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guitar penatonic音阶

guitar penatonic音阶英文版The Pentatonic Scale on GuitarThe pentatonic scale is a fundamental musical concept that has been used in various cultures and genres of music for centuries. On the guitar, the pentatonic scale is particularly popular due to its simplicity and versatility. This article will explore the pentatonic scale on the guitar, its history, and its applications in modern music.The pentatonic scale consists of five notes per octave, hence the name "pentatonic" which means "five tones." On the guitar, these notes are typically played within a specific range on the fretboard, usually within the first four frets. The scale is often played in a specific order, known as the "box" pattern, which allows guitarists to easily navigate through the scale and create melodies and harmonies.The history of the pentatonic scale dates back to ancient times. It has been found in various cultures around the world, including China, India, and the Middle East. In Western music, the pentatonic scale has been used extensively in folk, blues, and rock genres. It is particularly associated with the blues, where it is often played in a sliding or bending manner, creating a unique and expressive sound.The pentatonic scale on the guitar is incredibly versatile. It can be used to create both melodic and harmonic lines, and can be played in a variety of tempos and styles. Guitarists often use the pentatonic scale to improvise solos and melodies, as it provides a solid foundation for creative expression.In conclusion, the pentatonic scale on the guitar is a fundamental tool for musicians of all levels. Its simplicity and versatility make it a valuable asset in any guitarist's toolbox. Whether you're a beginner looking to learn the basics of melody and harmony, or a seasoned pro looking to add somecreative flare to your playing, the pentatonic scale is a great place to start.中文版吉他上的Pentatonic音阶Pentatonic音阶是一个基本的音乐概念，几个世纪以来一直被各种文化和音乐类型所使用。

广西壮族自治区来宾市2021-2022学年七年级下学期教学质量调研英语试题

广西壮族自治区来宾市2021-2022学年七年级下学期教学质量调研英语试题一、单项选择1. There is ________ outdoor swimming pool in our community. We can swim there in summer.A．an B．a C．/2. —Is ________ here today?—No, Tim isn’t here. He went to No.10 Middle School with Mr Wu this morning.A．somebody B．anybody C．everybody3. There are ________ workers in this car factory. My brother is one of them.A．three hundred B．three hundreds C．three hundred of4. —All of my classmates have passed the PE test.—________ exciting the news is!A．How B．How an C．What an5. He poured water ________ his coat and saved the child ________ the fire.A．on; at B．over; from C．in; from6. We are going to have a meeting ________ the afternoon of 5 March. A．in B．on C．at7. Jack is very short, so he can’t ________ the apple on the table. A．eat B．climb C．reach8. It’s time for us to have class. Let’s ________ and get ready for our English class.A．stop to talk B．stop talking C．to stop talking9. —Where ________ you find your key?—I ________ it in the playground.A．do; found B．will; find C．did; found10. —Can we fish in the lake?—No, ________. Look at the sign. It says “No fishing!”.A．I think so B．I’d like to C．I’m afraid not二、完形填空When a fire happens, what should you do? You maybe 11 , but you must keep calm (平静的).Call 119 for help. Tell them 12 the fire is. Then try to tell others about the fire. You can13 or use the fire alarm (报警器)．Next, you must get out 14 . Don’t try to take away things. Go out 15 a window if you are on the ground floor.16 you can’t get out of the burning building,just stay with others in one room. 17 the door. Put clothes around it closely. Then open the window and callfor 18 .Don’t use a lift (电梯). The lift may stop at any time. You have to run 19 the stairs (楼梯) quickly. You can take a piece of 20 cloth with you. Put it over your mouth. The water in it can protect you from the smoke and fire.11.A．careless B．happy C．worried D．afraid12.A．what B．where C．why D．how13.A．nod B．rush C．shout D．laugh14.A．slowly B．quickly C．faithfully D．badly15.A．over B．past C．across D．through16.A．If B．But C．Before D．Because17.A．Hurt B．Protect C．Open D．Close18.A．help B．fun C．smoke D．fire19.A．up B．along C．down D．around20.A．wet B．dry C．cold D．warm三、阅读判断Paris has a beautiful name, the City of Lights. Do you know what it means (意思是)? Many beautiful buildings are lighted (眼亮) at night. The streets are very bright. When you drive in Paris, you must not turn on your headlights (汽车前灯) even after dark.To be the capital of a country, France, Paris is full of life all day and all night. But this is not the only reason for its beautiful name. For hundreds of years, Paris has been the centre of science and art.Many scientists (科学家) and artists have come to study here. For this reason also, people call it the City of Lights.根据短文内容，判断下列句子正误。

