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小学六年级下册A卷英语第2单元期测验题(答案和解释)
小学六年级下册英语第2单元期测验题(答案和解释)英语试题一、综合题(本题有50小题，每小题2分，共100分.每小题不选、错误，均不给分)1.Which one is used to clean the floor?A. BroomB. SpoonC. BookD. Chair2.Lucy is walking in the park. She sees some __________ (1) on the grass. Lucy picksa __________ (2) and puts it in her __________ (3). She loves flowers and often makes __________ (4) with them. After a while, she sits on a __________ (5) and enjoys the__________ (6).3.Which one is a toy?A. CarB. PencilC. ShoesD. Doll4.Choose the correct word to complete the sentence: She ______ a doctor.A. isB. areC. amD. be5.I ______ (have) a pet dog named Max. Every morning, I ______ (take) him for a walk. He ______ (love) to run and ______ (chase) after squirrels. After the walk, we______ (return) home, and I ______ (feed) him breakfast. He ______ (eat) his food quickly and then ______ (sleep) on his bed.6.Jack is going to the grocery store with his mom. They need to buy some __________ (1) for breakfast. Jack picks up some __________ (2), and his mom gets some__________ (3). After shopping, they go home and make a big __________ (4).7.Which of these is a type of fruit?A. CarrotB. BananaC. PotatoD. Onion8.What do you use to play basketball?A. BallB. SpoonC. HatD. Table9.We __________ (1) to the beach every summer. The beach __________ (2) beautiful. We __________ (3) in the sea and __________ (4) sandcastles. My brother __________ (5) to bring his toys, but I __________ (6) to bring my camera to take pictures.10.Choose the correct word to complete the sentence: This is ______ pen.A. aB. anC. theD. any11.What do we use to clean the floor?A. BroomB. PlateC. SpoonD. Chair12.I ______ (have) a pet dog named Max. Max ______ (be) very friendly and always ______ (follow) me around the house. Yesterday, he ______ (chase) a squirrel in the yard.I ______ (call) him, and he ______ (stop) running. Max ______ (be) a good dog.13.Tom and his family are having a picnic in the __________ (1). They sit on a__________ (2) and enjoy sandwiches and __________ (3). After eating, they play a game of catch with a __________ (4).14.Which of these is a piece of furniture?A. ChairB. SpoonC. PlateD. Cup15.In the summer, I ______ (go) to the beach with my family. We ______ (swim) in the sea and ______ (play) volleyball. I ______ (love) the summer because I ______ (spend) a lot of time outdoors.16.What is the main food that a rabbit eats?A. MeatB. FruitsC. VegetablesD. Fish17.My school _______ (start) at 8:30 AM every day. I _______ (arrive) at school at 8:00 so I can talk to my friends before class. We _______ (have) English class first, and then we _______ (study) math. After lunch, we _______ (learn) science. I _______ (like) all my classes, but I _______ (enjoy) math the most.18.My name ______ (be) Mary. I ______ (live) in a small town with my parents. Every day, I ______ (go) to school on foot. My school ______ (be) not far from my house, so it ______ (take) me only ten minutes to walk there. I ______ (like) reading books, and in the evening, I ______ (read) for an hour before going to bed.19.Which of these is used to cut paper?A. ScissorsB. PenC. RulerD. Pencil20.Which of these is a weather condition?A. SunB. WinterC. JanuaryD. Autumn21.Which of these is a fruit?A. CarrotB. PotatoC. TomatoD. Onion22.What do we use to write on paper?A. PenB. ForkC. KnifeD. Spoon23.Tim likes to go to the __________ to buy food. His family needs to buy bread,__________, __________, and some __________ for the week. T im’s mother loves to cook __________ for dinner. Tim also likes to help her __________ the vegetables. After shopping, they go home and start cooking.24.You are at the store with your parents. Your dad is buying some bread, and your mom is picking up some milk. What are they doing?A. CookingB. ShoppingC. PlayingD. Sleeping25.Which one is used to sleep on?A. BedB. ChairC. DeskD. Table26.What color is the sun in the sky?A. GreenB. BlueC. YellowD. Red27.Sarah always ______ (help) her mom with housework. Yesterday, she ______ (clean) the kitchen and ______ (wash) the dishes. After that, she ______ (relax) and______ (watch) TV.28.Anna and her family are going camping this weekend. They are going to a__________ near a __________. Anna is packing her __________, a sleeping bag, and her flashlight. Her dad is bringing the tent, and her mom is preparing __________ to cook over the campfire. After setting up camp, Anna plans to go hiking with her family and look for __________.29.Which of these is a shape?A. SquareB. CatC. CarD. Book30.Which of these animals can swim?A. DogB. CatC. FishD. Lion31.Tom and his family are planning a trip to the beach this weekend. They will pack a __________ for the sand and some __________ to keep them safe from the sun. Tom loves swimming, so he will bring his __________ and his favorite beach ball. His sister, Emma, prefers to make __________, so she will bring her shovel and pail. After a fun day at the beach, they plan to have a __________ and watch the sunset together.32.Which one is used to cook food?A. OvenB. ChairC. TableD. Plate33.Choose the right preposition: The cat is ______ the box.A. inB. onC. underD. beside34.Which of these is a domestic animal?A. Elephant B. Dog C. Tiger D. Lion35.James is going to the __________ to see a __________. He loves to watch__________ because they are very fast and powerful. James is also interested in the__________, which helps the cars go even faster. After the race, they go home to watch the __________ on TV.36.Which one is a color of the rainbow?A. PinkB. GreenC. PurpleD. Brown37.My father ______ (drive) me to school every day. Yesterday, he ______ (drive) me to a new school because I ______ (change) schools. I ______ (feel) excited about the new school.38.Ben is in the kitchen helping his mom make __________ (1). They need to mix__________ (2), sugar, and __________ (3) together. Ben loves baking with his mom, and they always add a little __________ (4) to make the treats taste better.39.Which of these animals can fly?A. FishB. ElephantC. BirdD. Tiger40.I ______ (study) English for three years. My teacher ______ (be) very kind, and she always ______ (help) us learn new words. Last week, we ______ (learn) about animals. I ______ (like) the topic very much because I ______ (enjoy) reading about different animals in the world.41.Which of these is a day of the week?A. JanuaryB. FridayC. SummerD. Saturday42.My friend Sarah _______ (study) hard for her final exam. She _______ (study) for three days in a row! Yesterday, she _______ (take) the exam, and today she _______ (tell) me that it _______ (be) very difficult.43.Which one is used to clean?A. BroomB. PlateC. SpoonD. Chair44.I’m preparing for my birthd ay party. I will invite my friends, and we will have lots of fun. We will play __, eat __, and listen to __. After the party, I will give everyone a small __ as a thank you.45.This morning, I __________ (wake) up early because I __________ (want) to watch the sunrise. I __________ (get) dressed quickly and __________ (go) to the park with my brother. We __________ (see) many people jogging and walking dogs. It__________ (be) very peaceful, and we __________ (take) some photos of the beautiful sky.46.How many players are on a soccer team?A. 9B. 10C. 11D. 1247.I ______ (not like) broccoli when I ______ (be) younger, but now I ______ (enjoy) eating it. My parents ______ (encourage) me to eat more vegetables because they ______ (be) good for my health. I ______ (try) to eat healthy food every day.48.My grandmother ______ (live) in a small village. Every summer, my family______ (visit) her. We ______ (help) her with gardening, and in the evening, we ______ (sit) on the porch and ______ (talk) about old stories.49.Which of these is a toy?A. BallB. PlateC. SpoonD. Chair50.My sister and I like to go camping in the summer. We go to a campsite near a lake. In the morning, we have a big breakfast, and then we go hiking in the mountains. At night, we sit around the campfire and tell stories. We also cook food like hot dogs and marshmallows over the fire. It’s always so much fun!(答案及解释)。
大学体验英语听说教程4第二版听力填空
Unit 1 IdentityMelanie: Your story of identity theft is quite scary. What happened?Nick: One day early in the morning, I was awakened by a loud knock. When I opened the door, five olicemen were standing there telling me to go to jail. I asked why and they said that I was wanted for bank fraud. I said “I never did that!” and they said “that’s something we’ve never heard before…tell it to the judge.”Melanie:Did you really have to spend time in jail?Nick :Yes, I certainly did.Melanie:How could you prove it wasn’t you who committed the crime?Nick :Frankly, I never did. I simply paid the amount owed and all the charges were dismissed. It was really a debt to a casino and, although it was a felony, all they wanted was their money.Melanie: Whew! For me, perhaps the most alarming aspect of your story is that you had to spend several days in jail—in spite of the fact that they knew that the person who committed the fraud was of a different race than you. That is truly scary.Nick : Yes. People suffer because others steal their identities to work illegally. Someone used another’s identity for years and ruined their credit. When their kids want to get their first cars or student loans it takes them years to settle the damage.Melanie: Did they catch the person who used your identity to commit the crimes?Nick : Yes. He was put in jail for identity fraud.Unit 2 PersonalityReal World ListeningMr. Washington: George, are you sure you had nothing to do with chopping down the cherry tree?George : I don’t clearly recall chopping this tree down.Mr. Washington: Isn’t this your axe?George : That appears to be very similar to my axe.Mr. Washington: But your axe is right here, and the tree is freshly cut, and you are the only person around. Mrs. Washington: Oh, just drop it, and it’s only a tree.Mr. Washington: But it’s not just the tree. We really need to find out if he’s being honest with us. I won’t put up with lying, and he shouldn’t get you to cover up for him.George : I’m going to say this one more time: I didn’t chop down that tree—the cherry tree—and I did not ask anyone to lie. Not one time. Never!Mr. Washington: George, there’s no fresh-cut firewood around, but your hair and clothing are full of wood chips, and the chips look like cherry wood to me. How do you explain that?George : Clearly my behavior has been inappropriate. I deeply regret the damage which seems to have been done to the tree. But I really need to get back to my chores now.Mr. Washington: We’re not finished yet. Now I’m going to ask you directly. Did you chop down the cherry tree? George : Well, it’s possible that I might have swung the axe in an inappropriate manner which might have resulted in some harm to the tree, but at the moment you asked me, I was thinking of what “chop”means and my action didn’t meet my definition of “chopping”, so I didn’t lie.Mrs. Washington: This is not really worth all the fuss. Even if he did it, it’s only a tree. Let’s forget it and enjoy this lovely afternoon.George : Thank you, Mom. We have a stately oak tree on the front lawn. Can I try my axe again there? Unit 3 LifestyleReal World ListeningReporter: Are you treated differently in the workplace as a woman?Nancy: Between changing gender and becoming a blonde, I’ve lost 20 IQ points in the public’s eyes. It’s kind of a hoot, and something you can use to your advantage though, I’m not pretty enough to do it well. It is a challenge. I kind of broke through the glass ceiling from the wrong direction.Reporter: Switching from slacks to pantyhose cannot be easy, even if you hate slacks.Nancy: To tell the truth, it took a lot of time for me to get comfortable with the whole thing. Comfortable with your new self, your new presentation, learning how to deal with society. Women spend their whole lives knowing what makeup works well for them, what clothing works on them. For people like me, it takes a while to do. I’m tall, when I walk into a room, it’s like someone from the NBA showed up. Trying to find clothing that fits me is just not that easy.Reporter: How do the people you work with, the ones who knew you as Neil, consider you now?Nancy: The response for me was really positive. We all joked about wearing pantyhose, whether “my condition”was contagious, those sorts of things. But when all was said and done and the dust settled, everyone got back to work. Now if you were to talk with anyone who works with me, they’d say, “What’s the issue?She’s just Nancy.” The whole transgender thing is well behind us.Unit 4 FamilyReal World ListeningMrs. White: What do you think is the most sensible choice for a woman in this century? Should she return to beinga housewife or combine career and family?Daisy: I think it is rewarding for a woman to have her own career or something else to do outside the home.Nowadays, many women are highly educated and they have enormous earning potential.Mrs. White: I think “being a full-time housewife” is a wise choice in this competitive world. After all, there is an increasing need for one parent to hold down the fort and take care of the kids.Daisy: Nowadays, many women are as capable as men. Why should they, instead of their husbands, quit their career for family?Mrs. White: In fact, young women today are increasingly putting their personal happiness before a big salary or high-powered career. Many women even prefer to be called “home managers”.Daisy: Of course there is nothing new about women giving up their careers to look after children, but dropping out of the workforce means a progressive reduction in work experience, perhaps the loss of a promotion,so her social status falls. She will completely lose her identity.Mrs. White: But children are young for such a short time, careers can wait. Once the child has grown up, that time can never be returned. And for a mother, I think, watching her children grow up is the greatest pleasureever in the world. It’s understandable that women crave a work-life balance. Anyway, the age of the“superwoman”, who wants to be the world’s best mother, wife and boss, is dead.Unit 5 Health and DietReal World ListeningGrace: Welcome to “Let’s Get into Shape”! I’m your host, Grace Stockdale. Today our program is about 10-minute workouts to keep fit. Today we have Gabby Collins here to share her experience of fitness and answer listeners’ questions on physical exercises. Thanks for joining us, Gabby.Gabby: Hi there! I’m very happy to share some time with you.Grace: So Gabby, as I know, your two ten-minute workouts—which target arms, stomach and legs—are a quick and simple way to get into shape.Gabby: Right, regardless of your level of fitness, they help you lose weight and to be vigorous enough to engage in daily routines and to handle various stresses. You know, obesity raises the possibility of developingdiseases.Grace: Absolutely! Exercise keeps you fit and healthy. And here comes the first call for questions. Listener 1: Hello, Gabby, running is not my thing, so where should I start?Gabby: If you’ve never been a runner, start by walking quickly for a minute and then alternate by jogging fora minute. Do this four minutes. If you are starting with a good level of fitness, jog for a minute andsprint for the other minute. Again do this for four minutes.Listener 1: Thank you, Gabby.Listener 2: Hello, Gabby. Each time after exercise, I always feel stiff and sometimes my muscles pull, and it’s hard to start my next workout.Gabby: After any exercise you should stretch the muscles you have used the most. Stretching makes you feel more flexible.Listener 2: I see. I need some cool-down exercises.Gabby: Sure. Let’s take an arm stretch as an example. Sitting cross-legged, raise your left arm and place your hand between your shoulder blades as if trying to reach your bottom. Now, take your right hand reaching across the front of your chest and push the elbow of the left arm to increase the stretch. Hold for ten seconds and repeat on the other side.Listener 3: Hello, Gabby. How often should I do these exercises?Gabby: Hum, it depends. My two workouts aim to do at least three sessions a week.Listener 4: Hello, Gabby. I…Unit 6 TravelReal World ListeningKim: Hey travelers! We are back from another escapist hour of planning and dreaming. Cindy, author of Sunday’s lead piece on travel planning will join us today. So ask away!Andrea: I have a quick question. What is a good time to visit Costa Rica? Would June be a bad month? Thanks! Cindy: Generally Dec. through April is the so-called dry season and May-Nov. is the rainy season, but two things temper that information. First, Costa Rica has microclimates, and it can be raining in the mountains but not on the coast, along the Caribbean but not the Pacific. Second, even on a rainy day it tends to rain late in the day or the evening and you’re still likely to get 5 or more hours of sunshine.Ann: I’m in the process of planning our delayed honeymoon this summer, most likely to Europe. I’ve been abroada couple of times, but my future husband hasn’t traveled as much as I have. But he is adventurous andwilling to try anything. I’ve “done” Italy, and we’ve both “done” Great Britain, so ruling those two out, if you had 10 days to go travel around Europe, where would you go, or would you take a Mediterranean cruise?Cindy: I’d go to Eastern Europe. Your dollars will go at least slightly farther so you can get some of the honeymoon element in there, choosing higher end accommodations, for example. I think Croatia sounds like a romantic adventure and in fact I believe it is popular for honeymooners. What do you say?Unit 7 LanguageListening task 1Jessica Bucknam shouts “tiao(跳)”and her fourth-grade students jump. “Dun(蹲)!”she commands, and they crouch. They giggle as the commands keep coming in Mandarin Chinese. Most of the kids have studied Chinese since they were in kindergarten.They were part of a Chinese-immersion program at Woodstock Elementary School, in Portland, Oregon. Bucknam, who is from China, introduces her students to approximately150 new Chinese characters each year. Students read stories, sing songs and learn math and science, all in Chinese.Half of the students at the school are enrolled in the program. They can continue studying Chinese in middle school and high school. The goal: to speak like natives.About 24,000 American students are currently learning Chinese. Most are in high school. But the number of younger students is growing in response to China’s emergence as a global superpower. The U.S. government is helping to pay for language instruction. Recently, the Defense Department gave Oregon schools $700,000 for classes like Bucknam’s. The Senate is considering giving $1.3 billion for Chinese classes in public schools.