Five Balls Of Life
天下足球全部背景音乐
一、开篇曲1、Don't Turn Off The Lights-Enrique Iglesias2、Friends-Joe satriani-电吉他开篇曲3、End of the Summer-Theory of a Deadman 应和09年夏天转会浪潮的歌曲4、Sixpack Full Of Happiness-早期天下足球的开篇曲，现网络上仅有模糊版本（注意，此歌演唱者不是Fury in the Slaughterhouse）5、Yellow—coldplay6、Here i am-bryan adams-02-03赛季欧洲五大联赛开篇曲7、Everything I do,I do it for you-Bryan Adams-欧洲五大联赛开篇曲二、片尾曲1、Boulevard of Broken Dreams-Green Day2、Days of your belelif-Amorphis3、Do I Have to Cry for You-Nick carter4、All for love-Bryan Adams-“献给04年3位世界足球先生候选人”的片尾MV 背景音乐5、New Generation-Scorpions6、Let Me Be the One--Def Leppard-“献给10位世界足球先生”的片尾MV背景音乐7、Papa Loves Mambo---Perry como-“04岁末嘉年华”片尾花絮背景音乐8、This Train don't stop there any more--Elton john-“03年终特辑”献给众星的片尾MV背景音乐9、Too bad---Michael Jackson10、You wanted more-A ha-“杀手的天空”片尾曲，这首歌是我对天下足球的背景音乐产生浓厚的兴趣的开始11、Behind Blue Eyes---The Who12、Numb-- Linkin Park13、Leave Out All the Rest--Linkin Park14、if everyone cared--nickelback “争锋”片尾曲15、the best of me--- Ronan Keating 也是再见冰王子系列背景音乐16、Gotta Be Somebody--- nickelback 华彩2008片尾曲17、Brand New day-Ryan Star 华彩2009片尾曲18、This is it--Michael Jackson三、看球听歌与绝对巨星1、When you say nothing at all-Ronan keating-“献给受伤的克雷斯波”2、A number on my back-John Williamson 我背后的号码，3、Beautiful day-U24、Don't Cry For Me Argentina-Madonna 献给韩日世界杯黯然落幕的阿根廷5、My Love-West life-献给球星和他们的妻子的歌曲6、Heal the world-Michael jackson7、Nothing To Lose-Micheal Learns To Rock8、Quand je pence a tol-Annie Pratt-当我想起你时9、Short trip home-Joshua Bell & Edgar Meyer-橙色记忆-荷兰.小提琴曲10、Something About The Way You Look Tonight-Elton john11、That place in your heart-Ronan Hardiman12、Walk on-Deep purple13、We are the world-天下一家14、When You Believe-Mariah Carey&Whitney Houston-献给中国女足的歌15、World of our own-Westlife-献给02世界杯后的爱尔兰队16、Zombie-The Cranberries-小红莓合唱团的一首反战歌曲17、爱的代价-李宗盛-“别了，丰田杯”18、海阔天空-信乐团-“回顾国足”MV背景音乐19、Angel-Sarah Mclachlan-战神巴蒂斯图塔20、Another Day-Dream Theater-视进球如探囊取物的维埃里21、Better Man-Robbie Williams-巴乔22、Don't Go Away-Oasis-巴拉科夫、舒梅切尔、萨莫拉诺等退役球星23、Have I Told You Lately-Rod stewart-禁区幽灵、超级皮波因扎吉24、How do ya feel tonight-Bryan adams-斑马王子皮耶罗25、I will always return-Bryan adams-马尔蒂尼&降级的西汉姆联26、I Will-Alison Krauss-劳尔27、Long long way to go-Def Leppard-巴斯滕28、Never Grow Old—The Cranberries-给浪漫不羁,充满质感,不屈,无所不能的罗伯特巴乔29、Reasons to leave-Kate Purcell-巴蒂斯图塔30、Running on faith-Eric Clapton-巴蒂斯图塔31、Stand by me-Oasis-风之子-卡尼吉亚32、Thank you-Dido 黄金一代，经典前腰，鲁伊科斯塔，喜欢听广播的朋友对这歌曲一定不会陌生33、Thinking about you-Radiohead-罗马王子托蒂34、You Took My Heart Away-Michael learns to rock-斑马王子皮埃罗35、You'll Be In My Heart--Phil Collins-送给偏好13号的AC米兰和意大利国家队中后卫内斯塔36、美丽心情-本多RURU-巴乔听着这歌就想起雀巢咖啡~~37、别走-许美静-巴乔许美静的声音、巴乔的职业生涯，绝配38、明知道-许美静-莫伦特斯唱出了莫伦特斯当时的真实处境39、阳光总在风雨后-许美静-劳尔用在那个时候的RAUL身上再贴切不过40、特别的想念-赵传-罗纳尔多&索尔斯克亚41、Live For Love United--来自45位超级球星的共同演绎42、Dying in the sun-The Cranberries—韩日世界杯上送走法国、葡萄牙、阿根廷、意大利时令人心碎的歌43、Moment of glory--Scorpions —2002世界杯期间，在英格兰和阿根廷比赛过后还有巴西夺冠后播过一首很好听的歌曲44、beautiful girl --天下足球送给女足姑娘的歌45、wish you were here ---这是纪念普艾尔塔的插曲，pink floyd演唱46、back at one --早期韩日世界杯一期节目中介绍韩国队和希丁克时的背景音乐演唱者brian mcknight47、just for tonight---one night only 2010年世界杯抽签48、我还记得---梁静茹金童欧文，三十而立49、shine your light-- Robbie Robertson 永远的齐达内此歌也是电影“烈火雄心”片尾曲，对英语感兴趣的同学可以看下顾铁军对此歌的中文翻译50、It's your love----gil 再见了，“冰王子”博格坎普背景音乐51、如果还有明天----信乐团柯有伦薛岳献给伤病的罗纳尔多52、truely madly deeply--野人花园的歌，再见冰王子介绍博格坎普国家队生涯时的背景音乐53、My lover's gone--再见冰王子博格坎普片尾曲，歌手：Dido54、Hero----巴乔音乐全记录55、You raise me up -----巴乔音乐全记录，同时是06世界杯英格兰出局时的背景音乐56、Melodies of life---里克尔梅“告别西甲，退守博卡”背景音乐57、YOU‟re the inspiration---chicago 即将离开拜仁的巴拉克58、let it be---beatles 红军队魂杰拉德59、That‟s my goa l---- shayne ward 献给克里斯蒂亚诺罗纳尔多60、POP----超级男孩（N'Sync)--献给卡卡、C罗、梅西的歌61、Because Of You --天下足球…背影‟预告背景音乐，来自Kelly Clarkson62、Goodbye--天下足球…背影‟背景音乐，由辣妹演唱的63、卡卡之歌----这首歌的歌名是Cacao Meravigliao一首由球迷写给卡卡的歌曲64、TIME IS CHANGING--CHIYO YANO 献给退役的狮王卡恩65、UNSTOPPABLE---THE CALLING 献给那个跑不死的铁人内德维德66、GREATEST DAY--TAKE THAT 献给追平迪斯蒂法诺进球纪录的劳尔67、SO FAR AWAY--STAIN 献给马尔蒂尼68、JE SUIS PAS COMME LES AUTRES---DOROTHEE 献给亨利，中文译为“与众不同”69、ONE----U2 回顾06年世界杯的看球听歌70、EVERY TIME--布兰妮献给劳尔71、tears in heaven-- Eric Clapton 纪念恩克的背景音乐72、THE ROSE-- LeAnn Rimes 纪念恩克的背景音乐73、yo te amo --劳尔14年14大进球背景音乐，来自chayanne74、九月----许巍里克尔梅背景音乐NO 2四、各类top10、花絮、精彩集锦音乐1、attraction------小泽正澄十佳进球背景音乐2、Right here right now--Fatboy slim—五佳进球背景配乐（选自04年葡萄牙欧洲足锦赛官方唱片）3、Kowloon Hong Kong-潘迪华-（花絮背景音乐）4、Tubthumping-Chumbawamba-（花絮背景音乐）5、Unbreakable-Westlife-（top10结束歌曲）6、Titans-Vangelis-（“皇马4：2巴萨”MV背景音乐/选自《亚历山大大帝》）7、Forca--Nelly?Furtado——2004欧锦赛主会歌9、What I'vedone---------天下足球介绍国家德比(国米VS尤文)时的背景音乐，绝对巨星=斯塔姆里面也用到林肯公园的这首What I've done10、lollipop------------天下足球介绍巴萨时，FLASH小短片的背景音乐，Mika?的Lollipop11、cuoraazzurro-----------天下足球十大扑救背景音乐至今没有发现纯正版，只有附带欢呼版本12、we are the champions-------皇后乐队13、The Mass----天下足球背景音乐，era演唱14、天下足球华彩欧洲“技能”背景音乐-久石让－人生的回转木马15、天下足球华彩欧洲“惊险”背景音乐-Bond-Explosive16、天下足球华彩欧洲“冠军”背景音乐-Scorpions-Remember The Good Times17、天下足球华彩欧洲“色彩”背景音乐-Within Temptation-Mother Earth18、天下足球华彩欧洲“火爆”背景音乐-Battle Of The Heroes 电影原声《星球大战III-西斯的复仇》19、天下足球华彩欧洲“庆祝”背景音乐-Nightwish-Bye Bye Beautiful20、天下足球华彩欧洲“表情”背景音乐-空中铁匠乐队Aerosmith-Amazing21、天下足球华彩欧洲“怒吼”背景音乐-Sarah Brightman莎拉·布莱曼- Fleurs Du Mal22、天下足球华彩欧洲“友谊”背景音乐-粉红色旋舞《Spring in Pink》23、天下足球华彩欧洲“乌龙”背景音乐-Lenka-Trouble is a friend24、天下足球华彩欧洲“滑稽”背景音乐-Alexia-Uh La La La25、天下足球华彩欧洲“童趣”背景音乐-Forever Young童声版26、天下足球华彩欧洲“美艳”背景音乐-Sweetbox-Life Is Cool27、天下足球意甲二十年二十人：维亚利背景音乐-Stratovarius-Forever28、天下足球意甲二十年二十人：马拉多纳背景音乐-July My29、华彩2009戏说足球缩门大法和天外飞仙片段来自scars on broadway 的funny30、华彩2009戏说足球“因果报应”女生段来自Vengaboys的shalala lala31、华彩2009戏说足球“人小鬼大”片段Schnappi Das kleine krokodil（著名的SB之歌）32、“杀手的天空”十大前锋出场背景音乐bmbbo（电影“乌龙搭档”原声音乐）33、“环球七日”板块背景音乐----TIME----bond34、天下足球“华彩欧洲”悲伤篇背景音乐:轻轻吟唱I've never been to me35、天下足球-疯狂的足球背景音乐-Sleigh Ride36、天下足球经典背景音乐-cry on my shoulder37、天下足球:欧洲杯背景音乐-Chevaliers De Sangreal38、天下足球-一百单八将背景音乐-To Know My Enemy39、天下足球:劳尔“王子归来”背景音乐-flying without wings40、天下足球:红魔夺冠之路背景音乐-Rule The World41、天下足球背景音乐-Requiem For A Tower42、天下足球Top10"巴蒂"背景音乐-Aun43、天下足球"荣耀欧洲"背景音乐-After the storm44、10月1日央视“冠军欧洲”尤文专题背景音乐-man enough45、CLOCKS----COLDPALY 无数次在精彩集锦中出现的酷玩乐队的歌曲46、CITY OF BLINDING LIGHTS----U2 “眩光之城”，曾用做欧冠回顾与展望集锦的背景音乐47、天下足球-十大模仿秀背景音乐-Siente Mi Amor48、“足球盛夏”预告片背景音乐-Driving With The Top Down（电影“钢铁侠”原声）49、天下足球"10大封存号码"背景音乐-Ti Amo 意大利动听情歌Ti amo(我爱你)50、天下足球"华彩欧洲五月"背景音乐-英雄的黎明51、天下足球"华彩欧洲八月"背景音乐-Exodus（马克西姆--出埃及记）52、天下足球"10大封存号码"背景音乐-微笑的弧度VOCAL版53、天下足球：意甲百大进球背景音乐-合金装备2主题曲54、天下足球意甲二十年二十人：巴乔背景音乐Invece No- laura pausini55、天下足球-通往南非之路背景音乐-Feeling Good56、天下足球音乐-What a wonderful world57、离去的列车－天下足球再见齐祖背景音乐58、意甲20年二十人之巴蒂斯图塔背景音乐：Aerosmith－I Don‟t Want To MissA Thing59、God Particle----Hans Zimmer 西拔牙德比“星战”背景音乐，来自电影“天使与魔鬼”60、Surrender------Laura Pausini 意甲二十年二十人布冯背景音乐61、Ce train qui sen va (离别的列车）再见，齐祖62、Time To Say Goodbye 再见，齐祖五、特别节目所用背景音乐1、Je M'App elle-Helene rolles-(豪门周阿森纳专场送给亨利)2、豪门盛宴--高旗——欧洲杯专题节目“豪门盛宴”主题歌3、Yesterday-----英格兰之殇背景音乐。
关于踢足球我的优势介绍简短英语作文
关于踢足球我的优势介绍简短英语作文全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1My Advantages at Playing SoccerHi there! My name is Tommy and I'm 10 years old. I love playing soccer more than anything else in the whole world. Soccer is my absolute favorite sport and I'm pretty good at it too. I've been playing ever since I was 5 years old. I wanted to tell you all about why I think I have some advantages when it comes to playing soccer.First of all, I'm really fast. Like, crazy fast. I can run from one end of the field to the other quicker than anyone else on my team. Having speed is a huge plus in soccer because you can chase down the ball better than the other players. It also helps me get open for passes from my teammates. I'll just sprint past the defenders and get wide open for an easy goal. My coach is always telling me to use my speed to my advantage.Another big advantage I have is my stamina. I just never seem to get tired during games or practices. I can run up and down the field for the full match without taking a break. A lot ofthe other kids get gassed towards the end, but not me. I think it's because I train really hard. My dad makes me do lots of running drills and exercises to build up my endurance. It definitely pays off because I'm always one of the last players still going strong by the end.My ball control skills are on point too. I can dribble that soccer ball like nobody's business. I learned all the dribbling moves like the Maradona spin, the stepover, and the like. I can put the ball through cones without it even touching any of them. Controlling the ball is key in soccer so defenders can't steal it from you. With my tight handles, I can beat defendersone-on-one easily and take it right to the net for a shot on goal.Something else that gives me an edge is my ability to use both feet equally well. Most other kids on my team are more comfortable using just their dominant strong foot. But my coaches worked with me from a young age to practice using both feet when dribbling, passing, and shooting the ball. It makes me way less predictable to defenders when they can't figure out which foot I'll go with. I'm essentially twice as dangerous because I'm a dual threat.Vision and awareness on the field is another strength of mine. I've got eyes in the back of my head, my dad always says. Ican see the entire field develop in front of me without even looking around sometimes. I notice passing lanes and open spaces that most other players miss. My coach praises me for having such a high soccer IQ and understanding of positioning at my age. It allows me to make the smart play and put my teammates in good spots to score.The final key advantage I wanted to mention is my competitive drive and hunger to win. I absolutely hate losing, it makes me sick to my stomach. Nothing fires me up more than a close, intense game. I'll pour every ounce of effort I have into pulling out the victory. I'm extremely aggressive (sometimes too aggressive according to the refs) in going after 50/50 balls and attacking the net. My intensity and will to win is unmatched. I think it inspires my teammates to play harder when they see how badly I want it.So those are the main things that give me an edge out on the pitch - my speed, stamina, ball skills, two-footedness, vision, and competitive spirit. With these advantages in my locker, I feel unstoppable against anyone in my age group. My ultimate dream is to go pro and play in the World Cup one day for my country. But for now, I'm just focused on working hard, improving my game, and leading my youth club team to morechampionships. Who knows, maybe I'll be a household name like Messi or Ronaldo if I keep developing my talents! Thanks for reading and I'll see you on the soccer field.篇2My Awesome Advantages at Playing SoccerHi there! My name is Jamie and I'm 10 years old. Today I want to tell you all about why I'm so good at soccer and have some awesome advantages when I play. Soccer is my favorite sport and I've been playing since I was 5 years old. I practice a lot and play on a team, and I just love everything about the game!First of all, one of my biggest advantages is that I'm really fast. I can run super quickly up and down the field, zooming past the other players. My legs are like turbo engines that help me sprint crazy fast. When I get the ball, the other team has a hard time catching me before I score a goal. I'm like a cheetah chasing after a gazelle! Having speed is so important in soccer to get ahead of the other players.Another thing that gives me an edge is my footwork skills. I can dribble the ball effortlessly, making tons of fancy cuts and turns. The ball sticks to my feet like glue as I weave around the field. I can do cool tricks like rainbow kicks and nutmegs to getpast defenders. My feet are magic when I have the ball! Footwork is crucial for maintaining control and shaking off the other team.I'm also really good at passing accurately to my teammates. I have excellent vision on the field and can spot openings to thread the perfect pass. It's like my eyes are super high-tech sensors that detect the smallest gaps to zip the ball through. Whether it's a short pass or a long bomb downfield, I can put it right on target to set up a scoring chance. Precise passing keeps the ball moving for my squad.Want to know another advantage I have? I can uncork rockets when taking shots on goal. My legs are crazy strong from all my training, allowing me to rip shots with massive power. I sting the goalkeeper's hands and can score from distance with my blazing shots. Sometimes I even accidentally bust the strings on the net from my blistering strikes! Having a powerful shot makes it so much harder for the keeper to stop me.But you know what might be my biggest edge of all? My competitive spirit and drive to win. I never give up or get discouraged, no matter how far behind we are. I lead my team with energy and enthusiasm, always believing we can pull out the victory. I hate losing and will work harder than anyone to come out on top. My positive attitude and refusal to quit inspiresmy teammates and rattles our opponents. With passion like that, we're unstoppable!Those are just some of the key advantages that make me such a great soccer player. With my speed, footwork wizardry, passing vision, booming shots and competitive fire, I'm a total beast on the pitch! The other teams better watch out for me streaking up the field. I'mgonna dribble circles around them and bury the ball into the net. Victory is ours!So that's my story. Now you know why I have the awesome skills and mindset to dominate at the world's most popular game.I was born to play soccer and plan to keep improving until I'm a famous pro superstar one day. Just you wait and see - with advantages like these, I'm going to take over and be the next Messi or Ronaldo! Thanks for reading, guys. Gotta run - time to go score some more goals!篇3My Advantages at Playing SoccerHi there! My name is Tommy and I'm going to tell you all about why I'm so good at soccer. Soccer is my favorite sport ever and I've been playing it since I was just a little kid. I practice everysingle day and work really hard to get better and better. I have some awesome advantages that make me a great soccer player!First of all, I'm really fast. Like, crazy fast! I can run circles around the other kids. When I get the ball, I just take off down the field before anyone can even blink. The coaches are always telling me to slow down because I leave everyone else in the dust. But being fast is definitely one of my biggest strengths in soccer.I can beat defenders with my speed and get in position to score goals.Another big advantage I have is my footwork skills. I can dribble that soccer ball like nobody's business! I practice dribbling drills all the time, going back and forth through cones, doing tasks while dribbling, you name it. My feet are so quick and I have great control of the ball. Defenders have a really tough time trying to steal it from me. I can dribble circles around them! My dribbling allows me to take on multiple players and open up scoring chances.I'm also a really creative player on the field. I don't just dribble in a straight line - I make crafty moves to get around the defense. I'll do cool step-over moves, Maradonas, rainbow flicks, you get the idea. I love putting moves on defenders and making them look silly. Then when I get past them, I'll slip a pass throughto a teammate or rip a shot on goal. My creativity makes me very unpredictable and tough to defend against.Vision is another one of my biggest strengths as a soccer player. I always keep my head up when I'm dribbling so I can scan the entire field. This allows me to see passing lanes and find open teammates. Or if there's an opening, I can take a shot myself. Having vision is so important, especially as an attacking player. It lets me make the right decision of when to shoot, pass, or dribble. The coaches love how aware I am on the field.I'm also a very skillful finisher in front of the net. Whenever I get a chance to score, I stay calm and make sure to get good contact on the ball. I've practiced my shooting from all sorts of angles - both feet, volleys, headers, you name it. I can pick my spots and find the corners of the goal really well. Some players get all flustered when they have a chance to score, but not me! I stay focused and usually bury my opportunities.Another advantage is that I'm a really tough competitor who hates to lose. I go absolutely all-out every single game from start to finish. I never give up, even if we're down by a bunch of goals. You'll see me sprinting all over the field, putting my body on the line to win 50/50 balls. I have a huge drive to win and that mentality sets me apart. I'm relentless and opposing teams hateplaying against me because I make their lives miserable with my work rate.Lastly, I'm a great team player who involves all my teammates. Yeah, I take players on by drib篇4My Awesome Advantages at Playing SoccerHi! My name is Tommy and I'm going to tell you all about why I'm so good at soccer. Soccer is my favorite sport and I practice it every day after school. I've been playing since I was 5 years old and now I'm 10, so that's like 5 whole years of soccer experience! I'm basically a pro.The first reason I'm awesome at soccer is because I'm really fast. When I'm running down the field, I can outrun everyone else. Even the biggest kids on the other teams can't catch me. It's like I have rockets attached to my feet or something! My coach says my speed is my biggest advantage and he's right. As soon as I get the ball, I just take off blazing down the field before anyone can stop me.Another reason I'm such a soccer star is my footwork skills. I can dribble the ball like a wizard, going around defenders with allsorts of fancy moves. I learn new skill moves from watching videos online of famous players like Messi and Ronaldo. The other kids have no chance once I start doing stepovers,زلاايرتام, and وتيلوار spins. Their heads just spin in circles trying to follow my feet! My teammates are always impressed.But you know what really makes me unstoppable? My monster truck shot power! When I wind up for a shot, you better watch out, because I can kick that ball so hard it's like a rocket blasting off. Goalies don't even have time to react before it flies past them into the net. Boom! Score! My strong legs from all my training allow me to crank up my shooting power to maximum. Those goalies must be so embarrassed when my missiles go whistling by their heads.Speaking of goalies, stopping shots is another one of my specialties. I'm a brick wall in net, using my crazy fast reflexes and freedom to cover the entire goal area. Somehow I always seem to guess correctly which way the ball is going. Then at the last second, my ninja hands and feet will somehow get a piece of it to deflect it away. Denied! Strikers just shake their heads in frustration when I rob them of a sure goal.But don't just take my word for it, let me tell you about some of my greatest soccer accomplishments so far:Last season I scored 35 goals, more than anyone else in the leagueI was the MVP of our championship tournament, scoring the game-winning goal in the finalThe newspaper wrote an article calling me "The Pint-Sized Pele" after my four-goal performanceI once dribbled through the entire other team, doing moves the whole way before scoringIn one game, I had 12 saves as a goalie, including a penalty kick stop to preserve the tieWith all my talent, it's no surprise that the coaches always pick me first for their team. The other kids don't even bother raising their hands anymore when the captains are choosing players. They know I'm going number one! I try not to brag too much though, because my parents taught me to stay humble. Bragging is not cool.Of course, none of my success would be possible without the support of my awesome family, teammates, and coaches. My parents take me to all my games and practices, cheering louder than anyone else. My teammates and I have so much fun together, celebrating our wins and consoling each other afterlosses. And I work hard at coach's practices, doing dribbling drills, shooting exercises, and conditioning to build up my stamina.But really, the main reason I love soccer so much is because it's an absolute blast! Running around, scoring goals, pulling off skill moves, making big saves...what could be more fun?! Sometimes I'll just kick a ball around for hours by myself in the backyard, not even keeping score. Whether it's the World Cup final or a casual pickup game, you'll always find me smiling from ear to ear while kicking that ball.So those are the keys to my soccer greatness - blazing speed, fancy footwork, powerful shooting, outstanding goalkeeping, hard work, great support...and most of all, my never-ending passion for the beautiful game of soccer. Watch out world, this pint-sized Pele is just getting started! I'm coming for all the records. First up, maybe I'll break my idol Messi's record for most goals scored in a season. Who knows what heights this little soccer phenom can reach? The sky is the limit when you were born to play!