AKB48 Beginner

Beginner AKB48In your position set!きのうまでのけいけんと昨日までの経験とかKinoo madeno keiken toka到昨天为止的经验ちしきなんかにもつなだけ知识なんか荷物なだけChishiki nanka nimotsu nadake 知识什么只是包袱かぜはいつもとおりすぎて风はいつも通り过ぎてKaze waitsumo toori sugi te风总是擦身而过あとになにものこさないよ后に何も残さないよAtoni nanimo nokosa naiyo之后不留痕迹あたらしいみちをさがせ! 新しい道を探せ!Atarashi i michi wo sagase去探索新的领域！ひとのちずをひろげるな! 他人の地図を広げるな! Hitono chizu wo hiroge runa不要拓展别人的地图！ふせためをあげたときに伏せた目を上げた时にFuse ta me wo age ta tokini睁开闭起的双眼时ゼロになるんだ0になるんだZero ninarunda一切归零ぼくらはゆめみてるか?仆らは梦见てるか?Bokura wa yumemi teruka我们还有梦想吗？みらいをしんじているか? 未来を信じているか?Mirai wo shinji teiruka相信未来吗？こわいものしらず怖いもの知らずKowai mono shirazu不知恐惧みのほどしらず身の程知らずMinohodo shirazu不自量力むてっぽうなまま无鉄炮なままMuteppou namama不顾后果いまぼくらはゆめみてるか?今仆らは梦见てるか?Ima bokura wa yumemi teruka现在我们还有梦想吗？こどものようにまっさらに…子どものようにまっさらに…Kodomo noyounimassarani像孩子那样全新的···しはいされたくさりはひきちぎろう支配された锁は引きちぎろうShihai sareta kusari wa biki chigiroo撕裂控制的锁链吧Change your mindChange your mindなにもしらなくていいBeginner!何も知らなくていいBeginner!Nanimo shira nakuteii Beginner!一无所知就可以Beginner！しっぱいしてはじをかいて失败して耻をかいてShippai shite haji wokaite失败受辱きずついたことトラウマになって伤ついたことトラウマになってKizu tsui ta koto torauma ninatte受伤演变成精神创伤あんなおもいにどといやだとあんな思い2度と嫌だとAnna omoi nido to iyada to不想再有那样的记忆かしこくなったおとなたちよ贤くなった大人たちよKashikoku natta otona tachiyo变成聪明的大人吧チャレンジはばかげたことチャレンジは马鹿げたことCharenji wa baka geta koto挑战是愚蠢的行为リスクかいひするようにリスク回避するようにRisuku kaihi suruyouni为回避风险おろかなけいさんしてなにをまもるの? 愚かな计算して何を守るの?Oroka na keisan shite Naniwo mamoru no愚蠢地计算着究竟守护着什么？ぼくらはいきているか?仆らは生きているか?Bokura ha iki teiruka我们此刻活着吗？あしたもいきていたいか?明日も生きていたいか?Ashita mo iki teitaika明天也想活下去吗？わかったふりしてしったかぶりでわかったふりして知ったかぶりでTobo ketafurishite shitta kaburide假装迟钝不懂装懂ゆめもひさしぶり梦も久しぶりYume mo hisashi buri梦想也变得久远そうぼくらはいきているか?そう仆らは生きているか?Sou bokura ha iki teiruka没错我们活着吗？いのちむだにしてないか?命无駄にしてないか?Inochi muda nishitenaika没有浪费生命吗？みゃくをうつこどうをいまかんじろ!脉を打つ鼓动を今感じろ!Myaku wo utsu kodou wo ima kanji ro此刻感受脉搏的跳动吧！Stand up! Together!うまれたひおもいだせ!生まれた日思い出せ!Umare tahi omoidase回忆起诞生之日！だれもがBeginner!谁もがBeginner!daremo ga Beginner!谁都是Beginner!Stand up! Right away!はじめからかんたんに初めから简単にHajimeka lakantanni开始时未能轻易うまくはいかねえ上手くは行かねえumakuha ike nee妥善进展Stand up! Together!さいしょにもどればいい最初に戻ればいいSaisho ni modore baii回到最初就可以もいちどBeginner!もいちどBeginner!mou ichido Beginner再次出发Beginner!Stand up! Right away!ひらきなおってひらきなおって开き直って开き直ってHirakinaotte hirakinaotte改变态度どうにかなるさどうにかなるさdounikanarusa总会有办法ふるいページはやぶりすてろ古いページは破り舍てろFurui pe ji ha yaburi sute ro抛弃陈旧的一页さあはじめようぜ!さあ始めようぜ!Saa hajime yooze来开始吧！We can be reborn all the timeぼくらはゆめみてるか?仆らは梦见てるか?Bokura ha yumemi teruka我们还有梦想吗？みらいをしんじているか?未来を信じているか?Mirai wo shinji teiruka相信未来吗？こわいものしらず怖いもの知らずKowai mono shirazu不知恐惧みのほどしらず身の程知らずMinohodo shirazu不自量力むてっぽうなまま无鉄炮なままMuteppou namama不顾后果いまぼくらはゆめみてるか?今仆らは梦见てるか?Ima bokura ha yumemi teruka现在我们还有梦想吗？こどものようにまっさらに…子どものようにまっさらに…Kodomo noyounimassarani像孩子那样全新的···しはいされたくさりはひきちぎろう支配された锁は引きちぎろうShihai sareta kusari ha biki chigiroo撕裂控制的锁链吧なにもできない何もできないNanimo dekinai什么都做不到ちゃんとできないちゃんとできないchanto dekinai做不好それがどうした?それがどうした?Soregadoushita那又如何？ぼくらはわかいんだ仆らは若いんだbokura ha wakai nda我们还年轻なにもできない何もできないNanimo dekinai什么都做不到すぐにできないすぐにできないsuguni dekinai做不快だからぼくらにかのうせいがあるんだだから仆らに可能性があるんだDakara bokura ni kanousei gaarunda正因如此我们有着可能性あめはやんだ雨は止んだAme ha yan da雨停了かぜはやんだ风は止んだkaze ha yan da风停了みたことのない见たことのないMita kotononai前所未有的ひかりがさすよ光が差すよhikari ga sasu yo光芒照射著いまがときだ今が时だIma ga toki da此时此刻きみはうまれかわったBeginner!君は生まれ変わったBeginner!kun ha umare kawa tta Beginner你已重生Beginner!。

