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Last summer, we went to work on the farm of my grandma. Upon arrival, we were divided into group of four, each group sharing one room. We worked quickly and hardly, sweeping the floor and made the bed. Then, we went to the yard, began to work at once and helped the corn harvest. We cut the corns off and pile them up. Never in my life had I ever seen so much corns lying in the field. I felt it was a great fun. On the last day, we gathered in the open air to have a party, where we sang songs but danced happily. How an unforgettable experience for both of us.
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The International Olympic Committee took the extraordinary step Tuesday of postponing the 2020 Tokyo Games, which were scheduled1.（launch）on July 24, because of2.coronavirus outbreak.
Just how extraordinary was this step? This3.（mark）only the fourth time since the first modem Olympics were held in 1896 that the Games have been4.（complete）affected by outside forces. The other three occasions were cancellations during the First and Second World5.（war）.
So this is the first time the Olympics6.（postpone）, rather than canceled.
"The Tokyo Olympics will not be canceled, "Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe told reporters in Tokyo after a call with International Olympic Committee President Thomas Bach on the matter.
The IOC also announced in a7.（state）that the Games will be rescheduled to a date beyond 2020 but not8.（late）than summer 2021.
It is a pandemic（疫情）, not a war, 9.is changing the Olympics schedule. The IOC said, "The Olympic Games in Tokyo could stand as a beacon of hope to the world during these troubled times. The Olympic flame could become the light at the end of the tunnel, in which the world finds itself 10.present."
My 9-year-old daughter and I were flying from our home to spend a week with my husband working in Miami.
As usual, the________was totally full. I noticed a troop of Boy Scouts（童子军）at the gate. Because we did not get our boarding passes until we arrived at the gate, Kallie and I could not get seats together and were________by the aisle（过道）. That wasn't such a big deal, ________that Kallie was nervous about the trip and had counted on my reading to her the whole way. Trying to________across the aisle would be a challenge.
When the two passengers who________my row boarded the plane, I asked if they would________places with us. They refused, ________they thought they should stay in their assigned seats. Meanwhile, a mother and her three children were in a________several rows ahead of us. There had been a mistake in their boarding passes, and the whole family had been ________up.
The passengers in her row________refused to move elsewhere. The mother could________her baby but her 6-year-old son and his older brother had been separated around the plane. She was very________about the younger boy sitting with strangers, yet________offered to help her.
________the Scout leader stood up, "Ma'am, I think we can help you." He then spent five minutes rearranging his group so that________space was available for the family. The mother's________was obvious.
Kallie, however, was beginning to panic at the________of not being next to her mother. Amazingly, the man sitting next to the Scoutmaster, turned around to me and asked, "Would you and your daughter like________seats?" referring to himself and the Scoutmaster. We traded seats and continued our trip, very much relieved to be________.
Would that man have offered us his seat if the Scouts hadn't done so for the mom and her children? I don't know. But I do know that kindness is________!
1.A.plane B.train C.bus D.car
2.A.stuck B.attracted C.separated D.hurt
3.A.besides B.with C.except D.until
4.A.read B.speak C.write D.look
5.A.bought B.shared C.reached D.reserved
6.A.like B.enjoy C.accept D.switch
7.A.complaining B.explaining C.finding D.realizing
8.A.hurry B.visit C.panic D.shame
9.A.split B.brought C.put D.taken
10.A.still B.therefore C.otherwise D.also
11.A.leave B.satisfy C.see D.hold
12.A.happy B.concerned C.mad D.discouraged
13.A.somebody B.anybody C.nobody D.everybody
14.A.Suddenly B.Secretly C.Usually D.Obviously
15.A.pleasant B.adequate C.limitless D.plentiful
16.A.anger B.shock C.worry D.relief
17.A.sight B.sound C.smell D.thought
18.A.our B.their C.your D.my
19.A.alive B.aboard C.together D.present
20.A.ambiguous B.infectious C.mysterious D.glorious
Calming Down before the Speech
Public speaking makes almost everybody anxious. Even seasoned speakers need to calm themselves down（or pump themselves up）before they give a presentation.1.
Practice in front of others. If you only practice speaking when you're alone, you're more likely to get anxious when you deliver the speech to an audience.2.Practice a little every day, but on the night before you deliver the speech, don't practice. Just relax. If you notice that there's a section of the speech that makes you the most nervous, practice it extra. For instance, if you always get nervous right at the beginning, devote extra Practice time to the beginning.
Visit the location of your speech. If you can, spend some time in the place where you will give your speech.3.If the location is in your workplace or school, visit it frequently to practice. Relax there as well. If the location won't be accessible until the day of the speech, try to come a little early so you can adapt yourself to the environment.
4.Write down what makes you nervous about a speech. Consider each of them individually. What's the worst that could happen in each case? If it happens, what will you do? For instance, if you're scared that you'll forget what to say next, think, "I'll just pause and look at my notes."
