Ruckus Competition
南充2024年05版小学四年级下册C卷英语第二单元测验卷(含答案)
南充2024年05版小学四年级下册英语第二单元测验卷(含答案)考试时间：80分钟（总分:140）A卷一、综合题(共计100题共100分)1. 填空题：The __________ (历史的影响) is far-reaching.2. 填空题：A ________ (植物文化) enriches society.3. 听力题：The atomic structure of an element is determined by its ______.4. 填空题：________ (植物生态关系) is fascinating to explore.5. 听力题：We go to school by ______ (bus).6. 填空题：The ______ (水源) is vital for plant health.7. 听力题：The clouds are ______ (fluffy) and white.8. 填空题：My aunt, ______ (我的阿姨), loves to travel and explore.9. 选择题：What is the term for a baby chicken?a. Ducklingb. Kidc. Chickd. Gosling答案:cWhat is the capital of Japan?A. SeoulB. TokyoC. BeijingD. Bangkok答案:B11. 填空题：Rabbits like to eat _________ (胡萝卜).12. 听力题：My cousin is a ______. She loves to learn about history.13. 听力题：Matter can exist in different ______.14. 填空题：My friend has a ______ (宠物) rabbit that is very fluffy.15. 听力题：The ______ is known for its colorful feathers.16. 听力题：A __________ is formed by the slow accumulation of sediment.17. 选择题：How many wheels does a bicycle have?A. 2B. 4C. 3D. 118. 听力题：A catalyst is used to increase the ______ of a reaction.19. 听力题：My cousin is a ______. She loves to swim.20. 选择题：Which instrument has keys and is played by pressing them?A. GuitarB. ViolinC. PianoD. Drums答案:CWhat is the main ingredient in bread?A. FlourB. SugarC. SaltD. Butter22. 填空题：The ancient Greeks held the Olympic Games every _____ years.23. 选择题：What is the first month of the year?A. DecemberB. JanuaryC. FebruaryD. March答案:B24. 听力题：The freezing point of water is ______ degrees Celsius.25. 填空题：I enjoy _______ (参加) music classes.26. 选择题：Which beverage is made from leaves?A. CoffeeB. TeaC. JuiceD. Soda27. 填空题：I enjoy singing ______ songs.28. 选择题：What type of animal is a salmon?A. FishB. BirdC. MammalD. Reptile答案:A29. 填空题：My dad is my _______ (我爸爸是我的_______).Which animal is known for its stripes?A. LionB. TigerC. BearD. Giraffe答案：B31. 听力题：They are _____ (making) a sandcastle.32. 选择题：What is 8 x 2?A. 14B. 16C. 18D. 20答案:B33. 选择题：What is 10 + 15?A. 20B. 25C. 30D. 35答案:B34. 填空题：I enjoy playing _________ (视频游戏) with my friends online.35. 听力题：The Renaissance was a period of great _______ and art.36. 选择题：What do you use to cut paper?A. ScissorsB. GlueC. TapeD. Ruler答案：A37. 选择题：What do you call the study of the universe?A. BiologyB. AstronomyC. GeologyD. Physics答案:B38. 听力题：A _______ can help us understand the forces acting on an object.39. y of Versailles ended _______. (第一次世界大战) 填空题：The Trea40. 听力题：Chemical changes often involve the formation of ________.41. 填空题：My sister is __________ (善良的) to everyone she meets.42. 听力题：The doctor is ________ patients.43. 选择题：What is the largest mammal in the ocean?A. SharkB. DolphinC. WhaleD. Octopus44. 填空题：I think it’s important to ________ (学习新事物).45. 听力题：She is a great ________.46. 选择题：What is the first month of the year?A. FebruaryB. MarchC. JanuaryD. April答案: C47. 听力题：The chicken pecks at _____ grains.48. 填空题：The rabbit dug a hole in the ______ (土地). It is making a ______ (家).49. 选择题：What is the name of the famous author who wrote "Pride and Prejudice"?A. Charlotte BronteB. Jane AustenC. Emily DickinsonD. Virginia Woolf答案: B50. 填空题：A ____(nature-based solution) addresses environmental challenges.51. 填空题：I want to learn how to _______ (技能) because it’s very _______ (有用).52. 听力题：I will visit my _____ (祖父母).53. 填空题：My brother, ______ (我弟弟), is learning to play basketball.54. 选择题：Which insect makes a web?A. AntB. ButterflyC. SpiderD. Bee55. 填空题：The garden is vibrant with ______.56. 填空题：The fish swims in _______ (水族箱).57. 听力题：The _______ of a wave can be affected by its amplitude.58. 选择题：What do we call a person who specializes in plants?A. BotanistB. ZoologistC. EcologistD. Agronomist59. 选择题：What do you call the process of a liquid turning into a gas?A. EvaporationB. CondensationC. FreezingD. Melting答案: A60. 听力题：The ________ (collaboration) brings ideas together.61. 选择题：What is the capital city of Egypt?A. CairoB. AlexandriaC. GizaD. Luxor62. 选择题：What is the value of 9 3 × 2?A. 3B. 6C. 9D. 12答案:A63. 选择题：What is the name of the famous tower in Paris?A. AcropolisB. Eiffel TowerC. Leaning Tower of PisaD. Big Ben答案:B64. 听力题：The sun rises in the ______ (east).65. 填空题：Abraham Lincoln was the president during the __________ (美国内战).66. 选择题：What is the capital of Kuwait?A. Kuwait CityB. SalmiyaC. HawalliD. Jahra67. 听力题：The cat is sleeping on the ___ (floor/ceiling).My uncle likes to tell funny ____ (jokes).69. 选择题：What do we call the study of celestial objects and phenomena?A. BiologyB. GeologyC. AstronomyD. Meteorology70. 填空题：I call my friend’s grandma __________. (奶奶)71. 填空题：My favorite dish is _______ (披萨).72. 选择题：What is the main ingredient in a quiche?A. EggB. CheeseC. VegetableD. All of the above73. aring a ______ (漂亮的) dress. 填空题：She is w74. 听力题：My dad is very ________.75. 选择题：What do bees make?A. MilkB. HoneyC. ButterD. Jam76. 选择题：What do you call a person who studies insects?A. EntomologistB. BiologistC. ZoologistD. Botanist77. 填空题：The country known for its music and dance is ________ (以音乐和舞蹈闻名的国家是________).The __________ (历史的记忆) informs our actions.79. 听力题：The chemical formula for ammonium nitrate is ______.80. 听力题：The apple is _____ (red/green).81. 填空题：My mom organizes __________ (家庭聚会) every year.82. 填空题：I feed my dog _______ (新鲜的) food every day.83. 听力题：Chemistry is the study of ______ and their interactions.84. 选择题：What is 10 + 5?A. 13B. 14C. 15D. 1685. 听力题：The chemical formula for ethanol is ______.86. 选择题：What is the largest mammal in the world?A. ElephantB. Blue whaleC. GiraffeD. Hippopotamus答案:B87. 填空题：At the toy store, I saw a giant ____! (玩具名称)88. 听力题：We go _____ (boating) on weekends.89. 听力题：The symbol for hafnium is _____.The first man on the moon was _______ Armstrong.91. 填空题：The first successful use of anesthesia was in ________ (1846).92. 填空题：She is a _____ (作家) contributing to literary magazines.93. 选择题：What do you call a place where animals are kept for public viewing?A. ZooB. FarmC. SanctuaryD. Aquarium答案: A94. 填空题：A sloth moves very ________________ (慢).95. 选择题：What do we call a person who helps in emergencies?A. NurseB. FirefighterC. TeacherD. Chef96. 填空题：The _______ (小白鹭) stands still while hunting.97. 填空题：My ________ (玩具) has many moving parts.98. 填空题：A __________ (压强) can affect the behavior of gases.99. 听力题：The ice cream is ________ and cold.100. 填空题：The __________ (历史的价值观) influence actions.。
美国竞赛介绍作文英文
美国竞赛介绍作文英文英文：When it comes to competitions in the United States, there are a wide variety of options available. From academic competitions like spelling bees and science fairs to athletic competitions like track and field and basketball, there is something for everyone.One of the most popular academic competitions in the United States is the National Spelling Bee. This competition brings together the top spellers from around the country to compete for the title of National Spelling Bee Champion. The competition is intense, with students having to spell words from a wide range of languages and origins.Another popular academic competition is the Science Olympiad. This competition tests students' knowledge and skills in a wide range of scientific disciplines, includingbiology, chemistry, and physics. Students compete in events like building bridges, designing experiments, and identifying fossils.In terms of athletic competitions, there are many options as well. One of the most popular is basketball. High school and college basketball games draw large crowds and are often televised. Another popular athletic competition is track and field. Students compete in events like the 100-meter dash, high jump, and shot put.Overall, competitions are a great way for students to showcase their skills and talents. They provide a platform for students to challenge themselves and push their limits. Whether it's academic or athletic, there is a competition out there for everyone.中文：在美国，竞赛的种类非常多样化。
英语作文写一个学生的日常生活初中