【备战2023高考英语】全国甲卷真题变式03阅读人物故事类

【备战2023高考英语】全国甲卷真题变式：03 阅读·人物故事类一、真题(共4题；共8分)阅读理解As Ginni Bazlinton reached Antarctica, she found herself greeted by a group of little Gentoo penguins （企鹅）longing to say hello. These gentle, lovely gatekeepers welcomed her and kick-started what was to be a trip Ginni would never forget.Ever since her childhood, Ginni, now 71, has had a deep love for travel. Throughout her career（职业）as a professional dancer, she toured in the UK, but always longed to explore further When she retired from dancing and her sons eventually flew the nest, she decided it was time to take the plunge.After taking a degree at Chichester University in Related Arts, Ginni began to travel the world, eventually getting work teaching English in Japan and Chile. And it was in Chile she discovered she could get last-minute cheap deals on ships going to Antarctica from the islands off Tierra del Fuego, the southernmost tip of the South American mainland. "I just decided wanted to go," she says. "I had no idea about what I'd find there and I wasn't nervous, I just wanted to do it. And I wanted to do it alone as I always prefer it that way."In March 2008, Ginni boarded a ship with 48 passengers she'd never met before, to begin the journey towards Antarctica. "From seeing the wildlife to witnessing sunrises, the whole experience was amazing. Antarctica left an impression on me that no other place has," Ginni says. "I remember the first time I saw a humpback whale; it just rose out of the water like some prehistoric creature and I thought it was smiling at us. You could still hear the operatic sounds it was making underwater."The realization that this is a precious land, to be respected by humans, was one of the biggest things that hit home to Ginni.1．（2分）Which of the following best explains "take the plunge" underlined in paragraph 2?A．Try challenging things.B．Take a degree.C．Bring back lost memories.D．Stick to a promise.2．（2分）What made Ginni decide on the trip to Antarctica?A．Lovely penguins.B．Beautiful scenery.C．A discount fare.D．A friend's invitation.3．（2分）What does Ginni think about Antarctica after the journey?A．It could be a home for her.B．It should be easily accessible.C．It should be well preserved.D．It needs to be fully introduced.4．（2分）What is the text mainly about?A．A childhood dream.B．An unforgettable experience.C．Sailing around the world.D．Meeting animals in Antarctica.二、变式题(共36题；共72分)阅读理解Chuvina was 56 when she discovered knife throwing in 2007. She'd done a simple job in the coat check section of the local factory. One day, two young men discussed the possibility of opening a knife throwing club there. It was the first time that Chuvina had heard of knife throwing, so she desired to have a try and signed up for training. Just a month and a half later, she learned that her hometown would host a knife throwing competition. She signed up and shocked the audience by winning first place.Her victory inspired many people, but there were also those who simply called it beginner's luck. Chuvina silenced the latter at the 2007 National Knife Throwing Championship in Moscow, where she beat the best knife throwers in the country. Her first prize had been a new heater, but for her win at the nationals, she received a mobile phone and an air mattress. These motivated her to participate in more competitions.In 2008, Chuvina competed in the World Knife Throwing Championship, against 36 of the world's best knife throwers. She was the oldest player, but she won once again, becoming number one knife thrower all over the world.Throughout her amazing career, Chuvina won 5 national championships, as well as 50 medals and titles. She was considered as a national treasure, getting much attention from the press, giving interviews and making appearances on television shows.5．（2分）What can be inferred about Chuvina in paragraph 1?A．She hated the present job.B．She had strong curiosity.C．She wanted to get first prize.D．She always loved knife throwing.6．（2分）What made Chuvina attend more competitions according to paragraph 2?A．The material rewards offered to winners.B．The desire to learn from other throwers.C．The hope to get support from the government.D．The possibility to become famous.7．（2分）How many competitors competed in 2008 World Knife Throwing Championship?A．35B．36C．37D．508．（2分）What does the author want to tell us?A．It's never too old to learn.B．There is plenty of fish in the sea.C．A young idler will be an old beggar.D．God helps those who help themselves.阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C 和D 四个选项中，选出最佳选项。

