This Isn't The End Owl City
this is not the end英语演讲
this is not the end英语演讲Ladies and gentlemen,I stand before you today with a simple message. This is not the end. No matter how difficult, challenging, or even seemingly impossible our current situation may seem, we must remember that it is not the end.We live in a world full of uncertainty and change. Each day brings new challenges and obstacles that can threaten to defeat us. But it is in these moments that we must find the strength and courage to keep going, to persevere, and to overcome.We must remember that there are always more opportunities, more possibilities, and more chances to succeed. We may encounter setbacks and failures, but these are merely temporary setbacks on our journey.No matter what we face, we must remain optimistic, hopeful, and determined. We must remain focused on our goals and remain committed to achieving them, no matter how long it takes or how difficult the path may be.So, I urge you all to keep pushing forward, to keep striving for success, and to never give up. This is not the end - it is merely a new beginning, full of endless possibilities and opportunities. Together, we can embrace this new chapter and write a bright and hopeful future for ourselves and for those around us. Thank you.。
2022-2023学年下学期七年级期末考试英语模拟卷(徐州专用)(原卷版)
2022-2023学年下学期七年级期末考试英语模拟卷（徐州专用）注意事项1. 本试卷满分110分，考试时间100分钟。
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1. —Last month _________ three-year-old boy fell into the sewer（下水道）and lost his life in Xi’an. —I’m sorry to hear that. I hope ________ same thing will never happen again.A. the; theB. a; aC. the; aD. a; the2. Be careful ______ fire or (否则) something dangerous may happen _______ you.A. with; toB. for; withC. with; forD. to; to3. Miss Lin teaches ________ how to write poems. We all like ________ class very much.A. we; sheB. we; herC. us; herD. our; her4. — Would you please ________ your email address? I missed it just now.-Noproblem.It’************.A. repeatB. reviewC. reportD. remember5. ________ will our three astronauts（宇航员）come back to the earth?A. How farB. How longC. How muchD. How soon6. Our school will ________ a sign at the school gate, saying “Greet your child with a smile, not a mobile”.A. put outB. put downC. put upD. put on7. —Could I come into the supermarket without a mask?—Sorry, I’m afraid you ________. You ________ wear one.A. can’t, mustB. mustn’t, canC. can’t, mayD. couldn’t, must8. — The magnitude — 6. 1 earthquake (地震) hit Ya’an at 5:00 p.m., on June 1, 2022.— ________ sad news! It’s said that four people lost their lives and many people were hurt.A. HowB. What aC. WhatD. How a9. —Is there _________ wrong with the e-bike?—I’m not sure. I will ask _________ to check it.A. anything; anyoneB. something; someoneC. anything; someoneD. something; anyone10. After the two-day meeting, my father was_______ tired_______ do anything.A. so; thatB. so; toC. very; toD. too; to11. Follow the traffic rules. You should stop ________ the street when traffic lights are red.A. crossingB. crossC. to crossD. across12. —________ you tired after running for ten minutes?—No. I ________ feel tired at all.A. Did; didn’tB. Were; wasn’tC. Did; wasn’tD. Were; didn’t13. —I’m sorry, I ________ my homework at home.—That’s all right. Don’t forget ________ it here tomorrow.A. forgot; to bringB. left; to bringC. forgot; bringD. left; bringing14. Every year we see many mums _________ cheongsam（旗袍）at the school gate to wish their children good luck at the college entrance examination.A. wearB. wearingC. to wearD. wore15. — Can we fish in the lake?— No, . Look at the sign. It says “No fishing!”.A. I think soB. I’d like toC. I’m afraid notD. I hope not二、完形填空（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）阅读下面的短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选择最佳选项。
我最喜欢的故事英语作文80词初二
我最喜欢的故事英语作文80词初二全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1My Favorite StoryEveryone has a favorite story from when they were a little kid. For me, that story is "Where the Wild Things Are" by Maurice Sendak. I can still picture the battered old copy with the furry green monster on the cover that I would beg my mom to read to me over and over again at bedtime.The story is about a boy named Max who gets in trouble for being naughty and is sent to his room without dinner. But instead of just sitting there bored, Max's wonderful imagination takes over. His room transforms into a jungle, and an ocean appears with a tiny boat that Max can sail away in. He ends up on the land of the Wild Things - huge, scary-looking monsters with giant teeth and horns and yellow eyes.But Max isn't afraid. In fact, he becomes the king of the Wild Things! They have a "wild rumpus" and gnash their teeth and roll around. It's every kid's dream to be able to run around like amaniac with no adults telling you what to do. For a while, Max gets to be totally free and in charge.Eventually though, Max starts feeling lonely and homesick. He smells something delicious - his dinner, still hot, waiting for him back home. So with a magic trick, he turns the Wild Things' screams into sad sighs and sails back to the real world, where his room and his supper are right where he left them.I think the reason this story resonated with me so much as a kid is because it tapped into the big feelings and wild imagination that little kids have. When you're small, your emotions can seem huge and scary, like the Wild Things. You want more independence than adults are willing to give you. But at the same time, you still crave the comfort and security of home and family. The story validates both of those opposite impulses in a really vivid, fun way.The illustrations are amazing too - Sendak's quirky, scribbly drawings of the Strange creatures Max encounters are both a little bit terrifying and incredibly cool at the same time. As a kid, I spent hours poring over those pages, making up backstories for each Wild Thing.These days, I don't need to be read bedtime stories anymore. But I'll always have a soft spot for "Where the Wild Things Are."It's a celebration of childish mischief and fertile imaginations. It reminds me of the unbridled energy and strong emotions that came so naturally when I was little. Most of all, it brings back warm memories of heading off on make-believe adventures, then coming back to the place I felt most safe and loved - my mom's arms as she closed the book one more time. Some stories just stick with you forever, and this one is mine.篇2My Favorite StoryI absolutely love the story of Harry Potter! It's my all-time favorite book series and I've read the whole thing like a bazillion times. I'm going to tell you all about it and why I love it so much.So Harry Potter is this kid who lives with his mean aunt and uncle because his parents died when he was a baby. On his 11th birthday, he finds out he's actually a wizard! A giant named Hagrid comes and tells him all about the wizarding world and takes him to buy his school supplies in Diagon Alley. It's this super cool place with cauldron shops, owl emporiums, and wands made of wood with unicorn hair cores and stuff.Harry goes off to Hogwarts, which is a school for witches and wizards. The castle is humongous with moving staircases, talkingpaintings, and ghosts floating around. Harry gets sorted into Gryffindor house and makes two best friends, Ron and Hermione. Ron comes from an all-wizard family and Hermione is a Muggle-born, which means she has non-magic parents.In their first year, they find out that someone is trying to steal the Sorcerer's Stone, which can give immortality to the person who possesses it. After getting through a bunch of obstacles like a life-size wizard's chess game and a killer plant, they discover that it's Professor Quirrell who's been trying to get the stone for his master, the evil Lord Voldemort. Voldemort is basically the worst dark wizard ever and he killed Harry's parents. There's an epic battle but good triumphs over evil.The next few books are just as awesome. In the second one, the Chamber of Secrets is opened and a basilisk is set loose to attack Muggle-borns. Dobby is introduced who quickly becomes one of my favorite characters - he's a house elf with huge eyes and floppy ears who has been freed by Harry. In the third book, Sirius Black has escaped from Azkaban prison and everyone thinks he's coming after Harry, but you find out he's actually innocent and is Harry's godfather. And Hermione gets a cool Time Turner that lets her go back in time!My absolute favorite book is the fourth one, the Goblet of Fire. The Triwizard Tournament is happening at Hogwarts where students from three schools compete in three deadly tasks. Only students over 17 are supposed to enter their name but somehow Harry's name gets chosen at 14! It's so intense with Harry having to get past a dragon, rescue his friends from the Black Lake with mer-people, and navigate a hugeeee maze with all these obstacles. The final task is so crazy and that's when we finally see Voldemort return. It gives me chills every time!The fifth book deals with the Ministry of Magic not believing that