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根據(jù)中文大意和英文提示詞語(yǔ)，寫(xiě)出意思連貫、符合邏輯、不少于50詞的短文。所給的英語(yǔ)提示詞僅供選 用。請(qǐng)不要寫(xiě)出你的校名和姓名。

假如你叫李華，最近收到英國(guó)朋友Tom發(fā)來(lái)的郵件,談到了他在生活中遇到的一些問(wèn)題。他想了解你在生 活中遇卻一個(gè)問(wèn)題，你是如何解決的，你從中學(xué)到了什么。請(qǐng)你根據(jù)他的問(wèn)題回復(fù)郵件。

M/Kinlin ：have a problem with,talk with,keep practising,never give up

We should        any

harm.

Last week his mother him because he spent too much time watching TV.

join a sports club?

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SALT LAKE CITY The Utah Jazz announced (宣布) that the team signed a five  year-old boy JP Gibson to a one-day contract (合同) .The Utah Jazz has just made his dream come true. The boy has suffered from blood

國(guó)i cancer since 2012.

JP Gibson in uniform joined the Jazz for a practice game at 6： 30 pm on October 6 , 2014. He signed his contract with Jazz President Randy Rigby at 5 ： 30 pm in the Jazz interview room. JP was joined by his parents^ Josh and Megan,and his 2-year-old sister,Elsie. The family were interviewed by the Jazz.

Photographer Jon Diaz's “Anything Can Be” project provides support and hope to families  < like the Gibsons. Jon Diaz asks children with cancer what their dreams and wishes are,and he

writes their stories in a book.

JP^ mother Megan said, ^UJP loves most sports, but basketball is his favourite. When he was just over a year old,he would sit with his father watching games. He started shooting basket for an hour each night before bedtime when he was just 15 months old. He knows he has to be six before he can play Junior Jazz,and he reminds us all the time that he can't wait until he's six. ”

The Jazz signed JP to a one-day contract allowing him to be a part of the team,and even let him come in to the game to lay down a dunk (扣籃) .JP,wearing a No. 1 jersey (球衣) passed the ball and Rudy Gobert lifted him up so he could dunk and slap hands (ig-^) with some players. As fans,his dad Josh,mum Megan and two-year-old siste; Elsie cheered him on.

No 5-year-old children should ever have to go through a fight against blood cancer,but he does,and there are people in this world who are helping with his fight in any way that they can.

1. Did the Utah Jazz sign the one-day contract with JP Gibson?

2. What is the name of photographer Jon Diaz's project?

3. When did JP start shooting basket for an hour?

4. How did Rudy Gobert help JP dunk?

5. Why could JP Gibson's dream come true?

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Sit less,live longer

If you cut down on the time you spend sitting,you might live longer. New research shows that sitting less

than three hours a day might make your life two years longer. 1 . But modern lifestyles seldom give us the

chance to move around.

2 . You know,we sit while weVe eating,we sit in the car,and we sit while we watch TV. And many people sit for many hours at work. Americans report that they usually sit between four and a half to five hours a day. Sitting too much does little good to us.

3 .But,even that does not mean you can sit for the rest of your waking hours. You can't throw away physical activity. It's very important. We have 60 years of research showing us that. Even if you exercise for 30 minutes a day,what does it go on in the other 23-and-a-half hours?

Change is already coming to some offices,especially in the design of desks. 4 .擎 ’ ^ JiWgW

Another new design is called the “treadmill desk. ” A treadmill is an exercise machine that lets you walk in one place. Even some US schools are beginning to experiment with desks that are part bicycle to keep children moving. Here are some suggestions for a few simple

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changes.

Get up from your desk as often as you can.

Take walks at lunch time.

instead of emailing classmates,walk to them and talk directly.

Everyone trained some students even hurt their ankles.

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Do you know that more than half of the people living in Copenhagen,the Danish capital,ride a bicycle to school or work every day? The city has set a goal to become the world's first carbon neutral capital by 2025.

Cycling is actually a faster and more time-saving way to travel in Copenhagen. That's why you’ll find more bicycles than people and more than 5 times as many bicycles than cars in this city!

Copenhagen is a cycling paradise (天堂). The city has gone all out in encouraging its cyclists — it has built

more than 1,000km of cycling roads,and added footrests and handrails at junctions (^cXS&P) . The city planners have even added ⁶ bike butlers’ who help park cycles and carry out free thoughtful repairs as a ⁶ thank-you’.... wow!No wonder Copenhagen's cyclists hardly break traffic rules. Several of the city's main streets are closed to cars and used for bicycle lanes (車道) instead. Bike lanes along major roads are wide and slightly raised.

Copenhagen is developing 38 bike super-highways along the main city roads. The city's light rail system has recently allowed cyclists to bring their bikes on board,free of cost.

The city planners are working hard to make cyclists feel safe. So when cyclists get closer to a major junction， sensors (傳感器) a little way down the streets ‘tell’ the traffic lights to give them a ‘green’ signal， which means cyclists are seldom held up by traffic. Isn’t that cool? One smooth continuous journey from home to school!Even in the bitterly cold winters,the cycling lanes are cleared of snow before car lanes.

Lately,however,the city is facing a new problem - there are not enough parking lots for cyclists. Some have even now started leaving their cycles just about anywhere. Perhaps the best way to deal with it is to make more space for bicycles or build underground parking lots.

At the same time,other big cities are following Copenhagen's example,such as London，Paris,New York， Beijing and San Francisco. They are all taking actions to encourage cyclists,inspired by the City of Cyclists.

4. What goal does Copenhagen hope to reach by 2025?

   A. To build more and wider roads for cyclists.

   B. To set a good example for other cities to follow.

   C. To encourage more people to go to work by bike.

   D. To become the world's first carbon neutral capital.

5. What problem is the city facing now?

   A. Too many bicycles are produced. B. Some cyclists often break traffic rules.

   C. There isn’t enough space for bike parking. D. Car drivers are not satisfied with cyclists.

6. What can we learn from the passage?

   A. The needs of drivers are not paid attention to.

   B. Cyclists are often held up at the key junctions.

   C. The city planners try to support the light rail system.

   D. The city has done its best to encourage its cyclists.

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It's easy to forget something on an airplane,and usually you will not get it back. KLM Royal Airlines is trying to change this situation with the help from their dog — Beagle Sherlock!

After a landed plane is empty,the people working in it clean the cabin (^l^) and look for anything a passenger may have left behind like a cell phone,head phones,or a baby toy. If they find something,they show the object to Sherlock. He takes a good sniff (嗅) of it to get the person's smell. Then,they place the object in a pocket on Sherlock's coat (or tie it on if it's a little too large) and he sets off to find its owner! “Our main goal is to return lost things to the owners as fast as possible ,” said Sandra List,a member of the airport's “Team Lost & Found” in a video. “He did a good job. We are able to return 80% of things with the help from Sherlock and social media”’ she said.

Sherlock is given some training to develop his skills of looking for people who lost things,according to Dirk van Driel，Sherlock's trainer. When Sherlock isn’t busy with its work,he likes to stop by Chantal Kremer's check-in desk.

1. Beagle Sherlock is a dog that can help .

   A. return things to their owners   B. guide people to their seats

   C. clean the house for people   D. find smokers on a plane

2. What does Sandra List think of Sherlock's work?

   A. Dangerous. B. Simple. C. Strange. D. Excellent.

3. How does Sherlock develop his skills?

   A. By working long hours. B. By receiving training.

   C. By living with passengers. D. By getting into good habits.