浙江省余姚市实验学校八年级上学期总结检测英语试题

余姚市实验学校2022 学年第一学期总结检测八年级英语卷卷" 听力部分(25 分)第一部分听小对话，回答问题(计 5 分)( ) 1. What will they have for lunch?A. Beef.B. Chicken.( ) 2. Who is the tallest kid in Jack’s family?A. Eric.B.Nick.( ) 3. What does the girl’s brother look like?A. He is tall.B. He wears glasses. ( ) 4. Where did the girl spend her summer holiday?A. In ShanghaiB. In Hainan.( ) 5. What is the girl going to do this afternoon?A. Go to the zoo.B. Do her homework.第二部分听较长对话，回答问题(计10 分) 现在听一段较长对话, 回答第6~7 两个小题。

( ) 6. Where does Ted’s father work?A. In a TV station.B. In a hospital. ( )7. What is Ted like?A. Serious.B. Funny.现在听一段较长的对话，回答第8~10 三小题。

( ) 8. What does Mike think of sitcoms?A. Boring.B. Funny.( ) 9. Who can’t stand sitcoms?A. Tara.B. Tara’s sister. ( ) 10. How often does Mike watch sports shows?A. Always.B. Sometimes.第三部分听短文，回答问题。

beginner歌词

子どものようにまっさらに…
支配された锁は引きちぎろう
何もできない
ちゃんとできない
それがどうした?
仆らは若いんだ
何もできない
すぐにできない
だから仆らに可能性があるんだ
雨は止んだ
风は止んだ
见たことのない
光が差すよ
今が时だ
君は生まれ変わった Beginner!
Team A：小嶋阳菜、指原莉乃、篠田麻里子、高城亚树、高桥南、前田敦子 Team K：板野友美、大岛优子、峯岸南、宫泽佐江 Team B：河西智美、柏木由纪、北原里英、渡边麻友 SKE48 Team S：松井珠理奈、松井玲奈
Beginner
作词：秋元康
作曲：井上ヨシマサ
编曲：井上ヨシマサ
歌：AKB48
Kinou madeno keiken toka
到昨天为止
Chishiki nanka nimotsu nadake
经验和知识只是累赘
Kaze haitsumo toori sugi te
风总是在掠过之后
Stand up! Right away!
开き直って开き直って
どうにかなるさ
古いページは破り舍てろ
さあ始めようぜ!
We can be reborn all the time
仆らは梦见てるか?
未来を信じているか?
怖いもの知らず身の程知らず
无鉄炮なまま
今仆らは梦见てるか?
此刻我们有着梦想吗
Kodomo noyounimassarani
将比孩童时更沉重的
Shihai sareta kusari ha biki chigirou

