Nowadays the Internet plays an important role in our daily life. So far, most of our lives    1    (record)online. We set up email and online shopping accounts; we download music, films, games and e-books; we post and repost on Sina Weibo and WeChat.

Together, these things make    2     our “digital legacy(数字遗产)”.   What can we do with our legacy when our last day comes?

A Us tech company is testing a new digital legacy service. With it, you can pass on your personal date such as    3    (photo), videos, notes and other information to your family members.

As    4     matter of fact, there are two types of digital legacy. One is what we buy with money, such as virtual coins and game equipment. As they are worth some money, they can be passed down to    5    (they)family members. The other kind is things such as social media accounts.   Dealing with these    6    (be) a difficult problem.

Although you may have created your accounts, you don’t    7    (true) own them—Internet companies do.   You only have the right    8    (use) them. For example, your Taobao account might be closed by the company if you haven’t logged in for more than six months Is it possible to get everything    9    (remove)? The answer may be “Yes”. The European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation went into effect in 2018. According to it, people have a right to remove personal data,     10     is also known as “the right to be forgotten”.

Did you grow up in one culture, your parents come from another, and you are now living in a     1     (total) different country? If so, then you are a third culture kid.

The term ”third culture kid“     2     (use) in the 1950s for     3     first time by John and Ruth Useem. They first came across this phenomenon (现象) while     4     (research) North American children living in India. Usually third culture kids benefit from     5     (they) intercultural experience and they often get good grades.

Yet many     6     (difficulty) may arise from this phenomenon. Third culture kids may not be able to adapt (使适应) themselves completely to their new surroundings. Also, they often find it hard     7     (develop) new friendship. Moreover, for a third culture kid, it is often    8     (easy) to move to a new country than to return to his or her homeland. For example, after living in Australia for many years, Louis finally returned to the country     9     she was born. She didn’t know anything about popular TV shows or fashion trends. And she didn’t share the same values     10     other teens of her age.

Zibo city in China’s Shandong province has     1     (unexpected) gone heated on social media since late February due to its unique taste of barbecue. This has provided an opportunity for the local government     2     (promote) tourism and spending.     3     latest promotion gives visitors free admission to 10 scenic spots in the city as long as their train ticket’s final destination is Zibo. Passengers     4     take the train are greeted by posters reading “Welcome to the Special BBQ Train” and they receive special gifts. Videos of the experience have been posted on social media,     5    (attract) more visitors.

Zibo’s barbecue is different from other types in China as it     6     (make) on a stove (炉灶). Many young people     7     (crowd) into the city to try the dish since a group of college students posted videos of themselves enjoying it in February.     8     (search) for “Zibo barbecue” on the Internet have increased by 770 percent compared to the same period last year, and lines outside barbecue restaurants on several streets reach for more than 100 meters     9     the weekends.

Zibo is now a must-visit destination for food lovers,     10    they can experience the unique and delicious barbecue and explore the city’s scenic spots.

New research shows that the average cost of raising a child to the age of 18 in China in 2021 was 485,000 yuan for a first child,     1     is far more than     2     in the United States and Japan. The high cost of child-raising is one more     3     (difficult) Chinese policymakers face while     4     (deal) with rapidly decreasing birth rates. Experts warn China’s aging population will put pressure     5     its health and social security systems. A decrease in workers could also     6     (severe) limit growth for the world’s second-largest economy in the coming years.

New policies permit     7     (family) to have as many as three children. But China`s birth rate dropped to 7.52 births per 1,000 people in 2021. That is the     8     (low) since the National Bureau of Statistics` began recording the information in 1949. The high costs of raising a child     9     (cause) officials in China to place restrictions on the private tutoring industry in the last few years. Some areas have been giving couples money for having     10     second or third child.

One sentence from the news in Washington     1     (remain) in my mind since a trip last summer: When you see people run against the crowd     2    (escape) from the danger, they are     3     (probable) firefighters, police or journalists.

I think this is most true for the firefighters. Whenever or wherever     4    (disaster) happen-9/11 Attacks in New York 19 years ago or the explosion in Tianjin on August 12, 2015—it is always the firefighters     5     take the lead to run to the very center, saving lives by     6    (risk) their own. I cried today near the explosion site, not because of the smoke from the ongoing fire but because of a short message a firefighter sent to a trusted friend that went viral online. It reads, “If I cannot make it, my father is     7    (you) father;and please remember     8    (sweep) my mother’s tomb.” I was thrilled later to learn that he did make it.

“Eveyone knows it’s     9    (danger) to be a firefighter. But he has always liked it and has done it for 12 years,” his father said, “He survived this time, but no one knows     10     will happen next time.”

May 22, 2021 was a sad day for the whole nation because Yuan Longping,     1     hybrid rice helped China feed more population with less than 9 percent of the world’s total land,     2     (pass) away at the age of 91.

In the past, it was difficult for Chinese people     3     (get) enough food. Yuan was determined to solve the problem. “China has a large population but     4     (limit) arable land(耕地),     5     the only way for us to make sure our national food supply is to increase crop yields,” he said.

Nearly half a century has gone by since Yuan Longping developed     6     first strain of hybrid rice     7     1973, and by the end of last year farmers in more than 40 countries had planted more than 7 million hectares of the crop.

Yuan Longping’s contribution has been     8     (wide) recognized.     9     (he) death is a great loss to China and the world, and he will always be remembered by the people all over the world. We should never forget Yuan Longping, a great scientist     10     (serve) the people heart and soul.

As is known to all, a positive parent-child relationship is     1     (benefit) to the physical and mental     2     (grow) of children, but keeping a healthy parent-child bond     3     (need) the efforts of both parties.

Parents should take the responsibility     4     (improve) their relationship with the children. What matters is spending quality time with their children,     5     tight their schedule is. For instance they can eat     6     (meal) together, go to sporting events together or watch their children's favorite TV shows together,     7     can contribute greatly to making their children feel safe and     8     (love). Children, on the other hand, should let their parents know they appreciate what their parents     9     (do) for them. If possible, they can give their parents a gift on a special day or help with housework     10     a regular basis.

No healthy parent-child relationship is without conflict. But as long as parents and children make a joint effort, they can settle the conflict and enjoy their time together.