“China has become a strong partner of the United States,”says Mary Patterson, Woodstock’s principal. “Children who learn Chinese at a young age will have more opportunities for jobs in the future.” Isabel Weiss, 9, isn’t thinking about the future. She thinks learning Chinese is fun. “When you hear people speaking in Chinese, you know what they’re saying,” she says. “And they don’t know that you know.”Want to learn Chinese? You have to memorize 3,500 characters to really know it all! Start with these Chinese characters and their pronunciations.Unit 8 ExaminationReal World ListeningKyle Randal ,from Education Testing Service Center,is now answering students’questions on standardized tests used for admission by colleges.K: The SAT and ACT are two standardized tests that are almost mandatory or compulsory for college admittance. These tests predict how well you will do in your first year of college. SAT is used by colleges as part of their admission criteria.Q: How do I choose which one to take?K: The SAT (Scholastic Assessment Test) generally tests your critical thinking and problem-solving skills. The SAT I is a three-hour exam that measures verbal and math reasoning skills. Scores on each section range from 200-800points. The SAT II consists of more than 20 subject area—or achievement—tests designed to measure subject-area knowledge. The ACT (American College Testing Program) is more content oriented. It is designed to measure achievement in English, math, reading, and science. Scores for each section are averaged to createa composite score. A perfect score on thr ACT Assessment is 36.Q: Now, I am preparing myself for a graduate degree, what test should I take?K: For students interested in pursuing a graduate or professional degree, the most common of these standardized tests are GRE, GMAT, LSAT, and MCAT.Q: Could you tell more me about the GRE and GMAT?K: The General GRE (Graduate Record Exam) Test is a test on verbal, quantitative, and analytical abilities intended for applicants to graduate schools. In addition to the General Test, the GRE includes subject area tests in16 different fields. The General Test is available in paper-and computer-based forms. The GMAT (GraduateManagement Admission Test) is required for admission to most business schools in the United States. It includes multiple-choice questions and a writing section. The GMAT results in four scores: verbal, quantitative, total, and analytical writing. The test is also available in paper-and computer-adaptive forms.Unit 9 EntertainmentListening task 1When I heard I was nominated I went into shock. I just stood there staring, fantasizing about the glitterati of the film world and then this little tear appeared.Everybody assumes that the Academy pays for everything, but they don’t. Luckily, some guy from Balloch wrote to Continental Airlines and said how about helping this girl, so I got free flights. Adobe paid for my hotel and the film school helped me to buy things like shoes and travel insurance.I traveled in San Francisco last Saturday, with all the nominees in my category. We spent the week doing a roadtrip around all the major animation studios. No matter who wins we’ll be happy. I’ve met the head of DreamWorks and Nick Park, who is so sweet. I definitely see avenues opening up for me with the big studios. I’m not saying there is job offer, but they’re all interested and want to meet up again.I don’t feel like an Oscar nominee, I feel like I’m on holiday. I saw the red carpet being rolled out at the Kodak Theatre yesterday and it really hit home. Now I’m ironing the creases out of my dress, and I’m like, “My God, I’m going to the Oscars!” Hollywood is a really strange place—people’s dogs wear better frocks than I do! But once I’m on the red carpet, I’ll pose for the cameras. Oscar night is the world’s greatest wrap party.God, I was so nervous in the limo! When we arrived the crowds were going nuts. We stepped out on to the carpet and it was like a sea of photographers and people, everywhere you looked—an amazing sight. We walked in right beside Keanu Reeves and George Clooney! It was a brilliant experience to be sitting in the same room as Tim Burton and all these amazing people. We didn’t go to the Vanity Fair party, where all the celebrities go, because you can only get in with an Oscar-winner. So we drove around in the limo for a while, and then called it a night.Unit 10 WorkReal World ListeningHans: Dr. Corliss, is it true that there is more stress in today’s society than in years past?Dr. Corliss: People often ask me that question, sometimes comparing our lives with that of the cave man—who didn’t have to worry about the stock market or nuclear weapons. They forget that the cave man worried aboutbeing eaten by a bear while he was asleep, or about dying of hunger. I doubt whether modern man experiencesmore distress than his ancestors. It’s not that people suffer more stress today: it’s just that theythink they do.Hans: But isn’t everybody subject to stress?Dr. Corliss: That’s right. Everybody thinks he or she is under the greatest stress. The truth is that everybody actually is under stress because if you really managed to avoid stress completely, you would be dead. Hans: Then stress is a normal state of affairs?Dr. Corliss: Yes. Whenever anyone experiences something unpleasant, they say they are under stress. Yet there is such a thing as pleasant stress—as in the case of the Olympic winner at the moment of his glory. Hans: What are the most frequent causes of stress?Dr. Corliss: One cannot generalize. They differ in various civilizations and historical time periods. One of the main problems for youngsters these days is that they have no motivation. No wind blows in favor of theship that has no port of destination.Hans: How can people cope with stress?Dr. Corliss: To some extent, stress emerges when demands cannot be met. My suggestion is that people should break large demands into small, manageable parts and then work through one task at a time. For most people,it is a matter of learning how to live, how to behave in various situations。
小学上册第十四次英语第2单元期末试卷
小学上册英语第2单元期末试卷英语试题一、综合题(本题有100小题，每小题1分，共100分.每小题不选、错误，均不给分)1.__________ can evaporate and leave behind a solid residue.2.How many seasons are there in a year?A. TwoB. ThreeC. FourD. Five3. A mixture that has a uniform appearance is called a ______ mixture.4.The ______ (老鼠) is afraid of cats.5. A __________ is a natural resource that can be depleted.6.She is _____ (writing) in her notebook.7.ts are ______ (肉质的) and store water. Some pla8.Which planet is known for having a "great red spot"?A. VenusB. MarsC. JupiterD. SaturnC9.What is the main language spoken in the UK?A. FrenchB. SpanishC. EnglishD. German10.The ______ creates beautiful art.11.How many letters are in the English alphabet?A. 24B. 25C. 26D. 2712.There is a __________ in the sky.13.The phone is ringing ________ (响).14.How do you say "friend" in Spanish?A. AmigoB. AmieC. FrèreD. Buddy15.I like to collect _____ from different places. (postcards)16.The fruits are fresh and ___. (juicy)17.Which animal is famous for its slow movement?A. CheetahB. SlothC. RabbitD. HorseB18.My ________ (玩具名称) is inspired by my favorite character.19.What is the opposite of fast?A. QuickB. SlowC. SpeedyD. Rapid20.The _______ (蜥蜴) can be very quick.21.I find ________ (化学) very interesting.22.I have a ________ that glows in the dark.23.This girl, ______ (这个女孩), enjoys acting in plays.24.The ________ (覆盖层) protects the soil.25.The snow is ___ (white/black).26.ocean) is home to many fish and other marine life. The ____27.I enjoy exploring nature and going on ______ (远足) with my family. We see beautiful ______ (风景) along the way.28.The ancient Greeks held the Olympic Games every __________ years. (四年)29.The ________ was a major event that shaped modern European history.30.What is the name of the famous American musician known for "Shallow"?A. Lady GagaB. Kelly ClarksonC. AdeleD. Kacey MusgravesA31.The _____ (pillow) is soft.32.What is the name of the ocean on the east coast of the USA?A. Atlantic OceanB. Pacific OceanC. Indian OceanD. Arctic OceanA33.Many _______ have different blooming seasons.34.The __________ (历史的理解过程) is essential for growth.35.The trees in the _______ provide shade in summer.36.What type of animal is a penguin?A. MammalB. BirdC. ReptileD. FishB37.What do we call the process of turning milk into cheese?A. FermentationB. CoagulationC. PasteurizationD. Homogenization38.The _______ of a plant can be green, yellow, or brown.39.My sister is learning how to ____ (swim) this summer.40.The ________ (城市发展) affects many people.41.I have a ___ (story/book) to read.42.My cat purrs when it feels _______ (放松).43.The ________ (气味) of herbs is wonderful.44. A ________ (生态平衡) ensures diversity.45.The __________ helps to create new cells in the body.46.I can ______ (唱) very well.47.The _____ (iris) blooms in various colors.48.My brother is my ________ (哥哥). We play video games together every weekend.49.The flowers are ______ in the garden.50.The ancient Greeks established many ________ (城邦).51.The ocean is _______ (闪闪发光).52.He plays _______ (video games) every weekend.53.The _______ (Silk Road) was a trade route that connected the East and West.54.Which of these is a flying mammal?A. BatB. DogC. CatD. Elephant55.What is the name of the fairy that helps Peter Pan?A. Tinker BellB. CinderellaC. BelleD. ArielA56.What do you call the process of planting seeds?A. SowingB. HarvestingC. CultivatingD. TillingA57.The part of the atom that has a negative charge is called an _______.58.What is the opposite of fat?A. ThinB. SlimC. LeanD. All of the aboveD59.I see a ___ (star/moon) shining.60.Earth has one moon, while Mars has ______.61.The cat is __________ on the sofa.62.My birthday is in ______ (七月). I want to have a big ______ (派对) with cake and ______ (气球).63.What do you call the main character in a comic book?A. HeroB. VillainC. SidekickD. Comic reliefA64.What is 15 divided by 5?A. 2B. 3C. 4D. 5B65.My grandma teaches me how to ____ (knit).66.The moon affects the ______ of the oceans.67.What is the sound of a duck?A. QuackB. MooC. WoofD. Baa68.The __________ (历史的多样性) enriches dialogue.69.What is the name of the tree that produces acorns?A. PineB. MapleC. OakD. BirchC70.We have ______ at the picnic. (sandwiches)71. A ______ is a natural feature that can influence local climates.72.What do you call a person who studies stars and planets?A. ScientistB. AstronomerC. BiologistD. GeologistB Astronomer73.The _____ (雨伞) is red.74. A turtle can hide in its ______ for protection.75. A ______ plays a key role in the habitat.76.The first successful double hand transplant was performed in _______. (2008年)77. A __________ is a narrow strip of land connecting two larger land areas. (地峡)78.What do you call a place where you can borrow books?A. SchoolB. LibraryC. ParkD. StoreB79.I want to ________ (learn) English.80.What do you call the person who helps you learn in school?A. DoctorB. TeacherC. CookD. Driver81.The ________ likes to chase after butterflies.82.I like to watch the ________ when I go outside.83.Acids taste ______ and can be sour.84.The _____ (园艺) in my backyard is my favorite place.85.The main component of antioxidants is _____.86.My dog loves to fetch a ______ (球).87.The chemical formula for acetic acid is _____.88.What is the name of the ocean on the east coast of the United States?A. AtlanticB. PacificC. IndianD. Arctic89.My sister is a ______. She likes to help others.90.The country known for kangaroos is ________ (澳大利亚).91.What is the name of the famous scientist known for his work on electromagnetism?A. James Clerk MaxwellB. Nikola TeslaC. Thomas EdisonD. Michael FaradayA92.The first successful airplane flight took place in ________.93.The movie was very ___ (interesting).94.The _____ (balloon/kite) is flying.95. A base can neutralize an ______.96.The movie was ___ (exciting/boring).97.What do you call a person who studies history?A. HistorianB. ArchaeologistC. GeographerD. Anthropologist答案:A98.The __________ (历史的持续演变) reflects societal changes.99.I think it’s important to ________ (保持积极).100.What is the name of the traditional Japanese dish made with rice and fish?A. PizzaB. SushiC. PastaD. BurgerB。
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颜色大全英语单词32种 (2)
颜色大全英语单词32种1. Basic Colors•Black•White2. Primary Colors•Red•Blue•Yellow3. Secondary Colors•Green (mixture of blue and yellow)•Orange (mixture of red and yellow)•Violet/Purple (mixture of blue and red) 4. Cool Colors•Blue•Green5. Warm Colors•Red•Orange•Yellow 6. Neutral Colors•Gray•Brown•Beige7. Pastel Colors•Lavender•Peach•Mint•Baby Blue 8. Earthy Colors•Olive•Sand9. Metallic Colors•Gold•Silver•Bronze 10. Bright Colors•Neon Yellow•Hot Pink•Electric Blue 11. Dark Colors•Navy Blue•Burgundy•Ebony 12. Light Colors•Sky Blue•Ivory13. Vibrant Colors•Turquoise•Fuchsia•Lime Green14. Pale Colors•Pale Pink•Pale Yellow•Light Gray15. Warm and Cool Colors•Turquoise (Warm Blue)•Aquamarine (Cool Blue)•Coral (Warm Pink)•Lilac (Cool Purple)•Burnt Orange•Rust•Mustard Yellow 17. Spring Colors•Pastel Green•Coral Pink•Sky Blue18. Summer Colors•Bright Orange•Turquoise Blue•Watermelon Pink 19. Winter Colors•Ice Blue•Snow White•Silver Gray•Ruby Red•Emerald Green•Sapphire Blue 21. Natural Colors•Leaf Green•Sunflower Yellow•Ocean Blue 22. Unique Colors•Teal•Magenta•Indigo23. Metallic Shades•Rose Gold•Pewter•Copper•Peacock Blue•Flamingo Pink•Zebra Black and White 25. Tropical Colors•Mango Orange•Pineapple Yellow•Papaya Pink26. Ocean Colors•Deep Blue•Seafoam Green•Coral Pink27. Floral Colors•Rose Red•Daisy Yellow•Violet Purple•Chocolate Brown•Kiwi Green•Grape Purple29. Sports Colors•Tennis Ball Yellow•Baseball Brown•Basketball Orange 30. Technology Colors•Digital Green•Circuit Blue•Byte Brown31. Music-inspired Colors•Piano Black and White•Violin Brown•Trumpet Brass32. Travel Colors•Passport Blue•Adventure Green•Wanderlust PurpleThis list includes 32 different colors and their corresponding English words, covering a wide range of color categories such as basic colors, primary colors, secondary colors, cool colors, warm colors, neutral colors, pastel colors, earthy colors, metallic colors, bright colors, dark colors, light colors, vibrant colors, pale colors, warm and cool colors, autumn colors, spring colors, summer colors, winter colors, popular colors, natural colors, unique colors, metallic shades, animal-inspired colors, tropical colors, ocean colors, floral colors, food-inspired colors, sports colors, technology colors, music-inspired colors, and travel colors.。
2024年03版小学三年级上册第三次英语第二单元真题试卷
2024年03版小学三年级上册英语第二单元真题试卷考试时间:60分钟（总分:100）考试人：_________题号一二三总分得分评级介绍：本试卷涵盖小学三年级上册第二单元内容，难度适中，重点考查学生的基础词汇和简单句型理解与运用，旨在提高英语听说读写能力。
一、(选择题)总分:50分(1分/题)1、This girl is learning to swim. 这个女孩正在学游泳。
A, Swim B, Dance C, Run2、What is the English word for "牛奶"?A, WaterB, MilkC, JuiceD, Soda3、What do you call a person who plays an instrument?A, MusicianB, ArtistC, PerformerD, Dancer4、What do we call the process by which plants breathe?我们称植物呼吸的过程为？A, PhotosynthesisB, TranspirationC, RespirationD, Germination5、What does "植物生态平衡" mean in English?A, Plant ecological balanceB, Environmental balanceC, Biodiversity balanceD, Habitat balance6、What is the name of the largest land animal? A, GiraffeB, ElephantC, Rhino7、How many seconds are in a minute?A, 30B, 60C, 90D, 1208、What is the English word for "植物科研资金"? A, Plant research fundingB, Agricultural fundingC, Environmental fundingD, Ecological funding9、What is the opposite of "fast"?A, QuickB, SlowC, SpeedyD, Rapid10、What kind of tree produces acorns?中文解释：什么类型的树会生产橡果？A, MapleB, OakC, Pine11、What do we call a collection of stories?A, LibraryB, AnthologyC, DatabaseD, Archive12、What does "蒲公英" mean in English?A, DandelionB, CloverC, DaisyD, Sunflower13、What do we call the first meal of the day? A, DinnerB, LunchC, Breakfast14、What do we call the fruit of a flowering plant?中文解释：我们称开花植物的果实为？A, BerryB, SeedC, Pod15、选出与所给单词不同类的一项。
2023年6月英语四级真题第二套作文范文
2023年6月英语四级真题第二套作文范文全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1My Big Summer Adventure!Hi there! My name is Jenny and I'm a 10-year-old 5th grader. Over this past summer break, I had the most amazing adventure that I just have to tell you all about!It all started back in June after school let out for the year. My parents surprised me and my little brother Tommy with a trip to visit our grandparents who live on a farm out in the countryside. I was super excited because I just love going to their farm and getting to run around and play outside all day long!We packed up our suitcases and hopped in the car for the 3-hour drive. When we finally arrived, Grandma and Grandpa were waiting for us with the biggest smiles and warmest hugs. Their farm is seriously the coolest place ever! They have a huge red barn, lots of open fields to explore, a little creek that runs through the back, and the most adorable farm animals.After we got all settled in, Grandpa took us out to the barn to meet all the new arrivals since our last visit. There were the sweetest little piglets that loved having their bellies rubbed. And oh my goodness, the most precious baby goats! They were so tiny and would jump and frolic around. I wanted to take them all home as my new pets!That first week on the farm was like a dream come true for a kid like me. Every morning, Grandma would make us the most scrumptious big farm breakfast - things like fresh eggs straight from the chicken coop, thick slices of country ham, tall stacks of pancakes drizzled in maple syrup, and warm biscuits straight from the oven. My favorite though was her famous flaky apple pie made with apples picked right from their orchard. After stuffing ourselves, Tommy and I would race outside to go explore.We spent our days climbing hay bales in the barn, chasing butterflies through the fields, skipping rocks in the creek, and playing endless games of hide-and-seek and tag around the property. Sometimes the farm hands would even let us hop on the big tractor and pretend to drive it around! I felt like a little farmer myself. In the evenings, we'd catch fireflies in glass jars and have competitions to see who could gather the most. As thesun set, we'd settle in the rocking chairs on the porch with Grandma and Grandpa sipping on cold lemonade and listening to them tell stories from when they were young. Pure bliss!About halfway through our trip, we got an extra special surprise - one of the mama cows had given birth to the most adorable little calf! We all gathered around to watch the wobbly-legged cutie take its first few steps. Grandpa said I could be in charge of naming her, so of course I picked "Daisy." Getting to bottle feed her every day was definitely a highlight.Before we knew it, our amazing month on the farm was coming to an end. I was so sad to have to say goodbye, but Grandma and Grandpa promised we could come back again next summer. The morning of our departure, they packed us a huge picnic basket full of homemade goodies for the drive home. With one final squeeze of Daisy and the other animals, we piled back into the car.The ride home seemed to take forever, but we had so many awesome memories to look back on. Tommy and I spent the whole drive swapping our favorite moments - his was when we got to gather the eggs straight from the chicken nests, and mine was definitely my entire experience with baby Daisy. We madeGrandma and Grandpa promise to send us weekly photo updates until our next visit.When we finally made it home, I couldn't wait to show my friends all my pictures and videos from our amazing country adventure. They thought I was the luckiest kid ever after seeing the farm! I have to agree - getting to spend my summer season on my grandparents' farm was seriously the best thing a kid could ask for.I've already started counting down the days until we get to go back next year. There's nowhere else I'd rather be than running around among the animals with that fresh country air and lovely wide open spaces. A simpler life on the farm is definitely where this city kid's heart is! Next summer can't come soon enough - I'm ready for more picnics and baby animal snuggles, endless games of hide-and-seek through the fields, and lots more of Grandma's famous home-cooked meals. What could be better than that?