①我的妹妹是一名中学生，她最喜欢蓝色和白色；

②平时她非常喜欢穿蓝色的上衣、白色的裤子或白色的上衣、蓝色的裙子，她的卧室也以蓝色和白色为主；

③她觉得这两种颜色使她感到平静、祥和。有时她感觉压力很大，只要一穿上白色的衣服，她就会感到很放松；睡在她的蓝色卧室里，她会有一种和谐感；

④她是一个文静、纯洁的女孩，她非常喜欢一个人待在安静的地方看书或听音乐，所以白色和蓝色很适合她。

注意：①短文中必须包括表格中的相应要点，并适当发挥；②文中不得出现真实姓名和校名；③词数：100词左右（短文标题和开头已给出，不计入总词数）。

Studying Abroad，Yes or No?

    Nowadays, studying abroad is becoming more and more popular among middle school students.

    How would you use a radio or a telephone ifyou had no electricity or batteries? These1bothered (使烦恼) British inventor Trevor Baylis. So in 1996 he2awind-up (装有发条的) radio. It doesn't need electricity orbatteries. You wind it up3hand. It plays for about an hour. Then,you wind it up4.

    Baylis also invented a mobile phone that ispowered by5. The shoes contain (含有) a small battery that is powered when you6.This battery is connected to a mobile phone. These two simple inventions canbring modern7to all parts of the world.

    Baylis didn't have a university degree inengineering. In8, he left high school before graduating(毕业). He just loved9thingsto help people. He never knew10ideas would come to him.The idea for the phone came to him in a dream.

Mother Tongue (语言)

    My name is Jiniku but everyone calls me Joey, including my parents. My father is American but my mother is not. My mother grew up in a country whose name I cannot pronounce correctly. She was educated in French and Latin, Spanish and German.

    My mother wrote all day, but never showed anyone what she wrote. She had notebooks she would write in, and a typewriter to straighten out (整理) the final copy.

    When she had typed (打字) pages, she put them in a box. This box was deep under the bed that she and my father shared.

    There were only two words that she ever said in the real voice, with her real accent (口音), real tongue. I heard her say them only three times in her life. She taught them to me one night as I lay on her legs, sweating (出汗) with fever.

    "Jiniku," she said in a low voice. "Jiniku." I focused (集 中) on her voice through my fever, realizing that something had changed. She was speaking from a part of her that she had not opened for a long time. She took my hand, and placed my palm (掌心) over her heart. "Juriszu." She stared out the window. There was a long silence. I could feel her heartbeat, which was calmer and slower than my own. "My name," she said at last, speaking once more in English, "means „dark ocean (海洋).‟ And you, Jiniku, my baby, yours means „life.‟" She looked out the window again. "„Ji‟ is the word for a happy birth. One where everyone lives and there is little pain. „Ni‟ is a tree that had its roots (根) spread far and whose branches (树枝) shelter (庇护) all. „Ku‟ is spirit. You have this all-encompassing (包罗万象的) life." She placed her hand on my heart. "The first and last letters of our names are the same," she said. "Don‟t forget that, Jiniku."

It was a snowy day. I 1 the friend who sat with me on winter evenings, talking about our experiences and thoughts—a true 2 .

I had almost given up hope of finding another friend like that after I 3 to this city. I wanted to invite a woman I'd met only twice to come share my dinner, 4 she lived an hour away, and it was snowing. I was sure she wouldn't 5 to come. However, I decided to have a try. So I made the 6 .

"Don't feel you have to come if you don't want to."

"Is it snowing? I have a7 , and I'm in bed. I'll think about it later, if that's OK with you."

"Of course it is. And here are your choices, if you decide to come. I've just been shopping, so I can8 you macaroni (意大利粉) and cheese or fresh vegetable salad."

There was a 9 for a moment. She was thinking. 

 "Since I'm sick, not the macaroni and cheese. Too rich for a cold. I 10 the vegetables," she said, "Vegetables. If it's not snowing too hard."

An hour before dinner, the phone rang. 

"I've got up. I've been in bed all day. Looking forward to the 11 ."

I was happy. 

An hour later, she 12 , holding a piece of chocolate. 

We sat by the fireplace, eating and chatting. The smell of the vegetables filled the house. And we 13 love, art and travels. Everything was warm and good. 

As she left, she said. "Those vegetables were delicious. They kept me from 14 I didn't choose macaroni and cheese."

"Next time," I promised. And I went inside, quite satisfied, because I knew there would be ad next time, and I didn't feel 15 anymore."

Long time ago, there was a king(国王) in England. He was kind but too lazy(懒惰) . He would do1 except(除了) eating and sleeping. Soon he became 2 and heavy. Later, he couldn't even move his body. He thought he was ill.3 no doctors in his country could help him. 

One day, an4 man heard about the king's story. He wanted to give him a 5 . The king decided to let him try. 

The old man lived far away. He said to the king, "I'll try6 best to help you. You need to come to me for treatment(治疗) tomorrow. But you have to walk here." " Certainly, kind man. I'll do so, " the king answered(答复，回答). 

The next day the king went to the man's house early. After he arrived, the king found only the man's7 was at home. The son told the 8 to come the next day. He came every day for two weeks, but he 9 saw the old man.10 the king became angry, he found he became light. He realized(明白) why the old man asked him to walk far. 

Walking can exercise people's body. It's easy and doesn't cost money.