介绍中国北方天气和能做的事英语作文

介绍中国北方天气和能做的事英语作文全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1The Weather Up North: Fun in China's Cooler RegionsHi there! My name is Lingling and I'm a 10-year-old girl from Beijing. I love exploring different parts of my home country China with my family. One of my favorite areas is the northern region - it's super cool (no pun intended)!The weather up north is quite different from the warm, humid summers we have in Beijing. Instead of blazing hot temperatures, the northern provinces like Heilongjiang, Jilin, Liaoning, and Inner Mongolia tend to be freezing cold for much of the year. That's because of their location - they border Russia and North Korea up at really high latitudes. Brrr!In the winter months from November to March, temperatures can dip way down below freezing, even hitting minus 20 or 30 degrees Celsius some days! Everything is covered in thick layers of snow and ice. The locals have to bundle up in huge puffy coats, scarves, hats, and boots to stay warm. I remember visiting Harbin, the capital of Heilongjiang province,one freezing January and my breath would turn into clouds of vapour anytime I exhaled. So cool!But the cold weather opens up all sorts of fun winter activities you just can't do down south. One of my absolute favorite things is ice skating. In Harbin they have these awesome frozen rivers and canals where you can glide along surrounded by beautiful ice sculptures. The city holds an incredible Ice and Snow Sculpture Festival every winter, where they carve gigantic frozen statues of people, animals, buildings and more. Walking through the parks filled with those icy sculptures shimmering under the colorful lights is like entering a magical frozen kingdom.Sledding and tubing are also a blast in the north. You can zoom down huge snow-covered hills so fast it makes your heart pound with excitement! Last year when we visited my cousins in Shenyang, the capital of Liaoning province, we spent an entire day riding tubes down this enormous slope. I crashed into snowbanks and did wipe-outs galore, but just brushed myself off and went for another thrilling ride.Another highlight is simply playing outside and making things out of the fresh powdery snow. My brother and I had an epic snowball fight one year in Inner Mongolia, ducking behindforts we built and trying to pelt each other. We also rolled up sticky snow to make a whole family of plump snowpeople - a mom, dad, and little snow-kid! So much creativity and fun.If you get a chance, I highly recommend trying out some of the delicious cold-weather foods you can find up north too. Candied hawthorn fruit is this yummy snack where they glaze tiny tart hawthorns in a crispy sugar shell. The combination of sweet and sour flavors is addictive.Hot pot is another classic northern dish where you cook a huge variety of ingredients like beef, seafood, vegetables, noodles and dumplings in a bubbling pot of savory broth right at your table. It's the perfect meal to warm you up from the inside out on those bone-chilling days. I could eat plate after plate of those tender dumplings all swimming in that scrumptious soup!Once spring arrives between April and May, the weather quickly warms up and all the snow melts away. Now you can see the lush, grassy hills and valleys of the northern countryside emerging from their white blankets. This short window is one of my favorite times to visit, when the air is fresh and crisp but not freezing.A super fun activity in spring is hiking or cycling through the newly green fields and forests. Inner Mongolia and Heilongjianghave tons of gorgeous nature areas filled with gently rolling hills, sparkling rivers and streams, and patches of wildflowers in violet, yellow and pink hues. You might even spot nomads herding flocks of sheep or horses across the grassy plains.My family loves renting bikes and pedaling along backcountry trails through these idyllic landscapes, breathing in the clean country air. We always stop to explore if we see remnants of the Great Wall of China winding along a hilltop. Those ancient fortifications are incredible to check out until this day!Another extraordinary sight in the northern springtime is the blooming of certain flower fields. In Liaoning province there are huge stretches of Land blanketed in gorgeous pastel pink moss phlox as far as the eye can see. Walking among those soft blankets of tiny flowers is so tranquil and refreshing.Around that same time, rape fields across the northern countryside suddenly burst into dazzling yellows as all their tiny budding flowers open up at once. From a distance those brilliant yellow patches look like shimmering golden pools among the green hills. I'll never forget a road trip we took driving past endless quilted fields of that bright yellow rapeseed in full bloom. So vibrant and cheery!Once summer rolls around in June, July and August, the north transforms again into a lush, green paradise. While the temperatures can climb into the 80s and 90s Fahrenheit (around 30 Celsius), it never feels as sweltering and humid as Beijing's summers in the south.This is an amazing season for camping, hiking and exploring the expansive forests and grasslands. One year we pitched tents in Inner Mongolia's Black Bhuree Bayun area and went horseback riding with local guides across篇2The Chilly but Fun Northern ChinaHi there! My name is Xiaoming and I'm from Beijing, the capital of China. Beijing is located in the northern part of the country, and the weather here is quite different from southern cities like Shanghai or Guangzhou. In the north, we experience four distinct seasons – a hot and humid summer, a colorful and crisp autumn, a freezing and snowy winter, and a warm and breezy spring.I love all the seasons because each one brings its own fun activities and beautiful scenery. But my favorite is probably winter because that's when the real fun begins! Beijing getsreally cold during the winter months, with temperatures often dropping below freezing. On some days, it can even reach a bone-chilling -20°C (-4°F)! When it's that cold outside, I have to bundle up in my warmest clothes – a big puffy coat, a hat that covers my ears, a scarf to keep my neck toasty, and some warm waterproof boots for the snow.And let me tell you, we get a lot of snow in Beijing during the winter! The city looks like a magical winter wonderland, with soft white flakes covering the trees, roads, and buildings. My friends and I love playing in the snow and having big snowball fights. We build adorable snowmen and snow forts too. Sometimes the snow gets so deep that school is even cancelled for a "snow day"! Those are the best days because we can spend the whole time outside sledding down hills, making snow angels, and catching snowflakes on our tongues.Even when it's not snowing, there's so much fun to be had in the winter. My family likes to go ice skating at the big outdoor rinks that get set up around the city. Holding hands and gliding across the ice is a bit scary at first, but once you get the hang of it, it's an incredible feeling! Some of the royal parks and gardens even freeze over their lakes or ponds so you can go ice skatingsurrounded by beautiful landscapes. Just be careful not to fall through the ice!Another cool winter activity is visiting the Huanghua Ski Resort just outside of Beijing. It has lots of different slopes for skiing and snowboarding, ranging from beginner bunny hills to huge double-black diamond runs for the daredevils. I'm still learning to ski, so I stick to the easy green slopes. But it's so much fun whooshing down the mountain with the cold wind in my face and the soft snow spraying up beneath my skis. At the end of the day, my whole family enjoys drinking hot chocolate by the fire to warm up.Although winter is my favorite, the other seasons in northern China are amazing too. Fall is gorgeous, with leaves turning brilliant shades of red, orange, and yellow in the parks and forests. My class always goes on a fun field trip during the fall to celebrate the autumn harvest by picking apples, pears, and other fresh fruits and vegetables. Spring brings warmer temperatures and beautiful blooming flowers like peonies, orchids, and cherry blossoms. People flock to the parks and gardens to enjoy the colorful scenery and have picnics with friends. I also love watching the cute baby animals being born on my grandparents' farm during springtime.Summer can get quite hot and humid in Beijing, but that just means it's perfect beach weather! My family travels about an hour to the coastal city of Qinhuangdao to splash around in the ocean and build sandcastles along the shore. We also love biking along scenic trails, hiking up small mountains, and flying colorful kites in the warm summer breeze.No matter the season, there's always something fun happening in northern China! I feel so lucky to experience both the chilly winters with all that snow, as well as the beautiful changes that spring, summer, and fall bring. From sledding and skiing to hiking and beachgoing, I never run out of cool activities to do all year round. If you ever visit Beijing, I'd be more than happy to take you ice skating, show you around our stunning parks and gardens, or even build a snowman with you!