The week of my birthday my husband went to a local cafe and told a waitress that he wanted to _______ pay for the breakfast of a family. The waitress was _______ and said it was her last day at work there and this had never _______. When the family finished eating, the waitress told them their _______ had been paid. The mom started crying and the dad stood up, trying to _______ who might have done it, but my husband was outside _______ the whole thing. He told me he had such a wonderful ________ in his heart and he would like to ________ it a few more times.

My daughter was on a tight budget(手頭很緊) so she ________ the week smiling more at people, and letting someone go before her at the market. She just took the time during my birthday week to slow down and be ________ and kind to a stranger and her co-workers.

When we finally all got together for Mother's Day and my birthday, everyone was in tears as each person ________ what they had done. As you can see, it was the ________ birthday ever!

【1】A.wantedB.encouragedC.orderedD.permitted

【2】A.storyB.feelingC.kindnessD.responsibility

【3】A.crazyB.wonderfulC.interestingD.silly

【4】A.partlyB.normallyC.quicklyD.secretly

【5】A.frightenedB.satisfiedC.surprisedD.disappointed

【6】A.failedB.matteredC.existedD.happened

【7】A.coffeeB.billC.moneyD.lunch

【8】A.find outB.lookC.think ofD.remember

【9】A.watchingB.listeningC.askingD.telling

【10】A.feelingB.dayC.experienceD.idea

【11】A.sayB.discussC.doD.cost

【12】A.wastedB.foundC.tookD.spent

【13】A.healthyB.simplyC.honestD.friendly

【14】A.sharedB.practicedC.recordedD.watched

【15】A.biggestB.longestC.bestD.quietest

1. They expand their library of books regularly.

As businessman Jim Rohn remarked, “Some people read so little they have rickets of the mind.” People with non-stop learning are often found browsing for books on Amazon. 【2】 Lifelong learners also ask friends and family for book suggestions, especially for non-fiction titles.

2. 【3】

Deep engagement with learning makes the experience more valuable and easier to remember. Fortunately, this tip is easy to use. Simply take a few minutes during a class break to write down some questions about the material. If you are taking a business course, you can always ask questions about how to apply the material to your career goals.

If you are uncomfortable asking questions in front of other people, there are other options. 【4】

3. They learn to earn.

【5】 Lifelong learners view their education as an investment with several components. For example, project management professionals are required to pursue ongoing education in three areas: leadership, technical knowledge and management.

If you are seeking to increase your income, consider learning sales and marketing skills. Those skills make a great difference even if you are not in a traditional sales job.

A.They learn from experiences that help them grow.

B.To discover the benefits of lifelong learning, read on.

C.They take the time to ask questions when they take courses.

D.Continuing education is vital to maintain your career growth.

E.Moreover, they like visiting their local library or book stores.

F.However, reading can not only broaden our vision but also cultivate our taste.

G.You can send questions by email or ask for an appointment to discuss the matter in depth.

【1】你最好不要吃太多的糖和油炸食品。

【2】美是一種態(tài)度，與年齡無關(guān)。

【3】自從發(fā)明以來，足球已經(jīng)成為人們交流的最好的方式之一。

【4】在中國住了多年，他仍然說不好漢語。

【5】我不了解正在發(fā)生的情況。

A.WheneverB.WhereverC.WhateverD.Whoever

1.《西游記》簡介；

2.推薦理由。

注意：1.詞數(shù)100左右；

2.可以適當增加細節(jié)，以使行文連貫。

參考詞匯：徒弟 disciple,佛經(jīng) Buddhist scriptures

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Training your children on their emotions(情緒) is the work of those adults who want to nurture(培養(yǎng)) emotional health. I can also say that the best emotional trainings do certain things, which I list as my 'Top Five' pointers, and here they are:

Connect

Be able to see the situation from your children’s perspective(視角). 【1】. They'll feel you're on their side and you want to understand. Speaking angrily is a sign of disconnection.

【2】

The calmer we can stay, the better chance our children have of learning how to calm themselves. Of course, there are moments when being calm feels out of the question, which is why learning how to stay calm and centered during an emotional storm is a good practice.