篇5My Awesome Soccer SkillsHi there! My name is Tommy and I'm going to tell you all about why I'm so good at playing soccer. I've been playing soccer ever since I was a little kid and I just love it so much. It's my absolute favorite sport and I'm really good at it too!First of all, I'm really fast. When I'm running up and down the soccer field, I'm like a crazy speeding bullet! All the other kids can't keep up with me. I can easily run past them while dribbling the ball too. My legs are powerful and I take super huge steps to cover a lot of ground quickly. I think I get my speed from my dad because he was a really fast runner when he was young too.Another reason I'm good at soccer is because I have amazing stamina. I can run around for the entire game without getting tired at all! Even when the game goes into overtime, I still have a ton of energy left. All the other kids are huffing and puffing but I just keep zooming around effortlessly. I think it's because I love soccer so much and I'm having so much fun that I don't even notice I'm getting tired. Plus, I eat really healthy foods that give me lots of long-lasting energy like fruits, veggies, whole grains, and lean protein. Junk food just makes kids slow and sluggish.I'm also an excellent dribbler. I can run reallyreally fast while controlling the ball perfectly. It sticks to my feet like glue! I candribble through a bunch of defenders without losing control at all. I first learned how to dribble when I was like 4 years old and I've been practicing every single day since then. That's over 2000 days of dribbling practice! No wonder I'm so good at it. When I dribble, I use all the funny trick moves that I've learned too like the rainbow flick, the Maradona spin, and the elastic dribble. The other kids get all confused when篇6My Awesome Soccer SkillsHi, my name is Tommy and I'm going to tell you all about why I'm so good at soccer! Soccer is my favorite sport ever. I've been playing since I was 5 years old and now I'm 10. That's already 5 whole years of soccer experience!First of all, I've got super speed. I'm the fastest runner on my team. Whenever we do sprinting drills at practice, I always come in first place. My coach says I'm lightning quick and that's why he plays me as a striker. The striker needs to be the fastest player to chase down long balls over the top and get in behind the defense. With my blistering pace, I can outrun anyone!Secondly, I've got skills galore! I can dribble like a wizard, going this way and that way. The ball sticks to my feet like velcro.My feints and stepovers leave defenders bamboozled and twisted up. Once I'm past them, they can't catch me. I'm a slick operator on the ball! My teammates call me "The Magician" because of my sick dribbling skills.Another one of my top qualities is my shooting ability. I'm a real marksman in front of goal. Doesn't matter if it's a header, half-volley, or long range piledriver - if I get wood on it, it's going in the onion bag! My technique is flawless and I can pick out the corners at will. The goalies don't even move sometimes because my shots are just too prime. I'm what you call a natural born finisher.Despite being small for my age, I'm also an aerial threat in the box. You should see my vert! I can jump right over the tallest defenders and get on the end of crosses. My timing and elevation is impeccable. Opponents are always shocked when the little guy outjumps them to nod one in. Size doesn't mean anything when you've got crazy leaping ability like me!My soccer IQ is also off the charts. I positioning myself perfectly, finding the pockets of space to receive the ball. I've got amazing vision too. With just a glance, I can pick out teammates' runs and slip them through on goal with a gorgeous weightedpass. My decision making is extremely smart for someone my age. I unselfishly pick the right play time and time again.Lastly, my work rate is unreal. I'm a dog chasing every loose ball from the first whistle to the last. My motor never stops running. I'll sprint back and help out on defense, then bomb forward as soon as we win back possession. My pressing and harrying of the opposition wears them down over 90 minutes. They can't keep up with my intense hustle. My coach always compliments me on my amazing attitude and phenomenal effort.So in summary, with my electrifying pace, magical dribbling, clinical finishing, rocket leaping, tactical intelligence, andnon-stop engine, I'm basically the full package as a soccer player. Thanks to all my awesome skills, I'm a total nightmare for the other team. My opponents usually go home feeling dizzy just from trying to keep up with me! I was simply born to be a soccer star.。
新冀教版初中八年级下册英语期中试卷(含听力材料及答案)
第二学期期中达标测试卷时间：120分钟满分：120分第Ⅰ卷(选择题，共75分)听力部分(第一节)Ⅰ.听句子，选出句中所包含的信息。
(每小题1分，共5分)1. A. shop B. shower C. show2. A. 6：10 B. 6：20 C. 10：063. A. close up B. set up C. stand up4. A. This dog is black and white, and it looks like a panda.B. This black dog likes to play with the panda.C. This dog's ears look like those of a panda.5. A. You will get sick easily when you search the web.B. You will get sick if you are online for too long.C. You should stay away from the Internet.Ⅱ.听句子，选出最佳的答语。
(每小题1分，共5分)6. A. Milk. B. Three years old.C. It's yellow and white.7. A. Yes, it's beautiful. B. Thank you.C. No, just so-so.8. A. They are very beautiful. B. We can't live without plants.C. It's an enjoyable hobby.9. A. OK. I won't. B. That's right.C. No, you can't.10. A. Good luck. B. I'm sorry to hear that.C. It is hard.Ⅲ.听对话和问题，选择正确答案。
Five_Balls_of_Life(中英文对照)
Five Balls of LifeIn a university commencement address several years ago, Brian Dyson, CEO of Coca Cola Enterprises, spoke of the relation of work to one’s other commitments:Imagine life as a game in which you are juggling some five balls in the ai r. You name them work, family, health, friends and spirit and you’re keeping all of these in the air. You will soon understand that work is a rubber ball. If you drop it, it will bounce back.But the other four balls family, health, friends and spirit are made of glass. If you drop one of these, they will be irrevocably scuffed, marked, nicked, damaged or even shattered. They will never be the same. You must understand that and strive for balance in your life. How?Don’t undermine your worth by comparin g yourself with others. It is because we are different that each of us is special.Don’t set your goals by what other people deem important. Only you know what is best for you.Don’t take for granted the things closest to your heart. Cling to them as they would be your life, for without them, life is meaningless.Don’t let your life slip through your fingers by living in the past or for the future. By living your life one day at a time, you live ALL the days of your life.Don’t give up when you stil l have something to give. Nothing is really over until the moment you stop trying.Don’t be afraid to admit that you are less than perfect. It is this fragile thread that binds us to each together.Don’t be afraid to encounter risks. It is by taking ch ances that we learn how to be brave.Don’t shut love out of your life by saying it’s impossible to find. The quickest way to receive love is to give it; the fastest way to lose love is to hold it too tightly; and the best way to keep love is to give it wings.Don’t run through life so fast that you forget not only where you’ve been, but also where you are going.Don’t forget, a person’s greatest emotional need is to feel appreciated.Don’t be afraid to learn. Knowledge is weightless, a treasure you can always carry easily.Don’t use time or words carelessly. Neither can be retrieved.Life is not a race, but a journey to be savored each step of the way.Yesterday is history, Tomorrow is a mystery and Today is a gift: that’s why we call it ‘The Present’.生活中的五个球几年前在某个大学的毕业典礼中，可口可乐的总裁Brian·Dyson 说了一段有关工作与生活中其他事物间的关系的话。
体育界活着的传奇英语作文
体育界活着的传奇英语作文全文共3篇示例，供读者参考篇1Living Legends in the Sports WorldThere's something magical about witnessing greatness unfold before your eyes. When an athlete rises to legendary status through sheer talent, determination, and an almost supernatural ability to perform at the highest level, it's simply awe-inspiring. These living legends have etched their names into the annals of sports history, leaving an indelible mark that will be remembered for generations to come.As a sports enthusiast and student of the game, I've had the privilege of witnessing some of these living legends in action. They're not just athletes; they're artists, poets, and magicians who have mastered their craft with a level of excellence that is both rare and transcendent.Take, for instance, the inimitable Serena Williams. From the moment she stepped onto the tennis court as a prodigious teenager, it was evident that she was destined for greatness. Her powerful serve, blistering groundstrokes, and unshakable mentalfortitude have made her a force to be reckoned with, shattering records and breaking down barriers with every swing of her racket.Serena's dominance on the court is matched only by her unwavering spirit and determination off it. She has been a trailblazer for equality, using her platform to amplify voices and inspire young women worldwide to pursue their dreams without apology. Serena is more than just a living legend; she's a cultural icon whose impact extends far beyond the boundaries of the tennis court.Then there's the indomitable Tom Brady, a quarterback whose name has become synonymous with excellence in the NFL. With an unprecedented seven Super Bowl victories under his belt, Brady's longevity and sustained success at the highest level of professional football are nothing short of remarkable.What sets Brady apart, however, is not just his impressive collection of accolades but his unwavering dedication to his craft. Even in the twilight of his career, he approaches each game with the same intensity and focus that defined his early years, leaving no stone unturned in his pursuit of perfection. Brady's legacy is one of resilience, hard work, and an unrelenting drive to be thebest – qualities that have inspired generations of athletes and fans alike.And how could we discuss living legends without mentioning the transcendent Lionel Messi? The Argentine wizard has elevated the beautiful game of soccer to new heights, dazzling spectators with his mesmerizing footwork, pinpoint passing, and uncanny ability to find the back of the net.Messi's genius on the pitch is undeniable, but what truly sets him apart is his humility and grace off it. Despite his stratospheric success and global fame, he remains grounded, committed to his roots, and driven by a pure love for the game. His humility and unwavering dedication have endeared him to fans worldwide, making him not just a living legend but a true ambassador for the sport.These are just a few examples of the living legends who have graced the sports world with their extraordinary talents and unwavering spirits. Their impact extends far beyond the playing fields and arenas they call home, inspiring generations of athletes and fans alike with their relentless pursuit of excellence and unwavering commitment to their craft.As a student and lover of sports, I am humbled and inspired by these living legends. They remind us that greatness is notmerely achieved but continuously earned through hard work, dedication, and an unwavering belief in oneself. Their stories serve as a testament to the power of the human spirit and the boundless potential that lies within each of us.To witness these living legends in action is to bear witness to history in the making. Their exploits will be etched into the annals of sports lore, their names spoken with reverence and admiration for centuries to come. And as they continue to push the boundaries of what is possible, they inspire us all to dream bigger, reach higher, and never settle for anything less than greatness.In the end, living legends are not merely athletes; they are beacons of hope, pillars of inspiration, and embodiments of the human spirit's relentless pursuit of greatness. They remind us that, with dedication, perseverance, and an unwavering belief in oneself, anything is possible – even the seemingly impossible.As I continue my journey as a student and lover of sports, I will forever carry with me the lessons and inspiration imparted by these living legends. Their stories will serve as a guiding light, reminding me that true greatness lies not in the trophies and accolades but in the relentless pursuit of excellence and the unwavering commitment to one's craft.So, here's to the living legends of the sports world – the artists, the poets, the magicians who have left an indelible mark on our collective consciousness. May their stories continue to inspire us, challenge us, and remind us of the boundless potential that lies within us all.篇2Living Legends in the Sports WorldThe world of sports is filled with incredible athletes who have achieved greatness through their talent, hard work, and unwavering determination. These individuals have not only excelled in their respective fields but have also inspired millions of fans and aspiring athletes alike. In this essay, we will explore the lives and legacies of some of the most iconic living legends in the sports world.Let's start with the indomitable Serena Williams, a force to be reckoned with in the world of tennis. Serena's journey to greatness has been nothing short of remarkable. From her humble beginnings in Compton, California, to becoming one of the most successful and influential athletes of all time, Serena has defied all odds and shattered countless records. With 23 Grand Slam singles titles under her belt, she stands as a true titanin the sport, transcending boundaries and inspiring generations of young women to pursue their dreams.Next, we turn our attention to the legendary Tom Brady, a name synonymous with excellence in the world of American football. Brady's career has been a testament to his unparalleled skill, mental toughness, and relentless pursuit of perfection. With an astonishing seven Super Bowl victories, he has cemented his place as one of the greatest quarterbacks in NFL history. But beyond his remarkable achievements on the field, Brady's dedication to his craft and his unwavering commitment to his team have made him a role model for athletes and fans alike.No discussion of living legends would be complete without mentioning the incomparable Lionel Messi. Hailing from Argentina, Messi has captivated the world with his mesmerizing footwork, unparalleled dribbling skills, and an innate ability to find the back of the net with precision and finesse. With numerous accolades, including six Ballon d'Or awards and countless club and international titles, Messi has transcended the sport of football, becoming a global icon and an inspiration to millions.Moving on to the realm of basketball, we encounter the legendary LeBron James, a true titan on the court. From hishumble beginnings in Akron, Ohio, LeBron has risen to become one of the most dominant and influential players in the history of the NBA. With four championship rings, countless individual accolades, and a philanthropic spirit that extends far beyond the court, LeBron has cemented his legacy as a living legend who continues to inspire and uplift communities around the world.But legends are not limited to individual sports; team sports also boast their fair share of iconic figures. Take, for instance, the indomitable Megan Rapinoe, a trailblazer in the world of women's soccer. Rapinoe's unwavering determination, unmatched skill, and steadfast advocacy for equality have made her a role model for athletes and activists alike. With two World Cup victories and a golden boot, she has etched her name in the annals of soccer history, inspiring generations of young women to pursue their passions both on and off the field.Another living legend worth mentioning is the inimitable Simone Biles, a gymnastics phenom who has redefined the boundaries of her sport. With a combined total of 32 Olympic and World Championship medals, Biles has shattered records and pushed the limits of what was once thought possible in gymnastics. Her strength, grace, and resilience in the face ofadversity have made her a symbol of hope and determination for aspiring athletes worldwide.These legendary figures have not only excelled in their respective sports but have also left an indelible mark on society. They have used their platforms to advocate for important causes, inspire positive change, and serve as role models for future generations. Their impact extends far beyond the boundaries of their athletic endeavors, making them true ambassadors of their sports and advocates for a better world.As we reflect on the legacies of these living legends, we are reminded of the power of perseverance, dedication, and unwavering pursuit of excellence. Their stories serve as a testament to the human spirit, reminding us that with hard work, determination, and a relentless drive, anything is possible.In conclusion, the sports world is blessed with a rich tapestry of living legends who have captivated audiences, broken records, and inspired millions. From Serena Williams and Tom Brady to Lionel Messi and LeBron James, these icons have left an indelible mark on their respective sports and continue to shape the future of athletics. Their stories serve as a reminder that greatness is attainable, and their legacies will continue to inspire generations of athletes and fans for years to come.篇3Living Legends in the Sports WorldAs a massive sports fan, I've always been in awe of the greatest athletes who have graced their respective playing fields and arenas over the years. These living legends have achieved extraordinary feats, shattering records and etching their names in the annals of sporting history. Their impact extends far beyond the boundaries of their chosen disciplines, inspiring countless individuals with their incredible talent, unwavering determination, and sheer passion for their craft.One such legend that immediately comes to mind is Tom Brady, the ageless wonder of the NFL. At 45 years old, Brady continues to defy the laws of physics and father time, leading his team with the same laser-focused intensity that has defined his career. With an unparalleled seven Super Bowl championships under his belt, Brady has cemented his legacy as arguably the greatest quarterback of all time. His dedication to physical conditioning, mental preparation, and an insatiable hunger for success have made him a role model for aspiring athletes worldwide.In the world of basketball, few have captured the imagination of fans like LeBron James. The "King" has been a dominant force since his high school days, merging unparalleled athleticism with a basketball IQ that borders on genius. James' impact on the court is undeniable, but it's his off-court endeavors that truly elevate him to legendary status. Through his philanthropic efforts and advocacy for social justice, he has become a powerful voice for change, using his platform to inspire and empower communities.Shifting gears to the realm of soccer, Lionel Messi stands tall as a living legend. The Argentine maestro's mesmerizing dribbling skills, pinpoint passing, and clinical finishing have made him a nightmare for defenders worldwide. Messi's records and accolades are too numerous to list, but it's his unwavering humility and love for the game that truly set him apart. Despite his otherworldly talents, Messi remains grounded, a true ambassador for the sport he has mastered.Tennis has given us its fair share of legends, but none shine brighter than Serena Williams. The younger Williams sister has rewritten the record books, amassing an astounding 23 Grand Slam singles titles and shattering countless records along the way. Serena's sheer dominance on the court is only matched byher resilience and determination off it. She has been a vocal advocate for gender equality, body positivity, and racial justice, using her platform to inspire and empower generations of young women.Beyond individual athletes, there are teams that have transcended the boundaries of their sport and become living legends in their own right. The New Zealand All Blacks rugby team is a prime example. With their unrelenting haka war dance and unwavering commitment to excellence, the All Blacks have become synonymous with success and a never-say-die attitude. Their record speaks for itself, but it's their ethos of respect, humility, and a deep connection to their cultural roots that truly sets them apart.As a student of the game, I can't help but feel a profound sense of gratitude for these living legends. Their achievements serve as a constant reminder of the boundless potential that lies within each of us when we couple talent with an unrelenting work ethic and an unwavering passion for our pursuits.Yet, what truly elevates these athletes to legendary status is their ability to inspire and impact lives far beyond the confines of their respective sports. They have become beacons of hope, rolemodels for aspiring athletes, and catalysts for positive change in their communities and the world at large.Through their actions on and off the field, court, or pitch, these living legends have taught us invaluable lessons about perseverance, resilience, and the power of pursuing one's dreams with unwavering determination. They have shown us that greatness is not merely measured by trophies and accolades but by the ability to inspire others and leave a lasting legacy that transcends their athletic accomplishments.As we marvel at the feats of these living legends, we are reminded that their journeys are far from over. With each new season, they continue to push the boundaries of what is possible, redefining the limits of human potential and inspiring a new generation of athletes to dream big and strive for greatness.In a world that often celebrates fleeting fame and superficial achievements, these living legends stand as a testament to the enduring power of hard work, dedication, and an unwavering commitment to excellence. They remind us that true greatness lies not in the trophies we collect but in the lives we touch and the impact we leave on those around us.As fans, we are privileged to bear witness to these living legends, to revel in their triumphs, and to draw inspiration fromtheir stories. Whether it's on the field, court, or pitch, or in the way they conduct themselves off it, these athletes have etched their names in the annals of sporting history, forever changing the landscape of their respective disciplines.In the years to come, new legends will undoubtedly emerge, but the legacies of these living icons will endure, serving as a constant reminder of the heights that can be achieved when talent meets unwavering passion and an unrelenting pursuit of greatness.。