篇2My Summer Vacation Adventures!This summer was the best summer ever! I had so much fun and went on tons of exciting adventures. I can't wait to tell you all about them.First, my family went camping in the mountains for a week. We drove really far to get to the campground. It took forever! But it was worth it because the campground was right next to this beautiful lake with crystal clear water. We set up our tent and made a campfire to roast marshmallows. Mmm, I love gooeys'mores!At night, we went on a night hike with a ranger and used flashlights to spot glowing eyes in the darkness. The ranger said they were deer and raccoons and other night critters. I got a little scared when I thought I saw a bear, but the ranger said it was just a big fluffy skunk! We saw so many cool bugs and critters. My little brother Charlie stepped in poop on the trail and started crying, but luckily mom had wipes to clean his shoe.During the days, we went swimming and canoeing in the lake. The water was freeeeeezing at first but felt awesome once you got used to it. I tried fishing for the first time and didn't catch anything, but dad reeled in a huge trout! We cooked it over the fire and it was delicious. We also went on a long hike through the forest and saw a waterfall and lots of squirrels andchipmunks. I had a contest with Charlie to see who could spot the most critters.The last few days of our camping trip, it rained all day and night. We had to spend most of the time hanging out in our tent playing card games and reading books. I got bored after a while, but then we made up funny skits and acted them out, which was really fun! I wish the rain would have stopped so we could have gone on more hikes, but I'm glad we still got to do lots of outdoorsy stuff.When we got back home, I had a week of summer camp at the rec center. I went swimming at the pool every day and played basketball and tetherball during rec time. We did awesome arts and crafts projects like making pet rocks, yarn designs, and butterfly puffy paint pictures. My butterfly turned out sooo pretty!For the camp talent show, me and my friends formed a rock band and lip-synced to our favorite pop songs while rocking out on fake instruments made of cardboard boxes and wrapping paper tubes. We wore crazy wigs and sunglasses and danced around like crazy people. Everyone cheered for us! I think we put on the best performance.The last week before school started back up, my aunt and uncle visited from Florida and took us to this awesome trampoline adventure park. It had wall-to-wall trampolines and you could literally bounce off the walls! There were foam pits to jump into and a dodgeball court. My feet and legs were SO sore after a few hours, but it was epic.They also took us to this water park that had the craziest slides I've ever seen. One of them went straight down and then looped all the way around before spitting you out into the splash pool. I was too scared to go on that one, but I did go on another body slide that was almost as scary. I lost my bathing suit top when I came out the bottom, which was really embarrassing! Good thing my aunt had an extra shirt for me to wear.On our last day together, we had a big barbecue cookout in our backyard. My aunt and uncle brought these wild inflatable bounce houses that looked like castles and pirate ships. We spent hours running around and jumping in them until we were pooped. For dinner we had hamburgers, hot dogs, watermelon, and all my favorite barbecue foods. After we ate, we had a big water balloon fight that got everyone completely drenched from head to toe. What a mess! But it was worth it.Those were the biggest highlights of my awesome summer break. I can't believe it's over already and I have to go back to school now. I'm kinda looking forward to seeing my friends and teachers again, but I'm really gonna miss all the fun and freedom of summer. Oh well, at least I'll have these great memories to look back on! This was definitely one unforgettable summer.篇3My Awesome Summer Vacation!Hi there! My name is Timmy and I'm 10 years old. I just had the best summer vacation ever and I can't wait to tell you all about it!It all started on the last day of school. I was so excited because I had big plans for the summer. My parents promised to take me on a trip to somewhere really cool. I was hoping we'd go to Disneyland or maybe even Hawaii! When they told me we were going camping instead, I have to admit I was a little disappointed at first. Camping? Really? That didn't sound nearly as fun as an amusement park or beach vacation. But boy was I wrong!A few days later, we packed up our tent, sleeping bags, camping stove, and a bunch of other camping gear and droveway out into the mountains. The drive took forever and I kept asking "Are we there yet??" finally, after what felt like a billion hours, we arrived at this amazing campsite right next to a beautiful clear lake. The water was so blue and pristine. I couldn't wait to go swimming!We set up our tent and then my dad showed me how to build a campfire. He taught me about making a fire pit, gathering tinder and kindling, and safely building up the fire. Once we got it going, we roasted hot dogs and made s'mores. Has there ever been a more delicious treat than a warm, gooey s'more? I'm getting hungry just thinking about it!That night, we gazed up at the countless stars shining so brightly in the night sky. Seeing all those stars was absolutely breathtaking. You can't see them like that in the city because of all the light pollution. We even spotted a few meteors streaking across the sky! Lying in the tent listening to the whispering pines and the gentle lapping of the lake waters, I fell into the deepest, most restful sleep. Camping is so relaxing and peaceful.Over the next few days, we went on some amazing hikes to explore the scenic trails and viewpoints around the lake. We saw tons of cool wildlife like deer, squirrels, chipmunks, and even a bear from a safe distance! My dad is an awesome hiker and hetaught me all about the different trees, plants, and animals we encountered. He showed me how to follow trails, use a compass, and leave no trace so we don't disturb the beautiful natural environment. I felt like a real Jr. Park Ranger!Another day, we rented a rowboat and spent hours just cruising around the lake, taking in the sights and sounds of nature. We brought a picnic lunch and snacked on sandwiches and fresh fruit while floating along peacefully. At one point, a family of ducks swam right up to the boat as if greeting us! That evening after dinner, we went night hiking and learnt how to use our flashlights to look for glowing eyes that could be deer, foxes, or other nocturnal critters. It was a little spooky but also really exciting.On our last full day, mom and dad surprised me by taking me fishing for the first time! We rented some basic gear from the general store and they taught me how to put a worm on the hook, cast the line, and set it. At first I didn't have any bites, but after a little while, I felt a huge tug and reeled in the most gigantic bass you've ever seen! Well, maybe I'm exaggerating a little, but for my first fish it felt huge and was definitely a thrilling catch. We took some pics to show my friends, then carefullyunhooked it and released it back into the water. Even though we didn't keep it, I felt so proud and accomplished.Much too soon, it was time to break down camp and head back home to reality. As we drove away, I looked back at our little campsite and felt a tinge of sadness to be leaving our outdoor sanctuary. But I also felt so grateful to my parents for giving me the opportunity to experience the splendor of nature and make so many wonderful memories.Camping turned out to be way more fun than I could have imagined. I can't wait to go again next summer, or maybe try renting a cabin in the woods for a winter adventure. Being outdoors, surrounded by awe-inspiring natural beauty really gives you a sense of peace, wonder, and appreciation for the world we live in. This trip wasn't just my best summer vacation ever - it was one of the most amazing experiences of my entire life so far. Thanks mom and dad, you're the best!Well, that's my story for now. I sure hope your summer was as fun and exciting as mine! Let me know if you've ever gone camping and what your favorite parts were. See ya later, alligators!篇4My Summer Vacation AdventuresHi there! I'm Sam, a 10-year-old kid who just finished 4th grade. Summer vacation started last week and I'm super excited to tell you all about the fun things I've got planned!First up, my parents are taking me and my little sister Amy on a big road trip. We're going to drive all the way from our home in Shanghai to Beijing! That's like 1,200 kilometers away. I've never been to Beijing before so I can't wait to see all the famous sites there.At the top of my list is the Great Wall of China. I've learned so much about it in history class - it's one of the greatest wonders of the world! The Wall winds across mountains and valleys for thousands of miles. Just imagining walking along that ancient stone path gives me goosebumps. I hope we get to hike a part of it. Maybe I'll even get to pretend I'm a brave soldier guarding the empire!Next, I really want to visit the Forbidden City too. It was the home of emperors for almost 500 years until the last one left in 1912. With its huge plazas, ornate palaces, and bright red walls, it must be an amazing place. I'll feel like a young prince exploring the royal grounds! I've got to remember to look out for the Imperial Garden and the moat around the city walls.While in Beijing, we're also going to the National Museum to see the famous Terracotta Warriors. They're these life-sized soldier statues buried with China's first emperor over 2,000 years ago to guard him in the afterlife. Each one has a different facial expression carved in the clay. From the pictures, they look so cool and fierce, almost like they could jump to life! I can't wait to see them up close.After spending a week in Beijing, we'll start the long drive back to Shanghai. But the journey won't be boring at all because we've got a couple stops planned along the way. First up is Mount Tai, one of China's Five Sacred Mountains. It's a pretty huge peak that towers over 1,500 meters high! I'm going to challenge myself to climb part of the way up, stopping at the ancient temples along the trail. Imagine how amazing the view from up there must be.Our final stop will be in Qufu, the hometown of Confucius. He was a famous philosopher who lived over 2,500 years ago and taught people how to behave morally and treat each other with respect. We'll visit his family mansion and the beautiful temple where people honor him. I'll try to walk around quietly and soak in the wise atmosphere.When we finally make it back home to Shanghai, I'm sure I'll be exhausted from all the traveling and sightseeing. But my summer fun won't be over yet! My parents are sending me to an overnight camp at the end of July. I'll get to go hiking, canoeing, build campfires, and sleep in a cozy cabin with other kids my age. We'll roast s'mores, tell scary stories, and gaze up at the stars before drifting off to sleep. Spending time in nature away from the city sounds like the perfect way to end my summer break.I just know this is going to be an unforgettable few months. Long road trips, amazing historic sights, yummy food, camping adventures - what could be better? Part of me is a little nervous about all this travel, but mostly I'm just bursting with excitement. This summer is going to be awesome!Well, that's all I've got for now. Gotta go start packing my bags! I'll think of you while I'm out having a blast. Maybe ifyou're really good, I'll even bring you back a souvenir from Beijing. Until next time!Your friend,Sam篇5My Big Summer Vacation AdventureHi there! My name is Emma and I'm 9 years old. I just finished 3rd grade and I'm on summer break now. Boy, did I have an awesome adventure this summer that I can't wait to tell you all about!It all started when my parents said we were going on a big family trip. I was super excited because we don't usually go anywhere too far from home. My little brother Timmy was excited too, even though he's only 5 and still gets crabby sometimes on long car rides.We packed up our minivan with all our suitcases and snacks and set off bright and early one Saturday morning. The drive took forever - we were in the car for like 8 whole hours! Timmy asked "Are we there yet?" about a million times. But I kept myself busy by looking out the window, listening to music, and playing road trip games.Finally, we made it to our destination - the Grand Canyon in Arizona! I had never seen anything so huge and amazing in my whole life. The canyon seemed to go on forever, with those big red-orange rocks forming a giant hole in the ground. We stayed at a hotel right on the rim of the canyon and I could see it perfectly from my hotel room window.The next day, we went on a awesome hiking trail down into the canyon itself. I was a little scared because some of the paths were really narrow with huge drop-offs on both sides. But our guide knew exactly where he was going. We saw lots of cool plants and animals that can only live in that dry, hot environment. At one point, we had to rest in the shade because it was so hot outside. Timmy complained pretty much the whole time, but I thought it was an epic adventure.After our big hike, we went back up to the rim and took a guided bus tour around the whole canyon. I couldn't believe how massive it was - you could fit like a billion elephants down there! Our guide told us it was formed by erosion from a tiny river over millions and millions of years. The oldest rocks we saw were over 2 billion years old! My mind was totally blown by those huge numbers. I didn't even know things could be that old.On the last day of our trip, we visited an area of the Grand Canyon where the local Native American tribes still live. We watched some traditional dances and got to see inside their houses made of mud and straw. The dancers wore such beautiful, colorful outfits with patterns symbolizing their culture. We bought some dream catchers and jewelry made by the Native artists to remember our trip.Leaving the Grand Canyon was really sad because it felt like we were saying goodbye to an old friend. But I had so many incredible memories from our amazing family adventure. I can't wait to go back someday and explore even more of that geological wonder. This summer will definitely be one I'll never forget!Well, that's my big story for now. I'm sleepy after reminiscing about all that walking and hiking. Going on vacation is fun but it sure can wear a kid out! I'm going to go take a nap before dinner. Thanks for reading all about my epic Grand Canyon adventure. See you next time!篇6My Summer Vacation AdventureHi there! My name is Timmy and I'm 8 years old. I just had the best summer vacation ever and I can't wait to tell you all about it! It was so fun and exciting with lots of cool adventures.It all started on the last day of school. I was sooo happy because that meant no more homework or waking up early for a whole 2 months! My parents had a big surprise planned for me this summer too. They said we were going on a road trip toexplore some awesome national parks out west. I love the outdoors so I was really excited!First up was a loooong drive to Yellowstone National Park. We saw huge mountains, winding rivers, and all kinds of wildlife like bison, elk, and even a bear from far away! Yellowstone had so many amazing geysers and hot springs too. Old Faithful was my favorite - it was incredible watching all that hot water suddenly shoot way up into the air every 90 minutes. The colorful Grand Prismatic Spring was beautiful with its bright orange and blue rings.We went hiking on some trails through the forests and up into the mountains. I felt like a real explorer! We also got to go horseback riding which was a first for me. My horse's name was Buttercup and she was really nice and gentle。
牛津上海版八年级上英语Unit2综合练习含答案
A. nobodyB. anybodyC. somebodyD. everybody4. Would you please turn the fan ? I feel a little coldA. onB. offC. downD. up5. Don’t drop rubbish the ground, you should drop it the litterA. down…intoB. on…toC. on…intoD. to…inClimbing mountains was , so we all feltA. tiring; tiredB. tired; tiringC. tiring; tiringD. tired; tired7. The boy is to go to school. He is seven years old.A. enough oldB. young enoughC. old enoughD. enough young8. There are people in the People’s Square.A. thousands ofB. two thousandC. thousandsD. two thousands9. I enjoy the popular dance “hip-hop”. But my father my mother likes it.A. both…andB. not only …but alsoC. either…orD. neither…norSusan’s parents have bought a large house with a swimming pool. It be veryIV. Reading comprehension (阅读理解)A. True or False（判断下列句子是否符合短文内容，符合的用“T”表示，不符合的用“F”表示）) 3. Scientists have known why people think some colours are warm and other colours are cool. () the best title of the passage is Colours and people.( ) 5. Red, orange and yellow are warm colours.( ) 6. Warm colours are better for offices of factories.B. Choose the best answer（根据短文内容，选择最恰当的答案）Here are some ads（广告）from a newspaper. Please read them, and then do the exercises below.(A)For SaleChinese-made bicycle Good condition Zhang Ling326, dormitory 5(B)Needed 25-year-old woman 900 yuan a month Speak good EnglishLan Fleming 822389506(C)Found Brown briefcase with some money See: Joseph Hofman in Chemistry Dept.(D)Roommate WantedMale, English native speakerWanted to share a 2-bedroomD) found the brown briefcase with some money) 5. John Smith put up an ad in order to get his back.A) bicycle B) English books C) briefcase D) money) 6. Robert Waller needs .A) a briefcase B) a bicycleC) an apartment with 2 bedroom D) a one-bedroom apartmentChoose the words or expressions and complete the passage（选择最恰当的单词或词语完成短文）IAN Scott Wilson, 13, studies at a middle school in the US. Ian thinks kids don’t get enoughrespect from the grown-up world. “Kids are usually ignored (忽视) by adults,” he said. “They say,…Tha t’s a silly (愚蠢的) idea. You can’t do t hat.‟”Tha t’s 1took part in a nationalcompetition for student-made documentaries (记录片). He wanted to be heard.A documentary is a film or TV show that tells a serious issue (问题). Ian had never made2_and wanted to try. Ian made a 10-minute film about problems at Walter Reed, a hospital inWashington. He won first place in the competition for middle school students. Walter Reed is taking care ofIn the early 1920s, there were many racing courses in and a 3 New York City. The apple was used to mean the prize for the races. Then a writer for a New York n 4 usedAround the Big Apple” as a name for the races.In the l 5 1920s and early 1930s, New York City’s artists began using the nameBig Apple”, too. A saying at that time was “There are many apples in the tree, but only one Big Apple”. The name then became more popular.In 1971, the New York City government began to use “Big Apple” in o 6 to increase tourism. They used red apples to attract visitors because they believed red apples would serve as a bright cheerful image of the city. Since then, New York City has officially been the Big Apple.E. Answer the questions（根据短文内容回答下列问题）Reading for pleasure is the easiest way to become a better reader in English. It is also the most important way.Some students say they don’t want to read for pleasure. They say they want to use their time to learn the rules of the language and new words. They say that pleasure reading is too easy.What’s the greatest advantage of pleasure reading help us?.How many aspects will pleasure reading help us?.In your opinion, what can you get most while you are reading for pleasure?.V. Writing （写作）Suppose you are Jenny, and today is Women’s Day, you spent today happily with your mother. Write a diary about what you did today.Suggested Outlines:What did you say to your mother today?What did you do for your mother? Or what did you do with your mother?How did your mother feel today?参考答案I. Choose the best answer (选择最恰当的答案)D B A B C6-10A C A D AComplete the sentences with the given words in their proper forms（用括号中所给单词的适当形式完成下列句子）comfortably frozen impatient Pollution chemicalsIII. Rewrite the following sentences as required（根据所给要求，改写下列句子。
二年级英语试题大全
二年级英语试题答案及解析1.找出下列不同类的单词，将其编号写在前面的括号里。
( )（1）A.red B. eye C. ear( )（2）A.Sunday B. Sunday C. look( )（3）A.our B. me C. her( )（4）A.dog B.pig C. baby( )（5）A.do B. what C. how【答案】（1）A （2）B （3）A （4）C （5）A【解析】（1）BC是身体部位，A是红色，故选A。
（2）AC是星期几，而B是看，故选B。
（3）BC是人称代词宾格，A是形容词性物主代词，故选A。
（4）AB是动物，C是婴儿，故选C。
（5）BC是特殊疑问词，A是助动词，故选A。
2.看图写单词。
【答案】（1）eye （2）leg （3）dog （4）elephant （5）toy【解析】.根据所给图片呈现的是眼睛，可知是eye。
（2）根据所给图片呈现的是腿，可知是leg。
（3）根据所给图片呈现的是狗，可知是dog。
（4）根据所给图片呈现的是一个大象，可知是elephant。
（5）根据所给图片呈现的是一个玩具，可知是toy。
3.按要求写单词（1）lion(复数形式)----（2）cold（反义词）---（3）kite(复数形式)----（4）child(复数形式)----（5）play(现在分词)----（6）wear（现在分词）---（7）girl(复数形式)----（8）left(对应词)----【答案】（1）lions （2）hot （3）kites （4）children （5）playing （6）wearing （7）girls （8）right4.按要求写单词（1）letter(复数形式)----（2）hot（反义词）---（3）photo(复数形式)----（4）newspaper(复数形式)----（5）rain(现在分词)----（6）listen（现在分词）---（7）cap(复数形式)----（8）spring(对应词)----【答案】（1）letters （2）cold （3）photos （4）newspapers（5）raining（6）listning （7）caps （8）fall(autumn)5.（） I usually TV on Sundays.A. watchesB. watchC. watching【答案】B6.选出不同类的一项，只填序号（）（1）A. park B. football C. basketball（）（2）A. hot B. panda C. hot（）（3）A.tiger B. lion C. windy（）（4）A. snow B. rain C. fifteen（）（5）A. pig B. zoo C. horse（）（6）A.pen B. school C. pencil【答案】（1）A （2） B（3） C（4） C（5） B（6）B7.在与图片一致的单词下打对勾（1）（2）（3）（4）lion horse jump walk dance sing school hospital( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( )【答案】（1） lion （2） jump （3）sing（4） hospital8.按要求写单词。
深圳“PEP”2024年小学五年级上册第6次英语第二单元测验卷
深圳“PEP”2024年小学五年级上册英语第二单元测验卷考试时间:60分钟（总分:120）考试人：_________题号一二三总分得分一、(选择题)总分:45分(1分/题)1、Which plant has leaves that are used to make tea?中文解释：哪种植物的叶子用于泡茶？A. MintB. OakC. Palm2、Which word means "图书馆" in English?A. LibraryB. MuseumC. SchoolD. Office3、What do we call the person who repairs buildings?A. ArchitectB. BuilderC. Engineer4、What is the English word for "橡树"?A) OakB) BirchC) WillowD) Palm5、She enjoys riding her bike. 她喜欢骑自行车。