篇3Certainly! Here is a 2000-word essay introducing the weather in Northern China and the activities one can do there, written from a child's perspective in English:The Weather Up North in ChinaHi there! My name is Xiaoming, and I'm 10 years old. I live in Beijing, the capital of China, which is located in the northern partof the country. Today, I want to tell you all about the weather we have up here and the fun things we can do!First off, let me tell you about our winters. Boy, do we get some serious cold and snow! The temperatures can drop way below freezing, and we often have to bundle up in thick coats, hats, scarves, and gloves. But you know what? That's what makes winter so much fun!When it snows heavily, the whole city turns into a winter wonderland. The parks are covered in a thick, white blanket, and the trees look like they're wearing fluffy coats. That's when we go sledding and build snowmen! My friends and I love having snowball fights too. Even though it's freezing, we stay out for hours until our cheeks are all rosy and our noses are red like Rudolph's!Another awesome winter activity is ice skating. Many of the lakes and ponds freeze over, and people set up rinks right on the ice. I'm still learning, so I hold onto the railings tightly and wobble around. But some kids are real pros and can do cool tricks and spins!In the evenings, we love to go ice skating at the indoor rinks. It's so much fun gliding around with the music playing.Afterwards, we warm up with some hot chocolate or a snack from the food stalls outside.When it's really cold, a fun thing to do is visit the Ice and Snow World near Beijing. It's a huge park with incredible sculptures and buildings all made of ice! They use colorful lights to make everything glow at night. You can go sledding, ride crazy ice slides, and even stay in an ice hotel. How cool is that?Once spring rolls around in March or April, the weather starts warming up, and the snow melts away. The plants and trees wake up from their long sleep and start turning green again. This is my favorite time because we can go outside without bundling up so much.A popular spring activity is kite flying. On breezy days, you'll see the skies filled with colorful kites of all shapes and sizes. My grandpa is a kite master and has taught me all his tricks. We often have kite competitions in the parks to see whose kite can fly the highest or do the coolest stunts.Springtime is also wonderful for hiking and bike riding. There are lots of nice trails around Beijing where we can explore nature as everything comes back to life. We pack snacks and drinks and spend the whole day out in the fresh air.Another thing I love about spring is going to scenic spots to see the flowers blooming. The parks have so many pretty blossoms like peonies, cherry blossoms, and tulips. We take tons of pictures and sometimes have picnics under the flower trees. It's all so beautiful and colorful!By the time summer arrives, it gets really hot and humid in Beijing. The temp eratures can reach over 100°F (38°C)! To beat the heat, many people go to swimming pools, water parks, or even rivers and lakes to cool off.My favorite place is the Underwater World at Ritan Park. It has a huge pool with slides, waterfalls, and floating toys. I spend hours splashing around and playing games like Marco Polo with my friends. When we get hungry, we have delicious snacks like ice cream, popsicles, or fruit.If it's just too hot to be outside, we stay indoorsy. We go shopping at the big malls, which are nice and air-conditioned. Or we catch the latest movies at the theater while snacking on popcorn. Board game cafes are also popular hangout spots to have fun while escaping the heat.Sometimes, my family takes me on little summer trips to places nearby like the Great Wall or the Longqing Gorge. We go hiking early in the morning before it gets too hot and sunny.Then we find a nice spot to have a picnic lunch and maybe take a nap under some shady trees.As you can see, there's no shortage of fun activities no matter what the weather is like in my part of China! Every season brings its own joys and adventures.Fall is kind of like a mix of all the other seasons. The temperatures start dropping again, but it's still nice enough for lots of outdoor fun. We enjoy hiking, biking, and flying kites without getting too hot or too cold.Beijing has so many parks and historical sites to explore during this season. The Summer Palace is like a giant playground with its lakes, gardens, bridges and pavilions. In the fall, the leaves turn gorgeous shades of red, orange and yellow.My favorite fall tradition, though, has to be the Mid-Autumn Festival! It's kind of like China's version of Thanksgiving. Families get together and eat delicious mooncakes while admiring the bright full moon. We also carry lanterns and sometimes watch cultural performances and fireworks displays. It's a beautiful way to celebrate the fall season!Well, there you have it - all the awesome weather and activities we get to enjoy year-round in Northern China! Whetherit's sledding in the winter, flying kites in spring, splashing at water parks in summer, or admiring colorful fall foliage, there's always something fun going on.I feel so lucky to experience all four seasons in such an amazing place. If you ever visit Beijing, be sure to bring lots of sunscreen, warm clothes, and a sense of adventure. I'll show you all the coolest spots! Thanks for reading, and I'll talk to you again soon!篇4The Wonderful Weather of Northern China and Fun Things to DoHi there! My name is Lily, and I'm a 10-year-old girl from Beijing, the capital city of China. Today, I want to tell you all about the weather in northern China and some of the fun activities you can do here. Get ready for an exciting adventure!Northern China has four distinct seasons, and each one brings its own unique weather and opportunities for fun. Let me start by telling you about the winter season, which is my favorite!Winters in northern China are cold, dry, and often sunny. The temperatures can drop below freezing, and sometimes we evenget snow! When it snows, the world transforms into a beautiful winter wonderland. Everything is covered in a soft, white blanket of snow, and it's so much fun to play in.One of my favorite winter activities is building snowmen. My friends and I love to roll up big snowballs and stack them on top of each other to create our very own frosty friends. We use carrots for their noses, buttons for their eyes and mouths, and sometimes we even give them hats and scarves to keep them warm.Another great winter activity is sledding. There's a big hill near my school, and when it's covered in snow, we love to take our sleds and zoom down the slope. The wind rushes through our hair, and our hearts race with excitement. It's such a thrill!But winter isn't the only season with fun things to do. Spring in northern China is a beautiful time of year when nature comes back to life. The trees sprout new leaves, and colorful flowers start to bloom.One of my favorite spring activities is flying kites. The gentle spring breezes are perfect for kite-flying, and it's so much fun to watch the bright kites dancing in the sky. My friends and I like to decorate our kites with beautiful patterns and designs.Summer in northern China is hot and sunny, with