体育界活着的传奇英语作文
体育界活着的传奇英语作文English Answer:The term "living legend" is a phrase that gets thrown around with reckless abandon in the sports world, but there are a select few athletes who truly embody the term. These are individuals who have not only achieved greatness in their respective sports but have also left an indelible mark on the world both on and off the field.One such living legend is Serena Williams. The American tennis star has won 23 Grand Slam singles titles, more than any other woman in the Open Era. She has also won 14 Grand Slam doubles titles, four Olympic gold medals, and two mixed doubles Grand Slam titles. Williams is known for her powerful serve, aggressive baseline play, and unwavering determination. She has been ranked world No. 1 for a record 186 consecutive weeks and has been named WTA Player of the Year five times.Beyond her on-court accomplishments, Williams is also a vocal advocate for gender equality and social justice. She has spoken out against racial discrimination, sexism, and homophobia. She is also a role model for young girls around the world, showing them that they can achieve anything they set their minds to.Another living legend is Tom Brady. The American football quarterback has won seven Super Bowls, more than any other player in NFL history. He has also been named Super Bowl MVP five times and has been selected to 15 Pro Bowls. Brady is known for his leadership, intelligence, and competitive fire. He is one of the most decorated playersin NFL history and is widely considered to be the greatest quarterback of all time.Beyond his football accomplishments, Brady is also a successful businessman and philanthropist. He has launched his own clothing line and is the co-founder of the TB12 Sports Therapy Center. He is also actively involved in several charities, including the Best Buddies International and the American Red Cross.These are just two examples of living legends in the sports world. These athletes have not only achieved greatness in their chosen sports but have also used their platforms to make a positive impact on the world. They are an inspiration to us all and remind us that anything is possible if we set our minds to it.中文回答：在体育界，“活着的传奇”这个词经常被滥用，但有少数运动员真正体现了这个词的含义。
关于宣传排球俱乐部的英语作文初一
关于宣传排球俱乐部的英语作文初一全文共5篇示例，供读者参考篇1My Awesome Volleyball ClubHey there! I'm super excited to tell you all about the coolest after-school club at our middle school - the volleyball club! I joined last year as a 6th grader, and it's been an absolute blast. Let me give you the inside scoop on why this club totally rocks.First off, volleyball is just an awesome sport. You get to spike that ball over the net with all your power, feeling like you're slamming down a monster dunk in basketball. Except way easier since you don't have to jump that high! It's also wicked fun to pull off some crafty plays at the net with tips and dinks to outwit your opponents. The rallies can get so intense with both teams going back and forth unleashing massively powerful hits and making gravity-defying digs to keep the ball alive. Talk about crazy excitement!But that's just the sport itself. What really makes our club the bee's knees is the fantastic group of kids involved. We've got a mix of boys and girls from all grade levels, but we all clicktogether like one big volleyball-loving family. The upperclassmen have been super nice in mentoring us newbies and helping us get up to speed. And the underclassmen bring so much energy and stoke to keep us fired up at practices and games.Speaking of practices, they are an absolute party! Sure, we work crazy hard running drills, conditioning, and getting coached up on skills and strategies by our awesome coaches Mr. Randall and Ms. Lee. But we also have a crazy fun time joking around, blasting music, and just bonding over our shared love of volleyball. The vibes are always off the charts!Then we get to travel around to other schools for games and tournaments, which is just insanely fun. Getting out on that bus with your volleyball squad, firing yourselves up for the big matches, is just an unbeatable experience. Facing off against the other teams, with both sides battling hard but having a blast and making new friends along the way, is what it's all about. And celebrating huge wins together with cheers and snacks after makes the triumphs even sweeter!But you don't have to be a star player to fit in with our volleyball fam. We welcome kids of all ability levels who just want to learn, improve, and most importantly HAVE FUN. The club is atotal judgment-free zone - you'll never get criticized for mistakes, only encouraged to keep getting better. And we take time to do volunteer work and fundraising activities together to give back to the community too.So in summary, the volleyball club offers outstanding coaching, intense competition, crazy fun vibes, lifelong friendships, and a strong sense of community service. What's not to love? We'd love to have you come by and check out a practice or game to get a taste for how amazing this club truly is. Don't miss out on being part of our volleyball squad awesomeness! Hope to see you on the court soon volleying with us!篇2My Awesome Volleyball ClubHi there! My name is Timmy and I'm 10 years old. I go to Oakwood Elementary School and I'm in 5th grade. Today I want to tell you all about the super cool volleyball club I'm a part of - it's the best!Volleyball is my absolute favorite sport. I started playing a couple years ago in gym class and instantly fell in love with it. There's just something so fun about smacking that ball over the net and seeing your opponents scramble to return it. I'm a reallycompetitive kid and I love the thrill of rallying back and forth until one team scores. Winning a hard-fought point is the best feeling ever!At first, I could only play volleyball during gym class at school. But then my parents found out about this awesome youth volleyball club in our town. It's called Oakwood Volleyball Academy and they have teams for kids of all ages - from little 6 year olds just learning, all the way up to high school players getting ready for college teams.My mom signed me up right away and I was so excited for my first practice. I had been playing at school for fun, but I knew this club was going to be way more intense. And let me tell you, I wasn't disappointed! The coaches really know their stuff and work us hard, but in a good way.The first thing they taught us was all the different volleyball skills - serving, passing, setting, spiking, blocking, and digging. Those are kind of like the basics you need to learn before you can really start playing at a high level. We spent a lot of time just doing drills over and over until we had those skills down pat.Once we got better at the fundamentals, we started actually playing games and learning strategy and positioning and all that. The coaches would set up game situations and we'd have tothink through where we should move and what we should do next. It was a lot of thinking and hard work, but so much fun!What I love most about the club is that everyone there is just as obsessed with volleyball as I am. At school, I was one of the only kids who really got excited about it. But at Oakwood Volleyball Academy, everyone is a huge fan. We're all so passionate and love competing hard against each other to get better. No one is a ball hog either - we all cheer each other on and are invested in the whole team's success.The coaches are amazing too. They've all played volleyball at really high levels, either in college or even professionally. A couple of them have even been coaches for national teams! So they know absolutely everything there is to know about volleyball. They watch us super closely during games and practices and are always giving us little tips to improve our form or decision making. I've learned so much from them.One of the biggest things I've gained from being part of the club is confidence, both on and off the court. Volleyball is kind of an underrated sport, at least where I live. It doesn't get as much attention as basketball or football. So at school, people used to kind of tease me about being so into volleyball and would call it a "girl's sport" or whatever.But now that I'm amazing at it and part of this elite club, no one makes fun of me anymore! They see how skilled I've become and how hard I work at it. Earning respect through volleyball has really boosted my self-esteem. And the confidence I've developed on the court - calling for the ball, taking big swings, trusting my abilities - has started carrying over into other parts of my life too.Another awesome thing about the club is all the traveling we get to do for tournaments. So far I've been to tournaments in three different states! We ride buses and stay in hotels, just like the big-time athletes. Our club has won quite a few championships too, so we've brought home a good number of trophies. My room is basically a volleyball shrine at this point with all the medals and plaques I've won.What's really cool about the travel tournaments is getting to play against teams from all over. You see all different styles of play and levels of skill. It's amazing to watch some of the teams from bigger cities or volleyball hotbeds - their level is through the roof! But playing teams like that only motivates me more to get better. I dream about being good enough to earn a college volleyball scholarship one day.Speaking of college, the coaches at Oakwood Volleyball Academy have a lot of connections for helping players who want to take their volleyball careers to the next level. They've had tons of their former players go on to make college teams, and have even sent a few to play on pro teams overseas. So if this volleyball dream of mine keeps going well, I've got a great support system in place to help me pursue it as far as I can.Anyway, I could honestly go on and on about why this volleyball club is so fantastic. If you're a kid who loves volleyball too, or even if you've never played before but want to try it, I'd give my biggest recommendation to join Oakwood Volleyball Academy. It's been a total game-changer for me in the best篇3My Awesome Volleyball Club!Hi everyone! My name is Lily and I'm 10 years old. I go to Oakwood Elementary School and I just joined the most amazing club ever - the Volleyball Club! I'm so excited to tell you all about it.Volleyball is hands down the coolest sport around. It's super fun, gets your heart pumping, and you get to smash the ball overthe net. Pow! Take that! Nothing beats the feeling of scoring a point for your team.Our Volleyball Club just started this year and I was one of the first kids to join. I had played a bit with my friends before, but never on a real team with a coach and everything. I didn't know what to expect, but I knew it would be awesome.On the first day, we all gathered in the gym and met our coach, Mrs. Martinez. She's really nice and easy to talk to. She told us volleyball is all about teamwork, communication, and having a positive attitude. Then we did some warm-up exercises to get our bodies ready.After that, we started learning the basics - how to serve, pass, set, and spike the ball. Serving was pretty hard at first because you have to toss the ball up perfectly and then smack it over the net. I missed a bunch of times, but Mrs. Martinez was patient and gave me tips to improve. The passing and setting clicked pretty quickly though!Spiking is definitely my favorite skill so far. You run towards the net, jump up super high, and then WHAM! You nail the ball down onto the other side. It feels like you're a massive giant swatting a puny little bug. So epic!Once we got the hang of the basic skills, we split into teams and started playing games. That's when the real fun began! We had to work together, call for the ball, and move into the right positions. It was a bit chaotic at first with people running all over and balls flying everywhere. But slowly, we got more coordinated.I'll never forget my first spike in a game. The ball came over the net high and I shouted "Mine!" I took a few steps, leapt up, and BAM! I crushed it straight down on the other side. The ball blasted onto the floor so hard it bounced back up super high. My team went wild, cheering and giving me high fives. That moment made me fall in love with volleyball.Of course, it's not all about spiking. You have to be anall-around player. Setting up your teammates is just as important. There's a certain brilliance in putting the ball exactly where your spiker can demolish it. Pulling off a stellar defensive dig when your opponent smashes it at you is crazy satisfying too.Volleyball really works every part of your body and mind. You have to sprint from side to side, jump to make plays, and think quickly about where to position yourself. Games can get intense with rallies going back and forth forever. You'll be drenched in sweat and breathing hard by the end!The physical side is only half of it though. Volleyball is also a total brain game. You have to out-smart and out-maneuver the other team by mixing up shots, finding holes in their defense, and communicating non-stop. Where are you going to hit it? Can you set me on the next one? I've got the deep shots! There's a constant chatter going on.My favorite part might be the straight up craziness and funny moments that happen though. Like when Jayden served the ball and it smacked the referee right in the head! Or when Sophia went for a spike and got tangled up in the net. We all collapsed into laughter for like five minutes straight. Stuff like that makes you bond with your teammates.Win or lose, we always have a team cheer and huddle at the end where we shout "Go Dolphins!" We've had some tough losses, but also some amazing comeback wins. Either way, we stick together like a family.I've made so many new friends and pushed myself further than I could have imagined this year. This club means everything to me. Volleyball has shown me that with hard work, communication, and a little weirdness...you can achieve great things as a team.So what are you waiting for? Join the Volleyball Club today and get ready for fun, friends, and tons of epic volleyball moments. We're always looking for new members to join our Dolphin family. Just listen for our cheers echoing from the gym!See you on the court!篇4Volleyball is the Best Sport Ever!Hi friends! Have you ever played volleyball before? If not, you are really missing out on the funnest game in the whole world. Let me tell you all about this awesome sport and why you should join our school's volleyball club.Volleyball is a game where two teams hit a big ball back and forth over a super high net. The point is to make the ball hit the other team's side of the court. But you can't just catch the ball or run with it - you have to hit it with your hands, arms, or any other part of your body (except your feet!). It sounds easy, but trust me, it's actually really hard to keep the ball up in the air. That's what makes it so fun and challenging!The best part about volleyball is that you get to spike the ball. Spiking is when you jump up really high and smash the ball down as hard as you can onto the other team's court. When youspike it just right, the ball goes zooming past the other players before they can react. Watching them dive and miss makes you feel like a pro athlete! But be careful, sometimes the ball comes right back at your face if you're not paying attention. Getting bonked in the head is no fun at all.In volleyball, you're always moving around and very active. You have to be ready to run back and forth to hit the ball. Sometimes you even have to dive onto the hard floor to make a play. You'll definitely work up a sweat during games and practices. All that jumping, hitting, and diving makes volleyball a great workout. It keeps you super fit and healthy.You don't have to be the tallest kid to excel at volleyball either. Sure, being tall helps you smash down spikes. But short players can be really quick and agile too. With the right technique, anybody can be an awesome volleyball stud.Playing volleyball teaches you discipline, teamwork, and communication skills. You have to focus hard, watch where the ball is going, and work together with your teammates. Yelling things like "I got it!" and "Yours!" lets your team know if you'll take the next hit or not. Everyone has to do their part and back each other up.You know what else is cool? Beach volleyball! Instead of a court, you play right there in the soft, warm sand. Getting to spike a ball while barefoot in the sunshine sounds like a total dream, right? Maybe our volleyball club can take a fun trip to the beach if we get good enough.Our school's volleyball club is so much fun. We have coaches who used to play in college teaching us all the proper skills. The team has matching uniforms and we look so stylish. Best of all, we travel to other schools to compete against their teams. Home games are exciting too with all our friends cheering us on from the bleachers. Nothing beats that feeling of victory when you win a big volleyball match.If this all sounds awesome to you, then come join the volleyball club today! We practice twice a week after school and we're always looking for new members. No experience is necessary because we'll teach you everything you need to know. Volleyball is easy to pick up but hard to master. Pretty soon you'll be dominating the court like a superstar player.I really hope you decide to join our club. Volleyball has given me some of the best memories and friends. It's an amazing way to get exercise, learn skills, and most importantly, have tons of fun. Don't miss out on being part of this awesome team! Cometo the next practice and try spiking and hitting with us. You'll absolutely fall in love with the thrill of this electrifying sport. Volleyball is definitely the coolest game ever invented. Let's go spike some balls!