The school talent show was coming! I wanted to take part 1. it. So I signed up for (报名) it at once.
Then the first audition (试唱) came. I was in such 2. hurry that I didn't get fully prepared. 3. I still did my best. Since it was my first time to sing in front of so many classmates, I was 4.(real) nervous. When I finished, the only problem was that my voice wasn't loud enough. For the r5. of the week, I practiced hard to improve it. It was such a great challenge f6. me because I was a quiet girl. But I knew I had to get over it. As I kept 7.(practice), I got better and better.
On the day we performed, many 8.(student) came to see the show. I took a deep breath and tried to be calm. The show was 9.(success). I won these students' cheers at last. I'll never forget 10.(it) meaning-a good experience for me.
Who is Liu Haoran? He is 1. 20yearold actor. He played a smart student in the web series (连续剧) With You. He also played a detective (侦探) in the movie Detective Chinatown II.
You may think that Liu often plays talented 2.(role). In fact, Liu was a good student when he was i3. school. 4.(he) favorite subject was math. When he was a child, he even wanted to become a 5.(science). But with time going by, he changed his idea. In 2015, he 6.(go) to the Central Academy of Drama (中央戏剧学院). He got a very high s7. in the school entrance exam. While in school, Liu took on many acting roles 8. he missed many classes. But he studied h9. when he wasn't busy playing a role in a TV series. "I want to be a great actor. I need to learn 10. (much)," he told 163 Entertainment.
Do you know Alison Lapper? She is an 1.(usual) painter. She doesn't use her hands when she paints. She uses her mouth! Alison was born w2. arms. This caused her to spend 3. first seventeen years of her life in a hospital. But this didn't stop her from making 4.(she) dreams come true. She realized even though she was disabled, she could express herself as 5.(free) as normal people. This was w6. made her start drawing.
Although Alison lives a 7.(difference) life from others, she believes she can succeed like others. Her paintings 8.(be) excellent. They don't look like they are 9.(draw) by someone who uses her mouth. Alison has already become a symbol of courage. Her active w10. of living has encouraged many disabled people.
I'm Molly Brown, 1. student from New York. Every day, there 2.(be)too many terrible rules around me. In the morning, Mom's rules come -"You 3.(should)leave your dirty dishes in the kitchen!" After that, I run to s4. because I mustn't be late. At school, I even have 5.(many) rules to follow. I can't make noises, or I might be punished by my teachers.
I need to help my mom w6. the housework. Dad's rule is "You must do 7.(you) homework." After dinner, my father always 8.(say), "You had better read a book,9. you will fall behind others. It is good to read something before you go to bed." No 10.(game), no TV programs, only rules, rules.
Dear Tom,
Thanks for your letter. I want to tell you something 1. my school life.
In my class, everyone loves sports. We think doing sports is the 2.(funny) thing. Every morning we do morning exercises. We have P. E. classes 3.(two) a week. And we do sports every afternoon. 4.(we) favorite sports are basketball and soccer. The boys enjoy 5.(play) them and many girls like them as well. We have basketball teams, soccer teams 6. volleyball teams. Our teams often join in friendship 7.(match) with teams from other schools. When there is a match, many of us will go to watch it and cheer for our team 8.(excited). Besides, some students like playing t9. very much.
Sports help us to keep 10.(health) and happy. Do you like sports?
I'm looking forward to your reply.
Yours,
John
I grew up in Point Breeze. It's 1.(probable) best-known for Frick Park, which is a public park with many picnic areas, gardens, paths not only for hiking and biking 2. also for playing sports.
Besides great green space, Point Breeze also has excellent public and private 3.(school). Therefore, until 14 years old, my w4. world was Point Breeze. My neighborhood lived in 5.(I) memory is a world ruled by kids. I remembered h6. my friends and I would walk around with a football. We'd race to 7. candy store that near our home 8. foot. We'd go home when it 9.(get) dark outside, tired from playing but eager (渴望) to wake up and do it all again. We never felt scared, and we also never felt 10.(bore). That's how childhood should be.
