Shanghai Disneyland is busy __________(準(zhǔn)備) to get visitors back.

It is __________ (廣泛地) believed that China plays an active role in medical research.

—What happened?

—He __________ (停止) his car in a wrong place and was fined.

—Did you fix the bicycle __________ (你們自己)?

—Of course. We are good at it.

When I stay at home and remain healthy, I feel worried and am easily affected by bad news. I have dealt with my w1. by trying to find inner peace in a special way in the garden.

I also want to i2. my health and immunity (免疫力) by doing physical work. Farming requires a lot of physical work. I have to work in the field every day, which requires strength and staying power. It's just like doing e3..

I've never grown vegetables b4. and I learned how to do it from a handbook. I started the work in March, which included weeding (除草) and plowing (犁) my land, which u5. to be a grass lawn (草地).

I do the h6. work while my girlfriend picks up the grass and stones. She a7. takes photos for us. We spent some time each afternoon for about 20 days g8. different kinds of vegetables like cabbage and cauliflower (花椰菜).

While working in the garden, I met with many kinds of little plants and creatures, i9. flowers, trees, frogs and birds. The whole e10. has allowed me to relax and feel connected with nature.

During the social-isolation (社交隔離) period, the companionship of my girlfriend and nature have helped successfully solve my social-isolation problem.

Usually, the Full Moon shines brightly all night long, lighting homes, trees, cities, and fields. Sometimes, though, a strange event happens. The Full Moon turns dark in a lunar eclipse. Lunar means “about the Moon”, and an eclipse is a blocking(遮蔽) of light.

A lunar eclipse often impresses people so much because the Moon is bright and nearby. It is the closest heavenly body(天體) to Earth. When the Moon turns dark, we notice! It’s closer to us than Mars or any other planet, and closer than the Sun or any other star. On average, the Moon is 239,000 miles away from Earth’s center. The Sun is almost 400 times farther.

What causes a lunar eclipse? The first key is that the Sun makes light, but the Moon doesn’t. When you see the Moon shining at night, you’re seeing sunlight bouncing off(反射) the Moon.

The second key is that the Moon, which is smaller than Earth, goes around us about once a month. Once a month, the moon is on the opposite side of Earth from the Sun. Then the Sun fully lights the side of the Moon that we see. We call this event a Full Moon. That’s when the Moon shines brightest.

The third key is that, during a lunar eclipse, Earth gets in the way. When you go outside on a sunny day, your body blocks some of the sunlight and casts a shadow(投射影子) over things that lie on the opposite side of you from the Sun. Earth also casts a shadow, and sometimes it falls on the Moon. Then we have a lunar eclipse.

A lunar eclipse happens only during a Full Moon, since that’s the only time when Earth is between the Sun and the Moon. Usually, though, there’s no eclipse because the Full Moon passes above or below Earth’s shadow.

閱讀以上信息，用恰當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~完成下面的短文，每空一詞。

The article introduces “l(fā)unar eclipse” to us. First it tells us the 1. of “l(fā)unar eclipse”. Then it explains why people love watching a moon eclipse. On one hand, the changing of its 2. catches people’s attention. On the other hand, it’s easier for people to enjoy a moon eclipse because among the 3., the moon is the closest to the earth.

At last, the article shows three keys cause a lunar eclipse. The first key is that the sunlight is seen bouncing off the Moon at night. The second key is that there should be a full Moon. The third key is that the 4. casts a shadow over the moon. In a word, a lunar eclipse happens only during a Full Moon, since that’s the only time when the Sun, the earth and the Moon are in a 5..

Hairstyle is thought to be a personal style choice.

However, some Chinese students are required by their school to have unified (統(tǒng)—的) haircuts, with short hair for male students and shoulder-length hair for female students. Some students don't like such hairstyles and have broken the rules in school.

A complaint letter by a middle school student in Fuzhou, Fujian province as well as the response of the local education bureau (教育局) to the letter has caught public attention. The letter has sparked (引發(fā)) public discussion on whether schools should control how students wear their hair.

In the letter, which was published recently on Fuzhou's 12345 website, the student wrote, “I think the so-called 'good purposes' of the school are wrong and I highly question whether this kind requirement really helps students to develop good habits and show good appearances," the student said.

The school told students that it is easy for teenage male students to pay more attention to beautiful female students, so the school wants girls to have simple appearances and develop their talents, the letter said.

"I think these words are a complete lie. How can you expect someone to have a colourful future if he or she does not know how to look attractive? Why does the school need to make all the teenage boys pay no attention to girls? Doesn't the school need more sexual (性別的) education?

"Teenagers should be colourful and different. Isn't it boring when people look back on their teenage years and can only remember ugly haircuts and same uniforms? Why can't the school give students a choice to be themselves? "

The Fuzhou education bureau wrote back to the student and said it proves that the writer is a good student with his own thoughts, courage and truth-seeking spirit. The schools ask students to have unified haircuts and wear uniforms because it is easy for teenagers to pay much attention to their appearances and little attention to their studies, the bureau said. Collectivism (集體主義) is very important for the country's development. Although the city has required students to have unified haircuts, schools can set different hairstyle standards that allow students to show their personal styles.

假如你是李華，擅長電子產(chǎn)品的評析。你的英國網(wǎng)友吉姆想買一塊電子手表(e-watch) ，提供了兩個品牌的信息讓你給他推薦更合適的一款，由于不確定中學(xué)生是否真的需要一塊電子手表，他也想知道你的想法。請閱讀信息后，寫一封電子郵件回復(fù)。

要求：

1、所寫內(nèi)容必須包括某一塊電子手表相關(guān)的所有信息及你推薦的原因；

2、闡述你對中學(xué)生是否需要購買電子手表的想法，并寫出至少一到兩點理由；

3、文章不少于90詞，開頭和結(jié)尾已給出，不計入總詞數(shù)；

4、語意通順，意思連貫，條理清楚，書寫規(guī)范；

5、文中不得出現(xiàn)真實的姓名、校名等信息。

Dear Jim,

I have read the information about the two e-watches. And I think ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Yours,

Li Hua

My mother is our math teacher. We all like________very much.

A.he B.she C.his D.her

Tommy is________than any other boy in his class.

A.tall B.the taller C.taller D.the tallest