篇5My Awesome Volleyball ClubHi there! My name is Sammy and I'm 10 years old. I go to Oakwood Elementary School and I want to tell you all about the super fun volleyball club I'm in! Volleyball is the best sport ever and our club is so cool. Let me tell you why you should totally join.First of all, volleyball is an amazing game. It's reallyfast-paced and exciting to play. You get to spike the ball over the net as hard as you can. Wham! There's nothing better than spiking a killer shot that your opponents can't return. But you also have to think quickly and strategize to outmaneuver the other team. It takes skills like jumping really high, moving rapidly side-to-side, and working together as a team.Our volleyball club meets twice a week after school in the gymnasium. Our coach is Mrs. Rowland and she's the best. She used to be a professional volleyball player before becoming ateacher, so she knows all the awesome tricks. At practice, she has us do drills to improve our passing, setting, hitting, and serving. We play lots of mini-games too to work on our skills.One of my favorite drills is called the "Setting Circle." We all stand in a circle and one person uses perfect setting form to launch the ball high into the air. Then the next person in the circle has to sprint to receive and set the ball before it hits the ground. If you mess up, you're out! It's crazy intense but it really amps up your reflexes.Mrs. Rowland also teaches us super cool offensive and defensive strategies. Like the "Rotating Wheel" offensive pattern where the setter runs a specific route and decides at the last second who to set to, keeping the other team confused. Or the "Read and Recover" defensive scheme where you watch the other team's movements and body language to predict where they'll hit the ball. Stuff like that makes me feel like a secret agent decoding the enemy's next move!The games we play at the end of practice are an absolute blast. We get split into teams and play full matches using all the rules and rotations, just like the pros. The rallies can get so epic, with players sprawling out to make crazy saves and the whole team going berserk. Win or lose, we always collect our gearchanting our team cheer: "Two, four, six, eight, who do we appreciate? Vol-ley-ball! Vol-ley-ball! Goooo Spikers!"But you know what the best part is? The sense of camaraderie on our volleyball team. We support each other through thick and thin, whipping out crazy dances to celebrate each other's good plays. During tough games, we huddle up and do breathing exercises to stay calm and focused. And you better believe we bring the spirit with our matching knee pads, sweatbands, and face tattoos!Some of my closest friends are on the volleyball team. Like my bestie Anna who is an absolute monster at spiking. Or Marcus who tells the funniest jokes during water breaks to keep us laughing. We've created so many amazing memories together like that time we all went to Pete's Pizza Palace after our championship match and did the Macarena on the table tops. Epic!Joining the volleyball club has given me way more confidence too. I used to be pretty shy, but now I'm a spirited team leader who can rally the troops with a mean"U-Can't-Beat-Us!" cheer. I've learned perseverance, bouncing back from tough losses to battle again even harder. And mycoordination has super improved - no more tripping over my own shoelaces!What else can I say? Volleyball is a crazy fun sport to play. You get a killer workout racing around the court. You build teamwork and discipline. And most importantly, you make lifelong friendships and memories! Our club is the best and we want YOU to join.So what are you waiting for? Sign up for Oakwood Elementary's volleyball club today! We'll dim the gym lights and pump the pounding techno music as you walk in. Then we'll kick things off with our patented "Volley-Rolly-Everybodyhitit" cheer. You'll get a big bundle of new teammates giving you hugs and high fives. Soon you'll be dominating the court right alongside us!Let's go Spikers, let's go! Put some volleyball in your heart and get ready for action, thrills, and friendship. Just don't join any of the lame-o clubs like chess or science - only REAL fun is allowed here. Volleyball forever! Who's with me?!。
生或死五大奶子英文版
生或死五大奶子英文版Five Breasts":To Live or to Die: Five BreastsFrom the moment we are born, we are faced with the constant struggle of life and death. This eternal battle is the foundation of our existence, shaping the very essence of who we are and how we navigate the world around us. In the grand scheme of this cosmic dance, the concept of "five breasts" emerges as a poignant metaphor for the delicate balance between survival and oblivion.At the heart of this essay lies the question of what it truly means to be alive. Is it merely the physical act of drawing breath, or is there a deeper significance that transcends the corporeal realm? The notion of "five breasts" challenges us to contemplate the very nature of life and the fragility of our mortal existence.In the realm of the living, the breast holds a multifaceted significance. It is a symbol of nourishment, a source of sustenance that ensures the continuation of our species. The breast is the first point of contact between a newborn and the world, a tangible expression ofthe bond between mother and child. Yet, this same source of life can also be the harbinger of death, as diseases such as breast cancer threaten to extinguish the very spark that ignites our being.The concept of "five breasts" introduces a level of complexity that forces us to grapple with the duality of existence. In a world where the norm is the presence of two breasts, the emergence of five breasts can be seen as a deviation from the expected, a disruption of the natural order. This anomaly, whether real or imagined, challenges us to confront our preconceptions about the boundaries of life and the parameters of acceptable physical form.As we delve deeper into this exploration, we are confronted with the unsettling possibility that the "five breasts" may not be a symbol of abundance or fertility, but rather a harbinger of something far more sinister. What if the presence of this extra appendage is not a manifestation of life, but a harbinger of impending death? This unsettling thought forces us to confront the stark reality that even the most fundamental aspects of our biology are not immune to the capricious nature of existence.The duality of life and death is further amplified by the cultural and societal implications of the "five breasts" concept. In some societies, the presence of an unusual physical trait may be seen as a sign of divinity, a mark of special favor from the divine. Yet, in others, it maybe viewed as a curse, a deformity that ostracizes the individual from the accepted norms of the community.This dichotomy speaks to the complex and often contradictory ways in which we, as human beings, grapple with the unknown and the unexplained. Our response to the "five breasts" phenomenon is a reflection of our own biases, fears, and deeply held beliefs about the nature of life and the boundaries of acceptability.As we ponder the significance of this curious anatomical anomaly, we are forced to confront the fragility of our own existence. The "five breasts" serve as a stark reminder that even the most fundamental aspects of our being are subject to the whims of chance and the capricious nature of the universe.In the end, the "five breasts" metaphor forces us to confront the essential truth of our mortality. It challenges us to contemplate the delicate balance between life and death, and to grapple with the uncomfortable reality that even the most profound and deeply cherished aspects of our existence are ultimately beyond our control.As we navigate this complex and often unsettling terrain, it is incumbent upon us to embrace the inherent duality of our existence. We must acknowledge the fragility of life while also celebrating its resilience, and strive to find meaning and purpose in the face of theever-present specter of mortality.For in the end, the "five breasts" are not just a physical anomaly, but a profound metaphor for the human condition – a testament to the enduring power of the spirit and the relentless march of time, forever intertwined in an eternal dance of life and death.。
《哈利波特与阿兹卡班囚徒》第8章《胖夫人逃跑》中英文对照学习版
中英文对照学习版Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban《哈利波特与阿兹卡班囚徒》Chapter EightFlight of the Fat Lady第8章胖夫人逃跑In no time at all, Defence Against the Dark Arts had become most people’s favourite class. Only Draco Malfoy and his gang of Slytherins had anything bad to say about Professor Lupin.很快，黑魔法防御术就成了大多数人最喜欢的一门课程，只有德拉科﹒马尔福和他那帮斯莱特林的同党还在说卢平教授的坏话。
‘Look at the state of his robes,’Malfoy woul d say in a l oud whisper as Professor Lupin passed. ‘He dresses like our ol d house-elf.’“看看他的袍子成了什么样儿，”卢平教授经过时，马尔福故意说得让别人都听见，“他穿得就像我们家以前的小精灵。
”But no one else cared that Professor Lupin's robes were patched and frayed. His next few l essons were just as interesting as the first. After Boggarts, they studied Red Caps, nasty little goblin-like creatures that lurked wherever there had been bl oodshed, in the dungeons of castles and the pothol es of d eserted battlefields, waiting to bludgeon those who had got l ost. From Red Caps they moved on to Kappas, creepy water-dwell ers that looked like scaly monkeys, with webbed hands itching to strangl e unwitting wad ers in their ponds.除了他们，谁也不在意卢平教授的长袍打着补丁，已经磨损得很厉害。
同学们放学后在外面做什么的英语作文60词
同学们放学后在外面做什么的英语作文60词全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1After the final bell rings, my classmates and I burst out of the school gates, free from the constraints of the classroom for a few glorious hours. Some head straight home, but many of us linger, exploring the vibrant world beyond the schoolyard. (60 words)The moment I step out of those gates, it's like entering a whole new realm. The bustling streets are a stark contrast to the quiet halls of our school, teeming with life and energy. I take a deep breath, savoring the sweet scent of freedom that fills the air.My best friend, Alex, is already waiting for me by the old oak tree across the street. We've been inseparable since kindergarten, and our after-school adventures have become a cherished ritual. With a mischievous grin, he suggests we swing by the new arcade that just opened up a few blocks away.As we weave through the crowded sidewalks, I can't help but marvel at the kaleidoscope of activity around us. Shopkeepers beckon passersby with their wares, street performers dazzle withtheir talents, and the aroma of freshly baked goods wafts from the local bakery. It's a sensory overload, but in the best possible way.The arcade is a neon-lit wonderland, filled with the latest video games and classic favorites. Alex and I dive headfirst into a competitive game of air hockey, trash-talking each other with good-natured banter. The hours seem to fly by as we battle it out, our laughter echoing through the dimly lit space.Eventually, our rumbling stomachs remind us that it's time for a refueling break. We stumble out of the arcade, giddy from our gaming marathon, and head to our favorite diner. Theretro-themed joint is a nostalgic haven, with its checkered tiles and chrome accents.Over plates piled high with burgers and fries, we swap stories about our day and dissect the latest school gossip. Alex regales me with his epic tale of narrowly avoiding detention for forgetting his homework (again), while I recount the hilarious mishap in chemistry class that left us all covered in a mysterious green sludge.As the sun begins to dip below the horizon, painting the sky in vibrant hues of orange and pink, we reluctantly bid farewell to the diner and start our trek homeward. Along the way, we passby the community park, where a lively pickup game of basketball is in full swing.Without missing a beat, we veer off the sidewalk and join the fray, our schoolbags unceremoniously discarded on the sidelines. For the next hour or so, we lose ourselves in the rhythmic thump of the ball against the pavement, the friendly banter, and the thrill of friendly competition.Exhausted but exhilarated, we finally head for home, our sneakers scuffed and our hair matted with sweat. As we part ways at the intersection, Alex and I make plans for tomorrow's adventures, already counting down the hours until the final bell rings once more.Such is the life of a student in our little town, where the hours after school are a glorious tapestry of freedom, friendship, and exploration. We may be bound by the confines of the classroom during the day, but once those gates open, the world becomes our playground.篇2What Do We Do After School?School lets out at 3pm, and once that final bell rings, you can feel the energy in the hallways shift. We've been cooped up in classrooms all day, and now it's time for freedom! But what do kids actually get up to once they're out of those school gates?For a lot of us, afterschool activities are a huge part of the schedule. There are so many clubs and sports teams to get involved in - everything from basketball and soccer to art club, drama club, robotics, you name it. Practices and meetings usually run until 4:30 or 5pm. It's a great way to pursue your interests and talents outside of regular classes.Then there are afterschool jobs to consider. Plenty of students work part-time gigs at restaurants, retail stores, or as tutors to earn some spending money. I've got a friend who's a lifeguard at the local pool on weekday evenings. The schedules can be tough to juggle with homework, but the paycheck is worth it.For those of us who don't do afterschool activities or jobs, a lot of hangout time happens right after that bell rings. You'll see groups of kids walking to get food together, maybe at a local diner or fast food place. The park is another popular meeting spot, especially when it's nice out. We'll just kick back on the grass, listen to music, and catch up.Once kids get home, there's usually a window of downtime before the onslaught of homework begins. Somezoning out happens - watching YouTube, playing video games, scrolling through social media. Maybe a well-deserved nap!By 6 or 7pm, the homework grind truly begins. We hit the books hard for a few hours, squeezed in between dinner and getting ready for bed. Group projects mean lots of time on FaceTime or Zoom calls strategyzing. The libraries and cafes around town are full of students studying and working together.The weekends, though? That's when we can really unwind after the school week. Sleeping in, hanging at the mall, going to movies, or sporting events. Maybe a part-time job shift. Definitely time to recharge before it all starts again on Monday morning.From clubs to jobs to homework to just good old-fashioned hanging out, us students manage to pack a whole lot into those afterschool hours. School dominates our days, but our personal lives and making memories with friends is what really fills up the schedule. Those few hours of freedom after the final bell are sacred! We cherish every minute before the cycle renews again tomorrow.篇3After the Final Bell: Exploring the Diverse Afterschool Lives of My ClassmatesThe shrill ring of the final bell echoes through the hallways, signaling freedom from the confines of the classroom. As students pour out of the doors, a multitude of paths unfold before them, each representing a unique tapestry of activities and experiences that shape their lives beyond the school walls.For some of my classmates, the afternoon is a whirlwind of extracurricular activities. Jessica, a talented dancer, rushes off to her ballet lessons, her leotard peeking out from beneath her backpack. With every pirouette and grand jeté, she hones her craft, pouring her passion into every movement. Meanwhile, Michael heads to the basketball court, where the thump of the bouncing ball and the squeak of sneakers on the polished floor become the rhythm of his afternoons. His dedication to the sport is palpable, as he meticulously practices his layups and free throws, determined to lead his team to victory.Then there are those like Sarah, whose afternoons are devoted to academic pursuits. She disappears into the library, surrounded by towering shelves of knowledge, her nose buriedin textbooks and study guides. Her unwavering commitment to academic excellence is awe-inspiring, as she diligently prepares for upcoming exams and assignments, leaving no stone unturned in her quest for understanding.Not far from the library, the art room becomes a sanctuary for the creative souls among us. Emily, her hands adorned with flecks of paint, loses herself in the canvas, her brush strokes bringing vibrant scenes to life. The scent of acrylics and turpentine fills the air, a testament to the artistic expression that unfolds within these walls.But not all afterschool activities take place within the confines of the school grounds. Some of my classmates venture out into the community, embracing opportunities for service and personal growth. Ethan volunteers at the local soup kitchen, his warm smile and compassionate heart bringing comfort to those in need. Meanwhile, Samantha spends her afternoons at the youth center, mentoring younger children and guiding them through various educational and recreational activities.For others, the afternoon is a time to explore their entrepreneurial spirit. Jake runs a thriving lawn-mowing business, meticulously tending to the yards of neighbors with a sense of pride and responsibility that belies his young age. His dedicationto providing top-notch service is evident in the immaculate lawns that dot the neighborhood.And let's not forget those who simply cherish the freedom of unstructured time. Ben and his friends gather at the local park, engaging in impromptu games of frisbee or simply lounging in the shade, relishing the carefree moments that punctuate their hectic schedules.As the sun begins to set, painting the sky with hues of orange and pink, the paths of my classmates converge once more. Some return home, their backpacks brimming with the fruits of their afternoon labors, while others linger, savoring the last moments of freedom before the responsibilities of homework and family obligations beckon.In this tapestry of afterschool lives, I find myself in awe of the diversity and richness that surrounds me. Each of my classmates is a living testament to the boundless potential that lies within us, their passions and pursuits serving as inspiration for us all.As I reflect on these varied experiences, I am reminded of the invaluable lessons they impart: the importance of balance, the value of dedication, and the power of pursuing one's dreams with unwavering determination. These afterschool hours are not merely a respite from academic rigors but a canvas upon whichwe paint the vibrant hues of our lives, each brushstroke contributing to the masterpiece that is our journey towardsself-discovery and personal fulfillment.篇4What do we do after school? A whole lot! School may be over by 3pm, but our days are far from done. The real fun is just getting started when that final bell rings.First off, a bunch of us head straight to our sports practices or games. The basketball team has practice from 3:30-5:30 most days. The games are super intense and the crowd really gets into it, cheering us on. Win or lose, we always feel that rush of adrenaline and sense of team spirit.For those not into team sports, plenty hit the gym for a workout after classes end. Getting those gains in! The gym is packed until 6pm with students lifting weights, running on the treadmills, or taking part in fitness classes like yoga, zumba or spin. Working out helps us blow off steam after a long day of hitting the books.Lots of students are part of academic clubs too that meet up after school. The math team has competitions where they solve crazy complex equations. Members of the debate club argueover controversial topics using persuasive speeches and logic. The robotics crew builds amazing machines for battle-bots tournaments.Once practices, games and club meetings are over around 6 or 7pm, that's when we really get to kick back and relax. Everyone flocks to the nearby restaurants, malls and movie theaters to hang out. The good old mall is still one of our favorite spots to wander around, grab a bite, and maybe catch a new flick if there's a good one out.That's the usual after-school routine during the week. But when that final bell rings on Friday, we go Into full weekend mode! Friday nights are for blowing off as much steam as possible after our tough school week. Parties, dances, bonfires, you name it. We let loose and enjoy that feel-good vibe of being young and free with our friends.The weekends are also a time for catching up on all the stuff we couldn't get done during our busy weeks. Whether that's working a part-time job to start saving up some cash, running errands for our parents, hitting the books to study for tests, or just sleeping in to re-charge. We try to balance our work with plenty of play.Overall, you could say students stay pretty active after classes end each day. Between all the sports, clubs, social gatherings and jobs, our schedules are usually packed from dawn until late into the evening. But hey, that's all part of making the most of our high school experience before we transition into the "real world" as young adults. We'll sleep when we're old, but for now we're living it up after that 3pm bell!