Tom was so wild about computer games that he would stay online for ten hours ________ a day.
A.in the end B.in particular
C.on end D.on purpose
Sorry, I would have come earlier, but I ______ that you were waiting.
A.didn't know B.hadn't known
C.don't know D.haven't known
David asked his nephew to ______ his bag while he headed for a drink at the airport.
A.run out of B.keep an eye on C.make up for D.take advantage of
The new law has come into effect, and number of wild animals here is on____increase now.
A.the; the B.a; the C.the; / D.a; /
近日，全国都在提倡垃圾分类，你所在的学校也积极响应。假设你叫李津，作为学生会主席，需要你向全体同学发表一篇演讲，内容包括：
1. 垃圾分类的意义
2. 在学校如何进行垃圾分类（如将可回收垃圾单独收集）
3. 希望大家积极参与
请你根据以上提示，增加细节，写一篇不少于100词的演讲稿。
注意：
1. 文章的开头已经给出
2. 参考词汇：垃圾分类rubbish classification
My fellow students:
I’m Li Jin, chairman of the Students’ Union.
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It’s not easy to be a stay-at-home military mom. From military bases to apartments to mobile home communities, the one thing we could always count on was moving. Goodbye to old friends, hello to new ones. From climate to climate and town to town, I found myself wondering if my children would ever be able to put down roots.
It’s true that I would be there for them, but money was always short, and sometimes my husband’s pay record would be lost for months. Pinching pennies became an art form. From dusk to dawn, I made my children’s clothing, often redesigning hand-me-downs (旧衣服). I was once asked what made me so creative. My answer was both brief and honest: desperation.
My children adjusted with courage and humor. Their strength amazed me. But with no extended family, I often wondered if they would ever feel that they had roots. Would my children be harmed in the long run without feeling roots? What could I do?
Then I began gardening. We planted an apple tree. South Carolina is not exactly the perfect apple state. But that was never the point. We just knew the tree we planted really set root there. We lived in the Charleston for nearly eight years and our garden grew larger each year.
Not long ago, we did a search on Google Earth, and we found the house that had contained the laughter and dreams that we shared for eight years in Charleston. We scanned closer and closer down, down, and down and there it was, our little apple tree, alive and well.
Bittersweet tears rolled down my cheeks as I remembered the day we planted that tree. It had survived hurricanes, drought, and much sorrow, and so had we. At that moment, I finally understood. The apple tree’s roots, growing deep in South Carolina soil, were much like our family. Deep in the soil of shared joys and sorrows, our roots are strong in one another, in faith and in love.
1.What bothered the author as a stay-at-home military mom?(no more than 5 words)
2.How do you understand the underline sentence in Paragraph 2?(no more than 10 words)
3.Why did the author begin gardening ? (no more than 10 words)
4.What did the author and her children search for on the Google Earth?(no more than 10 words)
5.What is the main idea of the last paragraph?(no more than 10 words)
