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吉林省长春市九台区2024-2025学年八年级上学期期中英语试题
Are you interested in writing about food? If so, then this is the competition for you.
The Week Junior is hosting the Young Food Writer competition. Set up in 2008, it is the only national food writing competition that is for children and young people up to the age of18.
To be winning, write a short story around the theme (主题) of "Food and Heroes (英雄)". The hero could be anyone you want, yourself, a friend, a family member or a sports person. No matter who it is, write about what role food plays in life. For example, do you have a family member who cooks something to make you feel better when you're sick or help you get through your hardest times?
The competition has four different age categories (类别), each with their own word limit(限制).
10 and under — at least 250 words
11—13— at least 500 words
14—16— at least 750 words
17—18— at least 1,000 words
There will be a champion(冠军) and a runner- up(亚军) in each category. Good luck!
Please send your story by e-mail to food and heroes@theweekjunior. co. uk by April 30th. All works must include (包含) your name, address, e- mail address and phone number of your parent.
For more information, please visit theweekjunior. co. uk.
Do you ever wish you had more time? Everyone gets 24 hours in a day. But here are some ways to help you use those hours more efficiently (有效率地).
Set priorities (优先级)
Setting priorities is the best way to manage your time exactly. Consider whether your tasks are important or not and find out which one should be done right away.
Make a timetable
Decide what you're going to do at a certain time each day. A well-organized timetable can not only help you improve your working speed but also make you feel less stressed.
Choose a suitable time
Think about the time when you have the most energy during the day. Are you more energetic in the morning or afternoon? Do hard work when you feel good and leave simple one when you are tired.
Make lists
Write down when to do and what to do. I keep two to-do lists: one for aims of today and the other for the projects I'm working on. The lists remind me that I won't forget anything. They also help me pay more attention to the shorter list.
Give up something
Managing time sometimes means giving up doing something you like. When you're ready to start a new task, think carefully. Is it really worth spending your time? Could someone else do it instead?
As a saying goes, "Work smarter, not harder." If you want to make full use of your time, make a plan and stick to it.
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