Voldemort is really back. A rebellion starts forming against him led by an secret group called the Order of the Phoenix. We get to explore more of the wizarding world like the Ministry itself and St. Mungo's Hospital. In the sixth book, we learn more about Voldemort's background through memories from different people who knew him. And we finally get to see harry really take charge and lead Dumbledore's Army.The last book is an emotional rollercoaster. Harry, Ron and Hermione have to go on a super dangerous quest to find an篇3My Favorite StoryHi there! My name is Jamie and I'm in 7th grade. Today I want to tell you all about my absolute favorite story of all time - Harry Potter! I just love those books so much. They take me on the most amazing adventures to a world of magic and wizards and creatures beyond your wildest dreams. I can't get enough of them!I first discovered Harry Potter when I was 8 years old. My mom got me the first book, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, for my birthday. At first I wasn't sure about it because the book was pretty thick. But as soon as I started reading, I was hooked! The story pulls you right in from the very first chapter.It all starts with Harry as a little baby whose parents were killed by the evil Lord Voldemort. Harry miraculously survives and gets sent to live with his mean aunt and uncle who treat him terribly. On his 11th birthday, Harry finds out he's actually a wizard! A giant named Hagrid comes and rescues him from the Dursleys and tells him all about the wizarding world and Hogwarts school of witchcraft and wizardry.From there, Harry's adventures just get wilder and wilder. He goes off to Hogwarts castle, makes two best friends named Ron and Hermione, learns all about magic and casting spells, and has to take on the evil Voldemort again and again. There are trolls,dragons, unicorns, ghosts, awesome wizard candy and so much more! Every book is filled with incredible twists and turns that keep you on the edge of your seat.My favorite parts are the big exciting events at Hogwarts like the Triwizard Tournament, the Yule Ball dance, and of course the epic wizarding duels between Harry and Voldemort. But I also love all the little details that make the world feel so real and alive - things like the moving staircases and talking paintings at Hogwarts, the different wizard candies like Chocolate Frogs and Bertie Bott's Every Flavor Beans, and all the unique wizarding laws and traditions.The characters are what really make the stories for me though. Harry is such a brave, loyal hero that you can't help but root for. Ron makes me laugh with his hilarious one-liners. Hermione is the awesome brainy girl who gets things done. And the professors at Hogwarts like Dumbledore, McGonagall and Snape are so cool and mysterious. By the end of the series, you feel like you really know them all inside and out.I have to say, the Harry Potter books are pure magic from start to finish. J.K. Rowling created such a rich, imaginative universe that feels totally real when you're reading it. I've read the entire series like 5 times already and I never get tired of it!Every time I pick up one of those books, I get transported away from the real world to a charming land of magic, friendship and never-ending thrills and danger.Harry Potter isn't just a book series for me - it's a second home I can return to again and again. The story makes me feel brave, curious, excited, and ready to take on any challenge that comes my way, just like Harry does. It's a constant source of joy, adventure and inspiration in my life. I'm forever grateful to J.K. Rowling for creating this iconic tale that has brought so much happiness to me and millions of other fans worldwide.If you somehow haven't read Harry Potter yet, do yourself a favor and start reading it right now! Trust me, you'll get every bit as obsessed with it as I am. There's a reason it's one of the most popular book series ever written. It's a true classic that will capture your heart and your imagination like nothing else. Once you enter the wizarding world, you'll never want to leave!篇4My Favorite Story - The Lord of the RingsYou're probably thinking, "Isn't The Lord of the Rings just a bunch of boring old books?" But let me tell you, those books are actually the coolest fantasy adventure ever written! I'mcompletely obsessed with the epic tale of hobbits, wizards, elves, and the struggle against the evil Dark Lord Sauron.It all starts out with this little hobbit named Frodo who has to take this powerful ring and destroy it before Sauron gets it. Doesn't sound too exciting at first, but just wait. Frodo gets helped by his loyal hobbit friends Sam, Merry and Pippin. They're such a great squad - Sam is the brave one, Merry and Pippin are the funny goofballs.Then they meet up with humans like Aragorn, who's actually a long-lost king. And Gandalf the wizard who battles the evil wizards and monsters. Oh and let's not forget the elves like Legolas - he's an amazing archer and fighter. And Gimli the dwarf is crazy tough too despite being so small.Their journey takes them across all these incredible places in Middle-earth. The peaceful Shire where the hobbits live. The haunting mines of Moria where they battle a terrifying ancient beast. The majesty of the elven kingdoms like Rivendell and Lothlorien. Across vast plains and mountains while being hunted by the Ringwraiths and Saruman's armies of orcs.There's just constant adventure and danger around every corner. Whether it's a battle against armies of orcs, or being attacked by the giant spider Shelob, or suffering treachery fromfigures like Wormtongue and Saruman. Frodo and the fellowship are incredibly brave to keep pushing forward on their quest despite how scary everything is.And the battle scenes are un-freaking-believable! When they lay siege to Sauron's domain of Mordor and the massive battle happens at the Black Gate, I was on the edge of my seat. Or the epic fight at Helm's Deep where they defend the fortress against 10,000 Uruk-hai warriors - I had chills!Even though there's so much action and adventure, the storytelling is so rich too. You learn about all the different races and cultures. The tragic history of Sauron's rise to power. The noble legacy of Númenor. The different kinds of epic heroes like Boromir, Faramir and King Théoden. Not to mention all the poems, songs and linguistic details about elvish languages that Tolkien invented.Overall, The Lord of the Rings isn't just some childish fantasy book. It's an unbelievably deep and inspired work of fiction. An entire world and struggle for the fate of the free peoples of Middle-earth against the abyss of darkness. Frodo and the Fellowship's quest truly feels like an epic journey you experience right alongside them from start to finish.I've read the books like ten times and I still get completely absorbed every time. Whenever I'm feeling down, diving into the world of hobbits, elves and wizards always lifts my spirits. The Lord of the Rings is the ultimate escape into a realm of high adventure, sacrifice and heroism. In my mind, it's simply the greatest fantasy story ever told.篇5My Favorite Story: Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's StoneMy favorite story is Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone by J.K. Rowling. It's about an orphan boy who finds out he's a wizard on his 11th birthday. He goes to a magic school called Hogwarts and makes friends Ron and Hermione. They go on an exciting adventure to stop the evil wizard Voldemort from getting the powerful Sorcerer's Stone. I love the magic, the characters, and how good triumphs over evil in this thrilling fantasy tale. It's an imaginative book that sparks your creativity.篇6My Favorite StoryI absolutely love the book "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" by J.K. Rowling. It's my favorite story of all time! I've read it like a gazillion times and I never get tired of it.The book is about this 11-year-old boy named Harry Potter who finds out he's actually a wizard. Can you believe that? A real life wizard! He gets invited to attend Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry and learns all about magic and stuff.At first, Harry doesn't know anything about the wizarding world because he was raised by his mean aunt and uncle who are Muggles (non-magic people). They treat him super badly and make him live in a tiny cupboard under the stairs. It's so unfair!But then on his 11th birthday, Harry gets letters from Hogwarts telling him he's a wizard. His aunt and uncle flip out and try to stop him from reading the letters. They move houses and everything trying to escape the letters! It's hilarious when the letters start coming down the chimney.Finally, this gigantic guy named Hagrid shows up and rescues Harry. Hagrid tells him all about Hogwarts and Harry's parents who were a witch and wizard. He also finds out that his parents were killed by an evil wizard named Voldemort when Harry was just a baby. So crazy!When Harry gets to Hogwarts, he makes two best friends named Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger. Ron