One day, a monster (怪兽) from outer space attacks (攻击) Earth. It even beats Superman. 1 world leaders call on people to make a super robot to drive the monster away.

    McDull is an ordinary (寻常的) piglet growing 2 in a fishing village. His 3 is to be an inventor(发明家). He wants to 4 the Earth. What can he do?

    Finally, McDull gets a good 5. He makes 6 rice cooker (电饭煲) into a 7 and calls it Rizo. Everyone in the 8 helps to make it. The robot wins the competition!

    Now, the task of saving the 9 falls on McDull and Rizo. Will they be able to do it? Go and 10 the movie McDull, Rise of the Rice Cooker (《麦兜：饭宝奇兵》).

    Patty got home after school as usual. She walked in, went to the sofa and sat down, looking at the 1.

    "What′s wrong with you? "asked Kathy, her elder sister.

    "2."

    Kathy was a thoughtful high school girl. She wouldn't leave things like that "You 3be in trouble. You're usually happy when you get home from school.

    Patty kept sitting with her head down. "I hate school! I hate my class! I hate that new4.

    "I know what you mean, Patty. You don't hate anyone.

    "Well! Jerry told my best friend Betty, that she would make friends with her if Betty5 being my friend. And now Betty doesn't play with me after class."

    "That's not very 6 , Kathy said, How about your other friends? You have other friends, don't you?"

    "Yes, "Patty answered, trying not to cry."7 Jerry made me lose my best friend.

    "Patty, you didn't lose your friend."

    "I just told you, I did!"

    "Listen, my little sister. You don't lose friends. You just 8your real friends. Your real friends will 9 leave you when they meet new friends."

    The next day, Patty walked in, went to the sofa and sat down as yesterday. But the difference was that the 10 look came back to her face. It was clear that she had got out of the trouble.

Mr. King was new to the school and to us. He always seemed blue and silent, even though he was a great teacher. Then many students were afraid of him. I wondered if he 1 a hard time or some terrible experiences. 

One day, I noticed him 2 alone on the bench in the school garden. I finally gathered up 3 and walked down towards him. Before I came near him, I breathed 4 a few times. 

"How are you?" I asked with my voice 5 . 

He managed to say, "Fine."

"Well, good to know. "I tried to be relaxed. "Hmm. . ." was all I heard. 

"What's up with you? "I asked, then I saw a puzzled look on his face. "I mean, why don't you like all other people in the school? Why are you always so quiet and 6 Why. . ."

"It's hard to explain in a few words, dear. You are just a little girl. What will you understand? I think I'd better 7 those worries to myself" he said slowly, 

"But I don't think so, sir. If you share your feelings with me, it'll help to reduce the 8 in your heart."

With that, I realized that it might be 9 to say that-after all, he was my teacher. But I10 tried to persuade him, "I'll be a good listener and I 11 I will never tell anyone. If you tell me your problem, you will have a light heart and you will have the sense that someone 12 you."

"Maybe you're right. . ." said Mr. King, after a moment's silence. 

Soon after our little talk, there was a 13 change on his face. Later that day in the class, there's a smile on his face. 

, More and more14 might pile up in your heart if you always leave things unsaid. So why not15 your heart and share with others often, even with a child? 

Last night, when I was preparing for my English exam in my bedroom, I suddenly heard a loud noise. The glass on the edge (边缘) of the desk {#blank#}1{#/blank#} onto the floor. The glass was {#blank#}2{#/blank#}. The light in the room was shaking. I looked out of the window and found the whole building was shaking too. I realized (意识到) that a(n) {#blank#}3{#/blank#} had happened. I{#blank#}4{#/blank#} myself that I must be brave and stay calm and try not to cry. I crawled (爬) and hid myself under the bed. Several minutes later, the building didn't shake any more. So I crawled out and ran out of the building as quickly as I could. Or I couldn't {#blank#}5{#/blank#} what would happen. What a terrible experience!

Emma was new at this school and had no friends here. She felt a little {#blank#}1{#/blank#}(孤单的) and worried. Emma knew that it was not good for her study and life. So she decided to change. Emma is interested in writing {#blank#}2{#/blank#}(神奇的) stories. She wants to make friends to share the {#blank#}3{#/blank#}(喜悦) of writing. 

One day, Emma was writing about Oliver's {#blank#}4{#/blank#}(奇遇): Oliver's heart {#blank#}5{#/blank#}(几乎) stopped. He walked over and {#blank#}6{#/blank#}(轻敲) on the door . . . Suddenly, Emma {#blank#}7{#/blank#}(摇动) her head and stopped. It was too difficult to write on. Then she looked around the library and a good idea hit her. Emma put her {#blank#}8{#/blank#}(笔记本) on a shelf and left the library. She wanted others to keep writing. 

After a week, the notebook was still there. Emma opened it {#blank#}9{#/blank#}(神经紧张地) and saw {#blank#}10{#/blank#}(页) of new writing by different people! Her story finally had a good ending.