Thefirst time I saw Kai, she was sitting in my front yard hugging my dog. Seeingme, she1, smiled, and waved. She introducedherself as my new neighbor while she continued petting my dog. I liked her2butdidn't know then what an impact(影响) shewould have on my life.

Soon we were not only neighbors but good friends. When Kai greeted you with her3voice, you always felt like the most special person in the world. Anyone who came to her door was treated like4.

Whenever my sons, daughters, and I visited her, she would5us in with a smile, sit us down, and cut us a piece of cake. She was always helping others and encouraging others. No matter who you were, you6left her house feeling a little happier.

All of the time I was getting to know Kai, though, she was7. She told me that her illness was terminal (晚期的). She was battling(搏斗) with several health problems and was slowly losing the fight. Her husband and she had their own business.8 after a while, Kai was too weak to work any more. She had to spend most of her time in bed. Finally, on a cold morning, her body gave out and she died in her home. The day she9. I walked back to my house, closed the door to my bedroom and cried. She had touched me so much. I had become a10person because of her. I still miss her today.

The Walla Walla Wallaby Foundation

Welcome to the Walla Walla Wallaby Foundation of America, Washington chapter. Here you will find news, photos, and other resources about the wallaby. In addition, our site's unique (独特的) features for members include profile pages, discussion forums (论坛), and other contents. We are the world's best wallaby support group.

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Africangirl Joelle was raised on a steady (持续不断的) dietof Disney princesses. Whenever she felt sad, her parents would play a video ofSnow White, Cinderella, or Beauty and the Beast.It was always the quickest way to make her happy.

Therewas one princess who Joelle admired above all others. "Ariel (the Little Mermaid) fought to meet theexpectations she had for her own life," Joelle says. "I like herbecause she desired a world she wasn't a part of."

Joelleknew that kind of desire well. Since the moment she had first begun to watchDisney cartoons, she had dreamed of creating something similar. But her parentstold her that the idea wasn't practical. The girl was made to realize whocreated the cartoons she loved. Most of them were men and were white. That'salso why there were few African characters.

Twodecades later, however, Joelle had managed to create her own happy ending. "Irealized that if I wanted to see myself in comics, I had to be the one to drawthem," she says. Her most popular work,The Diary of Ebene Data, follows the adventures of an Africanteenager in Europe.

Lastyear, Joelle helped to organize an online exhibition of African comics. "Whenyou say Marvel or manga, people around the world immediately know what you aretalking about," she says. "We want the same to be true for Africancomic artists."

LikeAriel, Joelle fought to meet the expectations she had for herself. She has seta great example to young artists in Africa.

WithCOVID-19 threatening the world, researchers have worked on technology that canprotect our environment improve the quality of medical care, or simply make ourlives more convenient. Scientific American has chosen 10 new technologies thatwill change our future. Let's take a look at some of them.

Green hydrogen绿色氢

Whenwe bum hydrogen for energy, the only by-product (副产品)iswater. If s safe for the environment. But the process of producing hydrogen isbad for the environment. "Green" hydrogen might be the solution.

Greenhydrogen is produced by using machines to split (分开)water into its two most basic element hydrogen and oxygen(氧). In the past, this process took so much electricity that it didn'tmake sense to do it. But now, we have moreefficientmachines so that we can produce hydrogen in a cleaner and moreenvironmentally-friendly way.

Spatialcomputing 空间计算

Someof you might be familiar with augmented reality(增强现实),or AR. Computers use AR to put a virtual lager(虚拟层次) ontop of the real world, such as when you use an app to control the lights yourhome. A new kind of computing called spatial computing will combine AR with theinternet of things to make daily life at home even more automated (自动的).

Withspatial computing, it is possible to make a digital (数字的) "map" of an environment, such as your home or ahospital. Using this map, computers can "see" what's happening in thereal environment and change it properly. For example, your home's computercould turn up the heat if it sees that your body temperature is low.

A study showed that there are more pets than children in American families. Amazed? Keeping pets at home has several advantages!

Whether you believe it or not, keeping pets is a great way to make you happy.

Research has shown that people who are ill have fewer chances of falling into a depression (沮丧) if they keep pets compared to those patients who don't keep pets.