A) Swim B) Ride bike C) Read6、What is the main ingredient in pizza?A) DoughB) SauceC) CheeseD) All of the above7、Which type of plant is often used for medicinal purposes?哪种植物常用于药用？A. AloeB. OakC. PineD. Maple8、What does "植物资源" mean in English?A) Plant resourcesB) Plant speciesC) Plant varietiesD) Plant types9、选出与所给单词同类的一项。
( ) 1.duck A, he B,cat C, she( )2.China A, cat B, friend C,Canada( )3. student A,USA B, teacher C,today( )4.one A,UK B, new C,three( )5. he A, and B,girl C, she10、How many continents are there on Earth?a) Fiveb) Sixc) Seven11、What do you call a frozen treat made from milk and sugar?a) Cakeb) Ice creamc) Pie12、What do we call the process of a plant absorbing nutrients?我们称植物吸收养分的过程为？A. AbsorptionB. PhotosynthesisC. RespirationD. Germination13、What do you call the main meal of the day?中文解释：一天中的主要餐叫做什么？A) BreakfastB) LunchC) Dinner14、How do you say "再见" in English?A) HelloB) GoodbyeC) PleaseD) Thank you15、Which of these is a vegetable?A) AppleB) CarrotC) GrapeD) Banana16、What is the name of the famous scientist who developed the theory of relativity?a) Newtonb) Einsteinc) Galileo17、What is the English translation of "植物文化交流"?A) Plant cultural exchangeB) Agricultural exchangeC) Environmental exchangeD) Ecological exchange18、What is the English translation of "植物社会责任"?A) Plant social responsibilityB) Agricultural responsibilityC) Environmental responsibilityD) Ecological responsibility19、What is the main ingredient in a salad?A) MeatB) VegetablesC) GrainsD) Fruit20、How do you say "星星" in English?A. MoonB. StarC. PlanetD. Comet二、(听力题)总分:20分(2分/题)1、Where do fish live?A) In treesB) In waterC) On landD) In the sky2、What is the name of the popular animated film about a princess with long hair?A) FrozenB) TangledC) MoanaD) Mulan3、What do you call a place where you can see many stars?A) CityB) SchoolC) ObservatoryD) Library4、听力填空题：She ___ (not/read) that book yet.5、听力填空题：They ___ (not/like) rainy days.6、听力填空题：The primary color of the sky is ______.7、What is the name of the famous bear from the Hundred Acre Wood?A) Winnie the PoohB) Paddington BearC) Yogi BearD) Baloo8、听力填空题：The dog ___ (chase) the ball in the yard.9、听力填空题：The ______ is a type of fruit that is yellow and curved.10、听力填空题：We ___ (go) to the movies every Friday.11、听力填空题：She ___ (not/attend) the meeting yesterday.12、What is the name of the flower that symbolizes love?A) DaisyB) RoseC) TulipD) Lily13、听力填空题：I ___ (take) a nap in the afternoon.14、听录音，按你听到的先后顺序给图片标序号。
人教版英语八年级上册unit 2
Unit 2 I’ll help to clean up the city parks （一）重点词汇、短语和句型重点单词Section A Cheer v.欢呼，喝彩Volunteer v.义务做，自愿做Lonely adj.孤独的，寂寞的Felling n.感觉，感触Joy n.高兴，愉快Journey n.（尤指长途）旅行Alone adv.独自，单独Notice n.通知，通告Several pron.几个，一些Satisfaction n.满足，满意Owner n.物主，主人Sign n.标志，信号Raise v.募集，征集重点单词Section B Repair v.修理，修补Letter n.信，函Blind adj.瞎的，失明的Imagine v.想象，设想Open v打开Carry n.拿；提；扛Excited adj.激动的，兴奋的Kindness n仁慈，善良Understand v.理解，领会Disabled adj.丧失能力的，有残疾的Sir n.先生Fix v.修理，安装Wheel n.车轮，轮子Miss n.女士，小姐Deaf adj.聋的Difficulty n.困难，难题Door n.门Train v.训练，培训Training n.训练，培训Clever adj.聪明的Change v.&n.变化；改变Madam.夫人，女士重点短语Section A Clean up打扫（或清除）干净Give out分发；散发Give away赠送；捐赠Make a difference影响；有作用Put up张贴Care for关怀，照顾Hand out分发；发放Cheer up（使）变得高兴起来，振奋起来Used to曾经。
过去。
Set up建起，设立Put off推迟，拖延Come up with提出，想出At the same time同时Be worried about担心重点短语Section B Run out of用光Fix up修理；修补Be similar to与。
四年级下册英语第二单元作文范文
四年级下册英语第二单元作文范文全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1My Favorite PetHi everyone! My name is Tommy, and I want to tell you all about my favorite pet. Her name is Daisy, and she is the most adorable dog in the whole wide world! I love her so much!Daisy is a golden retriever. She has fluffy, golden fur and a wagging tail that never stops. Her big, brown eyes are always filled with love and excitement. She is the best companion anyone could ask for.I got Daisy as a birthday present when I turned seven. It was the happiest day of my life! She was just a tiny puppy back then, but she quickly grew into a big and strong dog. We have been best friends ever since.Every day, Daisy and I go on exciting adventures together. We love going to the park, where she can run and play with other dogs. She is so fast and energetic! I can't help but laugh and smile as I watch her chase after a ball or jump over obstacles.Daisy is also very smart. She knows lots of tricks like sit, stay, and shake hands. Sometimes, I teach her new tricks, and she learns them so quickly. It's like she understands everything I say! I'm so proud of her.Taking care of Daisy is an important responsibility. I make sure she always has fresh water and food. I take her for walks every day to keep her healthy and strong. I also brush her fur to keep it shiny and clean. Daisy loves being pampered!One of my favorite memories with Daisy is when we went camping last summer. We slept in a tent and explored the beautiful nature together. Daisy was so brave and protected me from any bugs or scary sounds. We roasted marshmallows and told stories by the campfire. It was an unforgettable experience.Daisy brings so much joy and happiness into my life. Whenever I'm feeling sad or lonely, she is there to brighten my day with her wagging tail and wet kisses. I love cuddling with her and feeling her warmth. She is the best friend I could ever ask for.In conclusion, Daisy is my favorite pet. She is a loving and playful golden retriever who brings happiness to my life every day. I'm grateful to have her as my best friend. I can't imagine my life without her.篇2My Fantastic WeekendHi everyone! My name is Tim, and I want to tell you about my fantastic weekend. It was so much fun!On Saturday morning, I woke up early because I was so excited about the day ahead. First, my family and I went to the park. The weather was perfect, with the sun shining and a cool breeze in the air. We played frisbee, flew kites, and had a picnic. I ate my favorite sandwich with peanut butter and jelly. Yummy!After the park, we went to the zoo. I love animals, so I was really happy to see them up close. I saw lions, tigers, and elephants. The monkeys were my favorite! They were swinging from branch to branch and making funny faces at us. It was hilarious!In the evening, we went to the cinema. We watched a new animated movie about a brave little robot. The movie was so exciting, and I laughed a lot. I bought a big bucket of popcorn and shared it with my sister. We couldn't stop munching!Sunday was just as awesome as Saturday. We went to the beach! I love the beach because I can build sandcastles and swimin the ocean. The water was a bit cold, but it didn't stop me from having a great time. I built a huge sandcastle with a moat and seashell decorations. My dad helped me dig a hole in the sand, and we buried my sister's feet. She laughed so hard!Later in the day, we had a barbecue on the beach. We cooked hot dogs and hamburgers. The smell was amazing, and my stomach growled with hunger. I ate two hot dogs and a hamburger. They were delicious!In the evening, we had a bonfire. We roasted marshmallows and made s'mores. I love the gooeyness of melted marshmallows and chocolate sandwiched between two graham crackers. It was the perfect end to a perfect weekend.I had such a fantastic weekend with my family. We did so many fun things together. I can't wait for the next weekend adventure!篇3My Amazing Weekend AdventureHello everyone! My name is Timmy, and I want to tell you all about my amazing weekend adventure. Last weekend, my familyand I went on a fantastic trip to the countryside. It was a great opportunity for us to have fun and explore nature.Early Saturday morning, we packed our bags and hopped into the car. The sun was shining brightly, and the sky was as blue as a peacock's feather. I was so excited that I couldn't stop smiling. The journey was long, but I kept myself entertained by playing games and singing songs.When we arrived, I couldn't believe my eyes. The countryside was so beautiful! There were vast green fields, colorful flowers, and tall trees that seemed to touch the sky. It felt like stepping into a magical land. I couldn't wait to start our adventure.First, we decided to go on a hike. We followed a winding trail that led us deep into the forest. The air was fresh and filled with the sweet scent of wildflowers. We saw squirrels scurrying up the trees and birds singing their melodious songs. It was like being in a nature documentary! I tried to be as quiet as possible, hoping to spot a deer or a rabbit, but they were too shy to show themselves.After the hike, we had a picnic near a sparkling river. I helped my mom make sandwiches and packed some juicy fruits. We sat on a checkered blanket and enjoyed our delicious lunch. The sound of the flowing water was so peaceful, and the gentlebreeze made the perfect background music. It was the best picnic ever!In the afternoon, we went to a nearby farm. I was so excited to see all the animals up close. There were cows, sheep, chickens, and even some cute little piglets. I fed them and petted them gently. The animals were so friendly and adorable! I wished I could take them all home with me.As the sun began to set, we made our way back to the cozy cottage we were staying in. We sat around a bonfire and roasted marshmallows. The flames danced and crackled, casting a warm glow on our faces. We told stories and laughed together. It was the perfect end to an amazing day.On Sunday, our adventure continued. We visited a local museum and learned about the history of the countryside. I was amazed to see ancient artifacts and paintings that were hundreds of years old. It made me appreciate the rich culture and heritage of our country.Sadly, it was time to head back home. As we drove away, I couldn't help but feel a little sad. I had such a wonderful time exploring the countryside, and I wished it wouldn't end.Looking back, I realized that this weekend adventure was not only fun, but it also taught me a lot. I learned to appreciate the beauty of nature, to be curious about the world around me, and to treasure the time spent with my family.So, that's the story of my amazing weekend adventure. I hope you enjoyed hearing about it as much as I enjoyed experiencing it. Remember, there's a big wide world out there waiting to be explored. Go out and have your own adventure!Goodbye for now!Love,TimmyWord count: 526篇4My Favorite SeasonSummer is definitely my favorite season of the year! I love when school is out and I have so much free time to play outside with my friends. The weather gets so nice and warm, and we can do all sorts of fun activities that we can't do the rest of the year.One of my favorite things about summer is going swimming. My family has a pool in our backyard, so pretty much every day I can jump right in and cool off. I've gotten really good at swimming underwater and can hold my breath for a super long time. Sometimes my friends come over and we play pool games like Marco Polo or have silly swimming races. Getting out always feels a bit chilly, but then the warm summer air dries me off quickly.Summer is also great because there are no homework assignments or tests to worry about. Instead of spending hours every night on schoolwork, I can just relax and play video games, read comics, or build Lego sets. My parents are a little more relaxed about bedtimes too, so I can stay up way later than during the school year. Of course, I still have some chores to do around the house, but they don't take too long.Another awesome thing about summer is going on vacation! Last year, my family went to the beach for a week. We stayed in a beachfront hotel and I could wake up each morning, look out the window, and see the bright blue ocean right there. We would spend hours playing in the sand, riding the waves, and looking for pretty seashells. In the evenings, we'd walk along the boardwalk, play mini-golf, and get ice cream cones. I had such anamazing time that I'm already counting down the days until our beach trip this summer!Some of my other favorite summer activities are going camping, having backyard barbecues, watching fireworks on the Fourth of July, and playing all night games of flashlight tag. Warm summer nights are magical - the fireflies come out, the cicadas buzz, and the air smells so fresh and clean. Sometimes my dad and I will just lie on the grass and look up at the stars after dark.The only bad thing about summer is that it always seems to go by way too fast! By the time August rolls around, I start getting just a little tiny bit excited to go back to school and see my friends again every day. But I'm always sad to say goodbye to the lazy days of summer vacation. In my opinion, summer is the best of the four seasons and I wish it could last all year long!Those are some of the reasons why summer is my absolute favorite time of year. What about you - do you also love summer, or do you prefer another season? I'd love to hear your thoughts!篇5My English Learning JourneyHi everyone! My name is Lily, and I want to share my exciting English learning journey with you. I am in the fourth grade now, and I love learning English!In our English class, our teacher, Miss Johnson, makes learning so much fun. We sing English songs, play games, and even have conversations in English. It's like an adventure every day!One of my favorite activities is learning new words. Miss Johnson uses flashcards with colorful pictures to teach us new vocabulary. We play a game where she holds up a card, and we have to shout out the word in English. It's so much fun trying to be the first one to answer! We also have a vocabulary notebook where we write down new words and their meanings. I love decorating my notebook with stickers and colorful pens.Another fun part of learning English is reading storybooks. Miss Johnson reads us interesting stories in English, and we get to follow along. Sometimes, we even act out the stories as a class. It's so funny when my friend Jack pretends to be a talking monkey!We also have a special English corner in our classroom. It's a cozy corner filled with English books, puzzles, and games. During break time, we can go there and practice our English skills. I lovesolving word puzzles and playing memory games with my friends. It helps me remember what I've learned in class.Miss Johnson also encourages us to watch English cartoons and listen to English songs at home. She says it helps us get used to the sounds and rhythms of the language. My favorite cartoon is about a little blue bear who goes on adventures with his friends. I watch it with my mom, and we try to understand what they are saying in English. It's like a secret language only we understand!Sometimes, we have English competitions in our school. We get to show off our English skills in front of the whole school. It's a little nerve-wracking, but also very exciting. I practiced a lot and even won the first prize in the spelling bee last year. I was so proud of myself!Learning English is not always easy, but I never give up. Whenever I feel stuck, I ask Miss Johnson or my classmates for help. They are always there to support me. We also practice speaking English with each other during group activities. It's great to have friends who are on the same learning journey as me.I am so grateful for the opportunity to learn English. It opens up a whole new world for me. I can talk to people from differentcountries and understand English books and movies. I want to keep learning and improving my English skills.That's the end of my English learning journey! I hope you enjoyed reading about my experiences. Remember, learning English can be fun if you make it an adventure. Keep practicing and never give up!篇6My Favorite AnimalHi, everyone! Today, I want to tell you about my favorite animal. Can you guess what it is? Well, it's a cute and furry animal that I love very much. It's a panda!Pandas are amazing creatures. They are black and white, which makes them look like they are wearing a fancy tuxedo. I think they are the most adorable animals in the world. Whenever I see a picture or a video of a panda, it always brings a smile to my face.Pandas live in China, and they are known for eating bamboo. Did you know that pandas eat almost 30 pounds of bamboo every day? That's a lot of food! They have a special thumb-likeappendage that helps them hold the bamboo while they eat. It's really interesting to watch them munching on their favorite food.One of the things I love most about pandas is their playful nature. They are very good at climbing trees and rolling around. Sometimes, they even do somersaults! It's so fun to watch them play. I wish I could play with them too, but they live far away from where I am.Pandas are also endangered animals, which means there are not many of them left in the wild. It makes me sad to think about it. That's why it's important for us to protect them and their habitat. We need to make sure that future generations can also enjoy the beauty of pandas.If I could have a pet, I would definitely choose a panda. But since that's not possible, I like to visit zoos and panda sanctuaries.I learn a lot about pandas and how we can help them. Maybe one day, I will even become a panda researcher and work to save these amazing animals.In conclusion, pandas are my favorite animals. They are cute, playful, and unique. I hope more people will learn about them and help protect them. Let's all do our part to make sure that pandas continue to roam our planet for many more years to come!That's all for today. Thank you for listening to my story about my favorite animal. I hope you enjoyed it as much as I enjoyed sharing it with you. Bye-bye!。
四年级下册英语外研版第四模块第二单元作文