comes from a huge wizarding family and Hermione was born to non-wizard parents. At school, they go to classes to learn charms, potions, herbology, and all sorts of magical subjects.But things start to get really interesting when Harry finds out that someone is trying to steal the Sorcerer's Stone from Hogwarts. The Sorcerer's Stone can give the owner immortality and a lot of people want to get their hands on it, including the evil Voldemort!Harry, Ron and Hermione have to use all their magical skills to try and stop the bad guys from getting the stone. There are three-headed dog guardians, deadly plant tentacles, and flying key challenges they have to get through. My heart was pounding during those scenes!In the end (spoiler alert!) Harry and his friends are able to stop Voldemort from getting the stone. Harry ends up being a huge hero and everything is saved thanks to the power of friendship, courage and magic. Phew!I love "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" because it has such an imaginative world of witches, wizards, magical creatures and spells. The characters are so well-developed too - I wantHarry, Ron and Hermione to be my best friends! The book is also filled with creative plots, funny moments, and teachings about the importance of loyalty and standing up against evil.Whenever I'm reading this book, I'm transported to the wizarding world right along with Harry. I can picture myself going to classes at Hogwarts, playing Quidditch on broomsticks, and sipping butterbeer at The Three Broomsticks tavern. J.K. Rowling's descriptive writing makes you feel like you're really there!If you haven't read "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" yet, you are seriously missing out. Do yourself a favor and dive into the magical world - you'll never want to leave! This book sparked my lifelong love of reading and imagination. Ten out of ten, would recommend to absolutely everyone!。
关于走进自然的公园郊游活动的英语作文
关于走进自然的公园郊游活动的英语作文全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1A Fun Day at Willow Creek Nature ParkLast Saturday was one of the most fun and exciting days I've had all year! My class went on a field trip to Willow Creek Nature Park. I had been looking forward to this trip for weeks.We all met at school early in the morning and boarded a big yellow bus. The ride took almost an hour, but it didn't feel that long because we were all chatting and laughing with our friends. When we finally arrived, I could hardly sit still I was so eager to explore the park.Our teacher, Mrs. Johnson, divided us into small groups, each led by a park ranger. My group's ranger was named Jake. He was a friendly college student who really knew a lot about nature and animals.The first thing we did was hike along one of the wooded trails. Jake pointed out all kinds of interesting plants, trees, birds, and animal tracks along the way. We saw bright red cardinals,scampering squirrels, and even a deer peeking out from behind a fallen log! I tried to be very quiet so I wouldn't scare away the wildlife.After our hike, we had a picnic lunch in a grassy meadow. They provided a lunch bag for each of us filled with a sandwich, apple slices, carrot sticks, a cookie, and a juice box. It was a beautiful sunny day and we all ran around chasing each other when we had finished eating.Then it was time for the part I had been most looking forward to - exploring the creek! Jake led us to a shallow portion where we could carefully walk right into the water. I rolled up my pant legs and took off my socks and shoes. The creek bottom was rocky but not too slippery. The water was freezing cold at first, but it felt wonderful as the day had turned quite warm.Jake showed us how to carefully lift up rocks to see what creatures might be lurching underneath. We found all sorts of cool critters - crayfish, minnows, water striders, and insects I didn't even know the names of. At one point, I felt something weird squirming in the water around my feet. I scooped it up with my hands and it was a giant waterbug! I gasped and dropped it, but thankfully it didn't bite me.After creek exploration, Jake took us to a large flat rock where we could search for fossils. He gave each of us a small brush to carefully brush away the dirt and debris. I was absolutely amazed when I found an imprint of what looked like an ancient fern leaf! I could hardly believe these fossils were over 300 million years old. I got to keep my fossil as a souvenir.On the bus ride home, I was exhausted but felt so happy and grateful that I got to experience a day in nature like that. Willow Creek was like nothing I had ever seen before. There were so many interesting plants, animals, and geology that you just can't find in the city.When we got back to school, my mom was waiting to pick me up. I excitedly told her all about the deer, the creek critters, and my fossil. I think she was surprised I had learned and seen so much in just one day. She said she was proud of me for being so interested and curious about the natural world around me.That field trip to Willow Creek Nature Park is a memory I will never forget. I have a new appreciation for the outdoors and all the secrets and treasures awaiting us when we take the time to explore. I can't wait until I'm old enough to become a park ranger myself! Maybe I'll even get to lead field trips for futureclasses. I'm so grateful to Mrs. Johnson and Willow Creek for opening my eyes to the beauty and magic of nature.篇2A Wonderful Day at Willow Creek Nature ParkLast Saturday was the best day ever! My class went on a field trip to Willow Creek Nature Park. I was so excited because I love being outdoors and learning about animals and plants. We took a bus to get there and I could barely sit still on the drive.When we arrived, a park ranger named Mrs. Jenkins greeted us. She had on a big hat and boots and a badge that said "Park Ranger." She seemed really nice but also very serious about the rules. "Stay on the trails, don't litter, and don't feed the animals," she told us sternly. I nodded my head to show I would be good.First, we went on a nature hike along the Creek Trail. The trail was surrounded by tall trees with twisted branches reaching up to the sky. The leaves crunched under our feet as we walked. Mrs. Jenkins stopped a lot to point out different plants and animal habitats. I saw a squirrel darting through the trees, frantically collecting acorns. I also spotted a bright red cardinal singing from a branch. It's feathers were so vibrant!We came to a little bridge that crossed over a bubbling stream. The water looked crisp and clean. "This stream is called Willow Creek," Mrs. Jenkins explained. "It's home to all sorts of fish, frogs, turtles, and other creek critters." I peered over the edge hoping to see some, but the current was moving too swiftly.Next, we headed to the Meadow Loop trail which curved through a wide open field dotted with wildflowers. Butterflies danced from bloom to bloom. I took a deep breath, inhaling the sweet floral scents. We sat down on the grass and Mrs. Jenkins passed around guides to identify different flower species. My favorite was the bright orange butterfly milkweed. Such a fun name!After our flower exploration, we had a picnic lunch on the lawn near the park's Nature Center building. My friend Jasmine and I played a game of tag, running around and around until we were both laughing and out of breath. I felt so free!Then it was time for the best part - meeting the park's animal ambassadors! We went inside the Nature Center where a few rescue animals are cared for. First, we met Samson, a great horned owl. His huge eyes blinked at us as he turned his head ina circle. "Remarkable hunters," Mrs. Jenkins told us. We learned Samson can't be released due to an injured wing.Next up was Tulip, a beautiful box turtle. She slowly peeked out from her shell as we sat in a circle around her. Tulip's favorite snacks are worms and slugs! I probably wouldn't want to share a salad with her.The last animal was Buckley, a friendly opossum. He had a long pointy nose and grabbed treats with his long tail and front paws. Opossums are North America's only marsupial, carrying babies in their pouch like kangaroos. Buckley was so cute and silly looking!On the bus ride back to school, I was grinning from ear to ear. I had learned so much and spent the whole day appreciating the wonders of nature. My favorite parts were seeing the vibrant cardinal, the beautiful wildflowers, and all the awesome animal ambassadors. Tulip the turtle was probably the cutest.I'm already counting down until our next class field trip! Where will we go - the aquarium, the science museum, the planetarium? I can't wait for another fun-filled day of discovering new things. I feel so lucky to have teachers and parents who set up these great learning experiences for me. I'll never forget my marvelous day at Willow Creek Nature Park!