All I want is to be
2 . Nowadays, many people tend to use comparisons as a force to beat themselves up.
Find your model
Go offline
“Go touch grass” is a popular internet saying for “It's time for a digital removal.” But the joking comment makes a good point. The outside world is a physical reminder that there are so many things more important than our waistlines, clothing or bank account.
Take exercise regularly and keep a healthy diet. It turns out that all those things that are good for your heart are also good for your head. Plus, taking care of your body is a loving act of kindness and will help you appreciate your body more.
Learn self-compassion (自我关怀)
Self-compassion isn’t something that just happens.
Meanwhile, please remember not all comparisons are a bad idea.
A.Improve your healthy habits. |
B.This is especially true for women. |
C.It's built up and torn down every day. |
D.They are not good for your improvement. |
E.Remember that comparison is human nature. |
F.Healthy competition is a great force to improve. |
G.Perhaps some comparisons can damage your health. |
1. 各方观点及理由;
2. 你的观点。
注意:
1. 写作词数应为80词左右,开头已给出,不计入总词数;
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Should we give up fireworks and firecrackers in the Spring Festival?
In a recent class meeting, we heatedly debated on whether we should give up fireworks and firecrackers in the Spring Festival.
__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________4 . As one of the driest deserts on Earth, the Atacama is a bucket-list destination for star-observing tourists who come for some of the clearest view of the night sky. As its rocky landscape is much like Mars, the desert has even attracted the attention of NASA, which has tested rovers there.
But the Atacama has also got attention as one of the world's fast-growing dumps (垃圾场) of used clothes, thanks to the rapid mass production of inexpensive clothing known as fast fashion. The phenomenon has created so much waste that the UN calls it “an environmental and social emergency”. The challenge is turning off that tap.
The numbers tell the tale. Between 2000 and 2014, clothing production doubled and people began buying 60 percent more clothes and wearing them for half as long as they once did. Three-fifths of all clothing is estimated to end up in landfills within a year of production—that can translate to a truckload of used clothing dumped or burned every second. Most of the facilities are in South Asia or Africa, where the nations receiving those loads cannot handle the amount. The scene in northern Chile has been called “the great fashion garbage patch”. Hills of used clothes, with labels from all over the world, stretch as far as the eye can see on the outskirts of Alto Hospicio, a city of 120, 000 residents.
New efforts, large and small, are under way to deal with clothing waste. In 2018, Franklin Zepeda founded a company that produces building-insulation panels (建筑隔热板) from the waste. “I was inspired by the idea that there was a great deal of waste that could perfectly be changed into raw materials to make new products, reducing the amount of clothes in our desert,” he says.
These are small but crucial (关键的) steps. The most promising solution—one that can solve the problem in a wider range—lies in the hands of the Chilean government.
1. What attracts the star-observing tourists to the Atacama?A.The clear night sky. | B.The rocky landscape. |
C.The driest desert. | D.Mars-like scenery. |
A.It is expert in producing panels. | B.It changes waste into raw materials. |
C.It makes the desert into a tourist attraction. | D.It makes full use of the waste in the desert. |
A.Promising future of Chile. | B.Support from other governments. |
C.Chilean government’s measures. | D.Similar problems in other countries. |
A.A Bucket-list Destination | B.Fashion Waste in Atacama |
C.NASA’s Attention on Atacama | D.Efforts to Deal with Fast Fashion |
5 . When I was a boy growing up, I looked up to my Dad so much. He was always full of life. Even though he came home,
When he was in his 70’s, however, he
I kept him company as he lay
A.tired | B.excited | C.bored | D.worried |
A.cured | B.survived | C.suffered | D.escaped |
A.long | B.fast | C.short | D.striking |
A.make out | B.deal with | C.stick to | D.figure out |
A.tell | B.mean | C.cause | D.hold |
A.understood | B.disappointed | C.hated | D.loved |
A.little | B.proud | C.anxious | D.shy |
A.reached | B.trapped | C.attacked | D.destroyed |
A.finally | B.fortunately | C.quietly | D.slowly |
A.evenings | B.snacks | C.talks | D.chances |
A.ached | B.sank | C.beat | D.leapt |
A.respect | B.closeness | C.kindness | D.response |
A.value | B.ignore | C.regret | D.imagine |
A.smiling | B.complaining | C.crying | D.dying |
A.honored | B.grateful | C.peaceful | D.joyful |
With the popularity of traditional Hanfu clothing, more young Chinese are catching the opportunity to introduce this cultural heritage to the world. Among them are Yang Ting and her friend Qi Qi, who used to work
Since its opening in March 2023, their shop
In a conversation with us, Yang explained that the process of dressing up in Hanfu and having makeup
8 . Little Explorers Summer Camp 2024
Ages: Entering Kindergarten — Entering 3rd Grade (4 — 8 years old)
Hours: 9:00 a.m. — 2:00 p.m.
Total: 20
Pricing:
Member | Non-Member |
$300 | $350 |
Weekly Themes
Week 1
June 17 — June 21
Robotics &Coding (编程)
Engineers are problem solvers! Explore the world of software and computer engineers while practicing your problem-solving skills through various coding challenges.
Week 2
June 24 — June 28
Crafty (精细的) Chemistry
Discover how art and chemistry go hand in hand. Experiment with color mixing, temperature changes, and other ways to mix art and chemistry.
Week 3
July 1 — July 3
Aventuras Agricolas — Spanish Bilingual Camp
Go on an agriculture adventure while learning about the important role of farmers, farm animals, and fruits and vegetables through hands-on activities in a bilingual emergent setting. Campers will learn Spanish vocabulary words through songs, games, and art activities.
Week 4
July 8 — July 12
Outer Space Journey
Get your jet packs ready and join us for a week of fun that is out of this world! Learn about astronauts, travel among the stars, and explore new planets.
*Campers will enjoy indoor and outdoor museum exploration each day.
*Campers are required to bring their own snacks and lunches. Snacks and lunches will be eaten in the indoor classroom.
1. What’s the focus in Week 2?A.Space exploration. | B.Agricultural studies. | C.Chemical arts. | D.Computer engineering. |
A.The first week. | B.The second week. | C.The third week. | D.The fourth week. |
A.At home. | B.At the Museum cafe. | C.Outside the museum. | D.In the indoor classroom. |