四年级下册英语外研版第四模块第二单元作文全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1My Awesome Summer VacationSummer vacation is the best time of the year! No school, no homework, just fun in the sun. This summer was extra special because my family went on an amazing trip. We visited my aunt and uncle who live on a farm out in the country. I had never been to a real farm before, so I was super excited!The journey there was kind of long. We had to drive for 5 hours! At first, I thought it would be boring, but my mom had prepared lots of road trip games and activities to keep me and my little brother entertained. We played "I Spy" with things we could see out the car window. We also did some workbook pages and read books. Before I knew it, we had arrived!When we pulled up to the farm, I could hardly believe my eyes. There were cows, horses, chickens, and even a big red barn! My aunt and uncle's house was a cute little white farmhouse with a porch that wrapped all the way around. As soon as we got out of the car, the family dogs Daisy and Buddy came running up,tails wagging. They were so friendly and gave us all slobbery kisses."Welcome to Prairie Hill Farm!" my aunt exclaimed, giving us all big hugs. "We're so glad you could come visit us in the country."My uncle gave us a full tour of the farm. The barn was huge inside, with stalls for the horses and cows. There were chickens clucking and pecking around in the chicken coop. Uncle Tim even let me collect the eggs! I had never held a freshly laid egg before. It was still warm from the hen.In the fields behind the barn, crops were growing rows and rows of corn, wheat, and vegetables. Uncle Tim said we could pick some veggies from the garden for our meals when they were ready. I was excited to eat food that came straight from the farm!Every morning on the farm, I was awoken by the roosters crowing. As soon as my feet hit the floor, Daisy and Buddy would come running into my room, ready to start the day's adventures. After a on feast of pancakes, eggs, and fresh milk from the cows, we would head out to explore.Some days, we would go on long walks around the farm's property. Aunt Julie pointed out all the different plants and critters we would see along the way. She taught me which berries were safe to eat and how to identify trees by their leaves and bark. We would pick wildflowers and watch the butterflies flutter from bloom to bloom.Other days, we would help out around the farm. Uncle Tim showed us how to brush and feed the horses. I even got to ride one of the gentlest mare's around the pasture a few times! My little brother and I gathered chicken eggs and cleaned out the stalls. We worked up a sweat, but it felt good to pitch in.On lazy days, we would lounge around the farm pond and splash in the water. Aunt Julie would pack a picnic lunch for us to enjoy on a blanket in the shade of the old oak tree. Sometimes, we would catch little fish or tadpoles to examine up close before letting them go. Evenings were for porch sitting, watching the lightning bugs blink in the fields as the sun went down.One of the highlights was going to the county fair. There were all kinds of fun games, rides, shows, and exhibits. I rode my very first rollercoaster (it was scary but awesome!) We watched a master whittler carve intricate figures from wood. The best part was seeing the prize-winning farm animals and produce ondisplay. The competed pumpkins and watermelons were ginormous!Before we knew it, our two weeks on the farm had flown by. I was sad to leave, but so grateful for all the new experiences I had.I have so many wonderful memories:Watching the most brilliant sunsets paint the sky orange, pink, and purple.Sleeping with the windows open and feeling the gentle breeze.Hearing the mooing of cows and chirping of birds instead of cars and sirens.Seeing the bright stars twinkling brilliantly at night since there weren't any city lights.Breathing in the fresh, sweet country air.I learned so much about where our food comes from and how hard farmers work to provide it. I have a newfound appreciation for the great outdoors and living simply, close to nature. While I'll always be a city kid at heart, there's something special about the laidback pace and peacefulness of the countryside.I really hope my family can go back to Prairie Hill Farm again next summer. I'd love to see the fireflies dance across the fields once more. Maybe next time, I'll even be brave enough to go camping out under the stars! No matter what, I'll never forget the magic of my first real farm experience. I'm already counting down the days until summer vacation!篇2My Favorite SportI love playing sports! Sports are so much fun and good for your health too. My favorite sport of all is basketball. I just can't get enough of dribbling the ball, shooting hoops, and playing with my friends.Basketball is a really exciting game. It's fast-paced and there's always something happening on the court. You have to run back and forth, trying to score points while also stopping the other team from scoring. It's a real workout, but in a fun way! My favorite part is when I get the ball and drive towards the basket. I love the feeling of dribbling and dodging the other players. If I get a clear shot, I'll jump up and shoot for that sweet, sweet swish sound as the ball goes through the net. Nothing beats that feeling!One of the best things about basketball is that you can play it almost anywhere. All you really need is a ball and a hoop. During the summer, my friends and I will go to the park or set up an old hoop in someone's driveway. We'll play for hours, taking breaks to grab a snack or drink some water. Sometimes we'll make up crazy rules or play different games like H-O-R-S-E or knockout. It's all just for fun!I started playing basketball a few years ago in anafter-school club. At first, I was pretty bad at dribbling and my shots never went in. But I kept practicing and didn't get discouraged. My skills slowly improved over time. Now I'm one of the better players on my school's team! We practice two or three times a week, and I always look forward to it. Our coach teaches us new drills and plays. I love learning new skills and strategies.My dream is to play basketball in high school and maybe even college one day. I watch the professional players on TV and they are just amazing. The way they move, pass, and shoot is like poetry in motion. I try to learn from them and copy some of their moves when I'm practicing. Who knows, maybe I'll make it all the way to the NBA! Even if I don't go pro, basketball will always be ahuge part of my life. It's my favorite way to exercise, socialize, and challenge myself all at the same time.So if you've never tried basketball before, I definitely recommend giving it a shot (pun intended!). Find a court or park nearby, grab a ball, and start shooting around. Once you start making those baskets, you'll be hooked! And who knows, you might just turn out to be the next big star. Just make sure to pass me the ball once in a while when you make it to the big leagues!篇3Certainly, here is an essay for a fourth-grade student, written in English, based on the fourth module, second unit of the PEP English textbook for the second semester. The essay is approximately 2,000 words long.Title: My Favorite Season - SummerSummer is my favorite season of the year, and I always look forward to it with great excitement! It's the time when school is out, and we have a long break from studying and homework. During the summer, we can sleep late, play outside, and enjoy the warm weather.One of the things I love most about summer is going to the beach. The beach is such a fun place to be! I love building sandcastles and playing in the waves. Sometimes, my family and I go to the beach for a picnic. We pack sandwiches, fruits, and drinks, and we spend the whole day there. It's so relaxing to lie on the beach and listen to the sound of the waves. I also enjoy swimming in the ocean and feeling the cool water on my skin.Another great thing about summer is going on vacation. My family and I usually go on a trip during the summer break. Last year, we went to a national park, and we hiked through the mountains and forests. It was amazing to see all the beautiful scenery and wildlife. We even saw a family of deer grazing in a meadow! This year, we're planning to visit my grandparents who live in a small town by the sea. I can't wait to explore the local shops and restaurants, and maybe even learn how to fish with my grandpa.Summer is also a time for outdoor activities and sports. I love playing football and basketball with my friends in the park. We can run around and play for hours without getting too hot or tired. Sometimes, we have water balloon fights or set up a sprinkler to cool off. It's so much fun!One of my favorite summer traditions is going to the county fair. There are so many exciting things to do and see there! I love going on the rides, like the Ferris wheel and the roller coaster. The food at the fair is also amazing – I always get cotton candy, funnel cakes, and lemonade. There are also lots of games and contests that we can participate in, like the pie-eating contest or the watermelon-seed spitting contest.Summer is truly a magical time of year. It's a time for adventure, fun, and making memories with family and friends. I always look forward to the warm weather, the outdoor activities, and the freedom to explore and play. Even though I enjoy all the seasons, summer will always hold a special place in my heart.篇4My Favorite SeasonHi there! My name is Emily, and I'm a fourth-grader at Green Valley Elementary School. Today, I want to share with you my thoughts about my favorite season of the year – summer!Summer is the most exciting and fun time for me because I don't have to go to school, and I can spend more time playing outside with my friends. The warm weather and sunshine make me feel so happy and energetic. I love waking up early in themorning, feeling the gentle breeze coming through my bedroom window, and hearing the birds singing cheerfully.One of the best things about summer is that I can go swimming almost every day. My family has a pool in our backyard, and my friends and I spend hours splashing around, playing games, and trying to see who can hold their breath the longest underwater. We also have water balloon fights, which are always a blast! Sometimes, my parents take us to the community pool or the beach, and we get to swim in the big, cool ocean. I love the feeling of the salty water and the sound of the waves crashing against the shore.During the summer, my friends and I also love to have picnics in the park. We pack our favorite snacks and drinks, spread out a big blanket on the grass, and enjoy our food while playing frisbee or catch. The park is so beautiful and green, with tall trees providing plenty of shade, and colorful flowers blooming all around us. We often see squirrels and birds hopping around, and sometimes we even spot a rabbit or two!Another great thing about summer is that there are so many fun activities and events happening. Our town organizes a summer festival with carnival rides, games, and delicious food stalls. There are also outdoor movie nights, where we can watchour favorite films under the stars. And let's not forget about the Fourth of July fireworks! They light up the sky with bright, dazzling colors and make me feel so happy and patriotic.Summer is truly the most wonderful time of the year for me. I love being able to spend so much time outdoors, playing with my friends, and making unforgettable memories. Even though I enjoy going back to school in the fall and seeing all my classmates again, I always feel a little bit sad when summer comes to an end. But I know that the next summer will be just as amazing, and I can't wait for it to come around again!Well, that's all I have to say about my favorite season. I hope you enjoyed reading about why I love summer so much. It's time for me to go outside and enjoy the beautiful weather now. See you later!篇5My Favorite Animal: The ElephantHi there! My name is Lily, and I'm a fourth-grader at Sunny Hill Elementary School. Today, I'm going to tell you all about my favorite animal – the elephant!Elephants are the largest land animals on Earth, and they are truly incredible creatures. They can weigh up to six tons, which is as heavy as around 100 adults! Just imagine that! They are also really tall, standing up to 13 feet high at the shoulder. That's taller than a double-decker bus!One of the most amazing things about elephants is their trunks. An elephant's trunk is actually a long nose that has become incredibly strong and flexible. They use it for so many things – breathing, smelling, drinking, grabbing objects, and even showering themselves! Isn't that cool? Elephants' trunks are made up of thousands of muscles, and they are incredibly powerful. An elephant's trunk can lift up to 600 pounds, which is like lifting a small car!Elephants are also known for their big ears. Their ears can be up to 6 feet wide and are used to help keep them cool. When it's hot, elephants will flap their ears to create a breeze and promote air circulation. Their ears are so big and flat that they almost look like giant fans!Did you know that elephants are incredibly intelligent animals? Their brains are the largest of any land animal, and they have excellent memories. They can remember friends, families, and even specific routes and locations for decades! Elephantsalso show complex emotions like joy, anger, and grief. They are very social animals and live in close-knit family groups led by a matriarch (the oldest female).Sadly, elephants are endangered due to habitat loss and poaching for their ivory tusks. Ivory is a valuable material used in making jewelry, sculptures, and other decorative items. However, the ivory trade has led to the deaths of countless elephants, and their populations have declined drastically over the years. It's so important that we protect these amazing creatures and their habitats.One of my favorite elephant stories is about an elephant named Tarra who lived at an elephant sanctuary in Tennessee. Tarra had a very special bond with her caretaker, and when the caretaker was seriously injured and away for a while, Tarra became depressed and stopped eating. But when the caretaker returned, Tarra was overjoyed and trumpeted loudly in happiness! It just shows how emotionally intelligent and caring elephants can be.I had the chance to see elephants up close when my family went on a safari in Kenya a few years ago. It was incredible to watch these gentle giants walking through the savanna, using their trunks to grab leaves and grass, and splashing in thewatering holes. I'll never forget the sound of their loud trumpeting calls echoing across the plains.Elephants are truly amazing animals, and I hope that by learning more about them, we can all appreciate their intelligence, strength, and beauty. They deserve our respect and protection so that future generations can continue to marvel at these incredible creatures. Who knows, maybe someday I'll even get to work at an elephant sanctuary and help care for them myself!Well, that's all for now, folks! I hope you enjoyed learning about my favorite animal. Until next time, stay curious and keep exploring the wonders of the natural world!篇6Certainly! Here's an essay in English, written from the perspective of a fourth-grade student, about Module 4, Unit 2 of the Go for it! textbook (published by Foreign Language Teaching and Research Press) for the second semester of fourth grade. The essay is approximately 2,000 words long.Title: My Favorite Things in NatureHi there! My name is Alex, and I'm a fourth-grader. In our English class, we're learning about nature and the environment. I have to say, this is one of my favorite topics because I really love being outdoors and exploring the natural world around me.Our teacher, Ms. Johnson, has been teaching us a lot of cool things about nature. We've learned about different plants and animals, and how they all play an important role in the ecosystem. It's amazing how everything in nature is connected and works together in perfect harmony.One of the things I find most fascinating is learning about the different habitats that exist on our planet. From lush rainforests to vast deserts, each habitat is unique and home to a variety of fascinating creatures. I especially love learning about the rainforest because it's so full of life and diversity.During our lessons, we've been practicing vocabulary words related to nature, like "vegetation," "habitat," "species," and "ecosystem." At first, some of these words were a bit tricky to pronounce, but with practice, I've gotten better at it. Ms. Johnson always encourages us to use these words in our conversations and writing, which helps us remember them better.We've also been learning about the importance of protecting the environment and conserving natural resources.It's really sad to think about how human activities like pollution, deforestation, and overhunting are causing harm to our planet and the animals that live here. I want to do my part to help protect the environment, even if it's just small things like recycling or turning off lights when I leave a room.One of my favorite activities in this unit was when Ms. Johnson brought in some potted plants and seeds for us to plant. We learned about the different parts of a plant and what they need to grow, like water, sunlight, and nutrients from the soil. It was so cool to see our little seeds sprout and grow into beautiful plants over the course of a few weeks.Another fun activity was when we went on a nature walk around our school playground. Ms. Johnson had us look for different plants, insects, and animals, and we had to identify them using the vocabulary we'd learned in class. I spotted a squirrel scurrying up a tree, and my friend Sarah found acool-looking beetle crawling on the ground. It was like a real-life scavenger hunt!Speaking of animals, I have to say that my favorite part of this unit has been learning about different animals and their habitats. I've always loved animals, and I find it fascinating tolearn about their unique behaviors and adaptations that help them survive in their environments.One animal that really caught my attention was the polar bear. We learned that these incredible creatures live in the Arctic region and are perfectly adapted to survive in the harsh, icy conditions. Their thick fur and layers of fat help keep them warm, and their large paws act like snowshoes, helping them walk on the ice and snow without sinking. Isn't that amazing?Another animal I found really interesting was the chameleon. These little lizards have the incredible ability to change the color of their skin to blend in with their surroundings. This helps them camouflage themselves from predators and prey. We learned that they use special cells called chromatophores to change their color, and it's all controlled by their brain. How cool is that?Overall, I've really enjoyed learning about nature and the environment in our English class. It's made me appreciate the natural world even more and has inspired me to do my part in taking care of our planet. I hope that when I grow up, I can work in a job that helps protect the environment, like being a park ranger or a conservationist.Well, that's all for now! I hope you found my essay interesting and that you learned something new about naturetoo. Remember, we all have a responsibility to take care of the world we live in, so let's do our part to keep it beautiful and healthy for generations to come.。
五年级英语作文下册第二单元护校版
五年级英语作文下册第二单元护校版全文共3篇示例，供读者参考篇1My Super Cool Summer VacationThis summer was the best summer ever! I had so much fun and did a ton of awesome things. First off, my family went on an amazing trip to the beach. We stayed in this really cool beach house right on the ocean. Every morning I would wake up and run outside to look at the waves crashing on the shore. The ocean air smelled so salty and fresh.My brother and I spent hours every day playing in the sand and swimming in the ocean. We had contests to see who could make the biggest sandcastle and who could swim out the furthest. I'm a much better swimmer than him, so I won that one for sure! We also went boogie boarding a few times, which was a blast. The waves were huge and I wiped out and got tossed around like a rag doll, but it was still really fun.In the evenings, we would have bonfires on the beach and roast marshmallows for s'mores. My little sister isn't a very good marshmallow roaster yet, so hers always caught on fire. But mydad is an expert and his marshmallows came out perfect every time - a crispy golden brown outside and warm and gooey inside. Yum!One of the coolest things we did was go on a whale watching tour. We went out on this huge boat and sailed miles away from land, looking for whales. The ocean was pretty rocky that day, and I thought I was going to get seasick. But then the captain shouted "There they are!" and pointed to some splashing in the distance. We all rushed over and saw three massive humpback whales! They were incredible - spouting water high into the air and slapping their gigantic tails. I'll never forget that experience.After the beach, we headed up to the mountains to visit my grandparents for a week. They live way out in the countryside, with just a few farms and houses nearby. My grandpa used to be a farmer when he was younger, so he took me and my siblings out to the barn to see the animals every day. We got to pet the cows, feed the pigs, and even ride a horse named Daisy! That was my first time riding a horse and I was a little nervous, but Daisy was very calm and friendly.My grandma showed us all her beautiful gardens that she's been working on for years and years. She has roses, tulips,daffodils, you name it! She let us pick some flowers to make bouquets to decorate the kitchen table. I made mine in a rainbow pattern - red roses, orange marigolds, yellow daffodils, green ferns, blue hydrangeas, and purple irises. Didn't it sound pretty?On the 4th of July, my grandparents took us into town for a big celebration and fireworks show. We gotto watch a parade first, with marching bands, people on floats throwing candy, and horses all decked out in red, white, and blue. Then we had a picnic in the town park, eating hot dogs, watermelon, and apple pie. For the fireworks, we spread out blankets on a huge field and laid back to watch them. The fireworks were unbelievable! Massive colorful explosions of light in all different shapes and patterns. It felt like I was getting showered in sparkling rainbows. What an amazing way to wrap up my summer break.I also got to spend plenty of time just hanging out at home with my friends in between our family trips. We rode our bikes to the pool nearly every day to go swimming. I practiced holding my breath underwater to see how long I could stay under. My record was 58 seconds! Not too shabby.My best friend Jack had a huge trampoline in his backyard, so we spent hours every day just bouncing away. We worked ondoing flips and twists in the air, but the highest I could go was just a teensy front tuck. Jack was able to do back flips though - I was pretty jealous! We also had tournaments seeing who could do the craziest tricks and who could jump the highest. I won most of those since I'm lighter and can jump higher. In your face, Jack!We built ramps and did some sweet jumps with our skateboards and scooters too. I had a new skateboardthat I was dying to practice with. I mostly just worked on my balance and turning, but Jack was already good enough to go up and down ramps and do little air tricks. One time I went way too fast, hit a rock, and went flying off my skateboard! I scraped up my knee and elbow pretty bad, but what can I say? No pain, no gain!Sleepovers were definitely one of the biggest highlights. We would stay up pretty much all night telling scary stories, pigging out on chips and candy, watching movies and playing video games. The trick was trying not to laugh too loud and wake up our parents! One time we were up till 4am just cracking up at this dumb movie, and Jack's mom came barging in demanding we go to sleep. Oops!Ahh, I already miss those lazy summer days with no school, no schedule, and no worries. Just nonstop fun in the sun! Eventhough it's already September, I'm holding onto that summer feeling as long as I can. 5th grade started this week, but my brain is still in vacation mode. Good luck to my teachers trying to get me to pay attention! This was hands down the most awesome summer ever, and I made a million fabulous memories to look back on all year long.