篇3A Fun Day at Riverside Nature ParkLast Saturday, my class went on a field trip to Riverside Nature Park. I was so excited because I love being outdoors and learning about plants and animals. We took a bus to get there and I could hardly sit still on the ride over!When we arrived, a park ranger named Mrs. Garcia met us. She was very nice and had a big smile on her face. "Welcome to Riverside Nature Park, boys and girls!" she said. "Today you're going to get to explore the great outdoors and see all the wonderful plants and critters that live here."First, Mrs. Garcia took us on a nature hike along one of the trails. The trail went through the woods and along a pretty stream. Mrs. Garcia stopped a lot to point out different types of trees, flowers, birds, and other wildlife. I saw a blue jay, a squirrel scampering up a tree trunk, and even a deer peeking out from behind some bushes!We learned that different trees have different types of leaves and bark. Some were thick and solid while others were thin and papery. The oak tree has little acorns that squirrels eat. I picked up a pinecone from a pine tree and got to take it home with me.Mrs. Garcia said trees are really important because they make oxygen for us to breathe and homes for many animals.My favorite were the wildflowers growing along the trail. I saw bright yellow dandelions, delicate little violets, and these really cool red flowers that looked like trumpets called fire pinks. Mrs. Garcia taught us that butterflies and bees love flowers because they can drink nectar, which is like a sugary snack, from inside the colorful blooms. Without bees and butterflies, many flowering plants wouldn't be able to reproduce. Isn't that neat?After our hike, we had a picnic lunch near the duck pond. It was fun feeding the ducks bits of bread and crackers. They waddled right up to us, quacking away. Be careful though, some of them got a little greedy and tried to nip my fingers! We also spotted a great blue heron standing perfectly still in the shallow water, waiting to catch a fishy snack.Next up was my favorite part - the nature center! This was an awesome building full of all kinds of displays about wildlife. They had huge tanks with turtles, snakes, frogs, and salamanders inside. We even got to touch one of the snakes! His scales felt really smooth and dry. There were stuffed animals showing mammals like skunks, foxes, beavers, and more. I liked the beaver the best because it had huge buck teeth.They also had lots of exhibits about insects like ants, crickets, ladybugs, and praying mantises. The praying mantis is one crazy looking bug! Mrs. Garcia showed us the life cycle of how a caterpillar turns into a beautiful butterfly in a chrysalis. She passed around some real chrysalises and bird nests for us to check out.After the nature center, we did a fun scavenger hunt around the park's garden area looking for things like pine cones, acorns, specific leaf shapes, and bird feathers. My team found a blue feather, a big maple leaf, and an acorn cap. The garden had all kinds of yummy fruits and veggies too like tomatoes, strawberries, snap peas, and carrots. I tried a baby tomato and it tasted so fresh!On the way back to the bus, we stopped at the park's little farm area. They had goats, chickens, pigs, and a cow. We got to pet and brush the goats, which was really cool. Their fur felt so soft and cute! The chickens were running around clucking up a storm. Those pigs were pigging out on their slop, making loud snorting noises. I've never been that close to a cow before - they're huge!After a long, fun-filled day, we headed back to school on the bus. I was worn out but so happy. Riverside Nature Park is anawesome place to learn about the outdoors. I saw so many amazing plants and critters. I can't wait to go back again soon!篇4A Fun Day at Warbler Woods Nature ParkLast Saturday, my class went on a field trip to Warbler Woods Nature Park. I was so excited because I love being outdoors and learning about plants and animals. The park is huge, with lots of hiking trails, ponds, and forests to explore. Our teachers told us we would get to see all kinds of cool things!We left school right after morning assembly and rode buses to the park. It took almost an hour to get there. As soon as we arrived, I could smell the fresh air and hear birds chirping everywhere. The park rangers met us and divided us into small groups with one ranger for each group.My group's ranger was named Jake. He was really nice and knew a ton about nature. The first thing he showed us was how to use binoculars to look at birds up in the trees. He helped me focus the binoculars and I saw a bright red cardinal perched on a branch. Its feathers were so vivid!Then we headed out on the Bluebird Trail, which looped around a pretty meadow. Jake stopped along the way to point out different kinds of butterflies, wildflowers, and other cool plants. He let us gently touch the soft leaves and smell the sweet flowers. I loved the bright yellows, purples, and oranges of the flowers.We also saw some deer munching on leaves in the distance! Jake said does with fawns often come to the meadow because it's a safe place. The little spotted fawns were so adorable. We all had to be very quiet so we didn't scare them away.After hiking the loop, Jake took us off the trail a bit to sit beside a bubbling brook. He showed us how to look under rocks in the water for caddisfly larva cases. I found one that looked like a tiny log cabin made of twigs and pebbles. So neat!For lunch, we had a picnic beside Willow Pond. I'd brought a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, an apple, and a chocolate chip cookie. While we ate, Jake told us all about the huge willow trees around the pond. He said the dangling branches used to sweep the ground before park staff trimmed them up. Kids would actually play inside the curtains of leaves as a hideout!After lunch, we went swimming in Willow Pond. The water was cool but not too cold. Our class played tons of games likeMarco Polo, beach ball baseball, and plastic duck races. I didn't want to get out when our swimming time was over!Before we had to leave, Jake let us go to the Nature Center to see their huge boa constrictor snake and other animal exhibits. The boa was very slowly sliding around its branches in the tank. Its scales were bright reddish browns and blacks in an amazing pattern. I'd never been that close to a snake that big before!On the bus ride back to school, I looked through all the pictures I had taken on my camera. I had captured shots of the butterflies and wildflowers, the deer grazing in the meadow, the sun sparkling on the pond, and all my friends' smiling faces. The day had been incredible.When we got back, I told my parents all about the birds, animals, plants, and fun I had experienced. They agreed that Warbler Woods seemed like an amazing place to learn about nature up close. I'm so lucky my class got to go on a field trip there. I can't wait until our next outdoor adventure!篇5A Fun Day at Woodland ParkLast Saturday was the best day ever! Our class went on a field trip to Woodland Park. I was so excited because I love being outdoors and going on adventures.We left school at 9am and rode buses to the park. It took almost an hour to get there. On the way, we passed lots of houses, stores, and traffic. But when we finally arrived at the park, it was like entering a completely different world.Woodland Park is huge, with tons of trees, trails, ponds, and wide open grassy areas. As soon as we got off the buses, I could smell the fresh air and hear all kinds of birds chirping. The sky was bright blue without a single cloud. My teacher told us we were so lucky to have such beautiful weather for our field trip.After going over the rules and buddy system, we headed out on the main trail. Even though there were 60 kids from our class, it wasn't crowded at all in the park. We spread out and I got to walk alongside my best friend Jake.The trail was nice and wide, with wood chips covering the ground. We walked past so many tall oak, maple, and pine trees. Their branches stretched out overour heads, providing spots of cool shade. My favorite were the pines because their needles gave off an amazing fresh scent.To the left of the trail was a babbling brook. We stopped to check it out and saw hundreds of tiny minnows swimming together. The water was so clear, we could see every rock at the bottom. A few kids tried catching the minnows with their hands but they were too fast!Next we came across a huge field full of wildflowers. Our teacher said we could go off the trail and explore, as long as we stayed where she could see us. Jake and I ran straight into the middle of the field. The grass and flowers came up to my waist! We carefully made our way through, being careful not to step on any of the yellow dandelions or purple violets.After rolling around in the soft grass for a while, we rejoined the trail. Up ahead, we noticed a wooden bridge going over the stream. One by one, we each got to walk across it. The bridge seemed very long and high up when you were standing in the middle. I felt like a troll guarding the stream below!The trail started going uphill after that, winding through some rockier areas. We had to watch our step more carefully but I didn't