I like．What about you?

Don't forget (take) your pen because you might want to write something.

My sister (hate) that boy because he took away her favorite toy.

everybody is here, let's begin our games. （because/as/ since/because of）

听短文，根据所听内容和思维导图补全短文

Hello, Everyone! I'd like to talk about my dream school. My dream school is , it has a swimming pool, a dancing room and a football field. The most important is that it has a green house and a farm. On weekdays the school starts at 9:00 am, and finishes at 3:00 pm. Besides Chinese，English and Math, there are interesting lessons about  cooking and Chinese chess. All these can make the students feel interested in learning. At noon, the school can all kinds of food such as Japanese，Korean and Chinese food. So the students can have many choices on food and eat more happily. As for the teachers they are all , and the students are polite and friendly. They learn from each other and help each other. They are like a big.

— Mom, this shirt is too small for me. Would you like to buy me a ____ one?

— OK.

     Li Na plays tennis so well now and her （教练）helps her a lot.

He fell down from his bike yesterday. The pain nearly (迫使) him crazy.

The hotel offers very good (服务) to all its customers.

— Have you told Mike about the exciting result?

— Oh, no, I forgot about it．I (phone) him immediately．

The (farm) keeps hundreds of pigs on his farm.

He is sad because he doesn't know which d his company will take in the future.

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    Liu Wei is very famous in China because he can play the piano with his toes（脚趾）.

    One day when Liu Wei was only 10 years old, he played a game with some friends. He lost both his arms because of electricity(电).

    Liu Wei was very sad when both his arms were cut off after the accident.（事故） But soon he had to make a choice. (选择) "For people like me, there were only two choices. One was to give up（放弃）all the dreams. The other was to work hard without arms to live an excellent life." says Liu Wei.

    Liu's dream was to be a pianist. He had a wonderful performance（演奏）on China's Got Talent. He played the beautiful Marriage D'amour（《梦中的婚礼》）with his two feet on the piano.

    Liu Wei learned to play the piano with his feet. And teaching himself to play the piano with his feet was very hard. Many times he wanted to give it up, but his parents went on encouraging（鼓励） him and he kept playing the piano.

    Maybe you can not believe that Liu Wei is able to play well only with his toes. Many people were deeply touched and very excited when they watched his performance.

Of all subjects, chemistry seems to be ___ for me.

We don't know whether the machine is useful or (die).

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    Our brains believe information automatically(自动地)-even if it's false-because we can learn efficiently this way. "We're learning false information not because we're poor learners or not working hard," says David Rapp, a psychology and education professor at Northwestern University. "In many cases, it's a useful skill for us to accept what people tell us, because often what people tell us is true."

    When we hear new information, those fresh facts don't cover what we knew before. We'll draw on old or new information when the situation comes up.                 . Short-term memories are easier for our brains to access than facts we heard longer ago, because they're fresher in our minds-even if they're wrong. Since we have to think back further to remember old information, we will often ignore it in favour of new inaccurate (不准确的)information. New information is what we're currently thinking about or has been recently presented to us, while the old one isn't as readily available.

    We also buy into the facts that seem more reasonable. Often, this means they fit better with what we want to believe, which can explain why people quote different facts in political debates. Both candidates said something that was objectively true or not, but people would go with what they hope to be true.

    Things get even trickier when truth and falsehood coexist in the information. For instance, our brains aren't sure whether to believe the descriptions of London in Harry Potter. "Don't look for that train station to Hogwarts, but there might be streets mentioned that are real," says Dr. Rapp. In fact, our brains can keep track of what's true or false by mentally tagging(标记)facts as either true or false, but sorting all that information takes time. In many cases, we are unlikely to think critically to get information, especially when we are reading for pleasure.

    However, it's worth putting in the extra effort to have a second thought about the information that seems doubtful. "With the ease that we can look things up on the Internet," says Dr. Rapp, "there's no reason not to." "Seek out reliable sources," he adds.

He usually  (relax) and sleeps nine hours every day.

在路的左边有一间医院。

There is a hospital of the road.