假定你是李华。近日,某省博物馆遭投诉,一观众留言:“……不给吃东西,又不让孩子跑,工作人员管得也太多了吧!”这一做法,引起了网友热议。某英语报社现以What does a rule mean to you?为题征稿。请你写一篇100词左右的文章,谈一谈你对礼仪规范(etiquette)的认识。
注意:1.标题和开头已为你写岀,不计入总数;
2.可适当增加细节,以使行文连贯。
What does a rule mean to you?
It' s reported that a parent complains about a ban on food and running at the museum, saying the museum is “asking too much of children”.
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假定英语课上老师要求同桌之间交换修改作文,请你修改你同桌写的以下作文。文中共有10处语言错误,每句中最多有两处。每处错误仅涉及一个单词的增加、删除或修改。
增加:在缺词处加一个漏字符号(∧),并在其下面写出该加的词。
删除:把多余的词用斜线(\)划掉。
修改:在错的词下面画一横线,并在该词下面写出修改后的词。
注意:1.每处错误及其修改均仅限一词;
2.只允许修改10处,多者(从第11处起)不计分。
On July 5th my little dog Milo escaped from my yard fencing by bars. I suspected it was the fireworks on July 4th which frightened him. He headed for miles to the 1-5 freeway, running in and out of the traffic on it. A young couple spent several hours driven him away by car and on feet and rescued him. Having been noticed my phone number on his collar, they called me. They waited me in a supermarket parking lot after I came to pick him up. If it hasn't been for them, he would sure have been killed on the freeway. Their kind will never be forgotten!
阅读下面短文,在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
My aunt Carmeleta was the wife of my mother's youngest brother Fred. 1. my uncle Fred died many years ago and now Aunt Carmeleta 2.(marry) to Ken, I still consider her my aunt.
Everyone should have 3.wonderful aunt like Aunt Carmeleta. When I was a teenager, I lived with them for 2 years. Like a lot of teenagers, I had problems 4. (associate) with those playmates or classmates who talked 5. ( negative) about me. If you have ever had this happen, you’ll understand how 6. ( pain) it is.
I’d talk to Aunt Carmeleta about these hurtful things and she would always say, “Just be yourself.” This was great advice! In fact, it’s been some of the best advice I 7. (receive) since I could remember. I learned not everyone is going 8. (like) you and that's okay. Just be yourself.
When my husband Bill met Aunt Carmeleta for the first time, he questioned, “How could anyone be so nice and so real?” But he has found out the 9. (true) through the years. I've never forgotten AuntCarmeleta’s advice to “Just be yourself. ” We need more people in this world 10. give great advice and are kind and caring like Aunt Carmeleta.
When I was 17, I paid a long visit to Iowa to see a college I was thinking of attending. While the _______ was fun for the most part, I was feeling depressed and _______. I was realizing that I wouldn't be seeing my family _______ if I went to school here. I was also _______ the forests in Appalachian mountains of my home. I loved how the leaves turned a thousand _______ of green in spring and then became a sea of colors in autumn. I loved the _______ of the forget-me-nots and countless wild flowers that grew on the hillsides.
Here in Iowa everything was _______. The grass looked brown and _______. All that I could smell was a_______ of corn, mud, and pigs. One day I lay down on the ground. Eyes closed, I ________ being back home over and over again. When I ________ opened them, however, I saw something that ________ my soul: a prairie (草原) sunset. It seemed to fill the whole sky from the________. Gold, red, purple and pink clouds all flowed together and________ an amazing picture. It was so huge that I was________. In comparison with it, our mountain sunsets ________. I was filled with wonder and a sense of ________. I realized too that I had been picky and________. This place too had its own special ________
Over the years to come I learned something else. Each of us has a special beauty too —everyone has their own________talents and abilities to share.
