2022年浙江省嘉兴市中考二模 英语 试题（学生版+解析版）

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217.Whichofthefollowingcanbeputinto"X”?A.THEFUTUREOFTHESCRIPPSNATIONALSPELLINGBEEB.THEWAYTOENTERTHESCRIPPSNATIONALSPELLINGBEEC.THESKILLSTOWINTHESCRIPPSNATIONALSPELLINGBEED.THEINTRODUCTIONOFTHESCRIPPSNATIONALSPELLINGBEE18.Whichistherightwaytowatchthe2022ScriptsNationalSpellingBee?A.GoingtoWashington,D.C.B.RoundIonThursday,June2.C.Onthebroadcasthome:ION.D.Withover200studentsinthefinaltest.BDearJoseph,Todayyouaretenyearsold.Everyonesaysit,butwherehasthetimegone?Lifewasquitehardafteryouwereborn,butIlovedyouwithallofmyheart.WhatIwanttotellyounowishowproudIamoftheyoungmanyouhavebecome.Youhaveovercomesomanychallengesandmyheartisfilledwithprideeachtime—whetherthatbethecontinuingdevelopmentofyourspeechandlanguage,thewayyouprogressedwithyourswimming,oryourachievementsindance.IrecentlyaskedanumberofpeoplewholoveyoutothinkofawordtheyconnectwithyouandIwassurprisedwiththeiranswers.Confident,kind,funny,lovely—tonamebutafew.Iwantyoutoremembertheseinyearstocomeandifyoueverhavedoubtsaboutwhoyouare.Yousee,thereisanotherword,autistic[\Iᵪ^Ḅ0thatpeopleoftenusetodescribeyou.Ifthereisatimeinthefuturewhenyourunderstandingoftheworldaroundyouhasgrown,Iwillexplaintoyouwhatthatactuallymeans.Thewayyourbrainworksmeansthatyouseetheworldverydifferentlyfromotherpeople.Youcan'toftensaywhatyoufeelwhenyoubecomeupset.Thethingsindisorderalwaystroubleyou.Youlikehavingpeoplearoundyou,butfriendshipdoesn'tcomeeasy.Iknowyouhavemanypeoplewhoenjoyyourcompany,butyouhaven'tquiteyetworkedouthowtosharethosefeelings.Atsomepointinthefuture,youwillmovetoanotherschoolawayfromthepeopleyouhavegrownupwith,butonewheretheycanhopefullyprepareyoumoreforyouradultlife.Atlast,Iwanttosay,themostfittingwordtodescribeyou,outofallthatwereprovided,wasthis

3“perfect“youareandalwayswillbe.Love,Mummy.19.ThemotherisquitesatisfiedwithJoseph's.©developmentofspeeches©understandingofmusicঞprogressinswimming©achievementsindanceA.জঝঞB.জঞটC.ঝঞটD.জঝট20.“Iwantyoutoremembertheseinyearstocome”.Theunderlinedword“these“refersto.A.thedoubtsthatJosephhasB.thesurprisesthatJosephbringsC.theopinionsthatthemotherholdsD.thewordsthatthemothergetsfromothers21.WhatdoParagraph6andParagraph7mainlytalkabout?A.ThefutureabouthowJoseph'sbehaviorswillbe.B.ThereasonswhyJoseph'swrongbehaviorshappen.C.TheexamplesofJoseph'sdifferentwaysofbehaving.D.TheproblemsaboutJoseph'sbehaviorstroublingothers.22.Whydoesthemotherusetheword“perfect”todescribeJoseph?A.Toshowherloveandencouragementtohim.BTomakehimfeellessworriedaboutthehealth.C.Toguidehimtoknowtheimportanceoffriendship.D.Totelltheresultofcomparinghisbehaviorswithothers.CWhatmakespeoplegainweight?Thisseemslikeasimpleenoughquestiontoanswer.Ifweeatalotanddon'tdoenoughexercise,wewillbecomefat.However,thesciencebehindweightproblemsismorecomplicated_ᩖḄthanwethink.Asweknow,whatweeatgreatlyaffectsourweight.Itiswidelyacceptedthatpeoplehave100%controloverwhattheyeatandhowmuchtheyeat.This,however,isonlypartlytrue.Peopleformhabitsaroundfoodata