英语作文写一个学生的日常生活初中全文共3篇示例，供读者参考篇1A Day in the Life of a Middle SchoolerHey there! My name is Jamie and I'm a 7th grader at Oak Valley Middle School. I figured I'd take you through a typical day in my life as a middle school student. Just a fair warning, things can get pretty hectic and crazy!It all starts with my mom's wake-up call at 6:30 AM. I'm definitely not a morning person, so getting out of my warm, cozy bed is absolute torture. After several snoozes of my alarm, I finally peel myself out from under the covers around 7:00. I zombie-walk my way to the bathroom to get ready.Once I'm dressed and my teeth are brushed, I head downstairs for some breakfast. My mom insists I eat something "nutritious" before school, so it's usually a bowl of cereal or a granola bar. I try to sneak in a few sips of orange juice too before she cuts me off - she's always nagging me about keeping my teeth cavity-free!The bus for school comes at 7:45, so I have to book it out the door by 7:40 at the latest. The bus ride to school takes about 15 minutes, which gives me just enough time to listen to a couple songs on my iPod and mentally prepare myself for the hecticness that is the middle school hallways.My first class is English at 8:15. English isn't too bad - I actually kind of like reading the novels we get assigned, even if I have to analyze them to death with essays and stuff. My teacher Mrs. Robin is pretty chill too. Definitely one of the more bearable classes of the day.Then I have pre-algebra at 9:20. Oh man, I absolutely despise math. Why do we even need to learn about variables and polynomials? I'll probably never use that stuff in real life! I usually just tune out during this class and doodle in my notebook.After that is biology at 10:25. Science is kind of interesting, especially when we get to do experiments and activities. Just don't ask me to dissect anything - I'll pass out if I have to look at a preserved animal up close!By the time 4th period rolls around at 11:30, I'm alreadystarving and counting down the minutes until lunch. On Tuesdays and Thursdays, I have Spanish class, which is actuallypretty neat. I'm hoping to go on one of those Spanish immersion trips to Mexico or Spain when I get to high school.The lunch bell finally rings at 12:05 and it's an absolute madhouse in the hallways as everyone scrambles to get to the cafeteria. I usually just get the premade salad or a peanut butter and jelly sandwich since the other lunch food looks pretty questionable. Luckily, my friends and I have a spot we've claimed in the corner of the cafeteria where we can eat and chat without too much commotion.After lunch, I have P.E. at 12:45. You'd think that would be an easy period, but my P.E. teacher Mr. Matthews is a drill sergeant! He has us running laps, doing push-ups, and playing intense games of dodgeball daily. I'm always drenched in sweat by the end of that class.My last two periods of the day are history at 1:45 and art at 2:45. History is okay, especially when we're learning about ancient civilizations and cool stuff like that. I absolutely love art though - it's my favorite subject. I'm a pretty decent artist, if I do say so myself, especially when it comes to drawing anime-style characters and scenery. Sometimes I'll doodle during my other classes when I get bored.Finally, the closing bell rings at 3:45 and I'm free for the day! On days when I don't have basketball practice, my mom picks me up and we go run errands like grocery shopping or getting clothes for my rapidly growing body. Gotta love those teenage growth spurts!Once I get home, I'll eat a snack and then get started on my homework for the night. I have to be real with you, I definitely procrastinate on it as long as I can. Who wants to spend their evenings doing math problems and book reports? Not me! I much prefer watching YouTube, scrolling through social media, or gaming online with my friends.My parents enforced a pretty strict rule that all homework has to be done by 9 PM though, so I eventually buckle down and power through it. On nights when I really can't focus, I'll shove myself in the pantry and surround myself with snacks to make the work slightly more bearable.After homework, I'm free to do whatever until bedtime at 10:30. That usually means hopping on my computer or phone for some well-deserved downtime. I'll make TikToks, watch shows, play games, or group FaceTime with the squad until my mom threatens to shut off the WiFi.Well, there you have it - a play-by-play of a typical day in middle school for me! Of course, this was just one example, and my days can vary a ton depending on if I have activities after school, upcoming tests, drama with friends, you name it. One thing's for sure though - it's never a dull moment in the life of a middle schooler! Things are always hectic, hormones are raging, and friendship groups are constantly shifting. It's a wild ride, that's for sure. But I wouldn't have it any other way!篇2A Day in the Life of a Middle SchoolerHey there! My name's Alex and I'm a 7th grader at Hillview Middle School. You want to know what a normal day is like for me? Well, buckle up because it's a wild ride!It all starts at 6:30am when my mom comes into my room and shakes me awake. "Time to get up for school, honey!" She'll say in that annoying sweet voice. I groan and bury my head under the covers, trying to get five more minutes of sleep. No such luck - she just rips the covers right off me! Mom's are so mean in the morning.Finally, I drag myself out of bed and into the shower. I have to be quick because my little brother Tyler is banging on thedoor, screaming about how he needs to use the bathroom. Little brothers are the worst. Once I'm dressed, I head downstairs for breakfast. If I'm lucky, we'll have pancakes or waffles. But most days it's just cold cereal or a granola bar to eat in the car.The car ride to school is actually kind of relaxing. For about 20 minutes, I can just zone out, listen to music, and mentally prepare myself for the chaos that is middle school. I get dropped off at 7:45 and immediately get bombarded by my squad - Jayden, Emma, and Sophia. We're an inseparable crew and have been best buds since kindergarten. We spend a few minutes catching up on any new drama that went down last night over Snapchat and TikTok before the warning bell rings.First period is math which is basically my own personal hell. I'm horrible at math and my teacher Mr. Patterson has absolutely zero chill. He's just bouncing off the walls with energy, flying through algebraic equations at thege of light. I'm pretty much lost from minute one, just trying not to doze off.The one bright spot is when the cute girl Caitlin, who sits in front of me, turns around and asks if I understand what's going on. I totally don't, but I play it cool and pretend I do just so she'll keep talking to me. Smooth, right?The rest of the morning flies by - science, English, study hall. My friends and I spend most of study hall gossiping, scrolling through Instagram, and making Tik Toks, rather than actually studying. But that's basically the only time we get to use our phones during the day, so you've got to take advantage!Finally, it's time for lunch. The loud cafeteria is like a zoo with everyone shouting and food flying everywhere. But our squad has our own special table in the far corner, away from all the ruckus. We compare what nasty-looking slop is being served that day. Honestly, I'm not sure if the "chicken" quesadillas or the muzzy grey glop are supposed to be the main dish or not. It's pretty gross, so I just get a couple bags of chips and a cookie from the snack line.After lunch, we have gym class which would actually be pretty fun if it weren't for the coaches. They're both these huge meathead jocks who think everything is a competition. We'll playflag football or dodgeball, and they'll be barking orders and blowing whistles like we're in the Olympics or something. Just let us play and have fun, dang!My last few classes are social studies and Spanish. By that point, I'm already completely spent and just counting down the minutes until I'm free. I'm not trying to learn about the Californiamissions or how to conjugate -ar verbs at that point. The dismissal bell at 3:15pm