there was a small town. There lived a man by himself who couldn’t see. He was blind. Yet, he carried a lighted lamp with him whenever he went out at night. One night as he was coming home after having dinner outside, he came across a group of young travelers.
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One day my friend Lily and I were talking about some parties that we had attended. Then suddenly I remembered that our best friend Emma’s birthday was next Saturday and we had not planned anything for her birthday!
At once we started discussing what we could do for Emma’s birthday. It suddenly came to my mind that we could throw a surprise party for her. I suggested that we could do it at my house as my parents and my brother were going to a farm and I was going to stay home. We also realized that nobody’s parents would allow their children to throw a party at their own houses as they would get dirty.
After that, we started deciding what things we could do at the party and what we could give her as a present. Finally, we agreed to give her a bunny (兔子) house as Emma has a baby bunny but she did not have a house for it.
The next day after my parents and my brother left, I invited Lily to my house. While Lily was coming, she ran into Emma, which made Lily nervous.
She thought that Emma would get suspicious (怀疑的) but thankfully Emma did not suspect a thing. Until the time Lily arrived, I gathered all the decorative (装饰的) items (物品) I had. I saw the cake which Lily had baked and it looked amazing.
I started decorating, while Lily began sending the invitations to our friends, and then she also joined me to decorate the room. When we finished decorating, we got very tired. So we decided to do the rest of the things the next day.
Finally, the day came. Everybody started coming and they were very excited about the party. Then I called up Emma and told her that a cat was stuck in (被困在) a tree in my back yard so that she would definitely (一定) come to my house to help me rescue (拯救) it. Later, we all hid (藏) in different places at my house.
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Finally, when Emma entered my house, we jumped up and shouted, “Surprise!”
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After everybody left, I turned around and noticed the whole house was a big mess.
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My dear father is an ordinary man I respect, love and admire very much. No one in my life can replace him, it is his physical features and unique personality that make him a gentleman. In my eyes, he is a perfect father. He is not only a great painter, but also good at cooking, singing and repairing small machines in the house. I want to be a man like my father.
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Cooking is one of the greatest talents that my father has.
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I am greatly influenced by him.
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(3)作文题目已为你写好。
Myself
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I jumped into my mother’s car and threw my cross-country (越野) team bag into the backseat. “I’m so sick of it!” I said, “Training is less tiring than dealing with Jenny and her feelings.”
The training has been going for weeks: stretching, running, pacing, lifting weights and making u into a team. Jenny is always the goddess of cross country. She is a coach’s dream. She helps all of un faster by upping the pace. She cheers us on. She trains harder, but so do we. We are co-captains. However, this week, Jenny keeps saying she won’t run with the team. She has all sorts of reasons from leg cramps (抽筋) to a headache. I have to beg her all day, between classes, at lunch, on the way to practice. She really wears me out.
“What’s her deal? We’re all tired of it. She’s so needy.” I complained.
Mom pulled into our driveway and shared with me Jenny’s story. Jenny and her little brother have been together all this time in foster care (寄养). They’re really close. But his father, Jenny’s stepfather, came for him this week. He had gifts and hugs and big plans for the boy’s future. But Jenny got nothing. She wasn’t even a little part of the big plans.
“Poor Jenny, not to have a family. Not to feel wanted or needed.” I was close to tears. My mother patted my knee. “That’s it, honey. You got it.”
The next day, I was the last one to get on the team bus. Then I spotted Jenny. She was sitting in the back, alone. “Can I sit by you?” I asked Jenny. She shrugged her shoulders. I took it as a yes. “I was afraid you weren’t going to make it today.”
“I didn’t think anyone would notice if I made it or not.” Jenny said.
I looked at Jenny. I understood what she was really saying. “We would have noticed if you weren’t here, Jenny. We want you to run with us. The team needs you.” “Isn’t that right?” I called to the team. There was silence.
Please, I thought, give Jenny what she needs.
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She ran with us that day.
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It was an overnight trip to New York, and I was taking it with a few friends of mine from the boarding school I was attending. I was headed home to surprise my family for holidays and was pretty excited about it.
We settled into (安心待在) our seats for the long ride ahead，well-stocked with candy. The bus slowly settled down for the night, as each of us tried to make ourselves as comfortable as possible. Most of us tried finding comfortable sleeping positions as a peaceful silence fell upon the moving bus.
And then, the silence was broken by a decidedly unhappy cry. It was a baby, and he was crying loudly. His father tried hard to silence him, but did not succeed. He seemed unsure of what to do, how to deal with the baby in his arms. And he was all alone.
I wondered what would cause a man so young to be traveling alone with a baby. My heart went out to him; he looked ready to cry himself. And that baby just broke my heart.
So I took a step out of my comfortable seat and went up to his dad.
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stranger 陌生人； the bedtime song 摇篮曲;rock in one’s arms 在怀中轻轻摇晃
“Here, let me try，” I said.
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After a few moments, the baby relaxed in my arms.
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When I was a teenager, my mother had a hard time finding me onstage (在舞台上) in the dancing show. I was always in the back row,out of sight, out of mind. Sometimes the stage lights didn’t t even reach me, and I ended up dancing in the shadows.
I didn’t t start out that way. As a kid, I was a confident dancer. At eleven, though, I put on weight. I still danced through my routines with energy, but I was always placed in the back row. My teachers didn’t remember my name half the time.
In high school,I put on weight. I wanted to join the dancing club. However“You need to lose weight,”my teacher said. I walked out of the class and never returned.Dance was still part of my life, though.I took classes off and on at another school and at my university. Finally, I decided to start performing in flash mobs (快闪行动). While I had no interest in making it a career, I enjoyed my projects. I danced well, and I was chosen. The show kept inviting me back. More often than not, I was placed in the featured dancers’ group.
There was only one problem: Though I had fun, I still believed in those teachers from childhood instead of myself. Deep down, no matter what anyone said to me, I still thought that I was a terrible dancer.
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At one performance, the director of the flash mob company, Staci, finally called me out.
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I found my courage and stopped hiding in the back.
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提示: 1．积极参加体育锻炼，有一个健康的身体。
2．多与老师、家长和朋友交谈， 说出自己的烦恼。
3．多听听音乐，多看看书。
4．尽自己最大努力学习，勇敢面对自己的成绩。
5. 如果经常压力太大，可以去看看医生。
How to solve our stress
We all have some problems and in our lives. How should we solve them?
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1. 那位老师和一些学生在参观一家工厂。(along with)
2. 工厂墙上的开关孩子们是够不到的。(beyond one’s reach)
3. 在那里他们看到一个能精确控制温度的装置, 这个装置附带有使用说明书。(accurately, attach)
4. 说明书提醒人们不要让那个装置伤到自己。(injure)
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1.白芳礼，天津的一位平凡的老人，在生命的最后18年，顶风冒雨奔波在街头蹬三轮车，把积攒的近35万元毫不犹豫全都捐给了多所学校，参与资助贫困学生的项目。他所做的一切对这些学生产生了巨大的影响。
2.他自己过着贫苦的生活。一年365天，他没有歇过一天。
3.白芳礼老人致力于帮助众多需要帮助的学生，不要任何回报。
4.当问老人对受他资助的孩子有什么要求时，老人的回答很简单、朴实：“我希望他们努力学习，好好工作，多为国家做贡献。”
5.2005年9月23日早晨，这位备受尊敬的老人静静地走了，享年93岁，可他永远活在成千上万人的心中。
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