4youngage.Youmayhardlytouchvegetableswhileovereatingfriedchicken.Meanwhile,theservingsizeandthebackgroundmusiccanbothaffecthowmuchweeat.Ourbodiesthemselvescandecidewhetherwearemorelikelytogainweightorloseweight.Scientistshavefoundthatthemoredeliciousthefoodis,themoreexcitedourbrainsget.Ifweoftenhavedeliciousfood,overtime,ourbrainswillchange.Comparedtopeopleofnormalweight,fatpeoplefeelmoreexcitedwhentheyseedeliciousfood.Nowyouknowwhyfatpeopleoftenhaveatoughtimelosingweight.Theymayhavetriedveryhard,buttheirbodiesareworkingagainsttheirwill.Also,ourbodiesuseavarietyofhormonesabtotellourbrainswhethertheyarehungryorfull.Ghrelincdeab,forexample,tellsthebrainthatthebodywantsfood.Leptin᷊ghmeanwhile,tellsthebrainthatit'stimetostopeating.Ghrelinandleptinhelpustomaintainahealthyweight.Butsometimes,theymayworkimproperly.Aswegetfatter,thelevelsofleptininourbodiesrise.Ourbrainsaretoldnottoeatallthetime.Intheend,theywouldnolongertrustleptinandwouldstoprespondingtoits“warnings”.Whenwestarttoloseweight,leptinlevelsdrop.Ourbrainsthinkwearehungryandmakeusfindfoodinourrefrigerators.23.Itcanbelearntfromthepassagethathowmuchweeatcanbeaffectedby.©theamountoffoodweareservedঝthemusicthatisbeingplayedinthebackgroundঞtheamountofweightwehaverecentlygainedorlostটthehabitsaroundfoodweformedduringourchildhoodA.জঝঞB.জঝটC.জঞটD.ঝঞট24.Comparedtopeopleofahealthyweight,fatpeople.A.aremorelikelytoovereatmeatB.arelesslikelytotouchvegetablesC.getboredwiththefoodtheydon'tlikeD.feelmoreexcitedatthesightofdeliciousfood25.Whenghrelinisworkingproperly,itisresponsiblefor.AmakingussearchforfoodB.helpingustoloseweightC.showingushowtogainweightD.tellingourbrainsit'stimetostopeating

526.Afterthelevelsofleptinhaveriseninthebodiesoffatpeople,.A.thosepeopleloseweighteasilyinashorttimeB.thelevelsofghrelinintheirbodiesslowlydropC.thosepeoplechangetheirlifelonghabitsaroundfoodD.thebrainsofthosepeoplefinallystoptakingnoticeofleptin'smessagesD“Tobeamusician,ifslikefulfillingapartofyourlifethat'sirreplaceable.IfssomethingthatIlovetodoandgetasatisfactionfromit.”Bornin1925inLouisiana,RenaldRichard'smemoriesofchildhoodarefilledwithmusic.Attheageofsix,Richardstartedpianolessonsathome.“IplayedpartiallybyearandIlearnedpiecesonthepiano,soIguessmusicwasinmysystem.^^Attheageof13,Richardstartedlessonsonthetrumpet,andlaterplayeditinthehighschoolband.WhenstudyingmusicatXavierUniversityofLouisiana,heplayedinclubsonthecity'sfamousBourbonStreetandalsotouredwithmanybands.WhileplayinginHouston,RichardwasinvitedbyRayCharles,amusician,toplaytrumpetinhisband.“FirstofalltobechosenbyRayCharleswasanhonortome.Iwasproudofthatandalittlenervous.^^Intime,RichardbecameCharles'bandleader.RayCharleswasstrict,saysRichard,andhewantedthesamefrombandmembers.“Hewasaperfectionistandhewasratherstrictabouthismusic."RayCharlessaid.RichardtouredallovertheSouthandWestwithRayCharles.Sittinginthebackseatofthecar,RichardwrotethesongGotaWomanforCharles.ItbecameRayCharles'sfirstnumberoneradiosong.ThesongputRaஹCharlesonthemap.Overtheyears,RichardhaswrittenmanyothersongsthathavebeenusedbyartistsincludingJoeTuner,theBeatles,theRollingStonesandElvisPresleytonameafew.LivingnowinSouthernFlorida,Richardisstillactiveattheageof97."I'mplayingmusicmainlywiththeMarcoIslandDrummersandI'mplayingwiththeJazzMastersinNaplessoIdoalotofplayingand1enjoythat.”Asyoucansee,RenaldRichard'smusicaldaysarebynomeansnearanend.27.WhydoesthewritermentionRichard'schildhoodmemory?A.Togivesuggestionsonhowtolearnmusic.