is the sweetest sound!If I don't have any homework, my friends and I will go to the park and mess around for a couple hours - playing basketball, listening to music, or just messing with each other. But most days I'm loaded down with homework, so it's straight home to start the grind again.I'll spend a couple hours working on math worksheets, reading assignments, and writing essays and short stories. I actually really like English class because I'm a decent writer and it gives me a break from all the mind-numbing busy work. My parents are always bugging me about turning off my phone and video games so I can "focus," which is basically impossible.Around 6pm, we'll have dinner as a family. My parents like to make a big production about asking me and Tyler how our days went. I just give them the brief highlights while scarfing down food so I can go watch YouTube and play video games until bedtime.By 9 or 10pm, I'm absolutely beat and ready to do it all over again tomorrow. I shower off again, set about 15 alarms on my phone to wake up (you can never be too careful!), and pass out until the circus starts again at 6:30am. Don't get me wrong -middle school can be super stressful and the days feel endlesssss. But I love hanging with my squad, trying to impress girls, and just being a dumb kid with no real worries. Because deep down, I know high school is going to be even crazier!篇3My Daily Life as a Middle SchoolerHey there! I'm Sam, a 7th grader at Lincoln Middle School. You want to know what a typical day is like for me? Well, buckle up because this middle school life is a real rollercoaster ride!It all starts with the dreaded sound of my alarm clock blaring at 6:30 AM. I know, I know, it's way too early for a growing kid like me to be up. But rules are rules, and mom is adamant about us getting to school on time. After hitting that snooze button a couple (or maybe a few) times, I finally drag myself out of my cozy bed.The next battle is getting ready for school. I stumble into the bathroom, splashing some water on my face to try and wake up. Then it's the usual routine - brush teeth, comb hair (or at least try to tame this crazy mop), throw on my clothes. Pro tip: always lay out your outfit the night before to save precious morning minutes.Downstairs, the tantalizing smell of pancakes or waffles (mom's specialty) greets me in the kitchen. I scarf down breakfast while chatting with my little sister about the latest gossip at her elementary school. Sibling banter is the best way to start the day, am I right?The mad dash to the bus stop commences at 7:15 AM sharp. My backpack feels like it weighs a ton with all those textbooks and binders. Why do teachers assign so much homework? By the time I make it to the bus stop, I'm already out of breath. Luckily, my best friend Jake is there to keep me entertained with his goofy jokes.The bus ride to school is... well, let's just say it's an experience. Filled with rowdy kids, the occasional spitball war, and lots of loud chatter about TikTok trends and video games. I try to squeeze in some last-minute studying or catch a few extra Zs.Finally, we arrive at the hallowed halls of Lincoln Middle School. The chaos of passing periods is something else. Lockers slamming, kids shouting across the hallway, and the occasional person getting stamped in the middle of the foot traffic. Ah, the joy of middle school!My favorite part of the day is undoubtedly lunchtime. After slaving away through morning classes, I get to enjoy awell-deserved break. The cafeteria food may not be gourmet, but a few slices of pizza or a burger really hit the spot. My crew and I gossip about our latest crushes, rant about that brutal math test, and maybe even get a quick game of basketball in before the bell rings.The afternoon is a blur of more classes, more homework assignments being piled on, and constant battles to stay awake and focused. Shout out to my teachers for trying their best to make subjects like algebra and world history seem interesting. By the last period, my brain is pretty much fried.Finally, that final bell rings, and it's a mad dash for the exits. Freedom, at last! Depending on the day, I might have football practice, band rehearsals, or a club meeting after school. But there are also those gloriously obligation-free days when I can just head home and veg out.Once home, it's straight to recharging mode. I throw my backpack in a corner (don't tell mom), grab a snack, and maybe squeeze in an episode of my favorite show before tackling mountains of homework. Ah, the life of a middle schooler - equal parts fun and torture.Evening times are for family dinners (where I'm forced to socialize beyond grunt responses), finishing up any remaining homework, and a little free time before bed. Sometimes I squeeze in some video games, other times I'm on FaceTime catching up with friends about all the school drama.As my head finally hits the pillow around 10 PM, I reflect on another eventful day of middle school in the books. Was it perfect? Far from it. But it's my normal, and I wouldn't trade those chaotic, angst-filled, roller coaster days for anything. After all, these are the times that I'll reminisce about when I'm old and gray. So I try to soak it all in, the good, the bad, and the ugly.Well, that's a day in my middle school life! I warned you it was a wild ride. But I wouldn't have it any other way - THIS is what being a seventh-grade student is all about. Catch you later!。
基于SPOC的体育专业术科翻转课堂的理论与实践研究
基于SPOC的体育专业术科翻转课堂的理论与实践研究*赵海波（温州大学体育学院，浙江温州325035）翻转课堂是将知识传授和知识内化两个阶段颠倒，让学生在课前观看新课程的视频和资料，在课堂上进行问题讨论、完成作业，达到对课程内容深入理解的一种教学模型[1]。
SPOC是小规模限制性在线课程，基于SPOC的翻转课堂具有“知识获取、学习经验以及教学设计的深度融合”等优势[2]。
体育专业肩负着培养我国中小学体育与健康课程教师的重任，其中尤以“动作技术与技能教学为主”的术科为主。
当前我国体育专业术科翻转课堂研究仍处在探索阶段，尤其缺乏“大课程观”下对其翻转课堂教学范式的构建研究。
我国《教育信息化十年发展规划（2011-2020）年》明确提出：推进信息技术与教育教学深度融合，利用信息技术探索建立以学习者为中心的教学新模式。
基于SPOC的体育专业术科翻转课堂教学模式的构建与实验研究，既是“互联网+教育”背景下的体育学科自律之举，也是改变传统教学模型、深化教学内涵，精准培养体育专业大学生核心素养的有效手段。
一、研究对象与方法（一）研究对象以基于SPOC的翻转课堂教学模式教学效果为研究对象。
具体以温州大学体育学院2019级体操课程的79名学生为实验对象，其中实验组40名学生，对照组39名学生。
实验组基于SPOC的翻转课堂教学模式进行教学活动，对照组按照传统教学模式进行教学活动。
（二）研究方法1.文献资料法通过中国知网（CNKI）、万方数据库等进行检索，对所获文献进行整理、归纳，为本研究提供理论基础。
2.教学实验法（1）实验程序实验准备：a.制作体操课程教学资源；b.SPOC平台建课；c.实验组SPOC平台使用培训。
正式实验：a.课前：教师在“罗山学堂在线”发布学习任务与教学资源。
学生进入SPOC平台，观看学习资料完成作业，初步体验、认知动作技术；b.课堂：教师集中解决共性问题，结合讲解示范展开教学，随后引导学生制定学习策略展开合作式、探究式学习，促使学生技术内化；c.课后：教师提出学习要求，进一步强化学生对动作技术的整体构建。
华硕 Wi-Fi 6 高性能路由器说明书
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Move up to a controller-based or cloud-based deployment with your existing Unleashed APs.Has your organization outgrownyour Wi-Fi?More devices than ever. Bandwidth-hungry video applications. Internet of Things (IoT). Constant demand for mobile connectivity. They add up to a perfect storm of technology trends—and your Wi-Fi better be ready for it. The days when a consumer-grade Wi-Fi device could meet most small business needs are over. Today, even smaller organizations need fast, reliable, always-on connectivityfor dozens or even hundreds of devices. At the same time, small and midsize businesses don’t have the time (or often, the in-house IT expertise) to wrestle with complex configurations and installations that require a PhD to get right.Want blazing-fast Wi-Fi performance? Simple installation and management? Business-class security and resiliency? Enterprise-class features? And all at an affordable cost? Welcome to RUCKUS Unleashed. These access points (APs)use our patented technologies to deliver RUCKUS’ industry-leading Wi-Fi performance, but in a package designed and priced for small and medium-size businesses (SMBs) and organizations.Introducing RUCKUS UnleashedRUCKUS Unleashed is a high-performance, simple-to-setup,easy-to-manage and affordable portfolio of access points. With built-in controller functionality, there’s no need to invest in a separate appliance. You can manage your entire network (APs and switches) from your phone or web browser. Deploying at multiple sites? Manage all your Wi-Fi networks from one place through the Unleashed Multi-Site Manager. You can get your network up and running in under 5 minutes—no