mind. I liked climbing over the rocks and tree roots that stuck out of the ground. A few kids fell and got a little muddy, but they were having just as much fun as the rest of us.Finally, we arrived at Spring Pond. This was the last stop on our trail and where we would eat our lunch. Spring Pond was beautiful, with crystal clear blue water. Our teacher said it was fed by an underground spring. We sat down on the grassy bank to eat our sandwiches and snacks. The ducks and geese that called the pond home came right up to us, hoping we would share!After lunch, we had some free time to explore around the pond. Jake and I found a family of frogs sunbathing on a warm rock. We watched them for bit and tried our best to sneak up and get a closer look without scaring them into the water. Those frogs could really jump far!Eventually it was time to start heading back to meet the buses. I felt sad that our fun day was coming to an end. On the walk back, we passed through the meadow and wildflower field again. This time, I paid extra close attention, trying to commit every sight and smell to memory. I knew it would be many months until our class could come back to Woodland Park.When we finally made it back to the parking lot, we were one of the last groups to arrive. My face was probably looking a little red from being out in the sun all day. My shoes were caked withmud and my shirt had some grass stains. But I didn't mind one bit. It's proof of what an awesome outdoor adventure I had!Once we were back on the bus, my teacher allowed us to have snacks and drinks for the ride home. I spent most of the time gazing out the window, watching the park disappear from view. I could hardly wait to tell my parents about all the cool things I saw and did at Woodland Park. Getting to spend an entire day immersed in nature's beauty was the perfect field trip. I'm already counting down the days until we can go back again!篇6A Fun Day at the Nature ParkLast Friday was one of the best days ever! Our class went on a field trip to Westwood Nature Park. I was so excited because I love being outdoors and learning about plants and animals.We left school right after lunch and rode the bus for about 30 minutes. When we arrived, a park ranger named Emily met us. She seemed really nice and told us we were going to have an awesome day exploring the park.First, we hiked along a trail through the woods. Emily stopped to show us different kinds of trees and plants. Iremembered learning about oak trees, maple trees, and ferns in science class. It was cool to see them in real life instead of just pictures in our books.As we walked, Emily said, "Keep your eyes peeled for any critters!" I was looking all around, hoping to spot a deer, rabbit, or squirrel. Suddenly, a chipmunk ran right across the trail in front of us! We all gasped and giggled when we saw its chubby cheeks stuffed with nuts or seeds. Emily told us chipmunks gather food to store for the winter when it's hard to find things to eat.Further down the trail, we came to a bubbling stream. Emily caught a tiny green frog and passed it around carefully so each of us could hold it briefly before letting it go. Its sticky toes felt so weird and cool! I was a little scared it might jump right out of my hands.After the hike, we had a picnic lunch at a big wooden pavilion. My peanut butter and jelly sandwich tasted so yummy after all that walking and fresh air. We even got to have an ice cream sandwich for dessert - yum!Then it was time for my favorite part - the nature crafts! We split into groups to make different projects. My group made bird feeders out of pine cones, peanut butter, and bird seed. We gotto take them home to hang in our yards or gardens. The birds will love the tasty treats!Another group wove bracelets and baskets from blades of grass and strips of bark. They looked so intricate and pretty. The last group used leaves, twigs, rocks and other nature items to make pictures and collages. Their art turned out beautiful.Before we left, each of us got our very own nature explorer kit containing a magnifying glass, binoculars, a small notebook, colored pencils, and a guide to identify trees, bugs, birds and other wildlife. I can't wait to use it in my backyard.On the bus ride back to school, my best friend Lily and I looked through the nature guide. We tried to find some of the cool plants and critters we had seen at the park. We also played games like I Spy and 20 Questions to pass the time.When we got back, I was tired but felt so happy and refreshed from spending the day outdoors. Mom asked what my favorite part was, and I hadto think for a minute because it was all so much fun. I decided I most enjoyed the hike and seeing the chipmunk and frog.I'm already looking forward to our next field trip or even just a weekend visit back to Westwood Nature Park. Getting outdoors and experiencing nature firsthand is way better than just reading about it in books. I hope we can go back again soon!。
2024冀教版四年级上学期英语期中整理复习针对练习
2024冀教版四年级上学期英语期中整理复习针对练习班级：_____________ 姓名：_____________【单词拼写】1. 填写单词的正确形式。
1.We have six________.(lesson)2.What subjects do you________( like)?3.I like________(paint).4.This is________(we) timetable for today.5.We________(have) Chinese in the afternoon.2. 根据句意及首字母或汉语提示写单词。
1. I am ____ (口渴的).2. I am listening to r___？3. Is it y___ or blue?3. 看图，将下列单词补充完整。
4. 看图写单词。
［1］______________ ［2］______________［3］______________ ［4］ ______________ ［5］______________ ［6］______________5. 按要求写单词。
（1）boy（复数）___________（2）candy（复数）___________（3）Lost & Found（汉语意思）___________（4）toy（复数）___________（5）（笔记本）___________【填空题】6. 选词填空，每词限用一次。
aunt strong Let’s Who try glasses［1］__________ is he?［2］She’s my __________.［3］Jim is tall and __________.［4］But __________ chopsticks for noodles.［5］My __________ are near the phone.［6］__________ clean the classroom!7. 看图，选词完成Lily的家谱。
owl city的部分歌词
captains of the sky 歌词Mid-air, I woke up beneath the flight deck on a wallpaper airplane 半空中我醒来的飞行甲板下方墙上纸飞机As you stared, I strap my helmet on and left your driveway behind 当你凝视我带我的头盔并留下您的车道背后Flutter all through the night颤振通宵And we can pull the clouds around我们可以打击周围的云This paper hanger skyline环绕着天际线Summer smile again夏天再次微笑And you can disappear而你选择离开But I＇d rather be here但我依然选择在这里Dive bomb, we descended down the staircase潜水炸弹我们沿着楼梯下降and crashed to the kitchen floor并撞向厨房的地板So long, our flight of Downy dreams只要我们的飞行梦想霜霉病Preened our soft paper wingsPreened我们的软纸的翅膀Hello, down there你好你在那里The morning made of sailors in the air早上清新湿润的空气中Keeping the midnight stars held high保持飞翔在午夜星空中We are captains of the sky, waving goodbye我们的天空船长挥手再见Song:The Saltwater RoomI opened my eyes last night and saw you in the low lightWalking down by the bay, on the shore,staring up at the planes that aren't the re anymoreI was feeling the night grow old and you were looking so coldLike an introvert, I drew my over shirtAround my arms and began to shiver violently beforeYou happened to look and see the tunnels all around meRunning into the dark undergroundAll the subways around create a great soundTo my motion fatigue: farewellWith your ear to a seashellYou can hear the waves in underwater cavesAs if you actually were inside a saltwater roomTime toge the r is just never quite enough When you and I are alone, I've never felt so at homeWhat will it take to make or break this hint of love?We need time, only timeWhen we're apart whatever are you thinking of?If this is what I call home, why does it feel so alone?So tell me darling, do you wish we'd fall in love?All the time, all the timeTennis ElbowCell phones and travel stationsRingtones and new relationsSay hello to all your friends for meSeveral calls are made to ThailandWound up in Prince Edward IslandAnd my head feels like it's ready to blowI served and scratched a rainbowSo curved, I felt the pain goThrough my jointsAnd now I don't wanna playSwinging down, I sent the birdieDowntown, at 7:30And I'm convinced that I've got tennis elbowWe are lost in the soundClose your eyesAnd I will twirl you aroundWe are lost in the soundClose your eyesAnd I will twirl you aroundWe are lost in the soundClose your eyesAnd I will twirl you aroundSailboatsSailboats wish that they were stars,Floating softly in the skyAmong our dreams that pay goodbyeMoving through transparent space,Drifting through the stratosphereAnd onward 'till they disappearThese continents from overheadLook like tiny paper shapesIntricately set in placeBelow the misty mountain cloudsTheres a lovely silver bayWhere sunset sailors often hideawayScuba diver in the lock,Speedboat driver on the dockSailplane pilot in the blue take me up there with youThe world looks brighter from this high altitudeI was walking through the trees (Sailboats wish they were stars) And I was swimming through the sea(Cause they don't know who they are)I was falling through the airWhen it hit me right there...My eyes are tired; I don't even careAn airplane carried me to bed,Where i slept above the coastAnd dreamt I had become a ghostI sail above the frozen peaks,Deep in cold cathedral cavesTake the car on the lawnFly the jet to the sunAnd bring the spacecraft'n soon