篇5After the final bell rings, signaling the end of another school day, the hallways quickly fill with eager students rushing to escape the confines of the classroom. Some hurry to catch the bus home, while others linger behind, making plans with friends or stopping by their lockers. For many of us, the hours after school are a chance to explore our passions, pursue hobbies, and simply enjoy being teenagers away from the watchful eyes of our teachers.A sizable group heads straight to the sports fields or gymnasium, donning jerseys and sneakers for team practices or open gym sessions. The sound of bouncing basketballs, whistles blowing, and coaches barking instructions fills the air. These student-athletes dedicate countless hours to honing their skills,driven by a love for the game and a desire to represent their school with pride.Others make a beeline for the music rooms, instruments in hand, ready to lose themselves in the melodies and harmonies of band or choir rehearsals. The gentle strumming of guitars, the warm tones of brass instruments, and the soaring voices of vocalists blend together in a symphony of passion and dedication.The art studios beckon to those with a creative flair, where easels are set up, paint brushes dance across canvases, and the scent of clay and charcoal permeates the air. Here, young artists express themselves through various mediums, experimenting with colors, textures, and forms, their creations a reflection of their unique perspectives.The drama club members gather in the auditorium, scripts in hand, rehearsing lines and blocking scenes for the upcoming school play or musical. They pour their hearts into their roles, transforming into different characters and bringing stories to life on stage, captivating audiences with their talent and enthusiasm.Meanwhile, the computer labs are abuzz with the tapping of keyboards as the coding club members huddle around monitors, debugging programs and collaborating on software projects.These tech-savvy students immerse themselves in the world of ones and zeros, solving complex problems and pushing the boundaries of what's possible with code.For those with a culinary inclination, the home economics room becomes a haven of delicious aromas and sizzling pans. The cooking club members gather to experiment with recipes, learn new techniques, and bond over their shared love of food and the art of creating mouthwatering dishes.The library is a sanctuary for the studious souls, where study groups convene to tackle challenging assignments, debate philosophical concepts, or engage in lively discussions about literature and current events. The gentle rustling of pages and the occasional tap of a laptop keyboard punctuate the scholarly atmosphere.Outside, the school grounds transform into a vibrant playground for those seeking adventure and physical activity. The ultimate frisbee team practices their throws and catches on the open fields, while the mountain biking club hits the trails, navigating through winding paths and challenging terrains.As the sun begins to set, some students reluctantly head home, while others linger, unwilling to let the day end. They gather in groups, sharing laughter and stories, forming bondsthat will last a lifetime. The camaraderie and sense of belonging fostered by these after-school activities are invaluable, shaping their high school experiences and creating cherished memories.For many of us, these after-school pursuits are more than just extracurricular activities – they are outlets for our passions, opportunities for self-discovery, and stepping stones towards our future aspirations. Whether we dream of becoming professional athletes, renowned musicians, accomplished artists, or innovative entrepreneurs, these experiences provide us with the skills, discipline, and confidence to chase our ambitions.As the night falls and the school grounds grow quiet, the echoes of our laughter, the melodies of our instruments, and the sounds of our endeavors linger, a testament to the vibrant tapestry of life that unfolds beyond the classroom walls.篇6After the Final BellThe end of the school day is like a starting gun firing for my classmates and me. As soon as that bell rings at 3:15pm, a massive exodus takes place, with students frantically packing up their bags and bolting for the exits. You'd think a fire alarm hadgone off with how quickly the hallways clear out. But where is everyone rushing off to?For a lot of kids, the after-school hours are a blessed period of free time away from parents, teachers, and anything resembling academic responsibilities. Many hustle straight home to plop down on the couch, fire up their gaming systems, and veg out for a few hours before dinner. I know more than a few buddies who spend their afternoons blasting away at the latest shooter or RPG, soda and chips at the ready for a solid binge session.Others use those first few after-school hours as a window to get outdoor exercise and sun. The school playing fields and basketball courts stay packed until twilight as sports teams hold practices and kids engage in pickup games. The nice weather allows hardcore athletes to work on their skills from baseball to soccer to track. But even the decidedly un-athletic kids come out to toss a frisbee around or kick a ball back-and-forth in the grass while unwinding from classes.My neighborhood has become a popular hangout spot too. You can find clusters of students taking over the park pavilion, the 7-Eleven parking lot, or someone's front yard once the last bell rings. There's a lot of lollygagging and joking around asfriends reunite after being trapped inside separate classrooms all day. Bikes get air in their tires and skateboards get dusted off for aimless riding around the streets too.Plenty of students also use the time right after school to attend club meetings, tutoring sessions, or NCAA-mandated study hall periods if they play sports. The debate team, Spanish club, and robotics club always draw a crowd of devoted members once the day's classes end. Teachers hold make-up sessions and test previews as well for anyone who needs extra academic assistance.You'll even catch a handful of overachieving students attacking their mounds of homework right after the closing bell. I know a few of those students who finish all their work before evening hits so they have the rest of the night free. I respect their diligence and efficiency but could never muster that level of focus after sitting through seven straight hours of classes. I prefer decompressing for a bit first!As for me, my favorite after-school ritual is grabbing an energy drink from the gas station and then meeting up with friends at the town's lone retro arcade/pizzeria called "The Cool Zone." We'll spend a couple hours there, taking turns playing classic games like Galaga, Donkey Kong, andStreet Fighter IIwhile devouring a few slices. Just a bunch of nostalgic17-year-olds rolling quarters and mashing joysticks between study sessions.By 6pm or so, most of my peers have wrapped up their evening activities and transitioned into whatever familydinner/chores/homework routines they have at home. But those after-school hours from 3:15-6pm are wide-open for us to expendable energy and let off post-classroom steam in our own unique ways.Whether shooting hoops at the park's court, working a restaurant shift, demolishing zombies on Xbox, or simply loitering around the 7-Eleven parking lot with bros, we all savor that short break in the day before real responsibilities set in again. The options are endless when you're young, the weather is nice, and you've got a few hours of glorious freedom ahead of you. Now if you'll excuse me, my friends are waiting for me at The Cool Zone!。
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体育在促进身心健康中的作用作文英语全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1The Importance of Sports for Our Health and HappinessHi there! My name is Emma, and I'm a 10-year-old girl who loves playing sports. I know that some of my friends don't really like sports, but I think they're missing out on something really special. Sports are not only fun, but they're also really good for our bodies and our minds.Physical Health BenefitsLet's start with the physical benefits of sports. When we play sports, we're constantly moving our bodies, which is really important for staying healthy. Running, jumping, and moving around helps to keep our hearts strong and our lungs healthy. It also helps us to build strong muscles, which can make us better at all kinds of physical activities.One of the best things about sports is that they help us to stay at a healthy weight. Lots of kids these days spend too much time sitting in front of screens, which can lead to weight gain andother health problems. When we play sports, we're burning off lots of calories, which can help us to stay at a healthy weight and avoid obesity.Sports are also great for our bones. When we run, jump, and move around, we're putting stress on our bones, which helps them to grow stronger. This is really important for preventing injuries and avoiding problems like osteoporosis later in life.Mental Health BenefitsBut sports aren't just good for our physical health – they're also great for our mental health. When we play sports, our brains release chemicals called endorphins, which make us feel happy and relaxed. This can help to reduce stress and anxiety, and can even help us to sleep better at night.Playing sports can also help us to build confidence andself-esteem. When we work hard and improve our skills, we feel a sense of accomplishment and pride. This can help us to feel better about ourselves and to tackle other challenges in our lives with more confidence.Sports also teach us important life skills, like teamwork, communication, and perseverance. When we play on a team, we have to work together and communicate with our teammates toachieve our goals. We also learn to never give up, even when things get tough.Making Friends and Having FunOne of the best things about sports is that they're a great way to make new friends. When we play on a team, we get to meet other kids who share our interests and passions. We can bond over our love of the game and celebrate our victories together.And let's not forget – sports are just plain fun! There's nothing quite like the thrill of scoring a goal or making a great play. When we play sports, we're laughing, smiling, and having a great time. It's a great way to stay active and healthy while also enjoying ourselves.So, if you're not already playing sports, I really encourage you to give it a try. Whether you're into soccer, basketball, tennis, or something else entirely, there's a sport out there for everyone. And who knows – you might just find your new favorite hobby!篇2The Importance of Sports for a Healthy Mind and BodyHi there! I'm a 10-year-old kid who loves playing sports. Whether it's soccer, basketball, or just running around the playground, I can't get enough of being active and having fun. But did you know that sports are not just about playing games and winning trophies? They actually play a really important role in keeping us healthy, both physically and mentally!Let's start with the physical benefits of sports. When we exercise and play sports, our bodies get stronger and more flexible. Our muscles grow, our hearts and lungs work harder, and our bones become denser. This means we can run faster, jump higher, and have more energy to do all the fun things we love.One of the coolest things about sports is that they help us stay at a healthy weight. With all the running, jumping, and moving around, we burn a lot of calories, which helps us avoid becoming overweight or obese. Being overweight can lead to all sorts of health problems like diabetes, heart disease, and even some types of cancer. That's why it's so important to stay active and keep our bodies fit.But sports aren't just good for our physical health; they're also amazing for our mental health! When we exercise, our brains release chemicals called endorphins, which make us feelhappy and relaxed. Have you ever noticed how good you feel after a great game of tag or a long bike ride? That's the endorphins kicking in!Playing sports can also help us deal with stress and anxiety. Life can be tough sometimes, especially for kids our age. We have to worry about schoolwork, friendships, and all sorts of other things. But when we're focused on a game or a physical activity, all those worries seem to melt away. We're able to let go of our stress and just enjoy the moment.Another great thing about sports is that they teach us important life skills. When we play as part of a team, we learn how to communicate, cooperate, and work together towards a common goal. We also learn about sportsmanship, which means being a good winner and a good loser. These are all skills that will help us in school, in our future jobs, and in our relationships with others.And let's not forget about the social benefits of sports! When we join a sports team or go to a sports camp, we get to make new friends who share our interests. We learn how to interact with people from different backgrounds and cultures, and we develop a sense of belonging and community.But even though sports are amazing for our health, it's important to remember to be safe. Always wear proper protective gear like helmets, knee pads, and mouth guards. Stay hydrated by drinking plenty of water, and listen to your body if it's telling you to take a break.So, there you have it – sports are incredible for our physical and mental health, and they help us develop important life skills and social connections. Whether you're a star athlete or just someone who likes to have fun and stay active, sports should be a part of your life.Now, who's ready to go outside and play?篇3The Importance of Sports for Staying HealthyHi there! My name is Emma and I'm 10 years old. Today I want to talk to you about why playing sports is so important for kids like me to stay healthy and happy.I'm sure you already know that being active through sports helps keep your body in good shape. When I play soccer, basketball, or go swimming, I'm working my muscles and gettingmy heart pumping. That's great for building strength and endurance.But did you know that sports are also really good for your mind and emotions? There are so many amazing benefits beyond just the physical side of things!One big one is that sports teach you important values like discipline, teamwork, and perseverance. On my soccer team, we have to practice dribbling, passing, and shooting drills over and over. It takes a lot of hard work and commitment to get better at the skills. But when I stick with it, I feel a huge sense of pride and accomplishment.Speaking of teams, playing as part of a group is such a valuable experience. We all have to work together, communicate, and support each other to succeed. I've made so many good friends on my sports teams over the years. We motivate each other, celebrate our wins together, and pick each other up after losses. It's like having a second family!When you're part of a team, you also learn about responsibility and being accountable to others. If I slack off at practice or don't try my best at a game, I'm not just letting myself down, but my teammates too. That motivates me to always give 100% effort.Another awesome benefit of playing sports is that it's a great way to manage stress and anxiety. Whenever I'm feeling overwhelmed with schoolwork or friend drama, I know I can go out and run around the soccer field and all my worries just melt away. For that little while, the only thing on my mind is the game.Exercise promotes all kinds of great brain chemicals that make you feel happier and more relaxed. And when your body is tired from a tough practice or game, it's so much easier to sleep well at night. Getting that physical activity and better sleep helps me wake up feeling refreshed and ready to take on a new day.I've also found that sports are an amazing confidence booster. Scoring a goal, making a great pass, or just putting in a solid effort makes me feel so proud of myself. And the more time I spend training and competing, the more I believe in my abilities both on and off the field.It's not just about building physical confidence either. Overcoming challenges and pushing past my limits in sports reminds me that I'm stronger than I think. I can take those lessons and apply them to other areas of my life when I'm facing difficulties or setbacks.For example, last year I was struggling a lot with my times tables in math class. I just couldn't seem to memorize them nomatter how hard I tried. I was starting to think maybe I'm just not good at math.But then I remembered how I never gave up during soccer tryouts, even though I didn't make the top team at first. I just worked harder and kept practicing. With that same mindset for math, I made flashcards, asked for extra help, and studied every night until those times tables finally clicked.When I put in the same determination and effort that I do with sports, I was able to overcome that academic challenge too. It felt awesome!I've also found that playing sports is amazing for building leadership skills. As the oldest child in my family, I've always been expected to set a good example for my younger brother and sister. But it's not always easy to know exactly how to do that.Being captain of my basketball and soccer teams has really helped me grow into more of a leader role. I have to take charge during games by calling out plays and directing my teammates. I try to guide them with strategy and encouragement. And win or lose, I represent our team to the coaches, officials, and other players.Those leadership experiences have definitely made me more responsible and self-confident when it comes to guiding my siblings at home too. I'm much better now at things like organizing our chores, setting a positive example for good behavior, and finding ways to make even boring tasks more fun.I'd say one of the best parts of being an athlete though is just the pure joy and excitement you feel while playing the sport you love. Honestly, nothing compares to that incredible rush when you're racing down the field with the ball or going in for a slam dunk.In those moments, I feel so alive, fearless, and free. All my worries fade away and I'm just completely in the zone, having the absolute time of my life. Those are memories I'll never forget.But even those difficulties have helped me build important life skills around resilience, conflict resolution, and coping with disappointment. I've learned that it's okay to feel upset or frustrated, as long as I don't let those emotions keep me down for too long. I have to brush myself off, re-focus, and get back out there.Looking ahead, I know there will be countless more obstacles and failures throughout my life, both in athletics and other areas. But my experiences through sports have preparedme to take those challenges in stride and keep pushing forward no matter what.So in the end, for all the reasons I've mentioned – physical fitness, teamwork, discipline, leadership, joy, resilience, and so much more – I really do believe that playing sports is one of the most important activities a kid can do to develop a healthy mind, body, and spirit.It's about so much more than just exercise and winning games. The skills, values, and life lessons you gain by being an athlete are absolutely invaluable. They're making me straighter, more confident, and better prepared to achieve any goal I set my mind to.If you're not currently playing a sport, I'd highly encourage you to get out and join a team! And if you already are an athlete, I hope you're able take full advantage of all the incredible benefits that sports have to offer. Just don't forget to have fun along the way too!No matter what, let's all keep staying active and living healthy, happy lives. Thanks for reading, and play on!