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浙江省衢州市风华外国语学校2024-2025学年九年级上学期第三次质量检测英语试卷
School is a big part of life. Not just for kids, but for families, too. And for teachers. Everyone has an opinion about what is best for students. Do kids need homework? Some of our readers say students need the extra work. Others say homework takes time away from exercise. Here's what some of you said.
Peter: Kids need homework. When they learn something new in school, reviewing it at home helps them remember it. . It tells them how much students are paying attention in class and who needs more help.
Olivia: Giving students homework is a bad idea. . They can do activities that build a healthy mind and body. Homework just causes stress. And stressed students do poor homework. That is worse than doing none at all. If students are working hard in class, they do not need the extra work.
Jack: I think kids need homework. But the amount should vary by age. At my school, primary students get homework. But it is not too much. For example, we might have to learn spelling words at home. Then we will take a test in class. We do most of our learning in class. For some homework, we have to hand it in. . We get a special prize for doing it.
Wendy: Homework is pointless. Kids already spend six hours a day in school. Homework just makes them repeat what they've been doing all day. What's more, homework takes time away from activities like team sports, hobbies, and playing. . They keep kids active.
A. These are just as important as schoolwork. B. Kids need time for themselves after school. C. Other homework depends on our own choices. D. Homework teaches kids time management skills. E. And our homework gives teachers valuable information. |
Do you think it's necessary for students to do homework? Why or why not?
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Home/Opinion/We Share Topic：How Can We Use a Modern Public Library？ Editor's （编辑的） note：Has it been a long time since your last visit to a public library？If so，you may be surprised to learn that libraries have changed for the better. Here are some ideas from the readers. | |
Ben | Topic：Check out a book There are lots of books in libraries，but you'll find it easier to borrow whatever you're looking for with a network of area libraries. By such networks，libraries share their books in a convenient way. Once the book you need arrives |
Anna | Topic：Check out other things The library is now a multimedia zone（多媒体区域） with different forms of information like﹣ movies on DVDs，music on CDs and popular magazines. Children can also find toys and games there. If a popular magazine you want isn't offered and the library keeps a list of such requests |
Tom | Topic：Join reading groups Libraries will often hold reading﹣group meetings for people of different aged groups. Perhaps you'd like to make more friends，and the library may have a book﹣sharing group you could join. Also，you might find it relaxing to sit quietly in a comer with a good book while you bring your little kid to a half﹣hour Story Time. |
Traditional Chinese Culture Cfubs(中国传统文化社团)
Activities: ※ learn Chinese food culture ※ make jiaozi and zongzi Time: 3:30 p. m.—5:00 p. m. Monday Place: Room 118 Teacher: Mr. Lu |
Activities: ※learn to play erhu, dizi and pipa ※enjoy traditional Chinese music Time:5:00 p. m.--6:30 p. m. Tuesday Place: Room 303 Teacher: Ms. Tao |
Activities: ※ read Journey to the West ※ put on plays Time:3:30 p. m.—5:00 p. m. Thursday Place: Room 402 Teacher: Mr. Li |
Activities: ※ watch Chinese art films learn about paper-cutting(剪纸) Time:5:0 0p. m.--6:30 p. m. Friday Place: Room 205 Teacher: Miss Ma |
For more about the clubs, you can call or email Mr. Jin. Tel:4038817 Email Address: Wanshitong@163.com | |
试题篮
Chinese Food Club 
Chinese Music Club 
Reading Club 
Chinese Art Club 