Your pet can be a source of exercise. Want someone who would like to take a walk with you? They can even urge (催促) you to go out for a walk when you're too tired, keeping you active and fit. Other activities related to pets like feeding, bathing, playing and cleaning are also good ways to exercise.

No matter how lonely you feel, a pet will always be there for you. Whether you want to pour your heart out to them or tell them your secrets, you know it's all safe with them! Pets give you unconditional love.

Pets help you have better relationships Do you want to improve your social skills? Kids who grow up with pets at home are always respectful towards living things.

Pets can warn you of danger. We all know that dogs will bark when they sense someone near the house, and that can be very good for home security. However, pets can sense far more than just a stranger. No matter what kind of pet you get, animals seem to have a sense of danger that we don't always have, and that may save your life!

Do you use Wikipedia(维基百科) to find information about people, places, things and events? Have you ever wondered who writes all the information? The website is actually run by thousands of everyday people, as well as computers that can automatically update (自动更新) certain pages. You can even write something on the page if you want to.

Of course, it means that somebody can write incorrect information on the page. That does happen sometimes, but usually somebody else corrects the information quickly.

Wikipedia has counted how many times each page has been edited (编辑) this year and one page stood out. "Deaths in 2020" was edited 18,230 times. That is likely because lots of well-known people died in 2020.

The 2020 US presidential election (总统选举) was followed by people around the world. It was also a popular page to edit on Wikipedia. The "Donald Trump" page had nearly 9,000 edits and took seconds pot. The third most-edited page had something to do with Joseph Biden, and the election itself took the fourth spot.

Pages about movies, sports, world events like COVID-19, natural disasters (灾难), musicians and artists all appeared in the top 25 most-edited list. The different pages that were edited show how people, with totally different interests are still all looking for information.

Nowadays, many parents don't require kids to help with household chores. However, kids will finally grow up some day, leaving their parents and facing the challenges in life. Parents may not be able to solve every' problem for them.

⑴Instead, they should have enough life skills to deal with the problems that appear in their life. Actually, young children in primary school should learn to take care of themselves in daily life. Older children should help parents do housework. ⑵对年长的孩子来说，学会与人沟通交流也是有非常必要的。As for students in middle school, they should develop qualities such as being responsible and strong.

This is what our country tries to do-helping more students gain working spirit and taking actions to improve hardworking spirit education (劳动教育) among students of different ages. ⑶Actually, the government has been stressing the importance of hardworking spirit education in the past few years. But this has been ignored in recent years. As a result, some teenagers don't cherish the fruits of hard work and are not interested in working hard.

"⑷学校和家庭在教育学生怎样努力工作方面发挥着重要作用。" a government officer says. Primary and middle schools should provide students with hardworking spirit classes every week. ⑸Schools can also hold activities to give students real-world work experience. For example, schools can teach children how to plant trees on Tree Planting Day. As children's first teachers, parents should also encourage children to learn how to do chores at home. Students should master one or two life skills every year like cooking, washing their own clothes and tidying their rooms.

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A: Hey, Lisa! My friends and I were just sharing memories of junior high school.

B: Wonderful. Franco, ?

A: Oh, the school life is so cool. I think it has been fun. I remember meeting all of you in Grade 7. And we've been friends ever since, haven't we, Lisa?

B: Yeah! I've enjoyed every year of junior high school.

A: ! A lot of happy moments come to my mind when I look back to the school life. ?

B: Of course, I do. One of my special memories is that 1 lost my schoolbag in Grade 7. All of you helped me to look for it, and Peter found it for me. Thanks a lot.

A: And I remember that Mr. Brown was really kind when I hurt my knee. He told me to take a break from running. He's a great teacher. ?

B: I will miss Ms. Lee, my English teacher, the most. She was always patient with me in English class. Because of her, I put in more effort and my exam scores doubled. So I am going to be a teacher like her when I grow up. ?

A: Oh, I am going to be an astronaut in the future. It would be so exciting if I could do that.

B: That's an excellent plan, and I believe in you.

A: Thank you.

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②字数：80词左右(信的开头和结尾民经给出，不计入总词数)；

③信中不得出现你的真实姓名、学校名和地名。

Dear Holly,

I'm sorry to learn that you are frustrated recently because you fail to keep your resolutions each year

Yours,

Li Liang.