篇4The Importance of Sports for a Healthy Mind and BodyHi there! My name is Alex, and I'm a 10-year-old kid who loves playing sports. Today, I want to talk to you about why sports are so awesome and how they can help keep your mind and body healthy.First off, let's talk about the physical benefits of sports. When you play sports, you're constantly moving your body, which is excellent for your health. Running, jumping, kicking, throwing –all these actions get your heart pumping and your muscles working. And that's super important because it helps you build strength, endurance, and flexibility.Have you ever noticed how tired you feel after a big game of soccer or basketball? That's because you've been exercising without even realizing it! Exercise is crucial for maintaining a healthy weight, developing strong bones and muscles, and reducing the risk of diseases like diabetes, heart problems, and even some cancers.But sports aren't just about physical health; they're also amazing for your mental well-being. Playing sports can help reduce stress, anxiety, and depression. When you're on the field or court, you're focused on the game, and all your worries andtroubles seem to fade away. It's like a break from the real world, where you can just have fun and be in the moment.Plus, sports teach you valuable life skills like teamwork, communication, and perseverance. When you're part of a team, you learn how to work together towards a common goal, support each other, and never give up, even when things get tough. These are skills that will help you in school, at home, and in your future career.Another fantastic thing about sports is that they can boost your confidence and self-esteem. When you score a goal, make a great play, or overcome a challenge, you feel a sense of accomplishment and pride. And that feeling of success can carry over into other areas of your life, making you more confident in your abilities.Sports can also be a great way to make new friends. When you're part of a team, you get to meet new people who share your interests and passions. You might even make friends with kids from different schools or neighborhoods, which can help you learn about different cultures and backgrounds.And let's not forget about the pure joy and excitement that comes with playing sports. There's nothing quite like the thrill of chasing after a ball, scoring a winning point, or celebrating withyour teammates after a hard-fought victory. Sports are just plain fun, and that's reason enough to get involved!Now, I know what some of you might be thinking: "But Alex, what if I'm not very good at sports? What if I'm not the most athletic kid out there?" Well, my friends, that's totally okay! Sports are for everyone, no matter your skill level or ability.The most important thing is to find a sport or activity that you enjoy and to have fun with it. Maybe you're not a star basketball player, but you love shooting hoops with your friends in the driveway. Or perhaps you're not the fastest runner, but you love going for hikes in the park with your family. Every bit of physical activity counts and can benefit your health.And who knows? The more you practice and play, the better you might get! The key is to never give up and to keep trying your best. Remember, it's not about being the best; it's about doing something you love and enjoying the journey.So, there you have it, my friends! Sports are awesome for your physical and mental health, and they can teach you valuable life skills, boost your confidence, help you make new friends, and bring you pure joy and excitement. Whether you're a star athlete or just starting out, there's a sport or activity out there for you.My challenge to you is to get out there and get active! Join a team, try a new sport, or just play around with your friends. Your mind and body will thank you for it. And who knows, you might just discover a new passion or talent that you never knew you had!So, what are you waiting for? Lace up those sneakers, grab a ball (or a racket, or a bat, or whatever you need), and let's get moving! Your healthy, happy, and active life awaits!篇5The Awesome Power of Sports: Keeping Our Bodies and Minds Fit!Hi there, friends! Today, I want to talk about something that's not only super fun but also incredibly important for our well-being – sports! Whether you love kicking a soccer ball, shooting hoops on the basketball court, or diving into a refreshing pool, sports have this amazing ability to make us feel great, both physically and mentally.Let's start with the physical side of things. When we engage in sports, our bodies get a fantastic workout. Our hearts start pumping faster, our muscles work harder, and our lungs take in more oxygen. This helps us build strength, endurance, andoverall fitness. It's like giving our bodies a special boost of energy and power!And you know what's even cooler? Playing sports can help us maintain a healthy weight. When we're active and burning calories through exercise, we're less likely to put on extra pounds. Plus, sports encourage us to make better food choices, like reaching for nutritious snacks that fuel our bodies for the next game or practice.But sports aren't just about looking and feeling good on the outside; they also have a profound impact on our mental health. Have you ever noticed how much better you feel after a good game or workout? That's because exercise releases chemicals in our brains called endorphins, which are like tiny happiness messengers. They help reduce stress, improve our mood, and even boost our self-confidence.Speaking of self-confidence, sports can teach us so much about believing in ourselves. When we push through challenges and achieve our goals on the field or court, we learn that we're capable of overcoming obstacles and reaching new heights. This sense of accomplishment stays with us long after the game is over, and it can inspire us to tackle other challenges in life with determination and resilience.And let's not forget about teamwork! Many sports involve working together with others towards a common goal. This teaches us valuable skills like communication, cooperation, and respect for others. We learn to encourage and support our teammates, celebrate their successes, and pick each other up when we face setbacks. These are life lessons that will serve us well, both on and off the playing field.But what if you're not the most athletic person out there? No worries! Sports come in all shapes and sizes, and there's something for everyone. Maybe you're more of a swimmer, a dancer, or a yogi. Or perhaps you prefer individual sports like running, cycling, or martial arts. The key is to find an activity that you genuinely enjoy and that gets your body moving.And remember, it's not about being the best or the most talented. Sports are about having fun, challenging yourself, and taking care of your overall well-being. Whether you're a pro athlete or a beginner, every step you take towards an active lifestyle is a step towards a healthier, happier you.So, what are you waiting for? Lace up those sneakers, grab that ball or racket, and let's get moving! Your body and mind will thank you for it. And who knows? You might just discover a new passion or make some amazing new friends along the way.Let's make sports a part of our lives and experience all the incredible benefits they have to offer. Together, we can create a world where being active and healthy is not just a goal but a way of life. Are you ready to join me on this exciting journey? Let's go!篇6Title: The Awesome Power of Sports!Hi there! My name is Jamie, and I'm a 10-year-old kid who loves playing sports. I want to tell you all about how amazing sports are for keeping our bodies and minds healthy and happy.First of all, let's talk about how sports help us stay physically fit. When we play sports, we run around, jump, kick, throw, and move our bodies in all sorts of ways. This gets our hearts pumping faster, our muscles working harder, and our lungs breathing deeper. It's like giving our bodies a super workout, but in a really fun way!You see, our bodies are designed to move and be active. If we just sit around all day, our muscles get weak, our energy levels drop, and we start feeling sluggish and tired. But when we play sports, we're using our bodies the way they're meant to be used, and that's why we feel so energized and alive afterward.Another great thing about sports is that they help us build stronger bones and muscles. As we exercise and put stress on our bodies, our bones and muscles get stronger to handle that stress. That's why athletes often have really toned and muscular bodies – their sports have helped them build up all that strength and power.And let's not forget about how sports can help us maintain a healthy weight. When we're active and burning lots of calories through sports, it's easier to keep our weight at a healthy level. Plus, sports are a lot more fun than just going to the gym and running on a treadmill!But sports aren't just good for our physical health – they're also amazing for our mental health and well-being. When we play sports, our brains release all sorts of happy chemicals called endorphins. These endorphins make us feel great, reduce stress and anxiety, and just put us in a really positive mood.Have you ever noticed how happy and relaxed you feel after a good game of soccer, basketball, or any other sport you love? That's the endorphins working their magic! Sports are like a natural anti-stress remedy, helping us let go of our worries and just focus on the game.Playing sports can also boost our confidence andself-esteem. When we practice hard and improve our skills, we feel a sense of accomplishment and pride. And when we score a goal, make a great play, or help our team win, it's such an awesome feeling of joy and achievement.Sports also teach us valuable life lessons, like teamwork, perseverance, and good sportsmanship. We learn how to work together with our teammates, never give up even when things get tough, and treat our opponents with respect and fairness.And let's not forget about the social benefits of sports. When we join a team or play with friends, we make new friends, build stronger bonds, and develop important social skills. Sports create a sense of community and bring people together in a positive and healthy way.So, as you can see, sports are truly amazing for our physical and mental health. They keep our bodies fit and strong, our minds happy and stress-free, and our social lives thriving. Plus, they're just so much fun to play!Whether it's soccer, basketball, swimming, tennis, or any other sport you love, make sure to get out there and play as often as you can. Your body and mind will thank you for it, and you'll have a blast in the process!So, what are you waiting for? Grab a ball, put on your sneakers, and let's get out there and play! Sports are the key to a healthy, happy, and awesome life. Let's go!。
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英语作文六年级我最喜欢打乒乓球五句话全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1My Favorite Sport: Playing Ping PongPing pong, or table tennis as it is formally known, is my absolute favorite sport to play! I have been obsessed with it ever since I first picked up a paddle in second grade during our school's after-class activities program. From the very first time I hit that lightweight ball back and forth over the net, I was hooked!What I love most about ping pong is how exciting andfast-paced it is. The rallies can go on for a really long time if both players are skilled, with the ball zipping back and forth at incredible speeds. My heart starts racing with every powerful smash and delicate drop shot. It's such an adrenaline rush! I have to be light on my feet, ready to react in a split second to wherever the ball goes next. Ping pong keeps my mind and body totally engaged the whole time.Another thing I adore is all the different spins you can put on the ball by brushing the rubber paddle a certain way on contact.An expert player can make the ball dive, float, curve to the left or right, or kick up unexpectedly with topspin or backspin. Mastering all those techniques takes years of practice, but even a beginner like me can appreciate how fun and tricky it is. I'm still learning all the tricks of the trade, like how to properly grip the paddle and generate power from my whole body rather than just my arm. My coach is always getting on me about keeping my wrist firm and transferring my weight forward from my knees and core during my strokes. There's so much to it!What never gets old is the satisfying "ping" sound the ball makes coming off the paddle. There's a very distinctivehigh-pitched ring to it that is music to my ears. Sometimes I'll just bounce the ball up and down on my paddle at home, over and over, soaking in that addictive "ping ping ping" rhythm. I love the feeling of the smooth plastic orb rebounding off the rubber too, sending little tingles up my arm. It's almost therapeutic in a weird way.I love the feeling of nailing a perfect winner down the line and watching my opponent have no chance of reaching it. There's such a rush of adrenaline and pride that comes with pulling off a great shot at a pivotal moment. At the same time, ping pong has made me a very good sport because even when Iget upset if I'm losing, I know how quickly the momentum can turn around with one amazing rally or fortunate net ball. You can never count yourself out until the final point is scored.Playing tournament-style games to 11 is also thrilling because every single point is so crucial, with matches often coming down to whoever can hold their nerve under that mounting pressure. I have definitely choked and made dumb errors on key points before when I got overwhelmed by nerves and adrenaline. That's all part of the learning experience though – ping pong is as much a mental game as a physical one. The best players are the calmest and most mentally tough, able to clear their minds and execute when the stakes are highest.What I love most about ping pong in the end though is just how fun and social it is. My friends and I can spend hours rallying back and forth, laughing and trash-talking the whole time. Playing篇2My Favorite Sport: Ping PongPing pong, or table tennis as it's formally known, is hands down my absolute favorite sport in the entire world! I've been playing it ever since I was a little kid, and I honestly can't imaginemy life without it. Sure, it might not be the most popular or glamorous sport out there, but to me, it's the most fun and exciting game ever invented.I still remember the first time I held a ping pong paddle in my hands. It was during a family gathering at my uncle's house when I was about 6 years old. All the adults were engrossed in their conversations, and us kids were left to entertain ourselves. That's when my cousin, who was a few years older than me, challenged me to a game of ping pong. At first, I was hesitant because I had never played it before, but he insisted and promised to teach me the basics.We set up the table in the backyard, and he showed me how to hold the paddle properly and how to serve the ball. I have to admit, I was terrible at it in the beginning. The ball would either go flying off the table or get stuck in the net. But instead of getting frustrated, I found the whole experience incredibly thrilling. There was something about the fast-paced nature of the game, the sound of the ball bouncing back and forth, and the challenge of trying to anticipate where the ball would go next that instantly hooked me.From that day on, I became obsessed with ping pong. Whenever I had free time, I would set up the table in our garageand practice for hours on end. I would hit the ball against the wall, trying to improve my forehand and backhand strokes. I would watch videos of professional players online and study their techniques, determined to one day become just as skilled.As I got older and better at the game, I started entering local tournaments and competitions. The thrill of competing against other players was indescribable. The adrenaline rush I would feel when a rally would go on for what seemed like an eternity, the sense of accomplishment when I would execute a perfect smash or a well-timed spin shot – it was all absolutely exhilarating.But what I love most about ping pong is not just the excitement of the game itself, but the sportsmanship and camaraderie it fosters. Unlike some other sports where there's a lot of trash-talking and competitiveness that can sometimes get ugly, ping pong players always treat each other with respect and good sportsmanship. Win or lose, we shake hands at the end of every match, and there's always a sense of friendly rivalry rather than hostility.I've made so many great friends through ping pong, and we all share a deep passion for the sport. We often get together and have friendly matches, constantly challenging each other toimprove our skills. We exchange tips and tricks, analyze each other's playing styles, and push each other to be better players.Ping pong has also taught me invaluable lessons about perseverance, discipline, and the importance of practice. No matter how talented someone might be, without putting in the hours of practice and dedication, it's impossible to truly excel at the game. I've learned that success in ping pong, as in life, comes from hard work, determination, and a willingness to learn from your mistakes.As I enter my final year of elementary school, ping pong remains my greatest passion and source of joy. I can't wait to join the ping pong team in middle school and continue to hone my skills. Who knows, maybe one day I'll even become good enough to compete at the professional level!For now, though, I'm just happy to be able to play the sport I love so much with my friends and family. Whenever I pick up that paddle and step up to the table, all my worries and stress seem to melt away. It's just me, the ball, and the pure, unadulterated fun of the game. And that's why ping pong will always be my favorite sport.篇3My Favorite Sport: Ping-PongPing-pong is the coolest sport ever! I absolutely love playing it. It's my favorite activity and I could play it all day long if my mom would let me. Whenever I'm not in school or doing homework, you can find me in our basement batting that little white ball back and forth across the green table. I've gotten so good that I can beat all my friends and even some adults!What makes ping-pong so great? First off, it's a really fun game to play. The rallies where you keep hitting the ball back and forth are so exciting, especially when they last a long time. It's awesome trying to put crazy spins on the ball and watching it curve through the air. My favorite is the topspin smash - I'll put so much topspin on the ball that it seems to just drop off the table when it gets to my opponent's side. They never see it coming!It's also a super quick game compared to something like baseball or basketball. The points go by really fast, with each rally often just taking 10-20 seconds. That means the score is always changing and the momentum can shift at any moment. You have to stay focused the whole time or you'll fall behind. Games never get boring or drag on forever.Even though it's fast-paced, ping-pong is still a real brain game. You have to outthink your opponent by setting up sneaky spins and picks. Then when they return your shot, you have to read the spin and pick the right angle to counter it from. It's like an intense game of chess but with a lot more action! I love coming up with crafty gameplans to throw off whoever I'm playing.This sport is also perfect for playing at home. My dad had an old ping-pong table stored away, so we pulled it out and set it up in our basement a few years ago. Now I can play pretty much whenever I want without having to go anywhere. My friends all come over to play too since the table is right in my house. We'll spend hours down there battling it out and having epic tournaments. Sometimes we hook up the TV and watch pro matches for inspiration.Best of all, ping-pong is an easy sport to get into but a hard one to truly master. The basics of hitting the ball back and forth are simple enough for anyone to pick up. But once you start trying to add spins and get good positioning, it gets super challenging. No matter how good I get, there's always some new shot or strategy I can learn. That means I'll never get bored of playing because there's always another level to reach!That's what really keeps me hooked - the constant drive to improve and hit new milestones. Right now, my biggest goal is to make my middle school ping-pong team when tryouts happen next year. I've been taking lessons and practicing my serves religiously. I'm starting to develop a few trademark trick shots that I think will give me an edge. My coaches say I have the potential, I just have to keep grinding away.The dream, though, is to one day play ping-pong professionally. Can you imagine how awesome that would be? Traveling all around the world to compete in big tournaments against the best players. If I made it to that level, I'd be on TV and could eventually earn millions of dollars a year! I know it's a huge longshot, but hey, you gotta dream big right? Superstar athletes have to start somewhere.Even if I never go pro, ping-pong will always be a part of my life. It's one of those sports, like golf or bowling, that people can play until they're really old. I see those old guys battling it篇4Certainly, here is a 2000-word essay in English about playing ping pong (table tennis), written from the perspective of a6th-grade student:My Favorite Sport - Playing Ping PongHey there! My