complex configurations, and no expert installers required.RUCKUS Unleashed APs make Wi-Fi easy for SMBs, and feature patented RUCKUS technologies that enable us to consistently beat the competition. With patented RUCKUS innovations such as BeamFlex+™, ChannelFly™ and SmartMesh™, Unleashed APs deliver higher speeds, better coverage and more reliable connections to every device, every time. RUCKUS Unleashed APs also come packed with enterprise-class features that are easy to configure and manage. Wi-Fi Calling feature improves handling and overall quality of Wi-Fi Calling voice calls over Unleashed APs. Easily set up secure guest access with full-featured Guest Services. Monitor and optimize network performance for over 2,200 applications with Application Visibility and Control. Lock down access with enterprise-grade security—without the enterprise-scale complexity—using DPSK. And build a resilient Wi-Fi network that lets you continue to access printers and other devices even if the internet—or one of the APs—goes down.RUCKUS Unleashed APs and switches deliver all of this and more at an affordable price. And if your business grows and you need to move to a controller- or cloud-based infrastructure, you can—without having to overhaul your infrastructure. Migrate to RUCKUS SmartZone™ Controllers or RUCKUS Cloud down the road—using the same Unleashed APs.SIMPLE AND EASY MORE THAN WI-FIWhere can RUCKUS Unleashed deliver maximum value?outdoor form factors and a variety of mounting options. Choose from a variety of ICX switches. Use RUCKUS Unleashed for:•Offices (law firms, health clinics, insurance agencies and others) that need enterprise-class performance, advanced security and guest access, built-in resiliency and easy onboarding•Multi-dwelling units (MDUs) such as large homes, small apartments and housing structures that want pervasive coverage•Small and midsize retail outlets (stores, restaurants, coffee shops) that want more in-depth Application Visibility and Control in a solution that’s easy to manage•Primary school classrooms and offices that want to unleash digital learning without compromising securityRUCKUS Unleashed APs and switches are designed for small and midsize businesses with a single location or multiple locations with up to 128 APs, 2048 clients and 8 switches per deployment. They’re the perfect choice for smaller organizations that need to provide high-performing, enterprise Wi-Fi to employees, customers and guests without breaking the bank. Using the Unleashed mobile app, Unleashed APs can be managed by practically anyone—no specialized IT expertise required. And Unleashed APs are designed to easily scale up as the business grows—a key requirement for the 58% of SMBs that expect to grow within the next 6–12 months.The RUCKUS Unleashed portfolio offers solutions for practically any SMB use case, at a wide range of price points. Choose from entry-level to ultra-high-performance APs, with both indoor andKey benefits and featuresBEST-IN-CLASS PERFORMANCEBeamFlex+—Patented Adaptive Antenna Technology RUCKUS Unleashed APs integrate our patented, software-controlled adaptive antennas. BeamFlex+ antennas adapt automatically to client locations and environmental conditions, continually optimizing RF signals for every connected device, on a per-packet basis. It’s the “secret sauce” that lets our APs maintain stronger connections and deliver better performance than the competition.ChannelFly—Machine Learning Auto Channel Selection Most APs can switch channels when the one they’re using to connect with a given device gets congested. Only RUCKUS APs with ChannelFly technology, however, use machine learning and specialized algorithms to identify the best alternate channel before switching over. Combined with BeamFlex+ adaptive antenna technology, ChannelFly delivers substantially higher throughput than competing APs.SmartMesh—Self-Forming, Self-Healing Mesh SmartMesh makes it simple to blanket every corner of your space with reliable Wi-Fi coverage—while eliminating the need for cumbersome radio planning and expensive cabling to every AP . Just check the “Zero Touch Mesh” box in the management app, and it automatically establishes wireless mesh connections between individual APs. RUCKUS Unleashed APs use our patented smart antenna technology to create strong, reliable mesh links. And if a link ever fails, the network heals itself automatically.THE SMARTER SMB SOLUTIONInstall in MinutesRUCKUS Unleashed APs can be installed in under 5 minutes from a laptop browser (e.g., Chrome, Safari) or from iPhone and Android mobile devices. Configure just one “Master AP ,” and you can automatically push that configuration securely to all the other APs in the network with the “Zero Touch Mesh” features. Easy to ManageYou can manage smaller Unleashed networks from anywhere in the world with the free Unleashed Mobile app. The app’s dashboard puts all the essential information about your network, and provides access to all key administrative tasks and troubleshooting options, right at your fingertips. Lower Capital and Operational CostsUnleashed APs come with controller functions built in. You don’t need separate controller appliances or access point licenses, so the upfront costs are much lower than other business-class APs. Unleashed networks are also designed to be simple to deploy and manage—no specialized network or wireless expertise required.Network Investment ProtectionWhen you deploy RUCKUS Unleashed APs and switches, you’re making an investment that will continue to serve your business as you grow. Expand across across 10,000 locations with the Unleashed Multi-Site Manager. And if your business grows even more, you can move up to a controller-based or cloud-basedsolution using the same Unleashed APs you’ve already deployed.RUCKUS Unleashed™ Multi-Site Manager managing Unleashed ™networks at branchesRUCKUS Unleashed ™ Multi-Site ManagerEnterprise-grade featuresRUCKUS Unleashed APs and switches come loaded with enterprise-grade features to customize, optimize and secure your Wi-Fi networksand deliver great user experiences. Key features are highlighted below. A detailed list of features is available at the end of the data sheet.Unleashed is a perfect fit for deployments with up to 128 APs/2,048 clientsMember AP(Mesh AP)AP 3Encrypted Mesh key delivered over airUnleashed access pointsThe tables below illustrate the complete portfolio of RUCKUS Unleashed APs, including indoor, outdoor and specialty form factors. Click the AP model number to review detailed features and specs.* All access points operating as a Master AP will only support 100 clients.Unleashed access points (continued)* All access points operating as a Master AP will only support 100 clients.Unleashed ICX switchesManage ICX switches from RUCKUS Unleashed dashboard or mobile app. You can manage up to 8 ICX switches on an Unleashed network. ICX switches work seamlessly with RUCKUS Unleashed access points to deliver enterprise-class wired and wireless management for small organizations.Gain insights into switch port connectivity, upgrade your switch and perform backup and restore from RUCKUS Unleashed dashboard or mobile app.Unleashed dashboard (with APs and switches)Ports view of a switch on UnleashedRUCKUS Unleashed supports all ICX 7000 series switches*. The table below provides a list of our recommended switches for RUCKUS Unleashed. Please find the detailed information about ICX switch portfolio here.