6B.Toshowtherolemusicplayedinhisearlylife.C.Tomentiontheunforgettablememoryofchildhood.D.Tointroducetheimportanceofhavingpianolessons.28.WhatdoesRayCharlesthinkofRichard?A.Proudandserious.B.Politeandhonest.C.Respectfulandstrict.D.Caringandhard-working.29.Whatdoestheunderlinedsentence“ThesongputRayCharlesonthemap,^^mean?A.ThesonghelpedRayCharlesfindhisway.B.ThesongmadeRayCharlesveryfamous.C.RaysCharles'smusictourbeganwiththesong.D.RayCharlesmadealotofmoneyfromthesong.30.Whatisthebesttitleofthepassage?A.Alifefilledwithmusic.B.Amusicherobynature.C.Achoiceofamusician.D.Amusicaltourwithbands.ᔁn
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.It'saneventwatchtheBeeandotherexcitingannouncementsaboutthethatrequiresalotofc-o-n-f-i-d-competition.e-n-c-e.16.What'stheScriptsNationalSpellingBee'spurpose?A.Toattractmoreaudienceonline.B.Totrainanewwaytocompete.C.Tomakestudents'Englishbetter.D.Toencouragestudentswithconfidence.17.Whichofthefollowingcanbeputinto"A.THEFUTUREOFTHESCRIPPSNATIONALSPELLINGBEEB.THEWAYTOENTERTHESCRIPPSNATIONALSPELLINGBEEC.THESKILLSTOWINTHESCRIPPSNATIONALSPELLINGBEEDTHEINTRODUCTIONOFTHESCRIPPSNATIONALSPELLINGBEE18.Whichistherightwaytowatchthe2022ScriptsNationalSpellingBee?A.GoingtoWashington,D.C.B.RoundIonThursday,June2.C.Onthebroadcasthome:ION.D.Withover200studentsinthefinaltest.ூ´ᫀ௃16.C17.B18.Cூ4᪆௃ூ·T௃¡ᦻ¸⌕º»ᐰ¼½ᑏᜧÀḄÁ஺ூ16⚪34௃Â⁚ᳮ4⚪஺᪷'“Ourpurposeistohelpstudentsimprovetheirspelling,increasetheirvocabularies,learnmeaningsanddevelopcorrectEnglishusagethatwillhelpthemalltheirlives.”)*^ÀḄÄḄÅÆÇÈÉ%Ḅ½ᑏÊË%ḄÌÍÎÇÏ6ÐQÑÒḄÓTᵨᦑ⌱C஺ூ17⚪34௃ÔᳮᑨÖ⚪஺᪷'"RoundIofthespellingbeeisawrittentest.Allotherroundsarespokencompetitions.Inthefinalrounds,spellershaveonechancetospellawordcorrectlybeforeelimination²³§...”)*׸⌕º»^ÀḄÁzØᦑ⌱B஺