name is Timmy and I'm in 6th grade. I absolutely love playing ping pong, which some people call table tennis. It's totally my favorite sport and I can't get enough of it! Today I'm gonna tell you all about why I'm so crazy about this awesome game.First off, ping pong is just so much fun! It's like a super fast rally going back and forth over the net. The little white ball zips through the air as you try to smash it past your opponent. It's an amazing adrenaline rush! I get all hyped up and competitive when I'm locked in an epic battle against someone. We'll be slamming the ball furiously, grunting with each shot, until finally one of us makes a mistake. Then we'll reset and the intense rally starts again. It's just non-stop exhilarating action!Another thing I love about ping pong is how quick andfast-paced it is. Unlike some other sports that have a lot of downtime, ping pong is pretty much non-stop action from the first serve. You've got to be light on your feet, ready to react in a split second to wherever that tricky little ball gets hit. It keeps you on your toes the whole time! My mind has to be totally focused, thinking one or two shots ahead to set up my strategy. Where can I angle the next shot to throw my opponent off?Should I try a heavy topspin put or go for a sneaky undercut? There's no time to daydream, that's for sure!Then there's the fact that ping pong is just an all-around great workout. You might not think it from the outside, but boy does it get your heart pumping! All that frantic running around the table, lunging from side to side, twisting your body to crush a wicked sidespin - it's an intense full-body exercise. After a few close games, I'm sweating like crazy and my muscles are burning. But it's such an awesome feeling to get that good workout in while just playing a fun game that I'm passionate about. Way better than boring old running on a treadmill if you ask me!Speaking of passion, that's definitely something I've got for ping pong. I've been obsessed with it ever since my dad got me a cheap little table for my 8th birthday. At first I could barely get the ball over the net, but I practiced every single day until I got the hang of it. Then I wanted to take it further - I watched videos of the pro players to study their technique. I joined my local club to get coaching and play tougher competition. All that hard work has really paid off as now I'm one of the top players in my age group! Ping pong has taught me so much about perseverance, maintaining focus, and constantly striving to improve my skills.But most of all, what I love most about ping pong is just how darn fun it is! Doesn't matter if I'm practicing serving drills by myself or playing an intense tournament match - every time I pick up that paddle it just puts a huge smile on my face. Ping pong is my happy place, my favorite way to de-stress after a long day at school. When I'm rallying back and forth, everything else just fades away and I'm totally in the zone. For those brief moments, the only thing that matters is that blazing fast ball zipping over the net. There's no pressure, no worries, just pure joy. Ping pong brings me so much happiness and peace of mind. That's why I'm absolutely addicted to the sport and hope I can keep playing it my whole life!So yeah, that's why ping pong is hands down my favorite activity. The fast pace, the workout, the life lessons about dedication - it's all great. But most of all, I just freakin' love that game! Every time I step up to that bouncy table, a big dorky grin spreads across my face. To me, ping pong is just the most fun sport in the whole world. Thanks for reading my story and letting me geek out about my one true passion. Now if you'll excuse me, I've got to get back to knocking that little ball around! Ping pong forever!篇5My Favorite Sport - Ping PongPing pong is my absolute favorite sport to play! It's so fun and exciting. I started playing when I was in 3rd grade and my parents signed me up for an after-school ping pong club. At first, I was really bad and couldn't hit the ball over the net very well. But I kept practicing and practicing, and now I'm one of the best players in my grade!What I love most about ping pong is that it's a fast-paced game where you have to think quickly. The ball can come flying at you from all different angles, so you have to be ready to react right away. You also have to strategize and anticipate where your opponent will hit the ball next. It really gets your brain working!Another cool thing about ping pong is all the different spins you can put on the ball. You can hit it with topspin to make it dip down onto the table. Or you can use backspin to make it float up and over the net. My favorite is sidespin which makes the ball curve and veer off to the side. Mastering all the different spins is so satisfying when you finally get them down.Ping pong has also taught me a lot about being a good sport. Sometimes you lose points or whole games, and you have to accept it gracefully instead of getting mad or making excuses.It's just part of the game. You also have to learn to shake youropponent's hand and say "good game" even if you're disappointed you lost. Over the years, I've definitely become much better at controlling my emotions during the heat of competition.My dream is to one day make my school's ping pong team and maybe even go on to play in college! I watch a lot of professional matches online and I'm always amazed at how fast and skilled the players are. The way they can smash and put wild spins on the ball is just incredible. I try to model my gameplay after some of the pros I admire most.In 6th grade, we have a ping pong unit during gym class which is the best time of the year for me. I get so excited in the weeks leading up to it. This year, I was one of the coaches' assistants and I got to help teach the other kids some basic strokes and strategies. It made me feel so proud passing on my skills!After school, a bunch of us often head over to the community center to practice and play casual games. We have a little tournament going to see who's the top player. So far I'm in second place, but I'm determined to take first by the end of the year! The winner gets a new paddle and case which would be so awesome. My current paddle is getting kind of beat up.On the weekends, my parents will sometimes take me to this ping pong club downtown that has loads of tables. There are players of all different ages and skill levels. I love watching the teenagers and adults rally back and forth - it's mesmerizing how precise and powerful their shots are. After observing for a while, I'll jump in and try to apply what I learned. I always come home exhausted but feeling accomplished.The only downside to ping pong is that it can be frustrating when you're in a slump and can't seem to win. Sometimes I'll have an off day where nothing is working - my spins aren't landing right, I'm making silly mistakes, that sort of thing. On days like that I have to be careful not to get too down on myself. My parents remind me that it's just a game and the most important thing is having fun and being active.Overall though, ping pong brings me so much joy and happiness. There's just something magical about that little hollow ball zipping back and forth over the net. It gets my heart racing inthe best way! Not only is it awesome exercise, but it also helps me stay focused and think strategically. I've made a lot of great friends through the sport too. We're always cheering each other on and giving tips to help improve our games.I really can't imagine my life without ping pong at this point. It's become such a huge part of who I am. I eat, sleep and breathe the sport! My family jokes that I'm basically married to my paddle. Maybe one day I'll try coaching or even open up my own ping pong academy to share my passion with others. For now though, I'm just going to keep practicing, competing and most of all, having a blast playing the game I love!篇6My Favorite Sport: Ping PongPing pong is the best sport ever! It's so much fun to play and I love everything about it. I started playing ping pong a few years ago when my dad brought home a table for our basement. At first, I didn't think it would be that exciting, but after just a couple games I was completely hooked!What makes ping pong so incredibly awesome? Well, there are a lot of reasons. First of all, it's super fast paced and exciting. The ball zips back and forth over the net at lightning speed. You have to be really quick with your reflexes to keep rallying it back to your opponent. It gets your heart pumping and makes you feel alive! I love that rush of adrenaline when I'm locked in an epic back-and-forth battle with someone.Ping pong also requires a ton of skill and practice to get good at it. You have to master all kinds of different spins and shots – topspin, backspin, sidespin, loops, smashes, blocks, chops, you name it. Putting crazy spin on the ball and curving it around the table is so satisfying when you nail it just right. And setup plays where you throw in a tricky serve or return to mess with your opponent's timing are the best. It's an incredibly strategic game once you get into the higher levels.Another awesome thing about ping pong is that it's the perfect mix of physical and mental exercise. Sure, you have to be fast on your feet and have good hand-eye coordination. But you also have to out-think and out-maneuver your opponent with crafty shots and smart positioning. It's like a rapidfire, aerobic version of chess! I love how it works out both my body and my brain at the same time.I've made so many amazing memories playing ping pong over the years. Like the time I finally beat my dad for the first time after months of trying. Or that tournament I played in last summer where I made it all the way to the semifinals against kids way older than me. Or all those nights playing epic tournaments in my friend's basement till our parents had to literally drag us away.Ping pong has taken me so many cool places too. I've played in rec centers, clubs, tournaments, even a random outdoor table I found at the beach one time. No matter where I am, as soon as I see a ping pong table, I get insanely psyched. It's become a big part of who I am.I've dabbled in other sports like baseball, soccer, basketball and stuff. But nothing gets me as fired up as ping pong does. From the fast pace, to the skillful shots, to the mental battles, to the pure fun of it, ping pong is quite simply the perfect game in my book. I honestly can't imagine my life without it at this point.Who knows, maybe I'll end up going pro or playing in the Olympics one day? Lots of kids dream about that kind of stuff. Or maybe ping pong will just be my awesome lifelong hobby and passion. Either way, I know this little basement sport is going to stick with me forever. I'm always going to be that pingpong-obsessed kid at heart.So if you've never played or haven't picked up a paddle in forever, seriously, get out there and give it a try! Start smacking that bouncy little ball around and I guarantee you'll get bitten by the same bug I did. Once you pop that ping pong cherry, there's no going back baby! The thrilling world of wicked spins and lighting rallies will suck you in for life. Just be warned – thisawesomely addictive game might just become your new obsession too!。
blueballs的俚语意思是什么
blue balls的俚语意思是什么俚语有很多，但是blue balls这个俚语，你们知道什么意思吗?今天小编分享的是blue balls的俚语意思，希望你会喜欢。
blue balls俚语意思用作名词的意思：(美国俚语)花柳病，性病(尤指淋病)用法及例句：Doctors hope that someday they can eradicate blue balls. 医生们希望有朝一日他们能消灭花柳病。
blue balls俚语意思拓展一Walk on air 兴高采烈例句：Some students seem to walk on air after they succeed in passing the entrance examination ofcollege.一些学生在考入大学后似乎有些忘乎所以了。
At an awkward age 即将成年例句：Tomwas very easy to bring up and never seemed to have an awkward age atall.汤姆是一个很容易带大的孩子，他好像从来就没有成年前的那种彷徨。
Autumn ofsomebody’s life 在垂暮之年例句：It's amazing that somebody can still contribute tosociety even in the autumn of hislife.令人惊异的是，有人在垂暮之年还能够为社会作贡献。
Paint the lily 多此一举例句：Commentupon this would be to paint the lily.对此发表评论无异于画蛇添足。
Lay atthe apple of one's eye掌上明珠例：May is the apple of her father's eye.the Big Apple纽约城例：The little girl is from the Big Apple.这个女孩来自于纽约城。
斯诺克台球的比赛规则
A standard set of balls for the snooker table consists of 15 rids, 6 colours and 1white/cue ball. Historically, snooker balls were made exclusively from heavy ivory. Thankfully, these quickly became a thing of the past and were replaced before the Second World War by lighter Crystallite made from the crouched shin bones of cows. Today, snooker balls are entirely made from synthetic materials. ⼀套标准的斯诺克台球⽤球由15只红⾊球，6只彩⾊球和⼀只⽩/主球组成。
历，斯诺克⽤球只能⽤沉重的象⽛来制造，谢天谢地，这很快就成为了历史，在第⼆次世界⼤战之前，更为轻便的微晶球取⽽代之，它们由碾碎的母⽜胫⾻制成，⽽如今，斯诺克⽤球全部是⽤俣成材料来制造。
Mind Your Manners! In much the same way as golf, snooker demands high standards of etiquette and behavior from all players, at all levels, at all times. This applies in the same way to a local league match as it does to a big game in a professional tournament. 1、Shake hands with an opponent at the start and end of a match. 2、Shake hands with the referee at the start and end of a match. 3、Declare all your own fouls, at all times. 4、Do not stand in line of an opponent's shot. 5、Do not volunteer remarks about an opponent's luck whilst a match is in progress. 6、Do not complain about playing conditions whilst a match is in progress. 7、Do not strike matches or lighters, and try to avoid coughing whilst your opponent is at the table. 8、Do not concede a frame or match when you have missed a shot or whilst your opponent is still at the table. Wait for your opponent to finish their visit before conceding. 9、Do not argue with the referee or your opponent. 礼仪⾄上 与⾼尔夫差不多，斯诺克要求选⼿在任何级别的⽐赛上，在任何时候都有要具备⾼标准的礼仪举⽌。
我的动物朋友英语作文
我的动物朋友英语作文1.我的动物伴侣英语作文篇一There are many small animals in the world. Some people like lovely cats, some people like small hamsters, and some people like stupid piglets, while I like my smart dog.My mother bought the puppy for me when I was three years old. It is true that he is clever. Once, when I was thinking about what 4+2 was, the dog ran to me at a speed of 30 miles per hour with the small ball I bought for him in his mouth. It put down the ball and shouted "woof, woof, woof," as if to say: "Little master, come and play with me!" I said disappointedly, "I'm sorry! I can't play the game until this problem is finished!" After that, it continued to work hard. The dog seemed to understand and kept barking. I think it is saying that it will, but I am not happy at all, because neither people nor dogs will. I said weakly: "4+2=?" The dog thought for a while, then cried out: "woof, woof, woof!" I believe the dog can't be wrong, so I wrote 6. I took it to my mother for examination, and it was really right! My mother said to add a big chicken leg to me tonight, and I jumped three feet high happily. I looked at the dog and said happily, "This is your credit. I will leave half of it for you!" The dog cried happily after listening.As my childhood companion, I miss him very much and like him. Now I just want to ask another question: "Dog, how are you in the sky?"2.我的动物伴侣英语作文篇二My family has a golden hair, which is covered by fluffy hair. Its eyes are big and round, like two big gemstones embedded in the eyes. The nose is sharp, like a triangle, and can smell many smells. The ears are covered on the head all the year round, and sometimes they stand up when they hear loud noises. That naive look often makes me laugh. His limbs are very thick, and his tail is wagging like a money tree. He looks very strong.Although my dog looks very naive, it is a down-to-earth "big smart". Once I picked up a few branches on the ground and put them in a row on the grass, and the golden hair came to me."Woof, woof, woof!"When it saw a few branches, it called several times and kept beating, which was absolutely correct! I thought it was more powerful than the children in the kindergarten, so I barked a few times, but it didn't follow my rhythm, and the number of barks was also different. It seemed that it would not be harder.Not only that, he also has "super ability", which is the ear of the wind. In the vast grass, when the butterfly flies behind her, it will soon hear the action of catching the butterfly.The dog's sense of smell is also very sensitive. Even if I go home gently, it will recognize me by my smell and jump on me; If it encounters an unfamiliar smell, it will shout and strangers will leave in fear.This is my great intelligence in arithmetic. I like it very much.3.我的动物伴侣英语作文篇三Opposite my house, there lives a black and white Scottish Shepherd Dog, whose name is Laifu.Laifu's hair is very smooth and silky, just like Duff chocolate. Its two eyes are like two crystal black pearls. Below the "black pearl" is a larger pearl. Below the "big pearl" is a big mouth, which looks like a yawn when it opens.Laifu likes playing ball best. I remember that the first time I saw it was in a winter. Its owner and my father were friends. I asked Grandma Xia, who was also the owner of Laifu, "What's its name?" Grandma Xia said, "It's called Laifu. I like to play ball best!" I squeezed a snowball and threw it to the front. I saw Laifu make an arrow step, rushed to the bottom of the ball, opened his mouth, and the ball fell into its mouth.Every time we meet in the future, it first needs to smell my smell. After confirming that it is me, it runs to Grandma Xia, meaning: ball, I want ball! Then Grandma Xia will throw the ball to me, and I will play with Laifu again. The most lovely thing is that I am going home. It stands in the corridor of my house and looks at me eagerly, as if to say, "Play for a while, just for a while!"This is my good friend - a cute little dog who likes to play ball.4.我的动物伴侣英语作文篇四We have a lovely dog in our family. Its hair is brown, its short tail, big eyes, short ears, sharp nose, short legs, smallmouth, small body, very cute.Its temper is sometimes very good, sometimes very naughty. When I was lying on the sofa watching TV, it bit my sleeve and dragged me to the ground, but jumped onto the sofa and lay down, looking at me, as if to say: "Ha ha, master, this place is mine, you don't compete with me!" My mother and I looked at it helplessly, and had to find a bench to sit down. But it didn't even let me go to sleep. It had to drag me down, but jumped onto the bed and snored. It was really naughty!When it plays, it wants to play with me. Others don't play with it. I have to play with it. When I throw the ball out, it immediately takes it back, once, twice, three times... I keep throwing the ball out, and it never tires of taking it back.When it rests, it has to go around the house for several times. First, it chooses a place with sunshine, then drags me to put a cushion on it, and then jumps to its own bed, with its front legs crossed, lying on its legs, and sleeping for a long time.This is our lovely puppy. Although it is very naughty and always pulls me to the ground, I still like it!5.我的动物伴侣英语作文篇五My animal friend is a rabbit. It has a pair of eyes like ruby, a small nose, a lovely mouth like a cake, and a snow-white coat. It is very cute.My animal friend rabbit, he likes to eat vegetable leaves and carrots... I like the hairy hair on his body most. It feelsvery comfortable and soft! It is smart because it knows human nature very well. It can know whether you are happy or sad. When you are happy, it will let you eat for it. When you are sad, it will rub against you, as if to say: "What's the matter, are you unhappy?" Looking at its lovely face, your mood will naturally be happy.Of course, it is also a big greedy rabbit. When I saw it eating, its saliva flowed down. I remember that once, when I was preparing to give it something to eat, its sensitive nose immediately smelled it, and it looked up, with a pair of watery eyes staring straight at the vegetable leaves, still selling cute to me! Lovely! I squatted down and slowly gave it the vegetable leaves, but it bit it with two sharp front teeth, and the green vegetables in my hand suddenly disappeared. Looking at the rabbit again, it had eaten all the green vegetables. At this time, I was thinking: no wonder it is so fat. It is really a foodie.I like this rabbit very much because it brings me happiness!。
five balls of life 中英文
生命中的五个球
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In a university commencement address several years ago, Brian Dyson, CEO of Coca Cola Enterprises, spoke of the relation of work to one’s other commitments:
不要将贴近你的心的人、事物视为理所当然。你必须将他们视为生命一般，认真对
待。因为没有他们，生命将失去意义。
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Don’t let your life slip through your fingers by living in the past or for the future. By living your life one day at a time, you live ALL the days of your life.