while I play chess with the moonI feel like sleeping through this cold afternoonOnce in 1964 (Sailboats wish they were stars) An actress ran on the shore (Cause they don't know who they are)And though you'll never return,I love you Audrey HepburnSometimes I can see your face in the crowdThere are sailboats throughout this brilliant skyBut you cannot pick them out if you can't flyI'm glad the Earth doesn't careIf I go up thereIf you want to just ask me and I will take you along..Vanilla TwilightThe stars lean down to kiss youAnd I lie awake and miss youPour me a heavy dose of atmosphere'Cause I'll doze off safe and soundlyBut I'll miss your arms around meI'd send a postcard to you dear'Cause I wish you were hereI'll watch the night turn light blueBut it's not the same without youBecause it takes two to whisper quietlyThe silence isn't so badTill I look at my hands and feel sad'Cause the spaces between my fingersAre right where yours fit perfectlyI'll find repose in new waysThough I haven't slept in two days 'Cause cold nostalgia chills me to the bone But drenched in vanilla twilightI'll sit on the front porch all nightWaist-deep in thought because when I think of youI don't feel so aloneI don't feel so aloneAs many times as I blinkI'll think of you tonightI'll think of you tonightWhen violet eyes get brighterAnd heavy wings grow lighterI'll taste the sky and feel alive againAnd I'll forget the world that I knewBut I swear I won't forget youOh, if my voice could reach back through the pastI'll whisper in your earOh,darling.I wish you were here。
2023-2024学年天津市南开区八年级上学期期中考试英语试卷含答案
2023-2024学年天津市南开区八年级（上）期中英语试卷一、听力理解（一）在下列每小题内，你将听到一个或两个句子并看到供选择的A、B、C三幅图画。
找出与你所听句子内容相匹配的图画。
1．（1分）2．（1分）3．（1分）4．（1分）（二）下面你将听到十组对话，每组对话都有一个问题。
根据对话内容，从每组所给的A 、B 、C 三个选项中找出能回答所提问题的最佳选项。
5．（1分）Why didn't Mike do much sport last year？A.He hurt his legs.B.He couldn't walk.C.He hurt his head.6．（1分）What's David's advice to protect the animals in danger？A.Raise money.B.Plant trees.C.Stop killing.7．（1分）How does Tony improve English？A.By talking to friends.B.By reading English stories.C.By listening a lot.8．（1分）When did the baseball match start？A.At 8：15.B.At 8：30.C.At 8：45.9．（1分）Who takes the bus to school？A.Jim's brother.B.Jim's sister.C.Jim.10．（1分）What is probably difficult for Mary to learn English？A.Grammar.B.Listening.C.Spelling.11．（1分）How long does it take the girl to get to school by car？A.About 20 minutes.B.About 30 minutes.C.over 40 minutes.12．（1分）What's Mary's new school like？A.It's beautiful.B.It's old.C.It's not very big.13．（1分）Who is better at table tennis？A.Jim.B.Bill.C.Tom.14．（1分）When was Jane Austen born？A.In 1775.B.In 1813.C.In 1817.（三）听下面长对话或独白。
江苏省常州市溧阳市2024-2025学年五年级上学期11月期中英语试题(含答案,无听力原文,无音频)
溧阳市2024～2025学年度第一学期期中质量调研测试五年级英语试题练习范围: Unit 1~Project1 练习时间:60分钟2024.11一、听录音，判断所听内容是否与下列图片相符，用“√”或“×”表示。
(听两遍)( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( )( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( )二、听录音，找出所听到的内容，将序号填在括号内。
(听两遍)( )1.A. sofa B. soft C. sorry( )2.help. B. happy C. heavy( )3.A. good. B.group C. great( )4.A. rabbit B. robot C. puppy( )5.A.swims B. wings. C.swings( )6.A. friend B. forest. C. finger三、听录音，根据所听内容顺序，给下列图片标序号。
(听两遍)( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( )( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( )四、听录音，根据听到的句子，选择正确的应答。
(听两遍)( )1.A. Tea. B. Black coffee C. Orange juice.( )2.A. She can sleep. B. She likes the bed. C. She is tired.( )3. A. It's big and bright. B. There are twenty-four. C. It's on the fifth floor. ( )4.A. Fish. B. Ducks. C.Chickens.( )5.A. She likes climbing B. She has a puppy. C. She can't do that.五、听录音，补全下列短文，每空格填一词。
(听三遍)There is a beautiful girl in the forest. She lives in a small____________.It's___________ a big apple tree.The girl likes__________.She has a good animal friend.It has a big_________and a______________tail.It can___________and_____________.The girl often plays with it_________________the trees. They_______________together happily.第二部分读一读一、选择最佳答案。
2022-2023学年八年级英语上学期能力提升卷(仁爱版)Unit 4 Our world(含详解)
2020-2021学年度仁爱版八年级英语上册Unit4 Our world能力提升卷学校:___________姓名：___________班级：___________考号：___________第I卷（选择题）一、单选题（每小题1分,共10分)1．（2019·河南川汇初二期末）Lily moved to the city 3 days ago. Now she still can’t get used to ____ there. A．lives B．living C．to live D．live2．（2019·河南川汇初二期末）Taiwan is a beautiful place. It is ____ the southeast of China.A．in B．on C．to D．off3．（2019·湖北咸安初二期末）—It’s necessary ____ our environment.—I agree with you.A．protect B．protecting C．to protect D．protects4．（2019·湖北咸安�初二期末）-How careful Jim is! - He writes ____ in our class.A．more careful B．most carefully C．most careful D．more carefully 5．（2019·山东初三课时练习）If you want to get more information about English learning, please visit our _______.www.yyxx.cm.A．company B．storeC．office D．website6．（2019·全国课时练习）Don’t ride too fast, David. _______ the risk of an accident.A．Take away B．Write down C．Think about D．Try out7．（2019·全国初二单元测试）—_______ is not easy to draw pictures with this pen.—You are right.A．There B．This C．That D．It8．（2019·全国初二单元测试）Ann used the computer for shopping, _______?A．used she B．usedn’t she C．did she D．didn’t she9．（2019·全国初二单元测试）—There are many old houses in Beijing, aren’t there?—_______ Only a few remain now.A．Yes, they are. B．No, they aren’t.C．No, there aren’t.D．Yes, there are.10．（2019·全国初二单元测试）How terrible! The truck hit the wall to avoid the child. A．hurt B．to hurt C．hurts D．hurting二、完形填空（每小题1分,共10分)（2019·邢台市第二中学初二课时练习）In each country, there are some places of interest, like Big Ben in Britain, the Great Wall in China and so on. So you must 11 the Leaning Tower of Pisa(比萨斜塔). But do you know why it leans (倾斜)? It leans 12 a mistake. In 1173, people of 13 wanted to build a bell tower. They wanted the tower to be 14 bell tower in the whole country. Before people finished 15 the third floor of it, the tower began to lean. People tried to make the building 16 again. However, as they added(增加) more floors, the tower only got 17 .It 18 almost 180 years to fini sh the tower. Today, the Leaning Tower has eight floors. It’s 54.5 meters tall, and it leans about 5 meters to one 19 . If someone cannot think out a good way 20 the tower, like all the other old buildings, it’ll fall apart(倒塌) in the future.11．A．hear B．listen C．know D．learn12．A．because B．because of C．so D．as13．A．Pisa B．London C．Beijing D．New York14．A．the beautiful B．the more beautiful C．the most beautiful D．most beautiful 15．A．building B．to build C．built D．be built16．A．lean B．straight C．straighter D．to lean17．A．bad B．badly C．worse D．worst18．A．spent B．cost C．used D．took19．A．bell B．side C．floor D．way20．A．to save B．saves C．saving D．save三、阅读理解（每小题2分,共40分)A（2020·北京朝阳初二期末）Help the Animals21．Where do hippos live?A．In the sea B．In the zoos. C．In the rivers D．In the forests.22．How many kakapos are left in the world?A．Only 32. B．Only 100. C．About 3,000. D．About 6,600.23．What does a manatee look like?A．It has ears like a bat and a body like a cat.B．It is a bit like a hippo and a bit like a seal.C．It is a large animal with small eyes and ears.D．It is the biggest parrot and looks like an owl.B（2019·河北路北初二期中）Why do plants grow in some places and not in others? Why does some land have so much growing on it, while other land has almost no plants growing on it at all?To grow, plants need several things. One is warmth. In very cold places almost nothing grows. Plants also need water. In very dry parts of the earth only a few unusual plants can grow. That’s why dry deserts everywhere are almost not covered by trees or grass.Plants must also have a place in which to put down their roots and grow. They find it difficult to grow on hard land. The town is built on hard land. The plants here have only the soil found between the cracks (缝隙)of the stones to grow in.Another thing plants must have before they can grow is food.What will happen if we try to make things grow on the sandy beach? A few plants, such as beach grass, will grow in sand, but most plants won’t. Even if the weather is warm enough and we water the plants each day, many of them will die because the sand on this beach has almost no food for plants.24．According to the passage, plants need ________ things to grow well.A．two B．three C．four D．five25．From the passage, we can know it is ________ for plants to grow in dry places.A．easy B．difficult C．impossible D．important26．The reason why most plants can’t grow on the sandy beach is that ________.A．there isn’t enough sunlight B．there is too much waterC．it is too crowded there D．it has little food for plantsC（2019·南京师范大学附属苏州石湖中学初二）Mr. Wang is a teacher from Suzhou. He asked his students to hand in their homework through a QR code (二维码). “We spent an hour or two in class learning how to generate (使产生) the codes, and in the end everything gets easier,” said Wang. “When student s finish the homework, they keep it on WeChat (微信). Then, each student makes his own QR code and gives it to me. So I can check their work everywhere using my computer or telephone.”The QR codes can be sent to Mr. Wang by email, QQ and WeChat. When Wang scans (扫描) his students’ QR codes, their homework appears on his phone. He finds that their homework becomes more creative (创新的), with many pictures, music and even videos.Wang’s students like the new way and think it is interesting. “We are living in the information age. Many students like to work with computers, which makes learning more fun.” said Tingting, a student of Wang’s.