temperatures sometimes reaching over 90 degrees Fahrenheit (32 degrees Celsius). During the summer, my friends and I love to go swimming in the local pool or splash around in the sprinklers at the park.Another fun summer activity is catching bugs. We love to explore the grassy fields and look for interesting insects like butterflies, ladybugs, and grasshoppers. We catch them carefully in our little bug catchers and observe them up close before letting them go again.Autumn is a stunning season in northern China, with the leaves changing into beautiful shades of red, orange, and yellow. It's the perfect time for outdoor activities like hiking and picnicking.One of my favorite autumn activities is picking apples. There are several apple orchards near my city, and my family loves to go there and pick our own crisp, juicy apples straight from the trees. We always end up with way more apples than we can eat, so we make delicious apple pies and apple cider too.No matter what season it is, there's always something fun to do in northern China. The weather may be different, but the joy and excitement never change.I hope you enjoyed learning about the wonderful weather and fun activities in northern China. Maybe one day you can come and visit me, and we can go sledding in the winter, fly kites in the spring, catch bugs in the summer, or pick apples in the autumn. It would be so much fun to share these experiences with you!Until then, stay curious, stay adventurous, and enjoy the great outdoors wherever you are. There's a whole world of wonder waiting for you!篇5The Weather and Fun in Northern ChinaHi there! My name is Lily, and I'm a 10-year-old girl living in Beijing, the capital city of China. Today, I want to tell you all about the weather and fun things we can do in Northern China.First of all, let me introduce you to the four seasons we have here. In spring, the weather is mild and lovely. The temperature is usually between 10°C (50°F) and 25°C (77°F). It's a great time to go outside and enjoy the blooming flowers and fresh greenery after the long, cold winter. My favorite spring activity is flying kites with my friends in the park. The gentle breeze makes thekites soar high in the sky, and we have so much fun running and laughing together.Summer in Northern China can be pretty hot and humid. Temperatures often reach above 30°C (86°F), and sometimes even above 35°C (95°F)! That's when we love to go swimming or visit water parks to cool off. One of my favorite summer traditions is eating delicious ice creams and popsicles. There are so many yummy flavors to choose from, like mango, strawberry, and even exotic ones like red bean and taro.Autumn is my favorite season because the weather is just perfect – not too hot and not too cold. The temperatures usually range from 15°C (59°F) to 25°C (77°F). The leaves on the trees turn into beautiful shades of red, orange, and yellow, making the whole city look like a painting. My family and I love going on hikes in the nearby mountains to enjoy the stunning autumn foliage and crisp fresh air.Last but not least, winter in Northern China can be quite cold and dry. Temperatures often drop below 0°C (32°F), and we sometimes even get snow! While the chilly weather might not sound too fun, it opens up a whole new world of exciting winter activities. My friends and I love building snowmen, having snowball fights, and going sledding or ice skating. And of course,nothing beats the coziness of drinking hot chocolate by the fireplace after a day of playing in the snow.No matter the season, there's always something fun to do in Northern China. One of my favorite year-round activities is visiting the beautiful parks and historical sites in Beijing. The Summer Palace, with its gorgeous lakes, gardens, and ancient buildings, is always a treat to explore. And let's not forget about the famous Great Wall of China, which stretches for thousands of miles across the northern part of the country. Climbing up the steep steps and taking in the breathtaking views is an unforgettable experience.So, whether you're interested in outdoor adventures, cultural explorations, or just want to indulge in some tasty treats, Northern China has something for everyone. I feel so lucky to call this vibrant and diverse region my home. Who knows, maybe you'll even get to visit and experience the magic for yourself one day!篇6Northern China's Wintry WonderlandBrrr! It's freezing outside! The bitter cold air nips at my nose and turns my cheeks rosy red. Welcome to winter in NorthernChina! The weather here is extreme – the winters are frigid while the summers are scorching hot. But I love when the first snowflakes start drifting down, signaling the arrival of my favorite season.As the temperatures plummet below freezing, a blanket of pristine white snow covers the ground as far as the eye can see. The once barren trees are now laden with sparkling icicles. Everything looks like a scene from a Christmas card! I love trekking outside and crunching through the fresh powder, leaving a trail of footprints behind me.One of the best parts of winter is all the fun activities there are to do in the snow. My friends and I spend hours outside building snowmen, having epic snowball fights, and making adorable snow angels. We take turns lying flat and sweeping our arms and legs back and forth, leaving imprints that look like winged angels. So magical!When we've had our fill of being out in the elements, we rush indoors to defrost our numb fingers and toes. Nothing beats sipping on steaming mugs of hot chocolate piled high with miniature marshmallows. The sweet, creamy drink instantly warms us from the inside out. If we're really chilled, we'll wrapourselves in cozy blankets and curl up to read books or watch movies, savoring this relaxing downtime.Some of my other favorite indoor winter pastimes are arts and crafts. I love getting elbow-deep in sparkly pipe cleaner projects, painting winter scenes, or fashioning clay figurines of snowmen, Christmas trees, and more. Creating art with my own two hands is so gratifying. Plus it's a fun way to spend time with my mom, who always encourages my creative side.As the holiday season approaches, the excitement builds. My friends and I cut out intricate paper snowflakes to hang in the windows and make colorful chains to decorate the tree. We spend hours baking sugary treats like gingerbread men and sugar cookies, which we love to decorate with thick layers of icing and sprinkles. The mouthwatering aroma of fresh-baked goods fills our homes.My absolute favorite part of the holidays is picking out the perfect Christmas tree. I carefully inspect each one at the lot, looking for the ideal shape and fullness. Once we've made our choice and secured it to the car roof, I get to decorate it with strings of twinkling lights, handmade ornaments, tinsel, and a shining star on top. Sitting by the glow of the tree's lights on a snowy evening is pure magic.Of course the highlight for any kid is the arrival of Christmas morning! I can barely sleep from the anticipation of what Santa might bring. As soon as I wake up, I race to the tree to see all the wrapped packages spilling out from underneath. I tear through the wrapping paper to find the latest toys and games I'd been hoping for. Nothing beats that feeling of pure joy on Christmas!Once the hustle and bustle of the holidays has passed, winter settles in for a long stay in Northern China. The days are short and the nights are long, with the sun disappearing by late afternoon. Even though it's freezing, we make sure to get outside in the daylight as much as possible to enjoy the fresh air and pristine snow. Building snow forts and having epic snowball fights makes for some of my most treasured memories.When it's just too frigid to bear, we head inside to warm up over bowls of steaming hot soup, bread fresh from the oven, or sweet red bean paste buns. Games, crafts, reading, and movie nights help us pass the long winter days in a cozy blur.Before we know it, the days start getting longer and the first signs of spring will appear. We'll be sad to see winter go, but we know the snowy fun will return again next year. For now, we'll keep bundling up, breathing in the crisp air, and making the most of this wonderful winter wonderland!。