15ூ18⚪34௃Â⁚ᳮ4⚪஺᪷'“TheywillbattleagainstthedictionaryforachancetocompeteintheFinals,broadcastliveonIONonThursday,June2.”)*ÙÚ2022Ûᐰ¼½ᑏᜧÀḄÑÒzØᙠ6ᨴ2Üᕜ©§ᙠ1ONᵯßàÚáâᦑ⌱C஺BDearJoseph,Todayyouaretenyearsold.Everyonesaysit,butwherehasthetimegone?Lifewasquitehardafteryouwereborn,butIlovedyouwithallofmyheart.WhatIwanttotellyounowishowproudIamoftheyoungmanyouhavebecome.Youhaveovercomesomanychallengesandmyheartisfilledwithprideeachtime——whetherthatbethecontinuingdevelopmentofyourspeechandlanguage,thewayyouprogressedwithyourswimming,oryourachievementsindance.IrecentlyaskedanumberofpeoplewholoveyoutothinkofawordtheyconnectwithyouandIwassurprisedwiththeiranswers.Confident,kind,funny,lovely-tonamebutafew.Iwantyoutoremembertheseinyearstocomeandifyoueverhavedoubtsaboutwhoyouare.Yousee,thereisanotherword,autisticãäeåḄ§,thatpeopleoftenusetodescribeyou.Ifthereisatimeinthefuturewhenyourunderstandingoftheworldaroundyouhasgrown,Iwillexplaintoyouwhatthatactuallymeans.Thewayyourbrainworksmeansthatyouseetheworldverydifferentlyfromotherpeople.Youcan'toftensaywhatyoufeelwhenyoubecomeupset.Thethingsindisorderalwaystroubleyou.Youlikehavingpeoplearoundyou,butfriendshipdoesn'tcomeeasy.Iknowyouhavemanypeoplewhoenjoyyourcompany,butyouhaven'tquiteyetworkedouthowtosharethosefeelings.Atsomepointinthefuture,youwillmovetoanotherschoolawayfromthepeopleyouhavegrownupwith,butonewheretheycanhopefullyprepareyoumoreforyouradultlife.Atlast,Iwanttosay,themostfittingwordtodescribeyou,outofallthatwereprovided,wasthis“perfect“youareandalwayswillbe.Love,Mummy.19.ThemotherisquitesatisfiedwithJoseph's.©developmentofspeeches©understandingofmusic

16©progressinswimming©achievementsindanceA.জঝঞB.জঞটC.ঝঞটD.20.“Iwantyoutoremembertheseinyearstocome”.Theunderlinedword“these“refersto.A.thedoubtsthatJosephhasB.thesurprisesthatJosephbringsC.theopinionsthatthemotherholdsD.thewordsthatthemothergetsfromothers21.WhatdoParagraph6andParagraph7mainlytalkabout?A.ThefutureabouthowJoseph'sbehaviorswillbe.B.ThereasonswhyJoseph'swrongbehaviorshappen.C.TheexamplesofJoseph'sdifferentwaysofbehaving.D.TheproblemsaboutJoseph'sbehaviorstroublingothers.22.Whydoesthemotherusetheword“perfect“todescribeJoseph?A.Toshowherloveandencouragementtohim.B.Tomakehimfeellessworriedaboutthehealth.C.Toguidehimtoknowtheimportanceoffriendship.D.Totelltheresultofcomparinghisbehaviorswithothers.ூ´ᫀ௃19.B20.D21.B22.Aூ4᪆௃ூ·T௃¡ᦻæçèᑏãᨵäeåḄéêḄëì⊤î
ssᙢç᰿ᙠçèf(éêïðñ¼Ḅ஺ூ19⚪34௃2ᵪ⁚ᳮ4⚪஺᪷'“Youhaveovercomesomanychallengesandmyheartisfilledwithprideeachtime——whetherthatbethecontinuingdevelopmentofyourspeechandlanguage,thewayyouprogressedwithyourswimming,oryourachievementsindance”)*çèYJosephᙠTóQTóz☢Ḅᢝõö÷ᙠøùz☢ḄúûQᙠüýz☢Ḅᡂÿᑮᦑ⌱B஺ூ20⚪௃⚪஺᪷"IrecentlyaskedanumberofpeoplewholoveyoutothinkofawordtheyconnectwithyouandIwassurprisedwiththeiranswers...!wantyoutoremembertheseinyearstocomeandifyoueverhavedoubtsaboutwhoyouare”ᝤᝤᐸḄ!Ḅ"#ᡠ%theseᢣ'“thewordsthatthe