1.A.story B.process C.trip D.performance
2.A.ashamed B.separated C.embarrassed D.shocked
3.A.very much B.any more C.long before D.ever since
4.A.crossing B.counting C.memorizing D.missing
5.A.manners B.shades C.pictures D.scenes
6.A.appearance B.color C.smell D.strength
7.A.flat B.tiring C.tiny D.certain
8.A.thick B.easy C.cozy D.burnt
9.A.variety B.pile C.mixture D.group
10.A.dreamed of B.gave up C.applied to D.insisted on
11.A.patiently B.secretly C.gently D.finally
12.A.bared B.touched C.freed D.sold
13.A.altitude B.sea C.horizon D.top
14.A.formed B.developed C.represented D.praised
15.A.worn out B.carried away C.put off D.taken in
16.A.landed B.varied C.arrived D.paled
17.A.harmony B.honor C.duty D.direction
18.A.guilty B.sensitive C.foolish D.selfless
19.A.meaning B.beauty C.card D.gift
20.A.strange B.reliable C.flexible D.unique
Undoubtedly, the best way to prevent illnesses of the mind is to exercise the brain. Here’re some great exercises to sharpen your mind.
Never stop learning. 1. One way is to take classes online through websites like Coursera, org or Edx. org, where you can take courses from the top universities for free. Perhaps you would like to learn a new language. 2. There are wonderful language programs available through RosettaStone. com and Duolingo.com which offer many lessons to choose from.
Read something everyday. Reading itself is a wonderful brain exercise. Make a point to read something every day. It could be a newspaper, book, blog or magazine, but the more informative it is, the more of a workout it will be for your thinking cap. 3.
Exercise your body. Exercising your body affects your strength, mood and fitness. Exercise excites the nervous system and causes you to perform at a higher level.
4. Communicating with others on topics of common interest is a great workout. Talking about in-depth topics like headline news and political interests exercises your ability to pay attention and focus. There are always many like-minded people who enjoy the same hobbies or share the same beliefs.
Play games. The act of solving problems and figuring out puzzles is excellent for keeping your brain in shape. 5. Solving math equations or word puzzles, and even just a quick game of Bubble Witch will do wonders for your thinking processes.
A.Associate with others.
B.Refer to professionals.
C.If you are short on time, just read the dictionary.
D.Such exercises promoted the growth of new stem cells in humans.
E.It’ll encourage areas of the brain that will improve your native tongue too.
F.The great news is, there are so many possible ways of learning new things.
G.Whether you prefer Crossword or Sudoku, playing puzzles will help you stay sharp.
It's October and you know what that means —the return of pumpkin Kit Kats, spooky (幽灵般的,怪异的)costumes for the kids and, of course, homemade Halloween treats. The whole spooky season leads up to tricks on October 31, but Halloween as we know it may be changing.
It's pretty common knowledge that Halloween takes place on October 31. For a lot of parents, it's a night of headaches. Sure enough, parents are fully occupied with an unforgettable Halloween party and have no time to be with the kids. Then the kids have to be dressed and out the door for two hours of trick-or-treating time, which can be tough to manage. Most remarkably, it's hard to pack all the holiday fun into a school night. Eating all that candy right before bed won't make for an easy school day the next morning.
Last year, a nonprofit organization called the Halloween and Costume Association(HCA) began a petition (请愿)to change the date of Halloween. They proposed that Halloween take place on the last Saturday of the month. Thus, parents can have time to celebrate it with their kids.
Though the petition started in 2018, it has really picked up steam this year. Right now, more than 148, 000 people have signed. When a quota(限额) of 150,000 signatures is met, the petition will be delivered to the President of the States, and the government will be making the final call.
Really, the petition isn't about breaking tradition but about making Halloween more family-friendly. It technically makes Halloween longer, so who wouldn't be taking about all-day spooks? If you'd like to sign the petition and make your voice heard before October, you can find it here.
1.What troubles parents most on Halloween?
A.They can't find the kids in the night. B.They have little time to prepare for it.
C.It's hard for kids to behave themselves. D.Halloween may take place on a school day.
2.The petition for Halloween is actually intended to____.
A.help kids gain more freedom B.create more parent-child time
C.allow parents to have a day off D.promote the event to a new level
3.What can be inferred about the petition?
A.No one desired to sign their name at first. B.It has been put aside by the government.
C.The US president thinks nothing of it. D.It has gained increasing favor.
4.What is the best title for the text?
A.Break the traditional barriers? B.Make Halloween Much Longer?
C.Celebrate it in another manner? D.Necessary to observe Halloween?