— I'm looking for the movie ticket.

— ___________ you're there, can you get me some milk?

— You ___________ put some medicine on it.

— Yes. Because I had few friends there at that time.

— Sure.

— That's OK. I'm not good at it. And ___________ I don't like it that much.

A: Hello!       

B: Yes, speaking.

A: This is Roy. Would you like to play basketball with me now?

B:       

A: Do you often do that?

B:       

A: Really? What do you usually do?

B:       

A: You are really a big help at home.

B: Thanks. Anyway, I'm free tomorrow.       

A: Sure. See you tomorrow!

B: See you!

    People know the danger of fires. It's good for a family to learn how to deal with (应对) a fire. Here are some suggestions.

    Make plans. They should know all the ways of1out of the house. If there is a fire, everyone follows the plan to get out. Part of the plan is to check all the windows to make sure that people can2them easily.

    Prepare fire extinguishers (灭火器) in the house. Everyone in the family3know how to use them.

    Do some4for a fire. They do fire practice because it teaches children how to keep safe in a fire. Everyone in the family should know the following rules:

    Don't open a hot door! The fire can grow more quickly5you open the door.

    Stay close to the6! Smoke can be more dangerous than fire. It can make people cough and feel7. The best air is near the floor because smoke goes up.

    What will you do if your hair or clothes start to burn? First, stop! Don't run! Fall to the floor. Then roll! Turning over and over will make the fire go out. Put a wet quilt on you to keep air away 8 the fire that may still be on you. Don't give up, anyway.

    There are many possible causes for fires. A wise family is ready all the time. If there is a fire, don't forget to call 119 for help.

    Most people celebrate their birthdays by holding parties and getting gifts. However, Sydney Coney, 10, chose to give up her birthday for a day of service. She turned into a cook to help the homeless people at the Firehouse Shelter(避难所). She called it a birthday gift to herself.

   Sydney came up with the idea after listening to a story. It was about the spirit of giving. Soon after, she decided to cook for the homeless(无家可归的人)on her upcoming birthday. She even used her birthday money to pay for the food.

   On her birthday, Sydney arrived early at the shelter to cook a hot meal for over 200 people with the help of her family and friends. They all wore T-shirts with the words "Sydney's Hands to Serve, and Heart to Love".

    "It is hard to work in a homeless shelter," said Anne Rygiel, director of the Firehouse Shelter. "Seeing a kid like Sydney, however, let me know that everything will be OK. She gives me hope for our future."

    "It makes me feel happy to bring a smile to someone's face. I don't think this will be the last time. It's now a birthday tradition for me. I will never stop helping others," Sydney said.

   Sydney's act of kindness inspired others to help as well. Her family, neighbors and teachers gave away money, food, clothes and some other things.

    I have three children and I often make them do housework. However, my mother-in-law (婆婆) doesn't agree with me. She thinks I'm too harsh (苛刻的).       

    I think our family is made up of five family members. No one in the family is more important than another, so each member should help with chores.       

    At the end of the day, after they finish playing with their toys, I ask them to put the toys away.        I expect my children to set the table at night and help fold their own clothes. I don't think I'm asking too much.

    I know they are tired after a long day's study at school, but that's life--harsh but real. I don't want to pay them for doing some chores.       No one is going to pay them for cleaning up their rooms later in life and I'm not about to start doing it now.

    Some parents protect their children too much from anything unpleasant (不愉快的) and make their children's lives too comfortable and safe. But I am not interested in the way.       

A. If they don't, they will have to say goodbye to their toys.

B. I don't ask my children to do the same chores, because their ages are different.

C. They live in the house, so they should help out with some things in the house.

D. In her opinion, it is adults' job to do housework.

E. It also helps the children to understand the idea of fairness.

F. I hope my children are able to look after themselves and can be independent early.

    When we are hurt or suddenly feeling unwell, what we need to do is to treat it in the right way. How can we do that? First aid (急救) teaches you to deal with emergencies (突发情况) correctly.

    Nosebleed (流鼻血)

    Ask him or her to lean forward (前倾) and pinch (捏住) the nose. It is wrong to move the head backward. If the bleeding doesn't stop after five to six minutes, then you should find a doctor.

    Broken bone

    If the bone is broken, take away clothing from the wound and keep the hurt body part still (不动的). Then, find an adult or call 120 for further help.

    Fainting (昏厥)

    Have him or her lie with feet lifted a little. Make sure he or she can breathe and let fresh air in. Clean the person's face with a cool cloth.

    Learning first aid is not only good for helping others， but it can also benefit (使...受益) ourselves.

You can visit the official website of China First Aid Training to learn more about first aid. Reading books and watching videos on free apps are also good ways.

    Today more and more people like travelling. Travelling has been popular with people for a long time. Many of today's travelers are trying to find an unusual experience or adventure. According to a survey done on the Internet among one thousand people who like travelling, 56% of them think hiking is a good choice.

    Instead of spending your vacation on a bus, in a hotel or sitting on the beach, you may want to try hiking. However, different people have different opinions about hiking.

徒步旅行既有趣又刺激，但你一定要确保自己是安全的。

    Here are some tips for successful hiking.

    Eight- year- old Christian grew out his blond hair for over two years, and he would donate it to a charity. Why?

    One day, he and his mother watched a program on the iPad. They        some sick children lost their hair because of medical reasons. People gave away wigs (假发) to       .

    "Then I want to do that," said Christian.

    It surprised his mother. But she knew he would hardly change his mind and would really follow the       . With his mom's agreement, Christian began growing out his blond hair.

    However, as his hair grew longer and       , some jokes started. Sometimes his        would laugh at him. "You look        a girl," they said. His mother was used to       " Your 'daughter' is so pretty" when she was out with Christian. Sometimes, these words made Christian upset, but his mother always tried        him up.

    The big haircut (理发) day        came last Wednesday. The family came to Christian's room and his mom cut his hair. And then they sent it to the charity. As for Christian, he said it felt good to have short hair again. Somewhere,        Child would be feeling good, too, because of Christian.

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    Recently, a survey was done among 100 students in a school about how students spent the Volunteer Day on weekends. Here is the result.