17mothergetsfromothers”,ᦑ⌱D஺[21⚪௃)*ᜧ⚪஺,-.6/0.7/12/)⌕456Joseph┯89:;<Ḅ=>ᦑ⌱B஺ூ22⚪௃?ᳮᑨB⚪஺᪷"Atlast,Iwanttosay,themostfittingwordtodescribeyou,outofallthatwereprovided,wasthis—“perfect”Cyouareandalwayswillbe”DᜐFGHI⊤KLᨵNOPḄ᰿0RSᦑ⌱AoCWhatmakespeoplegainweight?Thisseemslikeasimpleenoughquestiontoanswer.Ifweeatalotanddon'tdoenoughexercise,wewillbecomefat.However,thesciencebehindweightproblemsismorecomplicatedTUᩖḄWthanwethink.Asweknow,whatweeatgreatlyaffectsourweight.Itiswidelyacceptedthatpeoplehave100%controloverwhattheyeatandhowmuchtheyeat.This,however,isonlypartlytrue.Peopleformhabitsaroundfoodatayoungage.Youmayhardlytouchvegetableswhileovereatingfriedchicken.Meanwhile,theservingsizeandthebackgroundmusiccanbothaffecthowmuchweeat.Ourbodiesthemselvescandecidewhetherwearemorelikelytogainweightorloseweight.Scientistshavefoundthatthemoredeliciousthefoodis,themoreexcitedourbrainsget.Ifweoftenhavedeliciousfood,overtime,ourbrainswillchange.Comparedtopeopleofnormalweight,fatpeoplefeelmoreexcitedwhentheyseedeliciousfood.Nowyouknowwhyfatpeopleoftenhaveatoughtimelosingweight.Theymayhavetriedveryhard,buttheirbodiesareworkingagainsttheirwill.Also,ourbodiesuseavarietyofhormonesTXYWtotellourbrainswhethertheyarehungryorfull.GhrelinTZ[\XYW,forexample,tellsthebrainthatthebodywantsfood.LeptinT᷊_`Wmeanwhile,tellsthebrainthatit'stimetostopeating.Ghrelinandleptinhelpustomaintainahealthyweight.Butsometimes,theymayworkimproperly.Aswegetfatter,thelevelsofleptininourbodiesrise.Ourbrainsaretoldnottoeatallthetime.Intheend,theywouldnolongertrustleptinandwouldstoprespondingtoits"warnings”.Whenwestarttoloseweight,leptinlevelsdrop.Ourbrainsthinkwearehungryandmakeusfindfoodinourrefrigerators.23.Itcanbelearntfromthepassagethathowmuchweeatcanbeaffectedby.জtheamountoffoodweareservedঝthemusicthatisbeingplayedinthebackground3
theamountofweightwehaverecentlygainedorlost