* ICX FastIron firmware version 8.0.90d or later required.Unleashed mobile appRUCKUS Unleashed networks are designed from the ground up to be easy to deploy and manage. The Unleashed mobile app makes things even simpler. Monitor, manage and upgrade your network from anywhere in the world. Everything you need to know, and all key administrative tasks, are always right at your fingertips.Using the mobile app, you can install an Unleashed AP in under 5 minutes, and review all of the essential information about your network. See how many clients, APs and switches are connected, ongoing network traffic and any important alerts at a glance. Quickly and easily create a new Wireless LAN or edit an existing network. See which applications are using the most data on the network,and create rules to deny access to any website. Need help? Simply tap the “Invite for Remote Management” option, and send a text message or email with a link containing all of your Unleashed network information to an expert.Install in under 5 minutes with a few taps Perform key administrative tasks fromanywhere in the worldSee what’s happening on yournetwork at a glanceOrdering informationPLEASE NOTE: When ordering outdoor APs, you must specify the destination region by indicating -US, -WW, or -Z2 instead of XX. When ordering PoE injectors or power supplies, you must specify the destination region by indicating -US, -EU, -AU, -BR, -CN, -IN, -JP, -KR, -SA, -UK, or -UN instead of -XX. For access points, -Z2 applies to the following countries: Algeria, Egypt, Israel, Morocco, Tunisia, and Vietnam.For accessory ordering information, please visit the Accessory Guide.For RUCKUS ICX switch ordering information, see switch datasheets. Please visit /product-type/enterprise-networking/ethernet-switches/.Features11 RUCKUS UNLEASHED Enterprise Wi-Fi for small organizationsCommScope pushes the boundaries of communications technology with game-changing ideas and ground-breaking discoveries that spark profound human achievement. We collaborate with our customers and partners to design, create and build the world’s most advanced networks. It is our passion and commitment to identify the next opportunity and realize a better tomorrow. Discover more at PA-114091.4-EN (01/21)Visit our website or contact your local CommScope representative for more information.© 2021 CommScope, Inc. All rights reserved.Unless otherwise noted, all trademarks identified by ® or ™ are registered trademarks, respectively, of CommScope, Inc. This document is for planning purposes only and is not intended to modify or supplement any specifications or warranties relating to CommScope products or services. 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你参加过的体育比赛英语作文六年级全文共5篇示例，供读者参考篇1The Big Sports DayWow, I'm so excited to tell you all about the huge sports competition I got to be a part of a few weeks ago! It was the annual District Sports Meet and my school had been training super hard to get ready for it. I love sports and games so I was really looking forward to this big day.There were going to be all sorts of different events - running races, throwing competitions, team sports like soccer and basketball, even gymnastics and dance performances! The night before, I could barely sleep thinking about all the fun I was going to have.Early the next morning, my mom woke me up and I gulped down a big breakfast to give me lots of energy. I put on my favorite red shorts and my school's blue t-shirt with the wildcat mascot on it. I grabbed my water bottle, sneakers, and headed out the door feeling ready to take on the world!When we got to the huge stadium where it was being held, my eyes grew wide. There were already a ton of kids there from probably 20 different schools! The whole place smelled like fresh cut grass and I could hear cheers and shouting coming from the different areas that were all set up. I spotted the running track, basketball courts, soccer fields, gymnastics mats, and more. This was going to be so awesome!My school had painted our faces with the wildcat logo and we were all pumped up, chanting and doing our special handshakes and dances to get fired up. Our coaches gathered us together to give a pep talk about representing our school with good sportsmanship and trying our best. Then it was time for the opening ceremony parade!All the schools marched in one by one, waving banners and cheering. When it was our turn, we ran out hooting and hollering, so loud you could probably hear us from a mile away! After everyone was settled in their sections, the host spoke into the microphone to get things started. A bunch of important people came out and made speeches about the virtues of athletics and competition. Finally, the torch was lit to officially kick off the events. Let the games begin!My first event was the 100 meter dash. I was shaking with nervousness as I toed the starting line, trying to psych myself up. When the gun went off, I took off running as fast as my legs could carry me. I pounded down the track, arms and legs pumping furiously. I could feel the breath rushing in and out of my lungs and my heart beating like a drum. As I closed in on the finish line, I kicked it into an extra gear, leaning forward to break the tape. I had won my heat! After catching my breath, I jumped up and down cheering.Next up was the long jump pit. I took off at a sprint and launched myself into the air, flying what felt like a mile before landing perfectly in the sand. The official measured and I had jumped over 12 feet - not too shabby! I slapped high fives with my buddies waiting nearby, feeling on top of the world.The rest of the day was a blur of one event after another. I played my heart out in the soccer game, trying to help my team advance to the finals. I swam lap after lap in the pool, pushing through the burning in my muscles. Whenever I started to get tired, I could hear my friends and classmates cheering me on from the sidelines, giving me that extra burst of energy.My coaches had told me that they were saving me for the final event of the day - the dreaded obstacle course race. Thisthing was no joke - a huge mud pit, climbing walls, crawling under wires, scaling ropes, jumping over barriers, and more! Just watching the other kids run it was making me sweat. When it was finally my turn to take my place at the starting line, I was both terrified and excited.The gun went off and I took off like a shot, determined to catch up to the leaders right away. I was the first one to hit the mud pit, slipping and sliding all over the place, getting completely caked from head to toe. I pulled myself up the climbing wall, losing one of my shoes in the process. No time to go back for it! I just kept pushing forward, grunting and straining every muscle.After what felt like an eternity, the finish line finally came into view and I summoned every last bit of energy to sprint as hard as I could across it. I had won! I had actually won the whole obstacle course! My face was covered in sweat, dirt, and pure joy. As my teammates mobbed me to celebrate, I had never felt so victorious.At the end of the long day, we all gathered one more time at the closing ceremony. Dozens of speeches were made and hundreds of medals were awarded to the top finishers in each event. When they called out the team scores, we held ourbreaths...and my school had taken first place overall! We had won the district championship! You've never heard such a ruckus as all the wildcat fans erupted in cheers.I went home that night utterly exhausted but filled with pride. My legs were scratched up, my muscles were screaming, and I was covered head to toe in a mixture of dirt, grass stains, and sweat. But I had given it my all and walked away with a pile of medals, amazing memories, and the satisfaction of being called a champion. I can't wait to do it all over again next year!