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初三英语浙教版试卷考试范围：xxx；考试时间：xxx分钟；出题人：xxx姓名：___________班级：___________考号：___________1．答题前填写好自己的姓名、班级、考号等信息2．请将答案正确填写在答题卡上一、单项选择1. Whose book is that ?It _______belong to Linda .Look !Her name is on it .A． must B． need C．have to D． can2.—How long _______it _______ you to work out such a difficult problem?—About thirty minutes.A. did… takeB. does… t akeC. did…cost3.---____ will your father come back from Beijing?---In two days.A．How oftenB．How longC．How farD．How soon4. All of us admired Tina for her____ because she climbed up to the top of the mountain. A．value B．courage C．request D．pride5.—Why do you like to go shopping in this shop?—Because it's ________ to shop there.I pass by it on my way home from work. A．cheap B．big C．comfortable D．convenient6.--- How do you study a test?--- I study working a group．A．for, in, withB．for, by, atC．for, by, withD．of, in, by7.Our hospital needs two ＿＿＿ doctors, Mrs. Li. You can ask your son to have a try.A. womenB. manC. men8.We shouldn’t ____ our hop es. Everything wil l be better.A．put up B．cheer up C．fix up D．give up9.–What do you think of Henan Province?--It’s a wonder place. ____ you go there, you can find many fantastic sights.A．However B．Whatever C．Whenever D．Wherever10.________ nice the fish smells! I can hardly wait to taste it.A．How B．How a C．What D．What a评卷人得分二、单词拼写根据括号中所给的汉语写出单词，使句子意思完整正确，并将答案填写在答题卡标号为41—45的相应位置上。