18(4)thehabitsaroundfoodweformedduringourchildhoodA.জঝঞB.জঝটC.জঞটD.ঝঞট24.Comparedtopeopleofahealthyweight,fatpeople.A.aremorelikelytoovereatmeatB.arelesslikelytotouchvegetablesC.getboredwiththefoodtheydon'tlikeD.feelmoreexcitedatthesightofdeliciousfood25.Whenghrelinisworkingproperly,itisresponsiblefor.A.makingussearchforfoodB.helpingustoloseweightC.showingushowtogainweightD.tellingourbrainsit'stimetostopeating26.Afterthelevelsofleptinhaveriseninthebodiesoffatpeople,.A.thosepeopleloseweighteasilyinashorttimeB.thelevelsofghrelinintheirbodiesslowlydropC.thosepeoplechangetheirlifelonghabitsaroundfoodD.thebrainsofthosepeoplefinallystoptakingnoticeofleptin'smessagesூcᫀ௃23.B24.D25.A26.Dூ᪆௃ூf#௃gᦻFCijkᦻlm6noopqY஺ூ23⚪௃t⁚ᳮ⚪஺᪷=ᦻ"Peoplefonnhabitsaroundfoodatayoungage...Meanwhile,theservingsizeandthebackgroundmusiccanbothaffecthowmuchweeat"Cvᔛxyz{Z|}ஹZᱥ0>Yrs஺জঝটᔠ⚪ᦑ⌱B஺ூ24⚪௃ᵪ⁚ᳮ⚪஺᪷=ᦻuComparedtopeopleofnormalweight,fatpeoplefeelmoreexcitedwhentheyseedeliciousfood”opḄḄᙠᑮ!ᕡḄZᱥnᑮᐶ஺ᦑ⌱D஺[25⚪௃t⁚ᳮ⚪஺᪷=ᦻ"Ghrelin(Z[\XY)forexample,tellsthebrainthalthebodywantsfood”Z[\XYᜧᾯo◤⌕Zᱥᡠ%n¡¢£¤¥¦Zᱥ஺ᦑ⌱A஺ூ26⚪௃

19t⁚ᳮ⚪஺᪷=ᦻ“Aswegetfatter,thelevelsofleptininourbodiesrise.Ourbrainsaretoldnottoeatallthetime.Intheend,theywouldnolongertrustleptinandwouldstoprespondingtoits“warnings"”ᜧᾯᨬ¨n©ª᷊_`;ᩭḄ¬஺ᦑ⌱D஺D“Tobeamusician,it'slikefulfillingapartofyourlifethat'sirreplaceable.IfssomethingthatIlovetodoandgetasatisfactionfromit.”Bornin1925inLouisiana,RenaldRichard'smemoriesofchildhoodarefilledwithmusic.Attheageofsix,Richardstartedpianolessonsathome.“IplayedpartiallybyearandIlearnedpiecesonthepiano,soIguessmusicwasinmysystem.”Attheageof13,Richardstartedlessonsonthetrumpet,andlaterplayeditinthehighschoolband.WhenstudyingmusicatXavierUniversityofLouisiana,heplayedinclubsonthecity'sfamousBourbonStreetandalsotouredwithmanybands.WhileplayinginHouston,RichardwasinvitedbyRayCharles,amusician,toplaytrumpetinhisband.“Firstofall,tobechosenbyRayCharleswasanhonortome.Iwasproudofthatandalittlenervous.”Intime,RichardbecameCharles,bandleader.RayCharleswasstrict,saysRichard,andhewantedthesamefrombandmembers.“Hewasaperfectionistandhewasratherstrictabouthismusic."RayCharlessaid.RichardtouredallovertheSouthandWestwithRayCharles.Sittinginthebackseatofthecar,RichardwrotethesongGotaWomanforCharles.ItbecameRayCharles'sfirstnumberoneradiosongTheson®putRayCharlesonthemap.Overtheyears,RichardhaswrittenmanyothersongsthathavebeenusedbyartistsincludingJoeTuner,theBeatles,theRollingStonesandElvisPresleytonameafew.LivingnowinSouthernFlorida,Richardisstillactiveattheageof97.'TmplayingmusicmainlywiththeMarcoIslandDrummersandI'mplayingwiththeJazzMastersinNaples,soIdoalotofplayingandIenjoythat.”Asyoucansee,RenaldRichard'smusicaldaysarebynomeansnearanend.27.WhydoesthewritermentionRichard'schildhoodmemory?A.Togivesuggestionsonhowtolearnmusic.B.Toshowtherolemusicplayedinhisearlylife.C.Tomentiontheunforgettablememoryofchildhood.

