Day 1
Celina didn’t like study hard at all. Her head was in the c (76) most of the time. She wanted to study carefully at class, but other things were more important, like her clothes, games and so on. Every time she tried to work hard on her lesson , her mind f (77) out of the classroom.
One day, her English teacher, Mrs King, said she was going to give an important test. Everyone was trying hard to p (78) for it. What about Celina? She s (79) to be there. But her mind was h (80) of miles away.
“Did you copy the question？ Did you do the exercise? Celina, wake up! You’re going to fail the test, and …” warned Mrs King.
The day of the test a (81) . Celina didn’t know many answers. She tried to g (82) but soon gave up.
Next to Celina sat Ivan, a very h (83) student. Celina didn’t want to fail the test, so she decided to copy all of Ivan’s answers.
Ivan noticed Celina cheating and was very angry. Quickly he changed all his answer so that they were incorrect. So did Celina. Then, hiding his paper, he quickly changed his answers back to the way they had been. Celina wasn’t quick e (84) and the bell rang. Ivan turned to Celina and laughed. “Honest is the best policy,” he said. “Now your answers are all wrong for s (85) .
Day 2
There was a man who had four sons. He wanted his sons to learn not to judge（判断）things too quickly. So he s 76 them to go and watch a pear tree that was far away. The first son went in winter, the second in spring, the third in summer, and the fourth son in autumn.
When they had all come back, he called them together to d 77 what they have seen. The first son said that the tree was ugly and there was nothing in it. The second son said no-green buds（花蕾）c 78 the tree and it was full of promise. The third son had different ideas, he said it was f 79 with flowers that smelled so sweet and looked so beautiful. The last son d 80 with all of them, he said it was ripe（成熟的）and there was a lot of f 81 , life and harvest.
The man then told his son that they were all right, but they had each seen one s 82 of the thing. He told that they cannot judge a tree, or a person, by only one season and they can only be judged at the e 83 , when all the seasons are up.
If you give up when it’s winter, you will miss the h 84 of your spring, the beauty of your summer, the harvest of your autumn. Don’t let the sadness of one season b 85 the happiness of all the rest. Judge after you know enough about that!
Day 3
A newspaper reporter reported one girl who was ten years old saved her family and 100 other tourists from the Asian tsunami. She warned them that a tsunami, a huge ocean the newspaper. She quickly realized they were in d (5).
Tilly’s mother and the hotel workers a (6) at once. They rushed to the beach and c (7) people from the beach just ten minutes before a huge wave reached the l (8). Luckily, no one on the beach d (9).
Tilly’s teacher was very proud of her. She’s a very clever girl. “It is very l (10) that our class were learning about this kind of tsunami just before Christmas.” he told the newspaper.
Day 4
27-year-old Katrina Freds never thought her life would change after entering the fitness（健身）world.
Katrina lived on a small farm with her husband in . She works as a c 71 in a local high school From 4 p.m to midnight, five nights a week, she cleans the bathrooms and hallways. Because of the h 72 work, her body was getting worse. Katrina was unhappy about this. That was w 73 she started her fitness journey three years ago.
Katrina is blind in her right e 74 , so she made an easy start: lifting（举重）. One year later, after seeing the changes in her skin and body, she knew she had to k 75 on her training. After work, she trained six days each week and tried more difficult e 76 . She even w 77 second place in a national bodybuilding competition（健美比赛）last year. As a new star in the fitness world, she has b 78 a familiar（熟悉的）face on many magazine and websites.
Katrina is still doing her cleaning work in the school. She c 79 her job. At the same time, she keeps her fitness training and h 80 to work as a personal trainer one day.
Day 5
Students these days often have a lot of worries. Sometimes they have problems with their schoolwork, and sometimes with their friends. What can they do about this? Some people believe the worst thing is to do nothing. Laura, a teenager from , a76 . “Problems and worries are n77 in life,” says Laura. “But I think talking to someone helps a lot. U78 we talk to someone, we’ll certainly feel worse.”
Laura once lost her w79 , and worried for days. She was afraid to tell her parents about it. She even walked three miles to school each day because she didn’t have any money. She just kept t80 . “If I tell my parents, they’ll be very a81 !” In the end, she talked to her parents and they were really understanding. Her dad said that he sometimes made careless
m82 himself, They got her a new wallet and asked her to be more c83 . “I will always remember to s84 my problems in the future! I will not keep them to m85 ! ”Laura says.
The expert Robert Hunt advises students not to run away from their problems. They should always try to solve them and find someone they trust to talk to.
Day 6
Bob was born in a small village in . His father died in a terrible accident two ago. Then his mother was seriously ill and had to s 81 in bed all day.
Now the poor six-year-old boy looks after his mother every day and does the h 82 by himself. He said, “I’ve already l 83 my father and I can’t lose my mother. I m 84 take good care of her.”
After he gets up every morning, he usually cooks b 85 and then helps his mother the medicine. After that, he goes to school. After school, he will pick up some recyclable（可回收的）things for m 86 .
He often says, “T 87 I don’t have too many toys or popular clothes, I feel I’m happy, b 88 I can see my mother after school.”
It’s l 89 that the Red Cross in has sent some money to he poor f 90 . And his mother will go to the hospital to get the treatment soon.
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