篇2My Exciting Basketball Tournament ExperienceHi there! My name is Tommy and I'm going to tell you all about the super cool basketball tournament I played in last month. It was so awesome and exciting, I can't wait to share all the details with you!It all started when my basketball coach Mr. Wilson announced that our school team, the Lincoln Lions, was going to enter a city-wide tournament for 6th grade teams. He said it would be a great opportunity for us to test our skills against other talented players from across the city. I was really psyched because I just love basketball so much!We had been practicing really hard all season, running drills, scrimmaging, and working on our shooting, dribbling, and defensive skills. Mr. Wilson is an amazing coach and he pushes us to always do our best. Even though we're only in 6th grade, he treats us like pros and doesn't go easy on us at all in practice. It can be tough, but I know it's making us all better players.A couple weeks before the tournament, the coaches picked the 12 players who would be on the tournament team roster. I was over the moon when I made the cut! Just being selected felt like a huge honor. The night before our first game, I could barely sleep from excitement and nerves.When the day finally arrived, we got to the big fancy arena where all the games would be played. It was so cool seeing the huge basketball court, the scoreboards, the stands full of fans, and pistons firing the balls into the air during introductions. This was bigger than any game I had ever played before!Our first opponent was the Parkview Panthers. Those guys were big and athletic looking. As soon as the game started, the intensity level was kicked into high gear. The ball was flying up and down the court at blazing speed as both teams were scoring baskets. The lead kept changing back and forth.At halftime, we were only down by 2 points, but Mr. Wilson gave us a fiery motivational speech about digging deep, leaving it all on the court, and not letting this opportunity slip through our fingers. His words really fired me and the whole team up for the second half.After the break, we came storming out of the gates, playing tighter defense and crashing the boards hard. I'll never forget the roar of the crowd when I grabbed an offensive rebound and put it back up and in to give us the lead late in the fourth quarter. We ended up winning that nail-biter by 3 points! What a huge relief and accomplishment to get that first tough win.The next day, we kept rolling with an easy win over the Douglas Dolphins. My hot shooting led the way as I knocked down five three-pointers. After that game, our confidence was sky high and we were really starting to believe that we could make a run in this tournament.In the semifinals, we faced our toughest test yet against the undefeated Kennedy Kings. Those guys were tall, athletic freaks who could seemingly jump out of the gym. At halftime, we were down by 12 points and things were looking pretty bleak. But Mr. Wilson reminded us of our potential and never-say-die attitude.He said we could easily climb out of that hole if we just took it one possession at a time.His words resonated, and we came out re-energized and more determined than ever in the third quarter. We started trapping them all over the court, disrupting their offense, and scoring in transition off turnovers. Before they knew what hit them, we had taken the lead!The fourth quarter was an intense back-and-forth battle, with the lead changing hands multiple times. With just seconds left, we trapped their star player, forced a turnover, and I took the ball and pulled up for a deep three-pointer at the buzzer. The entire arena went silent as the ball rotated through the air...then BANG! It ripped through the net as the buzzer sounded and our entire team rushed the court in delirium. We had just knocked off the unbeatable kings in one of the most incredible comebacks I've ever witnessed!That set the stage for an epic championship game the next day against our crosstown rivals, the Lincoln Tigers. There was so much energy and passion in that building from the two fanbases. You could cut the tension with a knife as these two squads took the court.The game lived up to the hype as an all-out war from start to finish. Bodies were flying all over the place as we battled for every loose ball and contested every shot. It went into double overtime, with both teams leaving absolutely everything out on the floor. Sadly, we came up just a bit short and had to settle for the runner-up trophy.Even though we didn't quite reach the ultimate goal, I've never felt more pride than I did in that moment as Mr. Wilson put those medals around our necks. The grit, determination, and fight we showed as a team was something I'll never forget. More importantly, the bonds of brotherhood I formed with my teammates over those three days are going to last a lifetime.That's what makes sports and competing on a team so magical. It's not just about the wins and losses, but the lessons you learn about sacrifice, teamwork, and perseverance through adversity. Those tournament games were some of the most memorable, exhilarating, and emotional experiences of my life so far. I'll carry those memories with me forever. I already can't wait for next year's tournament so we can take another shot at that elusive championship!篇3My Awesome Basketball TournamentHi there! My name is Tommy and I'm going to tell you all about the super cool basketball tournament I played in a few months ago. It was honestly the most exciting thing that's ever happened to me!It all started when my P.E. teacher, Coach Jackson, announced that our school was putting together a basketball team to compete against other elementary schools in the city. He said any 5th or 6th grader who wanted to could try out. Well, of course I jumped at the chance because basketball is my absolute favorite sport. I've been playing since I was a little kid and I'm pretty good if I do say so myself!There were a bunch of kids who tried out and Coach Jackson had us do all kinds of drills to test our dribbling, passing, and shooting skills. We did sprints, played scrimmages, and even had to take a written test on the rules of basketball. It was tough but I gave it my all. When the team list was posted, I was overjoyed to see my name on it!Our team was called the Lincoln Lions and we had 10 players - 5 starters and 5 substitutes. I was named as a starter which made me so proud. We started practicing twice a week after school to get ready for the tournament. Coach Jackson had usrunning lots of plays and working on our teamwork. At first it was a little rocky as we all tried to figure out each other's strengths and how to work together. But eventually we started to really gel as a team.Finally, the big day arrived - the tournament kicked off on a Saturday morning in March. There were teams from 8 different elementary schools participating and we played our games at the huge gym at the local high school. It was so cool walking in with my teammates, all decked out in our red and gold Lincoln Lions uniforms. The gym was huge and there were lots of fans sitting in the bleachers cheering. I was nervous but mostly just super psyched to get out on the court!Our first game was against the Oak Grove Oaks. The tournament was divided into brackets, kind of like you see in the March Madness college basketball tournaments. We had to win our bracket to advance to the semifinals. Well, that first game was a nail-biter! We took an early lead but then the Oaks came roaring back. With just a few minutes left, we were tied at 33-33. That's when our point guard, Jess, drove to the basket and scored to put us ahead by 2 with only 10 seconds left. The Oaks inbounded the ball and tried a desperate three-pointer at thebuzzer that clanked off the rim. We won 35-33! What aheart-stopping way to start the tournament.Buoyed by that narrow victory, we won our next two games pretty handily to take our bracket. We were headed to the semifinals to face a tough team from Hilltop Elementary. I don't mind admitting that I spent the night before barely sleeping from excitement and nerves. This was the farthest a Lincoln Lions team had advanced in like 5 years. No pressure, right?Well, that semifinal game was a battle. Hilltop had a couple kids who were java giants and they took it to us on the inside game. We fell behind by double digits in the second quarter. But we didn't give up - that's not the Lincoln Lion way! We kept fighting and scrapping and slowly climbed our way back into the game. With 2 minutes left, my buddy Nathan canned athree-pointer to tie it up. From there, it went back and forth like a ping pong ball. With 20 seconds left, I grabbed a huge rebound off a Hilltop miss. I dribbled down and could have taken the potential game-winner but I dished it to an open Jess who nailed the go-ahead basket! Hilltop