1 . Pool Safety Tips for Kids

On a hot summer day, there are few things that are more appealing than a nice cool pool.     1     And it is completely relaxing. Of course, if you have children, there are certain safety measures you should take, whether you have a pool in your backyard or are going to a public pool.

Go swimming together. No person should ever swim alone. Though many people do, the simple truth is that it only takes a second to become injured or drown.

    2     Having someone there with you can make the difference between life and death. This is especially true for young children. If your child is under the age of 5, you should never allow him or her to swim out of arm's length.

    3     Kids love to chase one another through the water. But it is important that you emphasize to your children that at no time should they be running around the pool or pushing anyone. In the water, teach children not to jump on top of one another and to watch their surroundings, so that they do not accidentally knock into others, injuring them. Playing around in the pool is very interesting but dangerous.

Keep it locked. If you own a pool, you must have a locking gate around your pool.     4     Keep the gate locked at all times, even when you are physically in the pool. It is terrible for children to steal into the pool.

Know the way out.     5     Make sure that they know where all ladders are, and that you teach them to use them for entering and exiting the pool safely. Although your child may be able to lift herself or himself out of the pool using the side, that is not the safest way to go.

A．Don't play around in the pool.

B．Something sad happens every year.

C．Swimming under water is forbidden in the pool.

D．Be sure to show all children the proper way to exit the pool.

E．Slipping into the water seems like the perfect way to deal with the heat.

F．This is to prevent children from entering the pool without your permission.

G．Make sure kids know food should be eaten either before or after swimming.

2 . Children should spend at least one hour playing and spending time in nature each day, according to the Wildlife Trusts （野生生物基金会）.     1     It is now calling on the government to include nature time into daily school life.

    2    Its 451 students in the study were 8 or 9 years of age. They were interviewed before and after nature activities. The activities were run by the Wildlife Trusts over the course of several weeks, such as learning about plants and trees.

The children showed a great increase in personal health.     3    90 percent said they learned something new about the natural world； 79 percent felt the experience would help their schoolwork；    4    Perhaps most importantly, 79 percent mentioned they would believe more in themselves.

    5    And the time has been reducing greatly in recent years. A 2017 report found that less than 10 percent British kids enjoys themselves in nature, compared to 40 percent of adults when they were younger years ago. To improve the situation, the organization is calling on the government to free up a daily hour for nature time for kids.

A．Parents care much about their kids' nature time. ”

B．However, parents on their own aren't giving kids that time.

C．81 percent said they had better relationships with their teachers.

D．The calling comes from a study by University College London.

E．The students are asked to study in University College London for one day.

F．The UK organization speaks for 46 groups and 2,300 nature protection areas.

G．And they also showed a sense of connection with the natural world and high levels of enjoyment.

3 . 补全对话
Lisa: Hey, Jane.     1    
Jane: Really?
Lisa: Yeah, it’s a dancing party.
Jane:     2    
Lisa: Do you want to go with me?
Jane: Can I? I don’t really know Susan.
Lisa:     3     She said I could invite a friend.
Jane: OK, then. I’d love to go.     4    
Lisa: On, Saturday night.
Jane: Wow, that’s the day after tomorrow! I need to get a new dress.
Lisa:     5     There’s a clothes shop near here. Let’s go there after work.
Jane: Sounds good!

A．Me, too.

B．I hope not.

C．No problem.

D．What a shame!

E．Sounds like fun.

F．When exactly is it?

G．My friend Susan is having a party this weekend.