Listen fully

Being able to honestly hear what a child is saying can be important. 【3】. You are there for them. Even saying 'I'm here for you' can help greatly.

【4】

Children make mistakes when emotionally triggered(被觸發(fā))-like we all do, especially early on in our development. But the best emotional trainings focus on solving the 'emotional problem' rather than just punishment for a not-so-smart choice.

Learn together

【5】. We may be learning patience and forgiveness, while our children may be learning how to skillfully handle their big emotions like anger or sadness.

Children are impressionable. I remember being a young child and having a 'flashbulb moment(閃光瞬間) ' when someone said something that changed my mind. I remember everything about that moment for better or worse. So, our aim is to give our children positive flashbulb moments.

A. Be a calming presence

B. Make effective punishment

C. Focus on problem-solving not punishment

D. You can pretend to agree whatever they say

E. This doesn't mean you totally agree, but you hear them

F. We’re always learning alongside our children

G. Putting yourself in their shoes helps build a stronger connection

增加:在缺詞處加一個漏字符號(∧)，并在其下面寫出該加的詞。

刪除:把多余的詞用斜線(\)劃掉。

修改:在錯的詞下劃一橫線，并在該詞下面寫出修改后的詞。

注意:1.每處錯誤及其修改均僅限一詞；

2.只允許修改10處，多者(從第11處起)不計分。

When I was young, I dreamed for being a painter. But my mother always hoped I could be a doctor. I guess she wanted me to followed in my father's footsteps. My father, however, expected me to become photographer. But I become a teacher at 25. Life is usual unpredictable. Sometimes you may not be achieve the dream you once had in your childhood. Therefore, it doesn't mean you'll have to give up your dream. You can always leave your dream in your heart and keep them as a lifetime hobby. As for me, I'm still interesting in painting, that helps me relax in my spare time.

Often, news reports on health and medicine can be confusing. Large newspapers, magazines, TV networks, and radio stations often have medical【1】（journalist） to cover developments in health and medicine. Their job is to report scientific information in a way that's easy for ordinary people【2】(understand). Many health stories are 【3】 (accuracy) and balanced. But not all are. Sometimes, a journalist tries to quickly change information to a short news story, and he/she may oversimplify the information. In that case, 【4】you see may not be the whole picture.

So you need to get closer to a 【5】 (true) when you come across a news report online. To achieve this, ask 【6】 (you) whether the news is based on a scientific study. Sometimes, although a study 【7】 (do) in people, it may not apply【8】you. For example, findings from studies involving only adults may not be true for teens. So 【9】 (know) the study's process matters too. Besides, you can put keywords from 【10】 news report into a search engine and see what comes up. The results will give you many different perspectives(觀點) so you're not relying on just one news report for the facts.

Take an interest.

I believe this is one of the most practical ways of encouraging others.

Show that you're interested in what they're doing. 【1】People like to talk about themselves and once you get them talking, you fire up their enthusiasm.

Acknowledge a job well done.

Great achievements take time and effort. You can encourage others by acknowledging their efforts. A simple “well done" or “thank you" can be influential. 【2】

Lend a hand.

【3】 In fact, you can be the first one to lend a hand. If a person sees you are willing to spend your time and energy on their interests, they will be more encouraged to see it through and less likely to give up.

【4】

Thank someone when he/she does something for you. Thank your partner after he/ she cooks a nice meal. Thank a friend for lending you a book. A simple “thank you" lets others know what they have done is meaningful to you.

Give a call to your friend.

As you know, we're all busy, and in the age of emails and texts, phone calls seem ancient to many people.

【5】 Even if they miss the call they'll appreciate the effort and your message. Make an effort to do this just once a week for one person and see how your connections respond to the encouragement.

A.Get them talking.

B.Show your appreciation.

C.Do something unexpected.

D.But people love hearing from friends.

E.You don't have to wait for someone to ask you for advice.

F.Haven't you felt important when someone asked for your advice?

G.These words can make a difference between going on and giving up.

A.FollowingB.To followC.FollowedD.Having followed