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　　Stamp collecting is perhaps the most popular hobby in the world. Many people have been collecting stamps from different countries, for different reasons and in different ways.

　　I collect stamps from Singapore, Malaysia, Canada and the U. K. only. I 1 collect stamps from every country because there are too many.

　　My father and sister work in offices, 2 sometimes they bring foreign stamps home. If I don't want a stamp. I try to swap (交换) it with a friend. I don't buy any stamps because they cost too much money. Most of my stamps are 3 ones, which are stuck (贴) on paper at first. I have to get the stamps off the paper 4 damaging (毁坏) them. 5 wants to collect damaged stamps. I put the stamps into water. After ten to twenty minutes, the water makes the paper wet. Then it is 6 to peel off the stamps carefully and let them dry. After that, I put them in one of my stamp albums (集邮册) . I have 7 albums, one for each country. I can learn many things from my stamps. They make my school subjects 8 . They show me what birds, animals and plants there are in a country. They let me 9 about the people and events in different countries. Some old stamps are very valuable. Perhaps one day some of my stamps will be 10 , too.

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　　Sandro Ravazzano works in a garage 1 a car mechanic. One morning, he opened the hood of a car and got a big 2 . A cat was sitting on the engine! “I jumped when I opened the hood,” he said. “ 3 you see rats or birds in a car. When they get 4 the engine, they die. This cat was lucky. I think it was too scared to 5 . That's why it's still 6 .”

　　The cat was in a 1995 Volkswagen Jetta. The 7 of the Jetta had a long drive to get to the garage, so everyone was very surprised that the cat was alive. Sandro called the owner of the car. The car owner was very surprised to hear about the cat. “I don't 8 have a cat,” he said. No one knew wherethe cat came from, but the car owner had a/an 9 .

　　“Maybe it's my neighbor's cat. But it's funny that I didn't 10 anything. The cat didn't even meow!”

　　Everyone in the garage liked the cat. They 11 her Jetta. “She's cute and friendly,” they said. They 12 her some milk, and someone went out to buy cat food. Then the car owner came and took the cat 13 . He knocked on all the doors in the neighborhood. Finally he found the woman who had 14 the cat. “I was so worried because my cat was missing,” she said. “Thank you for finding her!” The cat just 15 .

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　　Have you ever 1 the different food cultures between China and western countries?

　　In fact, we can see it from the 2 people use at dinner table. For example, Chinese would say “We ate...” not “I ate...” which appears in western people's 3 . That's because people in western country usually 4 food for themselves 5 Chinese people order food for the 6 group. So Chinese people would like to 7 food, not to eat 8 .

　　The menu is different too. The 9 of food is important. That means how the food looks is the first thing. Maybe something looks good doesn't 10 good. But in China, what you see is what you get.

　　There is no right or wrong for 11 food culture. You can choose either of them. But the best way is to 12 when you are in a place. So try to act like Chinese and enjoy Chinese food and culture in China.

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　　Have you ever seen a falling star? One Thursday night when the sky was __1__ with dotted (小圆点的) stars, Mum and I were together on our front veranda.

　　Mum was lying in a hammock singing and I was sitting on the steps whistling(吹口哨) and chewing(咀嚼) gum at the same __2__.

　　Suddenly we both saw it. Something glittering(闪闪发光) and shiny, with a long golden tail, __3__ across the sky. My mum, who knows all __4__ of things, said, "It's a falling star. Quick Tim, make a wish. "

　　I made a wish in __5__ I wished for all the school teachers to forget it was school the next day.

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　　Food is very important. Everyone needs to 1 well if he or she wants to have a strong body. Our minds also need a kind of food．This kind of food is 2 . We begin to get knowledge even 3 we are very young. Small children are 4 in everything around them. They learn 5 while they are watching and listening. When they are getting older, they begin to 6 story books, science books.., anything they like. When they find something new, they love to ask questions and 7 to find out answers.

　　What is the best 8 to get knowledge? If we learn by ourselves, we will get 9 knowledge. If we are 10 getting answers from others and do not ask why, we will never learn well. When we study in the right way, we will learn more and understand better.