20D.Tointroducetheimportanceofhavingpianolessons.28.WhatdoesRayCharlesthinkofRichard?A.Proudandserious.B.Politeandhonest.C.Respectfulandstrict.D.Caringandhard-working.29.Whatdoestheunderlinedsentence“ThesongputRayCharlesonthemap,"mean?A.ThesonghelpedRayCharlesfindhisway.B.ThesongmadeRayCharlesveryfamous.C.RaysCharles'smusictourbeganwiththesong.D.RayCharlesmadealotofmoneyfromthesong.30.Whatisthebesttitleofthepassage?A.Alifefilledwithmusic.B.Amusicherobynature.C.Achoiceofamusician.D.Amusicaltourwithbands.ூcᫀ௃27.B28.C29.B30.Aூ᪆௃ூf#௃gᦻ)⌕lm6¯RenaldRichard°C<Ḅ±ᔊ஺ூ27⚪௃t⁚ᳮ⚪஺᪷.³´µ/1¶/·F45z¯¸¹᛻rs»¼½¾¿ÀFÁᑮḄÂÃF:6⊤kᙠÄÃ<ÅÆḄÇᵨᦑ⌱B஺ூ28⚪௃t⁚ᳮ⚪஺᪷“Hewasaperfectionistandhewasratherstrictabouthismusic”%É"Overtheyears,RichardhaswrittenmanyothersongsthathavebeenusedbyartistsincludingJoeTuner,theBeatles,theRollingStonesandElvisPresleytonameafew.”NÊḄ⌕ËÌÍοᓝᑖᨵÑÒÓÔÕÖᦑ⌱C஺ூ29⚪௃×⚪஺᪷“ItbecameRayCharles'sfirstnumberoneradiosong."É"ThesongputRayCharlesonthemap”1✌Ù᣸.CÛÔÜÝᦑ⌱B஺ூ30⚪௃ᨬÞ᪗⚪⚪஺,-ᐰᦻgᦻ)⌕lm6¯RenaldRichard°C<Ḅ±ᔊA⌱⚗“ᐙḄ<Å''ᨬᔠgᦻ᪗⚪ᦑ⌱A஺ᔁn
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momentsinherlife,v[\ᜐὃ£¤¥ᵨâ“oneofthe+{ᨬãä+ᦪ”⊤æ“ᨬ...H”*ᵨproudḄᨬãäᦑproudest஺èஹ▅ê·#⚪ᨵ5ì⚪íîì⚪1ᑖíᐳð5ᑖ¸▅ê¨☢CuriousGeorgeòó᜻Ḅôõö¸Ḅᦑ÷஺᪷Zø⁚úû⌱ýþ᪾Ḅ⌱⚗ᡂ☢⚪5⚪ᦪ5஺ThisisGeorge,alittlemonkeyandalwayscurious.1.Theyweretakingatriptothecountry.Rightthentheworkershouted,t6Allaboard!”Acrowdofpeoplehurriedtowardsthetrain.Georgesimplyrushedwiththecrowdthroughthegate.Therehefoundtheperfecthidingplaceforamonkey.2."Look,Daddy,“hesaid,"atrain!”Hisfatherlookedupandshouted."That'snotourtrain!,9Butitwastoolate.Thegatelockedbehindhim.Theboybegantocry.Georgesawtheboy'stoyrolltowardsthetracks.Theboyranafterit.Georgeclimbedoutofhishidingplaceandranfast.3.Whataclosecall!Whentheworkeropenedthegate,theboy'sfatherrantohisson.Theboywasnotcryingnow.Hewasplayingwithhisnewfriend.ctYousavedmyson!^^saidtheboy'sfather.4.