missed their attempt in the dying seconds and we won by 2 to reach the finals. Bedlam! The crowd went crazy and we celebrated like maniacs out on the court.That set the stage for the championship game against our cross-town rivals, the Roosevelt Road Runners. We REALLY wanted to beat those guys. Not only were they our rivals, but a couple of their players were kids who used to go to our school before they transferred. A couple of them had been trash talking us before the tournament, saying how they were going to "Lincoln Crush" us. We were fired up to shut them up.In the finals, we came out on fire and took a big lead early on. We were rolling! But the Road Runners didn't get rattled. They clawed their way back into it and it went back and forth for the rest of the game. With a minute left, they hit a three to take the lead by 1 point. We rushed the ball up and called a timeout to set up a final play. Coach drew up something I'll never forget. I was supposed to pass to Jess and then set a screen for Nathan to pop out for a potential game-winning 3. Well, the play didn't go exactly like that but it worked out even better!I passed to Jess but the Road Runner on her face-guarded her tightly. So instead of passing to Nathan, Jess pump faked and her defender went soaring by. Jess then took two dribbles into the lane and put up a short jumper that rattled around and around and around before finally dropping through the net with 3 seconds left! The Road Runners didn't have enough time to geta shot off before the buzzer. We won the tournament The champions We jumped around and celebrated like crazy. I've never felt a rush like that before, let me tell you.When Coach Jackson called us over for our winner's trophy and championship medals, he had tears in his eyes. He told us we displayed incredible heart and determination and that he was so proud of us for leaving everything on the court and for being such a unselfish, hard-working group. As the Lincoln Lions, we fought hard together as a team and came out on top. It's a memory that will stay with me forever!Even though I'm moving on to middle school next year, I'll never forget the incredible bonds I formed with my teammates during that tournament run. The daily practices together, the time hanging out on the buses to and from games, the sleepovers where we dreamed about winning it all, and mostly the incredible feeling of seeing all that hard work pay off by raising that trophy together. Nothing could top that!So that's the story of the Lincoln Lions conquering the elementary school basketball world. I know one thing - I caught the competitive bug from that experience and I can't wait to try out for the middle school team. Who knows, maybe we'll make a run at a city championship next! But no matter what, thattournament title will always have a special place in my heart. Thanks for reading, and GO LIONS!篇4My Awesome Sports CompetitionsHi there! My name is Michael and I'm a 6th grader at Oakwood Elementary School. Today I want to tell you all about the super cool sports competitions I've been in over the past few years. Get ready for some exciting stories!When I was in 3rd grade, I joined my school's track and field team. I wasn't the fastest runner, but I loved the feeling of racing down the track with the wind in my hair. My favorite event was the long jump. I'd sprint down the runway, hit the board perfectly, and soar through the air like a flying squirrel! At my first big meet, I jumped 12 feet and won a bronze medal. My parents cheered so loudly, I thought their voices would give out.The next year in 4th grade, I decided to try basketball instead.I had grown a few inches over the summer, so I wasn't the shortest kid on the team anymore. Our team worked really hard, running drills and practicing our shots and passes. We had a couple of rough games at first, but then we got on a hot streak and made it all the way to the city championship game! I'll neverforget the thrill of hitting the game-winning shot at the buzzer to beat our biggest rivals. The crowd went wild, and my teammates lifted me onto their shoulders. Best night ever!For 5th grade, I took up soccer, which is probably my favorite sport. There's just something magical about dribbling the ball downfield, faking out defenders with fancy footwork, and blasting a shot into the back of the net. Our soccer team had an incredible undefeated season and won the regional tournament. In the championship game, I scored a hat trick (that means 3 goals) and we defeated the top-ranked team 4-2. Bringing that huge trophy back to school was an unforgettable feeling.This year as a 6th grader, I'm playing baseball for my school's team. I'm having a blast getting to pitch, catch, run the bases, and hang out with my awesome teammates. We're still in the middle of the season, but I have high hopes we can go all the way! My favorite baseball memory so far was hitting a grand slam (that's a home run when the bases are loaded) to win an extra-inning thriller against our crosstown rivals. Rounding those bases with my team going crazy on the field was pure joy.Sports have taught me so many valuable lessons over the years. I've learned to never give up, even when you're losing. I've learned to be a good teammate by supporting and encouragingeveryone. I've learned to stay humble after wins and losses. Most importantly, I've learned that having fun and making amazing memories is what sports are all about.Win or lose, rain or shine, nothing can keep me away from the games I love. I'll keep training hard, playing my heart out, and making my family, friends, and school proud. Who knows, maybe I'll even play professional sports when I'm older! But for now, I'm just grateful for the chance to compete, learn, grow, and create incredible experiences through sports. Thanks for reading, and get out there and go for the gold!篇5My First Big Sports CompetitionWow, where do I even start?! I just had the most amazing experience ever at the City-Wide Track and Field Championships last weekend. I'm still buzzing with excitement thinking about it!I've always loved running and being active, but I never imagined I would get to compete in such a huge event. It all started a few months ago when my gym teacher, Mr. Roberts, noticed how fast I was during our laps in P.E. class. He took me aside one day and said, "Timmy, have you ever thought aboutjoining the school's track team? With your speed, you could be a real star!"To be honest, I hadn't really considered it before. I just enjoyed running for fun during recess and gym class. But Mr. Roberts' words got me thinking – maybe I did have some real talent! With my parents' support, I decided to give the team a try.The first few weeks of practice were pretty tough. I had to learn all these new techniques for sprinting, passing the baton in relays, and pacing myself over longer distances. My teammates were so fast and experienced. I worried I might not be able to keep up.But Coach Wilson was incredibly encouraging, and pretty soon, I started improving a lot. My times dropping and I was getting stronger and more confident with each practice. Before I knew it, the City-Wide Championships were just around the corner, and I had qualified to compete in the 100m dash, 400m run, and 4x100m relay!The morning of the big event, I was a bundle of nerves. There were hundreds of athletes from schools all over the city. Everything looked so professional with the big stadium, starting blocks, and even an announcer calling out names over the loudspeaker! This was the real deal.My family was there in the stands waving their big foam fingers and cheering me on. Just seeing their smiling faces helped calm me down a bit. Coach Wilson gave us all a pep talk about having fun, staying focused, and leaving it all out on the track. Then it was time to warm up.The 100m dash was my first event. As I took my spot in the starting blocks, my heart felt like it might beat out of my chest! Those few seconds waiting for the starting gun seemed to last forever. When it finally went off, I took off