篇2My Best FriendI have a really great best friend named Michael. We've known each other since we were just little kids in preschool. Michael is the funniest and most caring person I know.Michael always makes me laugh with his silly jokes and funny faces. One time in class, he tied a banana peel to his head and pretended to be a crazy monkey man. The whole class cracked up, even though Ms. Wilson tried really hard not to giggle. Michael definitely has a special talent for being goofy in a hilarious way.But Michael is much more than just a class clown. He's also an incredibly kind friend who looks out for me. Like the time we were playing kickball at recess last year. I went to kick the ball but completely missed and fell flat on my face. Some of the otherkids started laughing at me, but not Michael. He came right over, helped me up, and told everyone to stop laughing because I could have gotten really hurt. Then he gave me a big reassuring smile and high five. Michael knew just what to say to make me feel better.We've had so many fun adventures and made so many awesome memories together over the years. There was the time we had an epic leaf pile jumping contest and ended up totally covered in mud. Or when we tried to put on a magic show for our parents and accidently made his little sister disappear for like 20 minutes. Big whoops on that one! We've been through a lot, but Michael has always been by my side as my closest pal.Michael is also wicked smart and amazing at tons of different things. He gets straight A's in every subject, especially math where he's like a human calculator. Michael represented our school at the district spelling bee two years in a row. He's an incredible artist too - he can draw the most lifelike pictures of animals and landscapes. And get this - Michael is a total rock star on the piano! I've watched him play incredible classical pieces that sound more difficult than anything I could ever dream of playing. I'm constantly in awe of his wide range of talents.But what really makes Michael such an incredible friend is how humble he is about all of his abilities. He never brags or acts arrogant, even though he's gifted in so many ways. When I tell him "Wow Michael, you're so smart and talented!" he always says something modest like "Aw thanks, but I'm nothing that special." Yes you are Michael! You're extraordinary and brilliant, but also so humble and down-to-earth. That's why you're my best friend.Even though Michael excels at so much, he never makes me feel inferior about the things I struggle with. Like when I was having a really hard time with fractions in math class. Michael could obviously grasp the concepts without even trying. But instead of showing off and making me feel worse, he spent hours patiently explaining fractions to me in different ways until I finally understood. Michael is always willing to lend a helping hand or explain something as many times as I need. Because he's a true friend who sincerely wants to see me succeed too.Not only is Michael academically gifted, he's an incredible athlete as well. He's the fastest runner in our grade and can outshoot everyone else on the basketball court. One time our P.E. teacher, Coach Rhodes, told Michael he should consider going pro someday. Yet even with all his natural talent, Michael never gloats or thinks he's better than others. At the same time, he'snot afraid to try new sports and make mistakes while learning. Like when he went out for the school soccer team and kept accidently scoring goals for the wrong side. I admire how Michael fearlessly puts himself out there and keeps trying his best, win or lose.Michael hasn't let his many gifts and talents go to his head at all. He's just a normal, down-to-earth kid who loves having fun and being a good friend. Whether we're running around outside or hanging out playing video games, Michael always makes any activity 100 times more enjoyable and exciting just by being himself.More than anything, I'm grateful for how accepting and non-judgmental Michael has been toward me over the years. Some of the other kids have teased me for being a little chubby or not being great at sports. But not Michael - he has always shown me unconditional friendship no matter what. When I was struggling with low self-confidence last year and feeling really insecure about my weight, Michael said "Ben, you're perfect just the way you are. Don't ever change for anyone else." Just having one good friend who validated me and boosted my self-esteem like that meant more to me than anything.One of my favorite memories is when Michael invited me over for a sleepover on my birthday last summer. It was just the two of us, but we had an absolute blast. We stayed up all night watching silly movies, attempting to wrap each other like mummies with toilet paper, gorging ourselves on pizza and ice cream, and battling in an epic pillow fight that practically destroyed his room. When my mom came to pick me up the next day, she hardly recognized me through my tornado of messy hair and big goofy grin. "Did you two have fun?" she laughed. Oh mom, you have no idea - that night was one of the best of my whole life. All thanks to Michael making my birthday so special and memorable.Not only is Michael my best friend, he's also become like another member of my family over the years. My parents adore him, and he's just as comfortable at my house as his own. We'll often have Michael over for Sunday dinners, and he doesn't even have to ask to stay the night. My little sister absolutely adores him too. She's constantly following us around and trying to imitate Michael, which he thinks is just the cutest thing. I'm lucky that my friend has become so integrated into my family's life too. It's like I have an extra brother.I'm so thankful and blessed to have a best friend like Michael in my life. He's hilarious, humble, kind, smart, multi-talented, loyal, accepting, reassuring, and an all-around amazing person. Michael brightens every single day with his positive attitude, beaming smile, and wacky sense of humor. I don't know what I would do without him by my side!With Michael as my best friend, I know I can get through any challenge or tough time. When I'm doubting or hard on myself, Michael reminds me how capable I am. When I'm feeling sad or insecure, Michael's caring words and big hugs never fail to cheer me up. He has an incredible gift for always knowing the perfect thing to say or do to make me feel better about myself and life. Michael inspires me to be the best version of myself. Of course, our friendship is a two-way street, and I try my hardest to be just as supportive, caring, and loyal toward him.I hope Michael and I can continue being best friends for life. Maybe we'll be roommates in college, get jobs in the same city after graduating, and our kids will grow up being best friends too! No matter what the future holds, I'll always cherish the amazing gift of having such an incredible best friend by my side. Someone who accepts me for who I am, makes me laugh every single day, and stands beside me through thick and thin. A person like thatis rare and invaluable. So here's to you Michael - my outstanding, one-of-a-kind, lifelong best friend. I truly don't know what I'd do without you!篇3My Awesome Summer VacationSummer vacation is finally here! I've been counting down the days until school let out. Now I have two whole months to sleep in late, play video games, and hang out with my friends without any teachers assigning homework or quizzes. This is going to be the best summer ever!The first week of vacation, my family didn't have any big plans. We just relaxed at home. I slept until noon almost every day. My mom kept telling me I was going to ruin my schedule, but I didn't care. After staying up late playing games online with my friends, I deserved to sleep in! In the afternoons, I met up with Jayden and Tyler at the park near our houses. We would play basketball, football, or just hang out. A few times we grabbed lunch from the food trucks. Those Korean beef tacos are crazy good!In the second week, my cousins Emma and Liam came to stay with us from California. Having them here made everythingmore fun and exciting. We went swimming at the community pool every day and had epic cannon ball competitions to see who could make the biggest splash. Emma and I usually won since Liam is such a little pipsqueak. He hated when we teased him about that. My dad took us all mini golfing too. Liam actually won that game which shocked everybody. The hot dog kids' meal I had wasn't very good though. The bun was super stale.The third week, we went on a camping trip in the mountains. We stayed at a cabin in the woods with no TV, internet or video games. I thought I would be really bored, but it ended up being a blast! We went hiking, caught fish in the lake, and made s'mores over the campfire every night. One morning, we even saw a huge elk walking right through our campsite! My little brother got scared and cried, but I thought it was cool. We also went whitewater rafting on the river. That was my favorite part. Our guide told us stories about people falling out of the raft and drifting downstream. I kept pretending to fall over the edge on purpose just to freak my mom out.When Emma and Liam went back home, my family took a trip down to Ocean City in Maryland for a few days. We walked along the boardwalk, played games at the arcades, and went on all the ridiculously spinning and turning rides on the rollercoasters. I even convinced my dad to go on the upside down hanging coaster with me. His face turned bright red and he looked like he was going to puke at any second. It was hilarious! The best part was our hotel room overlooking the beach. Each morning, I could look right out the window and see the sun rising over the ocean.For the last week before school started again, we just hung around the neighborhood. I met up with my friends almost every day at the park or the pool. A few times we grabbed pizza or walked up to Sunny's for ice cream in the evening. Tyler's dad even took us to play miniature golf again. This time I was determined to beat Liam's score from our family trip. I ended up getting a hole-in-one on the final hole! My parents bought me a slushie from the concession stand to celebrate. That blue raspberry syrup stained my whole mouth bright blue. I probably looked so stupid, but it was worth it for that amazing brain freeze treat.Even though I accomplished my main goals of sleeping in late and hanging with friends, this summer ended up being so much more. Making s'mores in the wilderness, riding insane roller coasters, seeing a massive elk stride through my campsite - Those are memories I'll never forget! Sure, I'm a little bummedthat vacation is over and I have to go back to boring lectures, quizzes, and homework. But fifth grade has always been my favorite, and I'm honestly excited to see my friends again every day. This was an awesome summer, but I have a feeling the coming school year is going to be even better!。
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英语新目标下册第二单元作文范文全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1My Wonderful Summer VacationThis past summer was the best one yet! I had so much fun and did a ton of exciting things. Since I'm going into fourth grade now, I'll share all about my amazing summer adventures.The very first day of summer vacation, my family went to the beach. We drove about two hours to reach the beautiful sandy shores. I love the beach so much - playing in the waves, building sandcastles, and collecting pretty seashells. This time, I found several neat shells including a few sand dollars. We also went swimming and bodyboarding in the ocean. The water was refreshingly cool on that hot day. For lunch, we had a picnic on the beach with sandwiches, chips, and fresh fruit. I made sure to reapply plenty of sunscreen so I didn't get sunburnt. We stayed until sunset, watching the sky turn brilliant shades of orange, pink, and purple. It was a perfect start to my summer break.A few days later, my aunt and uncle visited from across the country. They took us to an amusement park which was sothrilling! My favorite ride was the huge roller coaster with all the crazy loops and drops. I screamed the entire time but it was so exhilarating. We also went on the Tilt-A-Whirl which spun us around rapidly. I nearly got dizzy but it was really fun. Of course, we played lots of games and won prizes too. I came home with a giant stuffed bear that's nearly as big as me! The best part was getting to spend quality time with my relatives that we don't see very often.A week later, my family went camping in the mountains for three nights. We hiked along scenic trails, toasted marshmallows by the campfire, and slept in our cozy tent under a canopy of bright stars. One morning, we spotted a family of deer grazing just a short distance from our campsite! I took lots of pictures of the beautiful scenery and wildlife. Camping let me really appreciate the wonders of nature. I felt so peaceful being surrounded by towering trees, babbling streams, and crisp mountain air. I can't wait to go camping again.For my birthday in late July, my parents took me and a few friends to the city's amazing science museum. We watched a super cool 3D movie about planets and galaxies that made it feel like we were soaring through space. Then we explored all the hands-on exhibits about electricity, magnetism, the human body,and more. My favorite was the section about dinosaurs - I love those prehistoric giants! We got to dig for simulated fossils and see the huge realistic animatronics. There was also an awesome virtual reality experience that transported us to the Jurassic era. What an epic birthday celebration!Towards the end of the summer, my family hosted a big backyard barbecue and pool party. My parents grilled up tons of yummy food like hamburgers, hot dogs, and corn on the cob. Once we finished eating, it was time for a cannon ball contest in the pool! We had a blast playing pool games and trying to see who could make the biggest splash. The ice cream truck even came by so we all got delicious frozen treats. When it got dark, we lit some sparklers and drew bright patters in the night air. It was such a fun way to spend time with all our friends and family before summer ended.Those are just some of the highlights from my amazing summer adventures. We did so many entertaining activities and made incredible memories together as a family. I'm grateful for the opportunity to explore new places, try new experiences, and enjoy my break from school. While I'm sad summer is over, I had an absolute blast these past few months. Now I'm refreshed andready to start fourth grade! I can't wait to see what other exciting journeys are in store.篇2Our Amazing School TripLast month, my class went on the most amazing school trip ever! We visited a farm and got to see and do so many cool things. I'm going to tell you all about it.It was a bright sunny morning when we boarded the big yellow bus to head to Sunnybrook Farm. My best friend Sam sat next to me and we could hardly contain our excitement. We had been looking forward to this trip for weeks!After a 45 minute drive into the countryside, we finally arrived. The farm was huge, with wide open fields, a big red barn, tractors and animals everywhere you looked. We gathered around Mr. Brooks, our teacher, as he went over the rules and schedule for the day.Our first stop was the animal barns to see the cows, pigs, sheep and chickens up close. I loved watching the baby chicks scurry around and peeping away. Sam and I even got to feedsome carrots to the bunnies! Their little noses twitched as they nibbled the treats right from our hands.Next, we headed over to the milking parlor to learn about how cows are milked. The big gentle cows walked in and stood patiently as the machines started humming and pumping out the fresh milk. I had no idea cows produced so much milk each day! The milk gets stored in these big cooled tanks before being trucked off to stores and factories.For the third activity, we got to watch a live sheep shearing demonstration. One of the farmers brought out a bigfluffy sheep and soon had its wool coat sheared right off with a special electric razor. It went from a big woolly ball to a skinny naked sheep in just minutes! The farmer explained how important it is to shear sheep every year before summer to keep them cool. We all got to take home a tuft of soft wool as a souvenir.Finally, it was time for my favorite part of all - the tractor hayride! We all piled into the flat trailer pulled by a huge green tractor and went bumpity-bumping through the fields. We rode past rows of crops like corn, soybeans, and tomato plants. Mr. Brooks taught us about how farmers have to take special care of their soil and crops without using too many fertilizers orpesticides which can harm the environment. Farmers are the original environmentalists!At one point, the tractor stopped at a little orchard of fruit trees. The farmer handed out baskets and we all raced to pick fresh apples, pears and plums right off the branches. I had never tasted fruit so delicious, warm and crisp from the sunshine! Eating those juicy apples covered in a sweet sticky sauce is a memory I'll never forget.After the hayride, it was lunchtime. We had a picnic under the big oak trees, still munching on our fresh-picked fruit and talking nonstop about all the amazing things we had seen and done so far. Some of the adults even set up tables and grills to cook hamburgers and hot dogs!With full bellies, we had just enough energy left for one last activity - a petting zoo and pony rides! The petting zoo had the cutest little piglets, lambs, chicks, rabbits and kid goats. They were so adorable and friendly, running around and looking for scratches and cuddles. I was afraid the ponies would be smelly, but they had been freshly brushed and were very gentle as we took turns riding them around a little corral.Finally, it was time to reboard the bus for the ride back to school. I felt so tired but so happy at the same time. We hadexperienced so many new things and learned so much about how a real farm works. What an awesome, unforgettable day!As we pulled back into the school parking lot, Ms. Brooks reminded us that we would be writing thank you letters to the farmers next week. I already had lots of ideas - I wanted to thank them for their hard work and for showing us around. Because of them, I now know where my food comes from and why it's so important to protect farms and the environment.Most of all, I felt grateful to go to a school that lets us go on such cool field trips. Sitting in a classroom reading from textbooks is okay, but getting out into the real world and learning with all five senses is so much better. I can't wait for the next amazing trip!