Mrs. Black has have 1 of trouble with her skin, 2 she goes to see her doctor about it. The doctor can't find 3 wrong with her. But he gives her some tests.

    Mrs. Black calls the doctor the next day and asks about the tests·

    The doctor says: "No problem, but l will 4 you a list of things you can't eat·"

    Mrs. Black writes all the things down on 5. She puts the paper 6 the telephone. Then she goes 7. Two hours 8, she comes back. Her husband is waiting for her. "Look! Everything 9 for you, my dear." He says.

    "But you don't know 10 I need," Mrs. Black says.

    "Don't you remember your list beside the telephone, my dear?" Mrs·Black says·

    I had a very unusual experience(经历) on Sunday. At ten in the morning, I was 1 down the street when a UFO landed right 2 of me. You can imagine(想象)3 strange it was！An alien 4 and walked down Center Street. I followed it to see 5 it was going, and I was very surprised when it went 6 a souvenir shop. While it was 7 at the souvenirs(纪念品), the shop assistant called the 8. Before the police arrived, the alien left the 9 and then visited the Museum of Flight. 10 the alien was in the museum, I called the TV station. Isn't that amazing!

About 470 pilot whales have been beached in Tasmania in Australia.This has been the {#blank#}1{#/blank#} （large） whale﹣beaching event in Tasmania since 1935.People are working hard{#blank#}2{#/blank#}（save） the whales.Every year，around 2，000 large sea animals，such as dolphins and whales，die by {#blank#}3{#/blank#} （swim） onto a beach or into water that's too shallow for {#blank#}4{#/blank#} （they） to swim away.This {#blank#}5{#/blank#}（know） as "beaching".Pilot whales and killer whales are some of the most commonly beached whales.Rescue workers are trying to "refloat" the whales so they can swim away.The job is especially challenging {#blank#}6{#/blank#} the whales are so large.Pilot whales can grow up to 7 meters {#blank#}7{#/blank#} （length） and can weigh up to 2，300 kg.Since the rescued whales will return to the place again{#blank#}8{#/blank#} others are still in trouble，workers are trying to make sure that rescued whales don't get beached again.Dr.Carlyon from the rescue team says the cool，wet weather has helped keep the whales {#blank#}9{#/blank#} （live）.About 90 whales {#blank#}10{#/blank#} （die） so far.Rescue efforts are likely to continue for a few more days.

I grew up in a small town in Washington, US, and I want to be like my brother, Tim. He and his friends were in a gang. They often beat up people, and they didn't go to school much. I thought they were cool. 

On my thirteenth birthday, I told my brother I wanted to be in the gang with him. He said 'no', but I didn't listen. I went to ask his friends. Tim's friends took me into the back yard. They told me that if I joined the gang, I was in for life. Then, someone hit me in the face. I fell down. But I didn't cry. Each time I got up, they hit me again. Finally, they said I could be one of them. 

Tim was angry when he heard about it. But I stayed with the gang. After a few months, I began to beat up other people with the gang. Sometimes I wouldn't go home at night, and my mother would be worried. This went on for two years. I knew it was bad, but there nothing I could do. I was in for life.

One day, someone hit me in the head. I spent a day in the hospital. For the first time, I wanted out of the gang. One night after my fifteenth birthday, I went home. My mother was in the hospital. She had a nervous breakdown (精神崩溃) because she was so worried about me. That made me very sad. The next day, I told the gang that I wanted out. They began to beat me up, and my brother stopped them. I got up off the floor, smiled and said goodbye. But they didn't just stop there. Every time they saw me, they beat me up. This went on for about two months. But in the end, it stopped. I'm glad I'm out of the gang now. I don't have to be afraid all the time. I can talk to anyone I want. And most of all, I made my mum happy again.