“The paper is not easy to keep, but the code is easy to keep and share.” Wang said. “It is worth trying to use new technology in education. Education itself is a kind of creation. I don’t want my students to fall behind the times.”However, some parents are worried. They are afraid that their children will spend too much time on computers and less time communicating with teachers. But in fact, it’s unnecessary. Students still need to look up information in books and write it down when they do their homework. They only use the code when they hand in their work, which doesn’t take them too much time. Also for teachers, it allows them to checkthe students’ work at any time. And it’s also an easy way to share homework with other students. 27．According to the passage, students can keep their homework on ________.A．WeChat B．QQ C．email D．blog(博客)28．Wang’s students think the new way is ________.A．strange B．boring C．interesting D．unnecessary29．What does “it” in Paragraph 4 refer to (指代)?A．The paper is not easy to keep. B．Keeping and sharing the code easily.C．Trying to use new technology in education. D．Education itself is a kind of creation.30．What’s the main idea of the passage?A．Teachers needn’t check homework any more.B．Students needn't hand in homework any more.C．Using QR codes makes checking homework easier.D．Some parents are worried about their children.D（2020·湖南广益实验中学初三开学考试）There's a heat that's so hot you can literally(不加夸张地) fry an egg in the sun. This is a serious side to summer in Australia that you might not know about.In February there were more than 80 different bushfires burning at the same time in New South Wales, a southeastern state of Australia. The Guardian newspaper reported that 42 homes were burned to the ground because of these fires. These homes are not like Chinese ones. They are huge farms. Many Australian properties are larger than 1,000 sq km, while the biggest is more than 20,000 sq km, even larger than Beijing!Every family prepares for bushfire season and protects their property. But sometimes the fires are too big and people have to move to safetyThe hot weather also causes other problems. It was so hot in February that thousands of bats(蝙蝠) died from the heat. People can get sick if they stay outside for too long or don't drink enough water The heat can also cause power problems for homes and businessesThe heat, which can go above 40 ℃ in some cities, is very dangerous. There are lots of trees and dry grass in areas far away that can easily catch fire. Even throwing a burning cigarette out of a car window can start a dangerous fire. That is why summer is also known as "bushfire season" in Australia.The Australian summer is enjoyable. But it is worth remembering that the heat can cause lots of problems,too.31．According to the second and third paragraphs, we know that________.A．bushfires happen more often on farmsB．bushfires can cause a huge loss to peopleC．Australian people are very rich because of their large farms.32．What does the underlined word “properties” in Para.2 probably mean in Chinese?A．房产B．山林C．水域33．The hot weather in Australia can bring the following problems EXCEPT that________.A．bats can die B．electricity can go out C．drinking water runs out 34．What’s the main idea of the fifth paragraph?A．There are more fire accidents in areas far away.B．It is dangerous to smoke in a forest.C．Bushfires in Australia are common events in summer.35．What can we infer from the passage?A．The high heat is one of the causes of bushfires in Australia.B．People have no way to fight against bushfires.C．The weather changes a lot in Australia.E（2019·莆田市秀屿区下屿初级中学初二课时练习）How do animals communicate (交流) with each other? They have special “languages”. In fact, they are using signals (信号). Different signals have different meanings.For example, when a bee (蜜蜂) finds food somewhere, it flies home quickly. It can’t speak, but it can tell others by dancing. Other bees will know where and how far the food is.Some animals show their feelings by making sounds. For example, when a dog is angry, it barks (吠). At this time, you’d better stay away from it. Birds can make several sounds to show different meaning s. Sometimes we humans show feelings by making sounds instead of by speaking. For example, when we feel painful (疼痛的), we cry“Oh!”or“Ouch!”.We humans have languages and words. We can communicate face to face by speaking. We can write down what happened in order to remember clearly. We can also send (寄) messages to people far away. But animals can’t.根据短文内容，判断正（T）误（F）。
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介绍深圳吃喝玩乐英语作文80字全文共3篇示例，供读者参考篇1Shenzhen: A Vibrant Melting Pot of DelightsAs a student hailing from a small town, the bustling city of Shenzhen has been an exhilarating adventure for my taste buds and my thirst for adventure. This city, once a humble fishing village, has transformed into a dynamic metropolis that seamlessly blends traditional Chinese cuisine with international flavors, offering a tantalizing array of culinary experiences.Food Odyssey: A Gastronomic ExplorationShenzhen's food scene is a kaleidoscope of flavors that cater to every palate. From the traditional Cantonese delicacies to the fiery Sichuan fare, and the mouthwatering street food stalls, the city is a gourmand's paradise. Let me take you on a gastronomic journey through the city's culinary highlights.Cantonese Delights: A Taste of TraditionNo visit to Shenzhen would be complete without savoring the authentic Cantonese cuisine. The city's proximity to HongKong has heavily influenced its culinary landscape, offering a plethora of Cantonese restaurants that showcase the region's rich culinary heritage. One of my favorite spots is the unassuming Da Ping Hao, tucked away in the bustling Luohu District. Here, you can indulge in the legendary Cantonese dim sum, with delicate steamed dumplings, succulent barbecued pork buns, and flavorful rice noodle rolls.For a more upscale dining experience, I recommend the renowned Lazy Bay Restaurant, known for its exquisite Cantonese seafood dishes and impeccable service. Their steamed live prawns with garlic and the crispy roasted chicken are simply divine.Sichuan Spice: A Fiery DelightIf you're a fan of bold and fiery flavors, Shenzhen's Sichuan restaurants will ignite your taste buds with their numbing and tingling spices. One of the standout establishments is Xiao Sichuan, a no-frills eatery that serves up authentic Sichuan fare. Their mouth-numbing mapo tofu and the sizzling kung pao chicken are sure to set your taste buds ablaze in the most delightful way.For a more refined Sichuan experience, I suggest Yu Xuan Feng, a sophisticated restaurant that combines traditionalSichuan flavors with modern presentation. Their tea-smoked duck and the hot and sour potatoes are simply unforgettable.Street Food Extravaganza: Flavor Explosions on the GoNo culinary adventure in Shenzhen would be complete without exploring the city's vibrant street food scene. From the bustling Huaqiangbei area to the lively Dongmen Pedestrian Street, you'll find an array of tantalizing street food stalls that offer a taste of the city's diverse culinary heritage.One of my favorite street food delicacies is the crispy and savory jianbing, a Chinese crepe filled with a mouthwatering combination of eggs, crispy wonton skins, and an array of flavorful sauces. The aroma alone is enough to make your mouth water.For a sweet treat, don't miss the hot and crispy egg waffles, also known as gai daan jai. These golden spherical waffles are a beloved street food delicacy, and their crispy exterior and soft, fluffy interior make for a delightful snack or dessert.Nightlife and Entertainment: Unwinding in ShenzhenAfter indulging in Shenzhen's culinary delights, the city offers a vibrant nightlife scene that caters to every taste andpreference. From lively bars and clubs to tranquil teahouses and cultural performances, Shenzhen has something for everyone.Bar Hopping and ClubbingFor those seeking a lively night out, Shenzhen's bar and club scene is thriving. The trendy Coco Park in Futian District is a popular hotspot, offering a diverse range of bars, clubs, and live music venues. Whether you're in the mood for a casual drink with friends or an energetic night of dancing, Coco Park has it all.If you're looking for a more upscale experience, head to the chic rooftop bars in the Shekou area, where you can sip on expertly crafted cocktails while enjoying panoramic views of the city skyline.Cultural Immersion: Teahouses and PerformancesFor a more serene and cultural experience, Shenzhen's teahouses and performance venues offer a tranquil escape from the city's hustle and bustle. I highly recommend visiting the Shenzhen Civic Center, a stunning architectural marvel that hosts various cultural performances, from traditional Chinese operas