Exercise before a speech. Running and other forms of violent movement can use up your extra adrenaline（肾上腺素）. Try taking a jog, going for a rapid bike ride, or even dancing out your nerves on the morning before you present.5.
A.Practice there if you can
B.List the things that you're afraid of.
C.Make notes of the key points of your speech
D.Get more chance to practice before small groups.
E.Here are some tips that might help reduce anxiety.
F.Below are four causes of anxiety before the speech.
G.If you can't do something violent，take a walk instead.
Children may not be putting coins in piggy banks for much longer. With the move towards a cashless society, pocket money is moving digital.
To reflect this trend, many mobile budgeting apps for children have sprung up worldwide：GoHenry, Osper, and Gimi, to name but a few. These apps offer a simple money management service for children, often for a monthly fee paid by the parents. Parents can add money to children's accounts, set limits and monitor transactions(交易). Children can choose to save their money or spend it using a prepaid card.
These apps aim to teach young childrenfinancial concepts, such as budgeting, interest rates and income. For instance, the Swedish app Gimi—with 1.2 million users globally—has virtual savings jars where children can deposit money. Parents can pay children interest as they save. There is also a chores feature, where parents can pay children for completing household tasks. The account is attached to a prepaid card that is currently available in Sweden only, but is expected to be launched elsewhere in Europe in 2020.
Haglund, CEO of Gimi, believes the app can teach children responsible spending habits. "You don't become better at money management just because you have a degree in economics. It's more about the attitude and the relationship you have with parents' money when you're 6 to 12 years old," he says.
But Catherine Winter, managing director of financial capability at The London Institute of Banking and Finance, warns that while digital tools can help there needs to be a more structured approach to financial education. The area should "have regular, dedicated, classroom time and ideally should be taught as a standalone subject," she said. “Children would then have the right context and foundation to get the most out of both the apps and their money.”
1.What does the underlined part "this trend" in paragraph 2 refer to?
A.Putting coins in piggy banks
B.Pocket money moving digital
C.Mobile budging apps springing up.
D.Money management service being offered
2.What do we know about the Swedish app Gimi?
A.It pays children interest as they save.
B.It has 1. 2 million users all over Sweden.
C.It can teach children concepts related to money
D.It is attached to a credit card available in Sweden only.
3.What can we learn from Winter's words?
A.Digital tools can help a lot with spending habits
B.Money management requires financial capability.
C.A regular classroom-based financial education is needed.
D.Children can get the most out of their money with the apps
4.What's the passage mainly about?
A.The rise of the digital piggy bank.
B.The trend towards a cashless society.
C.The importance of financial education.
D.The popularity of money management apps.
Recently, the phrase "hair loss" has been trending among young people in China. A recent report on overall health showed that hair loss ranked fifth among top health concerns, following bad skin conditions, depression and anxiety, poor sleep, and digestive tract(消化道)discomfort and illness.
But hair loss isn't just a concern for Chinese youth. It is an inconvenient reality for many people in China and the world over. According to a survey, 250 million Chinese people are troubled by hair loss, most of them between 20 and 40 years old. In the United States, about one in five people is suffering from hair loss.
There isn't really any single reason for hair loss. Humans naturally lose about 50 to 100 hairs each day, which usually regrow later. However, genetic and environmental factors can mean, for some people, these lost hairs won't regrow. In addition, certain factors can further worsen hair loss, including too much stress from work school, too little sleep, and a bad diet.
Is there anything you can do to protect your remaining hair? There are many products out there ready to help you keep a full head of hair. Shampoos, lotions, surgery, even laser-helmets say they can help. Hair loss treatments represent a $3. 6 billion industry in the United States alone. While many of these products make bold promises about their capabilities to restore your hair, the reality is that fixing your hair loss will ultimately depend on finding the specific causes.
If it is due to stress, lack of sleep, or poor nutrition, then a lifestyle change might not only stop hair loss, but also restart the growth of hair. For most young people who want to protect their receding(后移的)hairlines, it starts with their personal health. All they need to do is change unhealthy living habits and pay more attention to their psychological well-being.
1.What can we learn about "hair loss" from the passage?
A.It is common among most people in China.
B.It is the top health concern for Chinese youth.
C.Only Chinese youth are suffering from hair loss.
D.It bothers people of different ages and countries
2.What stops the regrowth of the lost hairs for some people?
A.Genetic and environmental factors.
B.Stress from work and school.
C.Too little sleep.
D.A bad diet.
3.What's the author's attitude towards many hair loss treatments?
A.Critical. B.Objective.
C.Optimistic. D.Supportive.
4.What's the author's suggestion to young people with hair loss?
A.To use hair-growth products.
B.To change unhealthy lifestyle.
C.To have a health check in hospital
D.To pay attention to physical well-being
