—It's ________.

—No, they only ________ me 50 yuan.

—About ten minutes.

—________. Just drink more water and have a good rest.

A: Hi, Bob! Do you like music?

B: Yes, I do.

A:       

B: Every day.

A: What kind of music do you like?

B:       

A: Do you like songs that are sung by Jay Chou?

B: Yes, I do.       

A: What do you think of his songs?

B:        I feel excited when listening to his songs.

A: Oh, you must be an outgoing boy.

B: Yeah. How about you?

A:       

B: Cool. Then we can be good friends.

A: I think so.

A: What were you doing at six yesterday evening, Tim? I called you, but you didn't answer.

B: Oh, sorry. I was seeing a film in the cinema.

A:       ?

B: I went there with my cousin, Tom.

A:       ?

B:The Wandering Earth (《流浪地球》）.

A:       ?

B: It is educational and interesting. Why did you call me?

A: I will have a birthday party this Saturday.       ?

B: Yes, I'd love to.        on Saturday?

A: At five in the afternoon.

B: OK, see you.

A: See you.

    Last night, when I was driving back home, I noticed a hitchhiker (搭便车的人) who was having no luck getting a ride. I rolled down my window and signed to the man to my car. I asked him where he was heading and he told me he needed a ride to his doctor's office which would close in 15 minutes. I told him to        and he gratefully did so.

    As soon as he got in, he told me that he was a        and went out to set for weeks at a time. He took medicine for his nerves and needed to get another prescription (处方) before he left on the boat. He said that he had prayed (祈祷)        would stop for him so he could be there before the        office closed. With some fast diving we managed to make it there in about 10       . I then asked him how he planned on getting back home and he said he could walk. "I'll patiently wait for you and bring you back," I told him. He        me and said he should only be about 15 minutes.

    Afterwards he got back in my car and tried his hardest to pay me back: offering me dinner, gas money, even offering to ship me 40 lbs of scalps (海扇贝)! I        refused, gave him a smile card and asked him to help someone else the nest time he had a       . I drove him        to where I had picked him up and after one more "thank you", he was on his way.

    I fell that the world always offers us        we need. In the man's case it was ride, in mine the chance to help someone else.

    Since several years ago, city streets around China have seen colorful shared bikes, which people can rent with a smart phone app and then park wherever they chose. To reduce traffic jams and air pollution, many cities have offered bike sharing. But some times, dreams can turn sour (令人失望).

    As shared bikes become more popular, problems keep showing up. According to news reports, shared bikes are badly treated by users. When people are using the bike, some of them just throw it onto streets and even into ditches (水沟). Some bikes are stolen. Recently , a man in Shanghai was fined (罚款) 1,000 yuan for stealing a shared bike.

    Besides, the damage to the QR codes (二维码) on the bikes has brought huge losses to bike sharing companies, like Mobike (摩拜单车). If the QR code is damaged, the bike cannot be used any more. It can take several hundred yuan for the company workers to find a lost bike and get it repaired.

    Mobike has 100 credit (信用) scores for each user. Penalty (惩罚) points will be taken in case of users' bad behaviors. Once the score drops to below 80, bike rental will go up to five yuan per 30 minutes.

    However, punishment may not be the best way to stop shared bikes from being stolen or damaged. Bike-sharing services will work well only if people follow the rules and show respect for the bikes and other users.

      ⑴Research suggests that at least 64% of people now spend up to four hours daily of spare time in front of a screen. Just as TV watching has been linked to higher chances of being fat and getting diseases.

      ⑵When you're at home, make it a rule that you can't be online if the sun is shining. Instead, you have to go for a walk, ride a bike, swim or get some other kinds of healthy physical activities for at least an hour before you can pull out your phone or tablet, or take a seat at the computer.

      ⑶Social networks have changed computer and mobile use for people of all ages. Whether it's Facebook, Twitter, Instagram or Snapchat, limit the amount of time you spend on social media.