to contemporary dance productions.If you're a tea enthusiast, don't miss the opportunity to visit one of Shenzhen's authentic teahouses. The Lan Ting Teahousein the Futian District is a serene oasis where you can savor exquisite teas while immersing yourself in the rich culture and traditions of Chinese tea ceremonies.Outdoor Adventures: Embracing NatureWhile Shenzhen is known for its urban energy, the city also offers numerous opportunities to connect with nature and engage in outdoor adventures. One of my favorite spots is the picturesque Xianhu Botanical Garden, a lush oasis where you can escape the city's hustle and bustle and explore a diverse array of plant life.For those seeking a more adrenaline-fueled experience, the Shenzhen Camping Club organizes exciting outdoor activities, such as hiking, rock climbing, and camping trips to nearby mountains and natural reserves.Shenzhen: A City of Endless PossibilitiesAs a student exploring this dynamic city, I've come to appreciate Shenzhen's unique blend of culinary delights, vibrant nightlife, and cultural richness. From the mouthwatering street food to the trendy bars and clubs, and the tranquil teahouses, this city truly offers something for everyone.Whether you're a foodie, a night owl, or an outdoor enthusiast, Shenzhen's diverse offerings will leave you craving for more. So, pack your bags, open your mind, and get ready to embark on an unforgettable journey through this captivating metropolis.篇2Shenzhen, the Vibrant Playground: A Student's PerspectiveAs a student in the ever-evolving city of Shenzhen, I've discovered a world of culinary delights, lively nightlife, and captivating attractions that keep me endlessly entertained. From the sizzling street food stalls serving up mouthwatering delicacies to the trendy bars and clubs where friends gather to let loose, Shenzhen is a playground for the senses.Exploring the city's diverse dining scene is a must for any food enthusiast. Whether you crave the tantalizing flavors of Cantonese cuisine or seek to venture into the realm of international fare, Shenzhen delivers with an array of restaurants catering to every palate. The bustling streets are lined with hole-in-the-wall eateries that offer an authentic taste of local specialties, while upscale establishments provide a sophisticated dining experience.But Shenzhen isn't just about satisfying your taste buds; it's also a hub for entertainment and leisure. The city boasts an impressive lineup of shopping malls, where you can indulge in retail therapy or catch the latest blockbuster at one of thestate-of-the-art movie theaters. For those seeking a dose of nature, the lush parks and gardens offer a welcome respite from the urban hustle and bustle.Nightlife in Shenzhen is a scene of its own, with a vibrant mix of bars, clubs, and live music venues catering to every taste and preference. From the pulsating beats of electronic dance music to the soulful melodies of local bands, the city's nightlife scene promises an unforgettable experience.As a student, I've found that Shenzhen strikes the perfect balance between academic pursuits and leisure activities. The city's affordable living costs and ample job opportunities make it an ideal destination for students seeking to gain valuable work experience while immersing themselves in a rich cultural tapestry.Whether you're a foodie, a night owl, or an adventure seeker, Shenzhen has something to offer for everyone. This dynamic city is a melting pot of experiences, where the ancient meets the modern, and where every day holds the promise of newdiscoveries. As a student, I feel fortunate to call Shenzhen my temporary home, and I eagerly anticipate the many adventures that lie ahead in this vibrant and ever-evolving metropolis.篇3Shenzhen: A Student's Playground for Food, Drinks, and AdventuresAs a student in the bustling city of Shenzhen, I've discovered a world of culinary delights, vibrant nightlife, and endless opportunities for exploration. From the moment I stepped foot in this metropolis, I was swept away by the tantalizing aromas wafting through the streets and the infectious energy that permeates every corner.Food: A Gastronomic OdysseyShenzhen's diverse culinary scene is a testament to its cosmopolitan character. Whether you're craving authentic Cantonese delicacies or seeking out international flavors, this city has it all. One of my favorite spots is the lively Huaqiangbei area, where street vendors beckon with mouthwatering skewers of succulent meats and fresh seafood. The sizzling sounds and tantalizing scents are enough to make any foodie's heart race.But Shenzhen's culinary offerings go far beyond street food. The city boasts a plethora of upscale restaurants, each showcasing its unique take on regional and global cuisines. From the elegantly plated Cantonese delicacies at the renowned Da Ping Hao to the innovative fusion creations at the trendy Bionic Brew, there's something to satisfy every palate.Drinks: Quenching Thirst and Igniting NightlifeAs the sun sets over Shenzhen's gleaming skyscrapers, the city's nightlife comes alive with a palpable energy. From cozy speakeasies to pulsating nightclubs, there's no shortage of places to indulge in a refreshing cocktail or groove to the beats of local DJs.One of my favorite haunts is the lively Coco Park, where trendy bars and lounges line the streets, each offering its unique vibe and signature libations. Whether you're in the mood for a meticulously crafted craft cocktail or a frosty imported beer, Coco Park has got you covered.But Shenzhen's nightlife isn't just about drinking; it's an immersive experience that blends music, art, and culture. From live music venues showcasing local talent to underground art galleries hosting thought-provoking exhibitions, there's always something new and exciting to discover.Adventures: Exploring Shenzhen's WondersBeyond the culinary and nightlife scenes, Shenzhen offers a wealth of adventures for those seeking to explore its rich tapestry of experiences. One of my favorite pastimes is venturing out to the nearby beaches, where I can soak up the sun, play beach volleyball, or simply bask in the tranquility of the crashing waves.For those seeking a taste of nature within the city limits, Shenzhen boasts a number of beautiful parks and gardens, such as the serene Lianhuashan Park and the breathtaking Fairy Lake Botanical Garden. These lush oases provide a welcome respite from the city's hustle and bustle, offering opportunities for picnicking, hiking, and simply appreciating the natural beauty that surrounds us.But Shenzhen's adventures extend far beyond its parks and beaches. The city is home to a thriving arts and culture scene, with countless museums, galleries, and performance venues to explore. From the cutting-edge exhibitions at the Shenzhen Museum of Contemporary Art to the mesmerizing performances at the Shenzhen Grand Theater, there's always something new and exciting to experience.ConclusionAs a student in Shenzhen, I've come to appreciate the city's unique blend of culinary delights, vibrant nightlife, and endless opportunities for adventure. Whether I'm indulging in a sumptuous meal, sipping on a craft cocktail, or exploring the city's natural wonders, Shenzhen never fails to surprise and delight me. It's a city that truly embodies the spirit of exploration and discovery, and I feel fortunate to call it my home away from home.。
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An 8 years girl had a panic attack.
一个八岁的女孩有恐慌症。
Cause the father she loved left and never look back. 因为她深爱的父亲永远的离开了她。
No longer the hero she counted on.
不再指望她曾经的英雄。
He told her he loved her and then he was gone.
他告诉她，他爱她，然后就走了。
She tried to look happy in front her friends.
她试着在朋友面前表现的很快乐
But knew that she'd never feel nomal again.
但她知道她再也不能像从前一样了。
She fought back the tears as they filled her eyes.
她总是强忍着盈眶的泪水。
And wanted him back just to tell him goodbye.
总是盼望着父亲回来，跟他说一声再见。
When the rains falls down
当大雨落下，
When it all turns around
当一切都好转
When the light goes out
当灯被熄灭，
It isn't the end
这并不是最终的结局。
Her dad was a good guy that everyone liked.
她的父亲曾是个大家都喜欢的好人。
But nobody knew he was dying inside.
但没人知道他的内心已千疮百孔。
He promised his family he'd be all right.
他向他的家人们承诺，他会好转的。
And then with a gunshot he left them behind.
然后一声枪响，他就永远的离开了她们。
When the rains falls down
When it all turns around
When the light goes out
It isn't the end
When the rains falls down
When it all turns around
When the light goes out
It isn't the end(Nooo-oh)
Her role of father he never deserved.
他从未尽过作为她父亲的责任，
He adandonned his daughter,and never returned.
永远抛弃自己的女儿。
And over the years oh the pain was real.
这些年来痛苦一直纠缠着她。
She finally forgave him,and started to hear.
最终她还是选择原谅，并开始倾听真相。
How close to the ending?Well,nobody knows.
结局是怎样的？好吧，没人知道。
The future's mystery and anything goes.
未来是个谜，任何事都有可能发生。
Love is confusing and life is hard
爱是令人困惑的，而生活也满是艰辛。
You fight to survive cause got you made it this far. 你拼命挣扎才能成功。
It's all to astounding to comprehend.
这让人觉得五味杂陈。
It's just the beginning and
this isn' t the end.
这只是个开始而不是结束。
It's just the beginning and this isn't the end.。