Yesterday I went to my daughters school , I gave a report（报告） about kindness(友爱) to 60 kids and their 1. After the report, I2 them to write a small story about it.

    After school. I was 3 for my daughter at the school gate. A little boy came to me and said." You know, I enjoyed your report today," "Okay, then are you going to write a lovely story?" I asked." But I'm not good4 writing." the boy answered. I told him that I would be happy 5 he could just write a word(词) or two about kindness. Then he just told me that he was Tony and he could only write down two words. I was happy to 6  that.

    I knew I didn't have time to talk to him too much because he was in a hurry (匆忙)to meet his friends. In my 7, it was a kind act that he could stop to talk to me for two 8  and let me know that he enjoyed my report. I got some reports back from the children and teachers. In the end, I opened a report.9 said "Thank you! Tony." It's his kindness. I10 happy that I did something meaningful(有意义的) for all the kids in the class.

    How do we gave a computer instructions?

    We give a computer instructions by putting different programs into it. Computer programmers (程序员) write computer programs. It is 1 for these people not to make mistakes. Otherwise, the computer will not work 2.

    A computer needs 3 programs to do different jobs. For example, playing, games, writing letters and drawing pictures all need different 4, There are also different 5 for different programs. To write a program, people need to know the right language. Sometimes a programmer may know many different languages. 6, computer languages are not spoken languages like Chinese or English. They are 7 languages. Only the computer and the programmer can understand 8.

    A computer's memory

    Computers today have large hard drives (硬盘). The hard drive is like a computer's 9. The 10 of a hard drive is measured (度量) in gigabytes (千兆字节). A byte is one piece of information stored on the computer. Hard drives can hold a lot of information, such as books, photographs, music and films. The size of the hard drives grows every year.

Our family {#blank#}1{#/blank#} red because it was the Spring Festival yesterday. We got up early in the morning. My mom was busy. She {#blank#}2{#/blank#}her glasses and then {#blank#}3{#/blank#} my younger brother. When everything was ready, we{#blank#}4{#/blank#} our coats and went out to visit our relatives.

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"Cindy…Soloist (独唱者)." I couldn't believe it—on the cover of the program was my name rather than Renee's! 

Renee and I had been classmates since kindergarten. She was always 1 I was and she was always ahead of me. The school plays? Renee would have the 2 . Softball? She played first base (垒) while I watched her from my 3 in the outfield. 

Trying out for the choir (合唱团) concert was a 4 process for me. As we were waiting for Ms. Jenkins's call into the choir room. my heart 5 . My whole body began shaking when my name was called. Then I saw Renee's smile and her 6 relaxed me. 

A week later, Ms. Jenkins announced the result. I was certain that Renee's name would be on the 7 while mine wouldn't. But finally, Ms. Jenkins looked at me and said, "Cindy, you will have to start practicing with me. The solos need more8 ."

"Solo? I got the solo?" I 9 this. But Renee just gave me the thumbs up sign. 

The big day came. The choir walked onto the stage (舞台) and I was front and center. The spotlight 10 me in its bright light, but I froze right there. I couldn't breathe. I couldn't think. I couldn't sing. The note started up and then 11 in my throat. 

"You can do it, Cindy!" Renee whispered behind. I took a deep breath and sang out. All that came out was an unpleasant 12 But in that same moment, came the pure tone of the right note. My voice 13 and matched Renee's. When the next note came, it was all me. 

The rest of the solo went 14 . And when the concert was over, there came a burst of loud applause (掌声). Renee was the first to 15 me. 

"Thanks, Renee!"

Renee smiled, "That's what friends are for!"

"Friends?" I smiled, beginning to love the feeling of being her friend. 

It was last winter. My wife Ella, our little dog Floopy and I were driving home. We had a holiday with our parents in Cambridge. We had to spend eight hours {#blank#}1{#/blank#} (drive) home. Floopy was not happy because she had to stay in the car all day. She jumped here and there. "Put her in the back seat and give her something {#blank#}2{#/blank#} (drink)." I said to Ella. Just then she jumped on my right arm and there was big bang at once. Our car crashed into a truck in front and caught fire. A moment later, the police arrived and they got us out of {#blank#}3{#/blank#} car. "Oh, poor Floopy is still in the car!" Ella cried and ran back to the burning car before the police could stop {#blank#}4{#/blank#} (she). She opened the door but found Floopy wasn't there. While she was running back to us, there was a big sound. {#blank#}5{#/blank#} dangerous it is! We looked everywhere but didn't find Floopy, {#blank#}6{#/blank#} we had to start again for home, feeling sad.

Two {#blank#}7{#/blank#} (month) passed. It was about half past two in the morning and Ella was lying awake in bed. She had dreamed about Floopy. Suddenly she {#blank#}8{#/blank#} (hear) a strange sound. She woke me up and said to me {#blank#}9{#/blank#} (quiet). "Listen! Isn't that a thief (小偷)?" We came downstairs with a stick in the hand. There! The sound was coming {#blank#}10{#/blank#} the back door. Then I opened the door. To our great surprise, it was Floopy!