      ⑷Challenge yourself to read at least 30 pages of a great book before you check your computer or mobile phone. Pick the right reading material and you'll soon find you've discovered an enjoyable pastime.

      ⑸It's amazing how much you can achieve when you're not glued to (长时间盯着) a screen. Do a list of one-hour evening projects. Some suggestions are organizing kitchen cupboards, cleaning your bedroom. Then try to do one each evening.

    Thirteen-year-old Sophie had been bullied (欺凌) at school for two years. She had had her keys and mobile phone stolen. She had also been knocked off her bicycle, kicked and punched (以拳重击). She tried to fight back, but it always seemed to be her, not the bullies, who got into trouble.

    Her headmaster encourages students to look after one another. He encouraged Sophie to play the guitar in a school concert. It gave Sophie new confidence and earned her respect from the other students.

    Sadly, Sophie's story is not rare. Bullying is always around us. They can take many forms. And there are new bullies. Cyber (网络的) bullies can be harder to avoid and harder to catch. It is too easy to send a nameless threat by text, or post something insulting (侮辱的) on social media. Yet the results can be serious for the victim.

    But help is out there. There are many charities and organizations giving support to young people. Remember one very important piece of advice: If you are being bullied, don't put up with it-tell someone.

    In the future, machines will be improved and do more and more work for man. Few people have to work for long hours.        How will they use this leisure (空闲时间) in the world of tomorrow? Certainly they will still need holidays.

    In the future, the computer will help people to find the right place. The computer will ask them questions which they will answer by pressing a button.        then the computer will tell them where to find the place they want for holiday.        It will also help people to use their leisure time well. There will be more programmes on how to make and how to do things.

    In the future, people will certainly have to do less work.        This means that the rest of the time will be mostly leisure time.

    Some scientists say that man of the future will be able to get enough pleasure and enjoyment on their own without going anywhere. According to other scientists,        The cap will make him see, feel and hear all kinds of enjoyable things.

    Some people succeed, while others may not. This is because some people have certain qualities, which others do not.

    The first thing you must remember is that in order to succeed, you must be optimistic (乐观的). If you do not expect to win, you will not try as hard as those who do expect to win. You also need to have a clear aim and a reason for doing something because motivation (动力) is a key to achieving success.

    Another quality that helps people succeed is creativity-thinking about things in a different way and wondering how others would do the same thing. Think about some successful people you know.

    Reading is another quality to success, as it will help you learn about how other people have achieved success. If you want to learn how to set up a successful business, you should read books about people like Bill Gates and Jerry Yang, who have achieved amazing success in their areas of business. Practicing is also important if you want to succeed because practice makes perfect.

    If you feel confident about what you do, this confidence will make other people believe in you as well.

    In the Middle Eastern country of Lebanon, there are more than 1 million refugees (难民). Youssef was 10 years old when a local Syrian musician discovered his talent: a deep, powerful voice-well-suited to traditional songs. However, Syria's civil war took place soon. He and his family lost their home.

    When the Action for Hope Music School announced that it was looking for talented children to train, his family encouraged him to attend the school. A year and a half later, Youssef, with another 11 children, was chosen to take part in a concert.

    Youssef, a shy boy, was a lead singer in the concert. He gave a confident performance of traditional Syrian songs. "We only heard the sound of a mortar(迫击炮）. It fell near us. A whole building came down. That is all I remember," said Youssef. "Music makes me forget everything. Music is the most important thing."

    Basma, director of Action for Hope, said," The music school offers children who suffer from the war strength (力量). They can find a good way to express themselves and stop thinking of themselves as refugees."

    "Art gives strength. It comes from the ability to create," Basma said, "People who are in difficult conditions need this strength much more than the rich."

A. Stay at home (63. 5%)

B. Exercise (22%)

C. Volunteer (1. 5%)

D. Hang out (3%）

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    Last week, we did a survey on students' free-time activities in my school.