Sharon Reasonover first started volunteering at the age of 16. She hadn't really understood the meaning behind doing something for others until that summer day.

    Sharon got to the Ronald McDonald House (RMH) in Dallas, Texas. RMH is a "home away-from-home" for families so they can spend little money or no money to stay close by their sick children.

    Sharon remembered her first time walking into RMH-nervous and afraid of doing something wrong. After only 5 minutes, she began to communicate with families. "That day, I played with kids, laughed with their parents, and heard so many stories," says Sharon.

    Now Sharon is a 21-year-old student at the University of North Texas. She is still volunteering with RMH. "I met so many people there, and they changed my life," she says.

    A smile that Sharon will always remember came from a girl named Caroline. Caroline was badly ill, and she had great difficulty in eating. One day, Caroline's mom was angry with her, because she refused to have dinner. To help, Sharon said to Caroline that if she ate 5 bites. Sharon would do whatever she wanted. Little Caroline ate dinner that day, and Sharon had to dance in front of everyone! Although Caroline has passed away (去世), Sharon will never forget her smile.

Have you ever driven through a red traffic light? Have you ever parked in the wrong place or driven faster than the speed limit (限制)? The answers are probably "yes". Every year {#blank#}1{#/blank#} of drivers become "offenders" (违法者)—they break the rules of the road. But what are punishments {#blank#}2{#/blank#} this offence?

In most countries drivers have to pay a fine (罚款), {#blank#}3{#/blank#} $100—$300. But in the USA, Australia and some {#blank#}4{#/blank#} countries offenders also get points on their driving license (驾照). After they get a certain number of points, they can't {#blank#}5{#/blank#}.

Life is difficult when you can't drive. So far some states in the USA have {#blank#}6{#/blank#} a new way to avoid this——Traffic School. Offenders have a choice: They can get points on their license {#blank#}7{#/blank#} they can do a course at Traffic School.

Traffic Schools run "driver improvement courses". They {#blank#}8{#/blank#} about $100 and take from four to twelve hours. Most people do the course in a {#blank#}9{#/blank#}, but in some states drivers can do the course online. Drivers learn the {#blank#}10{#/blank#} of the road and they learn how to be better drivers. They don't have to take a driving test, but at the end of the course they have to pass a written examination.

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Wonderful activities for my winter holiday

Winter holiday is coming! Here are the wonderful activities for my winter holiday.

First, I will

Then I 

Finally, I

I am sure I can have a great holiday.

It's reported that 800 million people around the world have experienced back pain. And many of them find that their pain keeps coming back. ____ But scientists believe that doing one simple thing could help: walking. 

Scientists invited 700 people to take part in a study. Most were women and all of them had recently experienced back pain. The people were put into two groups. One group took part in a walking program and had six meetings with a doctor. People in this group were asked to walk half an hour five days a week, while those in the other group didn't do anything. The scientists followed up the two groups for three years. 

The scientists' findings are surprising. People in the walking group had an average (平均) of  208 days before their back pain recurred, while those in the other group felt the pain again after an average of 112 days. What's more, people in the walking group also made far fewer visits to the doctor. 

Why is walking helpful to lower back pain? Scientists are not yet certain of the reasons. But they think it's probably because walking can get the muscles (肌肉) stronger and improve sleep. As for how to walk, they suggest walking on a flat (平整的) surface. People also should listen to their bodies, as walking too far or for too long could make the pain worse. 

Hello, everyone! 1 name is David Smith. Look! Here is 2 photo 3 my room. There are many kinds of things in it. You can see a bed, a desk 4 a bookcase.     There 5 a pair of glasses and some books in the bookcase. Can you see my computer? It's on the6 . My parents bought (买) it for 7 . Look! What's that? 8 my pencil box beside  (在……旁边) the bed. It is my friends 9 gift. Where is my model plane? Oh, it's in my hand! I keep taking it with me all the time. I need 10 my room every day. I think my room is very nice. I love it!