篇3My Favorite PetHave you ever had a pet? I have a really special pet that I just love. Her name is Daisy and she's a beautiful golden retriever.I've had her for three years ever since she was a tiny little puppy. Taking care of Daisy is one of my favorite things in the world!When Daisy was just a few months old, she was so tiny that I could pick her up and carry her around. She loved cuddling up in my lap or my arms. She was very playful and energetic, always running around and wanting to play fetch or tug-of-war with her toys. But she was also really good at listening to me and my parents when we trained her. Within a few weeks, she learned to sit, stay, lie down, and other basic commands.As Daisy got bigger, she got stronger and more energetic too. She loves going for walks and runs with me and my dad. I have so much fun throwing a ball or frisbee for her to chase after in the park. Her favorite game is fetch - she can play it for hours and hours without getting tired! Daisy is also a very good swimmer. In the summer, we take her to the lake and she doggie paddles around retrieving sticks that we throw into the water.Taking care of Daisy takes a lot of work though. Every morning, I have to fill up her food and water bowls. And at least once a day, usually in the evening, it's my job to take her for a nice long walk around the neighborhood. I really don't mind though because I love spending time with her. I also have to help brush her beautiful golden fur to keep it from getting tangled or matted. Bathing Daisy is probably her least favorite thing - shehates getting wet! But it has to be done every few weeks to keep her smelling fresh and clean.The hardest part about having a dog is that Daisy needs lots of attention and playtime. Dogs are very social animals and they get lonely if left alone for too long. Sometimes I feel bad when I have to leave her at home to go to school all day. But my parents take good care of her while I'm gone. And as soon as I get home, the first thing I do is give Daisy a big hug and pet her. Then we go out to play in the backyard together. She gets so excited, wagging her tail like crazy and showering me with doggy kisses!Even though Daisy needs a lot of care and attention, I'm so glad we have her as part of our family. She brings us so much happiness, companionship, and unconditional love. I've learned a lot about being a responsible pet owner by helping to take care of Daisy's needs. She's also taught me the importance of exercise, patience, and being kind to animals. Daisy is truly my best friend in the whole world. I don't know what I'd do without her!篇4My Summer Vacation AdventureWow, what an amazing summer vacation I just had! It was full of fun, excitement and even a little bit of danger. Let me tell you all about it!It started on the first day of summer break. My parents had a big surprise for me and my little sister Emily. They told us we were going on a big family trip to the mountains for two whole weeks! I was so excited because I just love the outdoors and going on adventures.We packed up our car with tons of camping gear like tents, sleeping bags, a portable stove, and enough snacks to feed an entire army. The drive took forever, but I didn't mind because I got to look out the window at all the beautiful trees and landscapes whizzing by. Finally, after what felt like years, we arrived at the most gorgeous campground I had ever seen. It was right next to a huge lake with crystal clear blue water. The campsite itself was nestled among tall pine trees that seemed to stretch up and touch the sky.Dad got right to work setting up our tent while Mom started unpacking all our stuff. Emily and I decided to go exploring around the campsite. We found a little trail that led down to the lake and went for a swim. The water was a bit chilly at first, but it felt so refreshing and nice after being stuck in the hot car all day.We splashed around for a while until Mom called us back for dinner.That night, we had a campfire and roasted marshmallows for s'mores. Have you ever had a s'more before? They are absolutely delicious! You take a roasted marshmallow and squish it between two graham crackers with a piece of chocolate. The melted marshmallow and warm chocolate make such a yummy combination. We sang silly campfire songs while the stars twinkled brightly above us. I felt so happy and peaceful being out in nature with my family.The next few days were filled with all kinds of awesome outdoor activities. We went on long hikes through the forest and saw lots of cool plants, bugs and even came across a family of deer! They were so graceful and beautiful. We also did some fishing in the lake and managed to catch a few little fish that we cooked up over the campfire for dinner one night.One morning, Dad took us on a crazy adventure. We strapped on our hiking boots and backpacks full of supplies, and set off on an all-day hike up into the mountains. The higher we climbed, the narrower and trickier the trail became. At times, we had to scramble over huge boulders and fallen trees. My legs were getting really tired but I didn't want to complain. Finally,after hours of hiking, we reached the top of the mountain. The view was just breathtaking! We could see for miles and miles in every direction. Towering, snow-capped peaks surrounded us and a brilliant blue sky stretched out overhead.We stopped to eat our packed lunches and just soak in the incredible scenery. I felt so small compared to the vastness of the mountains, but in a good way. It made me realize how amazing nature truly is. On the way back down, things got a little scary. We took a wrong turn somewhere and ended up totally lost! None of the trails or landmarks looked familiar at all. Dad remained calm, but I could tell Mom was getting pretty worried. We wandered around aimlessly for what seemed like forever until we finally recognized the huge boulder shaped like a elephant that we had passed on our way up. What a relief! From then on, we carefully retraced our steps and soon made it back to our campsite just as night was falling.That night, we had the most delicious dinner ever. Just some simple hot dogs and baked beans, but they tasted absolutely amazing after our huge hiking adventure that day. I was so exhausted that I fell into a deep sleep almost as soon as my head hit the pillow inside our cozy tent.The rest of our camping trip was a little more low-key after that crazy day of mountain hiking and getting lost. We spent time just relaxing by the lake, canoeing around its calm waters, and playing fun camp games together at night like charades and ghost stories. All too soon, the two weeks had flown by and it was time to go back home.As we drove away, I looked back at the beautiful mountains one last time and felt a little sadness in my heart to be leaving such an amazing place. But I also felt so grateful that I got to experience such an incredible adventure with my family. We made so many wonderful memories that I'll never forget. Adventures like this are what summer is all about - spending quality time together while exploring the great outdoors. Who knows what exciting trip we'll go on next year? I can't wait to find out!篇5My Favorite Subject - Science!Hey there! I'm David, a fourth grader at Maple Grove Elementary School. Today I want to tell you all about my favorite subject - science! Science is just the coolest thing ever. We get to learn about how the world works by doing really fun experimentsand projects. Way better than just reading from a textbook if you ask me!In science class, we've been learning about different types of energy recently. Energy is what makes things happen and allows things to move. There's heat energy from the sun that warms up the earth. Kinetic energy is the energy of motion like a baseball flying through the air. And potential energy is stored energy like the energy in a wound up toy car before you let it go. Energy is everywhere!One of my favorite experiments we did was with potential and kinetic energy. Ms. Johnson, my science teacher, had us make little rubber band cars out of pencils, rubber bands, plastic bottles and straws. We got to wind up the rubber band and let the car go, watching how it moved across the floor. It was so cool! Some of the cars went super fast and far while others barely moved at all. We had to think about friction and how much potential energy was stored in the wound up rubber band. Making adjustments to reduce friction or add more potential energy really made those cars zoom. Science is awesome!Another topic I thought was fascinating was learning about heat energy and thermal insulators. We did this experiment where we wrapped thermometers in different materials likealuminum foil, cotton balls, styrofoam, etc. Then we put a heating lamp directly above each wrapped thermometer. After 10 minutes, we measured the temperature to see which materials were the best insulators at trapping heat. The styrofoam cup was by far the best insulator - who knew?! Observing how different materials conduct or insulate heat energy made me appreciate things like insulated coffee mugs and winter jackets way more. Science explains so much about our everyday world.But my absolute favorite unit so far has been our recent one on electricity and circuits. I'll never look at a lamp or my Xbox the same way again! We built these simple circuits using batteries, wires and light bulbs. At first it was hard to get the bulb to light up because everything had to be connected properly in a closed loop. Once I got it though, I had a blast making more complex circuits with multiple batteries and bulbs. I even wired up a tiny motor to run off the battery power! Making an electric circuit hands-on was much more memorable than just reading about it.That's actually one of the best parts of science class - we barely use our textbooks. Instead of just lectures, Ms. Johnson has us do a lot of fun, interactive activities and experiments. That really helps the concepts stick in my brain instead of going in one ear and out the other. I'm a hands-on learner for sure. I'lltake building an erupting baking soda volcano over reading about volcanoes any day!Science also gets me using other skills beyond just memorizing facts. We have to make hypotheses about what we think will happen in an experiment, then observe closely and record data. After that, we analyze the data, look for patterns, and draw conclusions. It's like being a real scientist! Critical thinking and problem solving are huge. Science doesn't just give you the answers - you have to figure things out for yourself through investigation and experimentation. That's what makes it so fun and interesting to me.I also love that we get to ask lots of questions in science. Curiosity is really encouraged, not shushed like in some other classes. If I wonder how something works or why something happens, I can just raise my hand and ask Ms. Johnson. She's always happy to explain things further or have us explore our questions more. Science isn't just memorizing stuff - it's about constantly asking questions and solving mysteries about the world around us. How cool is that?With science, you're never really done learning and discovering either. There's always more to explore and new frontiers being studied by scientists everywhere. Maybe one dayI'll even get to be a scientist myself! I've thought it might be awesome to be an astronomer studying faraway galaxies or maybe a marine biologist exploring undiscovered species in the depths of the ocean. Or perhaps I'll help develop new renewable energy sources as an environmental scientist. The possibilities are endless when you're interested in science!Speaking of new discoveries, did you hear that scientists recently found a novel species of shrimp living in the Mariana Trench? That's the deepest part of any ocean on Earth! How crazy is it that there are still undiscovered life forms on our very own planet, just waiting to be found? Researching the unknown and making new contributions to human knowledge has to be one of the most exciting jobs out there for scientists. I'd love to have a career where I'm always learning and getting closer to understanding the secrets of our universe.Well, I could probably go on and on about my love for science, but I'll wrap it up for now. Hopefully you can see why it's so fascinating and awesome to me. With the hands-on experiments, focus on questioning and problem solving, connections to the real world, and potential for future discovery, science is easily my favorite subject. Now if you'll excuse me, I have to go charge up my battery for tonight's simple machinehomework - using my newfound electrical engineering skills, of course! Science rocks!篇6My Favorite Animal - The Panda BearDo you know what my favorite animal is? It's the panda bear! Pandas are sooooo cute and cuddly. I just love their black and white fur and their round tummies. When I see pictures of baby pandas, I can't help but go "awwwww!"Pandas are really cool animals. They are bears, but they mostly just eat bamboo leaves and shoots. Can you believe a big furry bear mostly just eats plants? Pandas live in the bamboo forests of central China. They have to eat a huge amount of bamboo each day, like as much as 20-40 pounds! That's because bamboo doesn't have a lot of nutrients, so they have to eat a ton of it.Another neat thing about pandas is how they grip the bamboo with their special wrist bones and thumb. Their thumbs aren't like our thumbs, they're actually extended wrist bones, but they can use them just like thumbs to grab onto the bamboo stalks. Isn't that clever? Pandas are really well designed for their bamboo diet.Pandas give birth to the cutest, tiniest babies called cubs. A newborn panda cub is so small, only weighing about 4-8 ounces! That's smaller than a lot of people's house cats. The moms have to take very good care of their babies because they are so tiny and fragile at birth. For the first couple months, the moms cradle their cubs and don't really let them go. How sweet is that?When the cubs get a little bigger after a few months, they start playing and tumbling around. Oh man, watching baby pandas play is just the cutest thing ever! They climb all over their moms, wrestle each other, and just look totally adorable the whole time. I've seen so many videos of baby pandas on the internet and I can watch them all day long.As much as I love baby pandas, adult pandas are amazing too. Adult pandas are such gentle, peaceful giants. They are deceptively large, weighing up to 350 pounds, but have an incredible calmness about them. Of course, you wouldn't ever want to get too close because even though they are gentle, they are still powerful wild bears. But from a distance, they just seem like these relaxed, zen-like creatures munching away on bamboo all day without a care in the world. Doesn't that sound nice?Unfortunately, pandas are an endangered species, which means there are not many of them left in the wild. This makes mesuper sad because I love pandas so much and want to make sure they never disappear from the earth. The main threat to pandas is habitat loss. As forests are cleared for farms, roads, and buildings, it destroys the pandas' natural bamboo forest homes. Without their bamboo diet, pandas cannot survive.This is why I think it's really important that we work to protect pandas and their bamboo forest habitats. People in China have created special panda reserves where the forests are guarded so the pandas can live safely with plenty of bamboo to eat. There are also breeding programs at zoos and research centers to make sure the panda population keeps growing. Whenever I go to the zoo, the panda exhibit is my favorite one to visit. I could watch those fuzzy bamboo-munchers all day!Pandas are just the most delightful, gentle, charming creatures. Between their distinctive black and white markings, their adorable baby cubs, their peaceful bamboo-eating nature, and their role as an emblem of conservation, I am completely panda-obsessed. I really hope that through education and habitat protection, we can make sure these amazing animals never disappear. The world needs to hang onto its pandas - they just bring too much joy and smiles! Don't you agree? Pandas are simply the best.。
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外研版三起六下英语第三模块二单元作文题全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1My Summer Vacation AdventuresThe final school bell rang loudly, signaling the start of summer vacation. I couldn't wait to have fun and go on adventures over the long break from classes! My parents had promised we would go on a big trip this year.First up was a journey to my aunt and uncle's farm out in the countryside. I was so excited because they have all sorts of animals and wide open spaces to explore. The train ride there felt like it took forever, but I passed the time by reading comics and looking out the window at the scenery whizzing by.When we finally arrived, the fresh country air hit my nose. It smelled so different from the city I'm used to – there were scents of flowers, trees, and even some animal smells too! My aunt gave me a big hug as soon as I stepped off the train. "Danny, you've grown so much since last year!" she exclaimed.My uncle was waiting with the truck to drive us the rest of the way to their farm. I loved feeling the warm summer breeze through the open truck windows on the ride there. As soon as we pulled up, the farm dogs Rufus and Daisy came running up, tails wagging like crazy. They sure were excited to see us!After saying our hellos, my aunt and uncle put me straight to work – there's always lots of chores on a farm! First they had me slop the pigs. That means I had to carry buckets of smelly food waste out to the pig pen and dump it into their troughs. The pigs went wild for it, snorting and grunting as they dug their snouts into the slop. It was pretty gross but also kind of funny to watch!Next, I gathered eggs from the chicken coop with my aunt. I had to be very careful not to startle the hens and make them scatter. We collected over four dozen eggs from all the different nesting boxes. My aunt said we'd have enough for a huge breakfast in the morning.For dinner, we had a amazing home-cooked meal of my uncle's famous fried chicken, mashed potatoes, gravy, green beans, and biscuits. I stuffed myself until I could barely move! After our bellies were full, we all sat out on the porch as the sun went down. Thousands of fireflies started twinkling in the fields,putting on a natural light show just for us. My cousin and I tried catching some in mason jars, but they're pretty quick!That night, I fell into a deep sleep to the sounds of crickets and the occasional cow moo from the barn. Waking up on the farm was such a fun experience. The roosters crowed bright and early, and I could smell bacon sizzling as soon as I opened my eyes. We had a big country breakfast, then went out to tend to the other animals.I got to feed and pet the cows, horses, sheep, goats, and chickens. My favorite was definitely the friendly old horse named Buttercup. She let me brush her mane and feed her apples right from my hand. The baby chicks were pretty cute too, all fuzzy and peeping around. I even got to take a ride on the tractor with my uncle while he worked the fields!Too soon, it was time to leave and head off for our next summer adventure. I was sad to say goodbye to all the animals, but excited for what was coming next – a trip to the beach! My aunt packed us a picnic basket full of sandwiches, fruit, cookies, and lemonade for the journey.After another train ride, this time I could start to smell the salty ocean air. My face lit up as soon as I saw the sparkling blue waves and miles of sandy beach stretching out before us. Wequickly set up our umbrella, towels, and chairs to secure our spot.I ripped off my shirt and shoes as fast as lightning, feeling the warm sand between my toes. "Last one in is a rotten egg!" I shouted, sprinting towards the ocean. I loved the refreshing coolness of