Don’t set your goals by what other people deem important. Only you know what is best for you. 不2要021把/6/别21人认为重要的事当做自己的目标。只有你自己知道什么是最适合你的。 5
Don’t take for granted the things closest to your heart. Cling to them as they would be your life, for without them, life is meaningless.
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Don’t forget, a person’s greatest emotional need is to feel appreciated.
2024年04版小学四年级上册第二次英语第四单元暑期作业
2024年04版小学四年级上册英语第四单元暑期作业考试时间：90分钟（总分:110）A卷考试人：_________题号一二三四五总分得分一、综合题(共计100题)1、听力题：The Earth's rotations cause the cycle of ______.2、填空题：The lizard can blend in with its _______ (环境).3、听力题：A ____ is often found in gardens and helps control pests.4、填空题：My sister enjoys __________ (参与文化活动).5、听力题：I can ________ my own lunch.6、填空题：I found a ________ (小虫) in the grass and carefully put it back on a ________ (叶子).7、听力题：I love to ___ stories. (read)8、听力题：The stars _____ (shine/shine) at night.9、What do you call the event where you gather with friends and family to celebrate?A. PartyB. GatheringC. ReunionD. Festival答案: AThe park is very ________.11、What do we call the lines of latitude and longitude on a map?A. GridsB. CoordinatesC. ScalesD. Borders12、填空题：The hamster stores food in its _______ (脸颊).13、What is the name of the famous ancient city in Yemen?A. Sana'aB. ShibamC. MaribD. All of the above14、听力题：A __________ is produced when a gas cools down.15、填空题：_____ (自然) provides many resources for plants.16、填空题：The rabbit hops around the ______.17、听力题：The _____ (ocean) is blue.18、听力题：The chemical formula for chromium(III) oxide is _____.19、听力题：I can ___ (sing) in the shower.20、听力题：She is ______ to school by bus. (going)21、听力题：A lever can help lift a ______.22、听力题：The study of how rocks and minerals interact is called ______.A ______ (花的种类) can vary widely.24、听力题：The moon is ________ tonight.25、选择题：What do we call a small, spinning toy?A. Yo-yoB. TopC. KiteD. Frisbee26、What do you call the process of changing from a solid to a liquid?A. FreezingB. MeltingC. EvaporatingD. Condensing答案:B27、填空题：My dad is a __________ (专业顾问).28、填空题：The children are _______ (在操场上).29、听力题：The _____ (clouds) look gray.30、听力题：The sky is ___. (clear)31、What do we call the act of telling a lie?A. HonestyB. DeceitC. TruthfulnessD. Integrity答案：B32、听力题：A saturated solution is at _____ with respect to solute.33、选择题：What is the name of the famous character known for his red hat and green jacket?A. The Cat in the HatB. WaldoC. The GrinchD. Peter Pan34、听力题：The ancient Romans built ________ for entertainment.35、填空题：The __________ is a natural resource found underground. (矿产)36、听力题：The Earth's surface is constantly changing due to a variety of ______.37、填空题：The sun is ________ (灿烂).38、听力题：The chemical symbol for iron is ____.39、What is the capital city of Uganda?A. KampalaB. EntebbeC. JinjaD. Mbarara40、听力题：A reaction that occurs in the absence of oxygen is called an ______ reaction.41、听力题：A chemical compound can be broken down into simpler ______.42、填空题：My family is going to _______ at home this weekend.43、填空题：The __________ (历史的回声) resonates deeply.44、听力题：A catalyst can lower the ______ of a reaction.45、填空题：My favorite fruit is _______ (苹果).46、What is 10 6?A. 2B. 3C. 4D. 5答案:C47、What is the name of the famous ballet dancer?A. Anna PavlovaB. Misty CopelandC. Margot FonteynD. All of the above48、What is the name of the famous explorer who discovered the New World?A. Christopher ColumbusB. Ferdinand MagellanC. Vasco da GamaD. John Cabot答案: A49、听力题：The Earth's tilt causes the ______.50、What do we call a person who makes furniture?A. CarpenterB. BlacksmithC. MasonD. Welder答案: A51、听力题：Fruits grow on _______ and provide food.52、听力题：The Earth's crust is constantly being reshaped by various natural ______.53、填空题：The dolphin can leap high out of the _______ (水).54、填空题：I like to draw a picture of a ________.55、选择题：What is the capital of Kenya?A. NairobiB. KampalaC. Addis AbabaD. Dar es Salaam56、What do you call the person who fixes cars?A. DoctorB. TeacherC. MechanicD. Chef57、听力题：A thermometer measures ______ changes.58、填空题：My aunt is a very talented ____.59、What do you call the time it takes for the Earth to orbit the sun?A. MonthB. YearC. WeekD. Day答案:B60、填空题：In winter, I like to play with my ________ (玩具名) inside. It keeps me ________ (形容词) and entertained when it’s cold outside.61、What do you use to measure length?A. RulerB. ScaleC. ClockD. Thermometer答案: A62、听力题：My cousin is a ______. She loves to act in plays.63、填空题：We have ______ (很多) fun at the beach.64、听力题：The rocks in the Earth's crust are always ______.65、听力题：They are ___ a project. (finishing)66、听力题：I see a _____ (tree/bush) in the yard.67、听力题：A _______ mixture has a uniform composition throughout.68、填空题：The kitten is very ________ and playful.69、填空题：A caribou migrates during the ________________ (季节).70、What is the opposite of slow?A. QuickB. FastC. RapidD. Swift答案:B71、填空题：A tiger is a large ______ (捕食者).72、填空题：The cake looks _______ (很好吃)。
英语短文阅读：APlateofPeas一盘豌豆
英语短文阅读：APlateofPeas一盘豌豆英语短文阅读：A Plate of Peas 一盘豌豆A Plate of Peas 一盘豌豆My grandfather died when I was a small boy, and my grandmother started staying with us for about six months every year. She lived in a room that doubled as my father's office, which we referred to as "the back room." She carried with her a powerful aroma. I don‘t know what kind of perfume she used, but it was the double-barreled, ninety-proof, knockdown, render-the-victim-unconscious, moose-killing variety. She kept it in a huge atomizer and applied it frequently and liberally. It was almost impossible to go into her room and remain breathing for any length of time. When she would leave the house to go spend six months with my Aunt Lillian, my mother and sisters would throw open all the windows, strip the bed, and take out the curtains and rugs. Then they would spend several days washing and airing things out, trying frantically to make the pungent odor go away.This, then, was my grandmother at the time of the infamous pea incident.It took place at the Biltmore Hotel, which, to my eight-year-old mind, was just about the fancies place to eat in all of Providence. My grandmother, my mother, and I were having lunch after a morning spent shopping. I grandly ordered a salisbury steak, confident in the knowledge that beneath that fancy name was a good old hamburger with gravy. When brought to the table, it was accompanied by a plate of peas. I do not like peas now. I did not like peas then. I have always hated peas. It is a complete mystery to me why anyone would voluntarily eat peas.I did not eat them at home. I did not eat them at restaurants. And I certainly was not about to eat them now. "Eat your peas," my grandmother said."Mother," said my mother in her warning voice. "He doesn‘t like peas. Leave him alone."My grandmother did not reply, but there was a glint in her eye and a grim set to her jaw that signaled she was not going to be thwarted. She leaned in my direction, looked me in the eye, and uttered the fateful words that changed my life: "I'll pay you five dollars if you eat those peas."I had absolutely no idea of the impending doom. I only knew that five dollars was an enormous, nearly unimaginable amount of money, and as awful as peas were, only one plate of them stood between me and the possession of that five dollars. I began to force the wretched things down my throat.My mother was livid. My grandmother had that self-satisfied look of someone who has thrown down an unbeatable trump card. "I can do what I want, Ellen, and you can‘t stop me." My mother glared at her mother. She glared at me. No one can glare like my mother. If there were a glaring Olympics, she would undoubtedly win the gold medal.I, of course, kept shoving peas down my throat. The glares made me nervous, and every single pea made me want to throw up, but the magical image of that five dollars floated before me, and I finally gagged down every last one of them. My grandmother handed me the five dollars with a flourish. My mother continued to glare in silence. And the episode ended. Or so I thought.My grandmother left for Aunt Lillian's a few weeks later. That night, at dinner, my mother served two of my all-time favoritefoods, meatloaf and mashed potatoes. Along with them came a big, steaming bowl of peas. She offered me some peas, and I, in the very last moments of my innocent youth, declined. My mother fixed me with a cold eye as she heaped a huge pile of peas onto my plate. Then came the words that were to haunt me for years."You ate them for money," she said. "You can eat them for love."Oh, despair! Oh, devastation! Now, too late, came the dawning realization that I had unwittingly damned myself to a hell from which there was no escape."You ate them for money. You can eat them for love."What possible argument could I muster against that? There was none. Did I eat the peas? You bet I did. I ate them that day and every other time they were served thereafter. The five dollars were quickly spent. My grandmother passed away a few years later. But the legacy of the peas lived on, as it lives on to this day. If I so much as curl my lip when they are served (because, after all, I still hate the horrid little things), my mother repeats the dreaded words one more time: "You ate them for money," she says. "You can eat them for love."生命中的五个球 Five Balls of Life生命不是一场赛跑, 而是一步一个脚印的旅程。
鲁迅短篇小说 祝福的英文翻译
Early one winter, when my unclewas looking fora new maidservant, old Mrs. Wei-a middle woman in these sorts of transactions-brought her alongto the house.Around twenty-five or twenty-six at the time, she wore a black skirt, a blue jacket and a lighter blue waistcoat, her hair tied up into a bun with a white cord. Though her face had a sallow, greenish tinge to it, her cheeks were pink. (Mrs. Wei introduced her as Xianglin’s wife, the neighbor of one of her mother’s relatives. H left home to look for work. Uncle frowned; my aunt knew what was worrying him-the fact she was a widow. ) But seeing as she had a good sturdy look, with big, strong hands and feet, and kept her eyes docilely on the ground and let others do the talking for her, she seemed the kind of person who would know her place and do what she was told. And so, my uncle’s scowl notwithstanding, she was kept on.(Julia Lovell)
2024年人教版义务教育阶段新教材七年级上册教材分析
课本Grammar Focus 练习增多
语法学习内容布局及要求
语法学习内容要求 语法知识内容要求
词汇学习内容布局和要求
词汇知识内容
词汇指语言中所有单词和固定短语 的总和。词汇中的任何词语都是通 过一定的句法关系和语义关系与其 他词语建立起联系的，并在语境中 传递信息。词汇学习不只是记忆单 词的音、形、义，还包括了解一定 的构词法知识，更重要的是在语篇 中通过听、说、读、看、写等活动， 理解和表达与各种主题相关的信息 和观点。
音 U1-3：单元音
U4：双元音
U5-7：辅音音素
语音学习内容布局及要求
七上朗读技巧学习内容：
语音学习内容要求
三年级至四年级为一级，五年级 至六年级为二级，七年级至九年 级为三级。
语音知识内容要求
语法学习内容布局及要求
语法知识包含词法知识和句法知识。 词法关注词的形态变化，如名词的数、 格，动词的正确形式。句法关注句子 结构，如句子的种类、成分、语序。 在语言应用中，语法知识是“形式-意 义-使用”三维动态语法观，与语音、 词汇、语篇和语用知识紧密相连。它 的所有内容都关联单元主题内容。以 学生为主体，以老师为指导，重视学
压缩单元总量：体现教学减负 思想。
预备单元结构的变化：
旧教材(4页内容)
新教材(6页内容)
正式单元结构的变化：
旧教材(6页内容)
新教材(8页内容)
扩展单元容量是为了丰富单元主题教学内容，满足单元整体教学 需要。
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新教材单元内容分析
新教材单元内容分析1:
增加开篇页：主题图+问题索引
旧教材单元主题图占半页，更加关注语言知识呈现，新版教 材单元主题图占一页，更加美观大方，具有视觉冲击力，重 点关注单元主题导入。目的是为了进一步突出单元主题，美 化版面，激发学习兴趣，与高中教材相衔接。
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Five Balls Of Life
This was written by the CEO of Coca-Cola Brian G. Dyson.It was used as Georgia Tech's Commencement Address:
Imagine life as a game in which you are juggling some five balls in the air. You name them work, family, health, friends and spirit and you're keeping all of these in the air. You will soon understand that work is a rubber ball. If you drop it, it will bounce back.But the other four balls family, health, friends and spirit are made of glass. If you drop one of these, they will be irrevocably scuffed, marked, nicked, damaged or even shattered. They will never be the same. You must understand that and strive for balance in your life. How?
Don't undermine your worth by comparing yourself with others. It is because we are different that each of us is special.
Don't set your goals by what other people deem important. Only you know what is best for you.
Don't take for granted the things closest to your heart. Cling to them as they would be your life, for without them, life is meaningless.
Don't let your life slip through your fingers by living in the past or for the future. By living your life one day at a time, you live ALL the days of your life.
Don't give up when you still have something to give. Nothing is really over until the moment you stop trying.
Don't be afraid to admit that you are less than perfect. It is this fragile thread that binds us to each together.
Don't be afraid to encounter risks. It is by taking chances that we learn how to be brave.
Don't shut love out of your life by saying it's impossible to find. The quickest way to receive love is to give it; the fastest way to lose love is to hold it too tightly; and the best way to keep love is to give it wings.
Don't run through life so fast that you forget not only where you've been, but also where you are going.
Don't forget, a person's greatest emotional need is to feel appreciated.
Don't be afraid to learn. Knowledge is weightless, a treasure you can always carry easily.
Don't use time or words carelessly. Neither can be retrieved.
Life is not a race, but a journey to be savored each step of the way.
Yesterday is history, Tomorrow is a mystery and Today is a gift: that's why we call it 'The Present'.。