26JustthenMrs.NEedlemanarrived.Shesaid“Herecomesourtrain.”"Thisisourtrain,too."thefathersaid.Thelittleboywasexcited.<4CanGeorgeridewithus?”heasked.Thatsoundedlikeagoodideatoeveryone.Sotheworkerfoundthemaspecialseat.Rightupfront!A.Alittleboywithatoyalsoranthroughthegate.B.ThismorningGeorgeandtheNeedlemanswereatthetrainstation.C.Peoplearoundhadseenwhathadhappened,andtheycheered.D.Georgecaughtthetoybeforetheboycametooclosetothetracks.56.57.58.________59.60.WhatdoyouthinkofGeorge?ூᫀ௃56.B57.A58.D59.C60.Georgewasbraveandhelpful.ூ᪆௃ூ௃ᦻ!⌕#$%&'ᙶ)*+⍗ᑮ%ᙶ┯*Ḅ/ᵱ1Ḅᦑ3஺ூ56⚪4௃᪷6"Acrowdofpeoplehurriedtowardsthetrain”78&'ᙠ)*:;)*B⌱⚗“=ᜩ?@&'ABCD/Eᙠ)*:”Gᔠᦑ⌱B஺ூ57⚪4௃᪷6"Hisfatherlookedupandshouted.4tThafsnotourtrain!”Butitwastoolate.Thegatelockedbehindhim”78Iᵱ1JK%ᜧMA⌱⚗“/ᵱ1NḼPᐹRSK%ᜧM”Gᔠᦑ⌱A஺58⚪4௃᪷6"Georgesawtheboy'stoyrolltowardsthetracks.Theboyranafterit.Georgeclimbedoutofhishidingplaceandranfast”78&'ᢕU%V⌕ᣵᙠXY@ḄPᐹD⌱⚗“&'ᙠᵱ1☠[XY\]ᢕU%Pᐹ”Gᔠᦑ⌱D஺ூ59⚪4௃᪷6"Hewasplayingwithhisnewfriend.4tYousavedmyson!^^saidtheboy'sfather”78^ᑮᵱ1_ᯠaឫcdefghC⌱⚗“ᕜjḄce^ᑮ%I/ᑗelmnᩭ”Gᔠᦑ⌱C஺

27ூ60⚪4௃gpឋ⚪ᫀᔠᳮᓽ7஺tὃᫀvGeorgewasbraveandhelpful.wஹy☢⊤{(ᐳ1⚪~ᑖ15ᑖ)61.Ꮇ᝞஺@ᕜd᪥%“ᡂvḄᡃ”Ḅ!⚪᪷6ḄᔠtIḄᔊᑏ/ᦻᔣ᪥¢ᢗ¤஺Familykeepintouchwithgrandparents,...Volunteerscleantheschoollibrary,...Hobbieslearntospeakalocallanguage,...¥¦~(1)ᦻ§ᒹ©⊤ªᡠᨵᑁ®〉°±ᢵ³(2)ᦻ´µ¶·¸¹ºᐵḄ³(3)ᦪ~80100஺ᦻ⚪¼A✌¾¿ÀµÁᐭÃᦪ஺HowtobeabettermeEveryonewantstobecomeabetterperson.ூᫀ௃ÄᦻHowtobeabettermeEveryonewantstobecomeabetterperson.Lastweek,ourschoolheldanactivityaboutHowlbBeABetterMe.Iwanttosharesomethingaboutitwithyou.Forfamily,weshouldkeepintouchwithgrandparentsandvisitthemasoftenaspossible.Weshouldrespectandlovethem.Wecandosomevoluntarywork,suchascleaningtheschoollibrary,teachingothershowtosorttherubbishandhelpinginOldPeople'sHome.What'smore,weshouldtakeupsomehobbieslikelearningtospeaka

28locallanguage.Ifyouwanttobebetter,takeactionsfromnowon.Lookingforwardtoyourchange.ூ᪆௃ூ4௃1.⚪ÆÇ~ᦻ/ᩞᧇÊᦻ஺᪷6⊤ªᡠÀᑁ®“Howtobeabetterme”v⚪ᑏ/ᦻ஺2.ᑏÊᢣ~ᦻÌᵨ/ζᙠ+A/ÎKÏ+cÐÑ/cÐv!஺ᑖvÒÓÔ~Ñ/ÓÕµ!⚪³ÑÖÓ×EcØÙὅÛ᰿Ý☢Þß᝞à7ᡂvḄḄÝá³ᨬã/ÓÃᭆå஺ᑏÊ+æᢝ!è/éឋêᑮaáA᪗ì┯í஺

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