the water as I plunged in and emerged giggling. The waves were perfect for bodyboarding and bodysurf ing. My dad and I spent hours riding them until our fingers were pruney.For lunch we feasted on the delicious picnic basket feast while sitting on our big beach blanket. Afterward, I carefully constructed an elaborate sand castle community, carving out roads, houses, a castle, and even a moat all around it. My mom and I had a contest to see who could find the prettiest seashells. There were so many to choose from in all different shapes, colors, and sizes!As the sun started to sink lower in the sky, we built a cozy campfire right there on the beach. We roasted marshmallows until they were perfectly golden brown, then squished them between graham crackers and chocolate bars to make deliciously gooey s'mores. With my belly full of sweet treats, I snuggled up篇2Title: My Unforgettable Summer AdventureIt was the first day of summer vacation, and I was brimming with excitement. No more school, no more homework, and no more waking up early in the morning! I had grand plans for this summer – playing video games, watching movies, and just lazing around. Little did I know that this summer would turn out to be the most adventurous one of my life!It all started when my parents announced that we were going on a hiking trip to the mountains. At first, I was not too thrilled about the idea. Hiking? In the scorching summer heat? I would much rather stay at home, comfortably lounging on the couch with a bag of chips and some refreshing lemonade. However, my parents insisted that it would be a great opportunity for me to explore the great outdoors and get some exercise.So, with a reluctant heart, I packed my backpack with snacks, water bottles, and a couple of changes of clothes. We set off early in the morning, driving for hours until we reached the foot of the mountain range. As we began our ascent, I was immediately struck by the stunning beauty of nature that surrounded us. Towering trees lined the trail, their branches swaying gently in the cool breeze. Wildflowers bloomed invibrant colors, adding a touch of whimsy to the rugged landscape.At first, the hike was relatively easy, but as we ventured deeper into the mountains, the terrain became more challenging. Rocky paths, steep inclines, and narrow ledges tested our endurance. My legs ached, and sweat trickled down my forehead, but the breathtaking vistas around every bend kept me going. We caught glimpses of majestic waterfalls cascading down rocky cliffs, and encountered playful squirrels scampering across the trail.After several hours of hiking, we reached our destination – a picturesque mountain lake nestled amid the peaks. Thecrystal-clear water reflected the surrounding mountains like a mirror, and a gentle breeze rippled across its surface. We set up our tents and enjoyed a well-deserved picnic lunch, savoring the fresh mountain air and the tranquility of our surroundings.In the afternoon, my parents suggested that we explore the area around the lake. Armed with a map and a compass, we embarked on a short hike along the lakeshore. It was during this hike that we stumbled upon an unexpected surprise – a family of deer grazing peacefully in a meadow. We froze in our tracks, not wanting to disturb these majestic creatures. For what felt like aneternity, we watched them graze, their graceful movements captivating our attention.As the sun began to set, we made our way back to our campsite, exhausted but exhilarated by the day's adventures. We built a campfire, roasted marshmallows, and swapped stories under the starry night sky. I had never seen so many stars in my life, twinkling like diamonds against the inky blackness.The next morning, we packed up our gear and began the descent back to our starting point. As we hiked down the mountain, I couldn't help but feel a sense of accomplishment. I had conquered my fears, pushed through the physical challenges, and experienced the raw beauty of nature firsthand.In the days and weeks that followed, I found myself reminiscing about our hiking adventure. The memories of the lush forests, the crystal-clear lake, and the majestic wildlife were etched into my mind forever. I realized that this summer had taught me valuable lessons about perseverance, appreciation for nature, and the importance of stepping out of my comfort zone.From that day on, I vowed to seek out more outdoor adventures and embrace the wonders that nature has to offer. Who knows what other unforgettable experiences await me in the great outdoors? This summer may have started as a reluctantjourney, but it turned out to be the catalyst for a lifelong love of hiking and exploration.篇3My Favorite Day of the WeekOh boy, you asked me about my favorite day of the week! That's such an easy question for me because I absolutely love Saturdays! Every Saturday is like a mini-vacation from school, homework, and all the responsibilities that come with being a kid. Don't get me wrong, I love learning and playing with my friends at school, but there's just something special about Saturdays that makes me feel all giddy inside.Let me tell you why Saturdays are the best days ever!First of all, I get to sleep in as late as I want! No more waking up to that annoying alarm clock or my mom's voice telling me it's time to get ready for school. On Saturdays, I can snuggle under my cozy blankets and dream about adventures in faraway lands or imagine myself as a superhero saving the world. Sometimes, I even pretend that I'm a famous explorer discovering new and exciting places. It's like my mind gets to go on a little vacation too!After I finally roll out of bed (sometimes as late as 10 or 11 o'clock!), I get to have the most delicious breakfast ever. My mom always makes my favorite foods on Saturday mornings –pancakes with lots of syrup, crispy bacon, and a tall glass of orange juice. Sometimes, if I'm really lucky, she'll even make her special chocolate chip waffles! Mmm, just thinking about it makes my mouth water.Once I'm all fueled up with a yummy breakfast, the real fun begins. Saturdays are the perfect days for adventures! My friends and I love to explore the great outdoors, whether it's hiking through the woods behind our houses or riding our bikes to the park. We pretend we're brave knights on a quest or intrepid explorers seeking hidden treasures. Sometimes, we even build forts out of branches and leaves, defending our imaginary kingdoms from invading armies (which are usually just squirrels or birds, but hey, a kid's gotta use their imagination!).If the weather is too rainy or cold for outdoor adventures, we have just as much fun staying inside. We'll have epic gaming tournaments, battling each other in our favorite video games or challenging ourselves with brain-teasing board games. Or, we'll have movie marathons, cuddled up on the couch with bowls ofpopcorn and candy, laughing at the silly antics of our favorite characters.But you know what my absolute favorite part of Saturdays is? Family time! With my dad working during the week and my sister and I busy with school, Saturdays are the perfect opportunity for us to spend quality time together. Sometimes, we'll have a big family breakfast at our favorite diner, swapping stories and cracking jokes over stacks of pancakes. Other times, we'll go on little day trips – maybe a hike in the mountains, a visit to a nearby museum, or even just a leisurely stroll around the neighborhood.No matter what we do, though, we always end up having the best time together. My dad is the master of silly jokes and goofy dances, and he always has us rolling on the floor with laughter. My sister and I might bicker sometimes, but on Saturdays, we're the best of friends, teaming up to play pranks on our parents or coming up with crazy ideas for our next big adventure.As the day winds down and the sun starts to set, we'll gather in the living room for a family movie night. We'll make a big bowl of buttery popcorn, snuggle up under blankets, and get lost in the magic of a good story unfolding on the screen. Sometimes, I even fall asleep right there on the couch, feeling safe and loved surrounded by my family.And that's why Saturdays are the best days ever! They're full of adventure, laughter, and quality time with the people I love most. Sure, Sundays are great too, but there's just something extra special about Saturdays that makes them truly magical.So, what's your favorite day of the week? I hope it's as awesome as mine! If not, maybe you should try filling it with more pancakes, outdoor adventures, and family movie nights. Trust me, those are the ingredients for the perfect Saturday!篇4My Summer Vacation AdventuresSummer vacation is the best time of the year for a kid! No more classes, homework or waking up super early. Just playing, relaxing and having fun all day long. This summer was extra special because my family went on an awesome adventure. Let me tell you all about it!It started on the first day of vacation when my mom and dad surprised me and my little brother Jake with news that we were going on a road trip! Mom said we'd be driving up to a place called Yellowstone National Park. I'd never heard of it before, but it sounded exciting.The drive took forever though! We were in the car for three whole days. Jake and I fought a lot because we were getting bored and antsy stuck in the backseat for so long. But my parents had prepared plenty of road trip games and activities to keep us busy. We played I-Spy, the license plate game, and sang along to fun road trip songs. Eventually we made it to Yellowstone!Wow, Yellowstone was amazing! It's this huge park with mountains, forests, rivers and all kinds of incredible wildlife. As soon as we arrived at our campsite, we saw a massive bull elk just wandering around. He had this huge rack of antlers - he looked so majestic and powerful. That night we roasted marshmallows and made s'mores around the campfire. I loved falling asleep in our cozy tent, listening to the crackle of the fire and the chirping crickets.Over the next few days, we explored so much of the park. We went on a hike through the woods and spotted lots of different animals like bison, deer, and even a black bear from a safe distance! The bear looked dangerous but also kind of cuddly. I wouldn't want to get too close though. We also saw incredible geysers that would errupt boiling hot water hundreds of feet intothe air every few hours. Old Faithful was the most famous one that we watched go off a few times.My favorite thing was swimming in the rivers and lakes though. The water was freezing cold since it was melted snow from the mountains. But it felt amazing to splash around on those hot summer days. Jake loved skipping rocks and tries to throw them across the whole river, but he could never make it. I'm much better at skipping rocks than him!We also went on a horseback trail ride one day. I篇5My Summer Vacation AdventureSummer vacation was finally here! No more waking up early, no more homework, no more tests. Just two full months of freedom and fun. I had been looking forward to this all year.On the first day of summer, I slept in until 10am. It felt SO good to sleep late. When I finally got up, I had a huge breakfast - pancakes, eggs, sausage, and orange juice. My parents let me eat as much as I wanted since there was no need to rush off to school.After breakfast, I went outside to play. The warm sun felt amazing on my face. I rode my bike around the neighborhood, ringing the bell and racing my friend Billy down the street. We made it a competition to see who could go the fastest without crashing. Thankfully, there weren't too many cars out since it was a weekday morning.In the afternoon, my parents took me to the community pool. Cannonball! I loved doing cannonballs off the diving board into the cold, refreshing water. I also enjoyed going down the twisting water slides. They were a little scary at first, but after the first couple of times I got used to the rushing water and sudden drops. I spent hours in the pool until my fingers and toes were all pruney.The next few days passed quickly in a blur of fun summer activities. One day we had a big neighborhood water balloon fight. The parents filled up thousands of balloons and the kids formed two teams. It was a total water-soaked battle royale! Another day, Mom took us to get ice cream cones piled high with sprinkles and hot fudge. The ice cream dribbled down our chins and arms, but we didn't care - it was absolute heaven on those sweltering summer days.About a week into summer vacation, my parents surprised me by saying we were going camping! I had never been camping before, so I was really excited and a little bit nervous. We packed up all our gear - tent, sleeping bags, camp stove, lots of snacks and supplies - and headed out to the mountains.Once we found a nice flat spot in the forest to set up camp, my dad showed me how to gather dry sticks and branches to build a campfire. It took a little while to get the flames going, but once the fire was crackling, we roasted hot dogs and mades'mores. The gooey melted chocolate and toasted marshmallows tasted incredible.That night, we slept in our tent under a canopy of bright stars. I could hear the hooting owls, chirping crickets, and the babbling creek nearby. Lying in my sleeping bag, I felt so small but also peaceful being out in the heart of nature.Over the next few days of camping, we went on some awesome hikes to explore the mountains. We saw woodpeckers, chipmunks, deer, and even a black bear from a safe distance! My legs got really tired from all the uphill climbing, but the views from the top were breathtaking. We could see forever - peaks, valleys, forests, and winding rivers in the distance. No buildings,no cars, no noise except the wind rustling through the pines. It was like being in another world.Another day, we drove to a nearby lake for swimming, canoeing, and fishing. I had never gone fishing before, so my dad taught me how to put a worm on the hook and cast out the line.I didn't catch anything that day, but it was still fun trying. The lake water was freezing cold but felt incredibly refreshing after hiking in the summer heat.On our last night of camping, we had a big bonfire and made foil packet meals with veggies, potatoes, and chicken. We ate the smoky campfire food as the sun set over the mountains. Sandwiched between my parents on a picnic blanket, I felt so happy and content in that moment.All too soon, our camping adventure came to an end. As we packed up and headed home, I felt a little bit sad to be leaving nature behind. But I also couldn't wait to tell my friends about my camping tales - about the raging bonfire, wildlife sightings, fishing attempts, and breathtaking mountain views. Maybe we could all go camping together next summer!The rest of my summer days passed in a whirlwind of fun. We attended neighborhood barbecues and block parties. I had lemonade stands with friends to try to earn some spendingmoney. We went to the movies to see the latest superhero flicks, my favorite. And of course, I spent plenty of time just lying around the house in my pajamas, playing video games and watching TV shows. Absolute bliss!Before I knew it, summer was nearly over. School registration packets arrived in the mail, alerting me that a new academic year was just around the corner. Part of me felt a little bummed that my carefree days of summer fun were ending. But another part of me felt篇6My Favorite HobbiesHi there! My name is Alex and I'm in the 6th grade. Today, I want to tell you all about my favorite hobbies. I have a few things I really enjoy doing when I'm not at school or doing my homework.First up is playing video games! I'm sure that's not a big surprise since most kids my age love gaming. My favorite games are adventure and puzzle games where you have to figure out clues and solve mysteries. I'm not as big of a fan of games with a lot of action and fighting. I like using my brain to figure thingsout! My parents have rules about how much I can play each day, but I still get a good amount of gaming time in.I also really。
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洛阳2024年统编版小学3年级英语第二单元综合卷考试时间：100分钟（总分:110）B卷考试人：_________题号一二三总分得分一、选择题(共计20题，共40分)1、This person is a professional athlete. 这个人是一位职业运动员。
A, AmateurB, ProfessionalC, Student2、Which of these animals can glide through the air?A, Flying foxB, PenguinC, OstrichD, Sparrow3、选出与所给单词不同类的一项。
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6.—May I speak to Miss Liu, please? ( )—______A. I’m Miss Liu.B. This is Miss Liu speaking.C. This is Miss Liu speak.7.Beijing is ______ the north of China. ( )A. onB. inC. to8.—________ is it? ( )—About 1200 kilometres.A. How manyB. How longC. How much9.This little girl can ______ English. ( )A. speakB. talksC. say10.We’re going to put on _____ inte resting play. ( )A. aB. anC. /三、判断下列单词划线部分发音是(T)否(F)相同(每题2分,共10分)。
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Summer Holiday
Daisy Sun Shilei class1
My summer vacation can be said to be very wonderful at the beginning , but the other time of the vacation was very boring .
A wonderful summer holiday has past and I enjoy myself during this summer. Summer holiday was from July to August . It's a long time for me to do all kinds of things . I like visiting some places of interest, and I like travelling by train . It takes me too much time , but it saves money .This summer I first went to Sanya first .The weather was terrific! The sky was bluer than I could describe, the sea was brighter and bluer than I could believe. Walking by the sea was just like being in an oil painting!
We sailed to an island called Xidao. There, I went swimming. Swimming in the sea is quite different from swimming in a pool, because the depth varies all the time. The water may be barely over your ankles one minute, and then it will flow over your head! Besides the swimming, we also had a good meal there. We had a nice seafood dish. I forgot the name of that conch ,but I brought back the shell. If you want to see it, you may ask me, or we may go to Sanya together, for I
am always hoping to go to that place again. I really like Sanya, a place of blue and brightness. I must say thank you to my parents because they gave me such a good chance to travel on my holiday. I also want to say to myself that I should study hard in order to travel to more and more beautiful cities.
After several days I went back to my hometown, a beautiful coastal city of Shandong province. "Qingdao Beer Festival" is held annually in Qingdao. During the festival, there are characteristic snacks from all over China, not to mention beer from all over the world, especially Qingdao Beer. My father took me and my brother to the festival, but there were too many cars, always traffic jams. In addition, the weather was too hot, so we did not participate, but went directly home. This was really annoying.
After I went home , I had nothing to do but stay at home .I wanted to find high school students to come out to play, but they were trying to find part time jobs. They were busy making money ,so that they didn't have time to play with me, so I had to stay at home. I had nothing to do at home, so I played computer games, and watched TV every day.I stay up very late at night , the next day I usually woke up after 10:00AM.
Sometimes it was too boring, I read books on a computer.
I usually watch romantic novels, but sometimes I read some classics, like Waterloo Bridge, and Peter Pan. I like Peter Pan very much. It is a story of a mischievous little boy who won’t grow up. Peter Pan, who can fly and never grows up, spends his never-ending childhood adventuring on the small island of Neverland as the leader of his gang the Lost Boys, interacting with mermaids, Indians, fairies, pirates, and from time to time meeting ordinary children from the world outside.
This is a children's story relevant to growing up, about a person who refuses to grow up. One day Peter Pan came to the girl -who doesn’t want to grow up-Wendy’s home,he tough Wendy and her brothers how to fly in the sky,and took them to the Neverland. When they come to the island, there are many adventures waiting them. They meet mermaids, Indians, fairies, pirates and so on.They have a happy time on the Neverland,but at last Wendy chooses to grow up,and come back to her home.。