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　　Mr Brown is a driver. He drives a truck for a factory. He often goes to the faraway 1 and cities. The factory pays him much and he is too busy to look after his family. His wife is usually 2 after their youngest son Peter was born. So he has to take little Peter with him. The boy likes 3 and never feels tired and asks his father a lot of questions.

　　Now Peter is fifteen. He 4 all his subjects except geography (地理).He works hard at it and wants to be a 5 ，so he listens to the teacher 6 in class and studies the map，when he is free. He does well in it. Sometimes he fails in maths，history or some other subjects，but he doesn't 7 it.

　　Now Class Two are having history. Miss Smith is telling the 8 something about James I(詹姆斯一世).Peter isn't listening to her. He is thinking of 9 he is going to spend next Saturday and Sunday. The teacher notices it and asks，“What is the first thing James I did when he came to the throne (詹姆斯一世登上王位后做的第一件事是什么?)，Peter?”

　　The boy can't 10 it at all. He thinks for a while and says，“He sat down，Miss Smith.”

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　　It was Mid-autumn bay, and there was a big party in the house. Guests came and went, but the party went on. Then the 1 rang. Several people shouted, “Come in!” And a small man opened the 2 door and came in.

　　Nobody 3 him, but the host went to meet him and took him to the bar for 4 . The man sat there 5 for an hour and a half and drank. Then suddenly he 6 and looked at his host. “Do you know, “He said, “ 7 asked me to this party? I don't know you, I don't know your wife and I don't know 8 of your guests. My wife and I wanted to go out in our car, but one of your guests' car was in front of our gate, so I came here to 9 him and my wife is waiting in our 10 for me to come back.”

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　　It took Tom several months to save up ten dollars. He wanted to 1 a stamp-album and went to the shop with the money. On the way, Tom saw a little boy 2 on a corner of the street. “ 3 are you crying?” Tom asked. “Two big boys took 4 my two dollars just now,” the boy said. “I was 5 my way to buy some exercise-books, but now I 6 .” The little boy cried again. Tom touched the money in his pocket. He thought of 7 and looked at the poor boy. Tom wanted to walk away, 8 he didn't. He 9 two dollars to the boy and went home.

　　Tom felt 10 . Do you know why?

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　　The police in the big city were looking for a thief. At last they caught the thief. But while they 1 photos of him----from the front，from the left，from the right，with a hat，without a hat，he suddenly attacked the policemen and ran off. They 2 him，but he got away.

　　Then a week 3 the telephone rang in the police station，and somebody 4 ，“You're looking for Bill Cross，aren't you?”“Yes，but can you tell us 5 he is now?”“Well，he 6 to Waterbridge an hour ago.”Waterbridge was a small town 150 kilometres away 7 the city.Four photos of the thief 8 to the police there at once by the city police.

　　Less than twelve hours later they 9 a telephone call from the police in Waterbridge.“Three of the men were caught，”they said 10 ，“and the fourth will be caught this evening.”

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　　My parents took me to Japan when I was little. I lived there for five years. 1 I came back, my Japanese was very good. “Can I do something useful with my Japanese?” I asked myself.

　　Then, one day last spring, I got a good opportunity (机会) .

　　Everyone was afraid of SARS, so I stayed at home with 2 to do. My father brought me a Japanese book. “Why don' t you translate (翻译) it into Chinese? It will be better than 3 computer games all day.”

　　I promised (许诺) to do 2,000 words each day. But 4 I found it was hard to keep the promise.

　　One day in May, the weather was beautiful. But I couldn't go out. Those 2,000 words were still 5 me.

　　After translating only three pages, I already lost interest in the book. I looked at it for a long time. But I couldn't make myself turn the pages. How I 6 I could just go outside and play football with my friends!

　　I counted the words again and again. I just wanted to give up.

　　I fell as if two people were fighting 7 my mind. One said, “Don't give up! Keep working hard, and you'll do well!” But then the other one said, “Go and play! It will be more 8 than translating. Do your work tomorrow.”

　　I stood up and would 9 the computer.

　　But then I remembered 10 my parents had told me, “Whatever you do, don't stop half way.” So I sat down and went on with it.