like a rocket, pumping my arms and legs as hard as I could.I don't think I've ever run so fast in my life! The whole thing was over in a blink, but I actually ended up taking 3rd place! My parents and teammates went wild cheering when they put the bronze medal around my neck during the little ceremony. I had done it - won my first major medal!After we celebrated for a bit, it was right back to thewarm-up area to get ready for the 400m run. This one was harder since it was a full lap around the huge outdoor track. I really had to watch my pacing and not go out too fast at the start.About halfway through, my lungs were burning and my legs felt like jelly. But I kept pushing, putting one foot in front of the other. As I rounded the final turn into the home stretch, Isomehow found an extra gear, passing a couple runners to grab 4th place! Another medal - I couldn't believe it!My teammates and I were riding so high after those first two events. We gathered together for the 4x100m relay feeling confident and so pumped up. Each of us ran our absolute fastest legs, passing the baton seamlessly.When our anchor runner crossed the finish line, we looked up at the scoreboard and saw our school had won the GOLD! We all piled onto each other in a huge group hug, jumping up and down with pure joy. All of our hard work had paid off. What an incredible feeling of accomplishment.Even though I didn't finish first in all my individual events, contributing to that relay win and seeing the smiles on my teammates' faces as we stood on the podium was the most rewarding part. It showed me how powerful and unstoppable a team can be when you all work together toward a common goal.That experience will forever be one of my most cherished memories. I proved to myself that with dedication, perseverance, and the support of others, you really can achieve amazing things - things that might have once felt impossible. I can't wait to see what other challenges and accomplishments await in the future. This is only the beginning!。
英语作文《我最喜爱的课外活动》
英语作文《我最喜爱的课外活动》My Favorite Extracurricular ActivityHi there! My name is Emma and I'm 10 years old. I love going to school and learning new things every day. But you know what I love even more? My extracurricular activity - I'm on the school's junior robotics team! It's my absolute favorite thing to do after school.I first got interested in robotics a couple years ago. My dad works with computers and he'd sometimes let me play with little robot kits he brought home from work. I thought it was so cool to build little robots and see them move around! I loved putting all the pieces together and programming them to do exactly what I wanted.When I started 4th grade this year, I saw a flyer for the junior robotics team. I begged my parents to let me join and luckily they said yes! The robotics team meets twice a week after school in the science lab. We have so much fun building and programming cool robots.This year, our big project is building a robot for a competition called the "Rover Ruckus." We have to program a robot that can pick up lots of little yellow balls and cubes andmove them into different areas on this big playing field. It's really hard but also really exciting!Our team is made up of 10 4th and 5th graders. We have a few adult coaches who are engineers and they teach us about programming, building robots, working as a team, and all that good stuff. But we're the ones who have to do the actual building and coding for the robot!I'm one of the lead programmers on my team, along with my friend Jacob. We use special computer programs to write code that tells the robot exactly what to do. Should it go left or right? How fast should the wheels spin? When should it activate the arm to pick something up? It's like teaching the robot how to think and act.Coding the robot is my favorite part. I love the challenge of figuring out how to make it do exactly what we want for the competition. Sometimes Jacob and I get really stuck on a problem and have to rethink our whole code from the beginning. But when we finally crack it, it feels SO good!The building part is fun too though. Our team has a lot of fierce debates over how to design the best robot for the job. Should we use tank treads or wheels? How many motors will we need? What materials should we use? I've learned thatengineering is all about trade-offs - you can't have everything, so you have to decide what's most important.We're always tweaking our robot design, building new pieces to test out or taking things apart again. It's sort of like a big jigsaw puzzle that keeps changing! I've gotten pretty handy with tools like drills, saws, and wrenches. My parents joke that I'm more of a handyman than my dad now.In the few months since joining the team, I've learned so much about programming, engineering, and working together. Our coaches are always emphasizing how important communication and teamwork is. We all have to share our ideas, but also really listen to each other. Nobody can get too stuck in their own way of thinking.That's probably been one of the biggest challenges - learning how to work as a team when we all have our own strong opinions! We've had plenty of arguments and frustrations when we can't agree on the best way to do something. But we're getting better at talking it through, considering every idea, and coming to a compromise.What I love most about robotics club is the sense of accomplishment when we finally figure something out or get our robot working right. Preparing for a big competition like theRover Ruckus is just SO MUCH WORK! But I know all that hard work and problem-solving will pay off when we see our awesome robot successfully navigate the course.Robotics club has definitely been challenging at times, but it's easily my favorite extracurricular activity. I get to be creative, learn about engineering and coding, and work together with friends who share my interests. I know the skills I'm developing - problem-solving, programming, teamwork - will be super valuable not just for robotics, but all sorts of things I pursue in the future.I can't wait to see how our robot performs at the Rover Ruckus competition coming up! Maybe we'll even bring home a trophy. But win or lose, I already feel like I've gained so much from this experience. Robotics has opened up my eyes to the possibilities of technology and engineering. I can definitely see myself wanting a job in this field when I'm older. Building robots is just SO COOL! Who knows, maybe I'll grow up to design robots that can explore other planets or help people in amazing ways. For now though, I'm just thrilled to be part of my school's awesome junior robotics team.。
运动会终于过去了英语续写100字作文
运动会终于过去了英语续写100字作文全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1The School Sports Day is Finally Over!Phew, I'm so glad the school sports day is finally over! Don't get me wrong, I love sports and always look forward to the big day, but this year was just exhausting. It felt like it would never end!It all started with the opening ceremony at the crack of dawn. We had to be at school by 7am to line up for the parade of athletes. The sun wasn't even up yet! I was so sleepy, I could barely keep my eyes open as we marched around the track waving to the sparse crowd of bleary-eyed parents.After that interminable ceremony, it was time for the first events: the 100m dash and long jump. I'm a decent runner, but I'm hopeless at jumping. I face-planted on my attempt at the long jump and ended up with grass stains all over my new sports day uniform. So much for making a good impression!The rest of the morning was a blur of relay races, sack races, egg-and-spoon races, and tug-of-war contests. My house was getting creamed in just about every event. We didn't have a prayer against the athletic kids. By lunchtime, my face was beet red from the exertion and embarrassment.I thought I'd get a break over the lunch hour, but I was wrong. The dreaded parents' race was saved for after lunch. Have you ever seen a more pitiful sight than a bunch of uncoordinated, out-of-shape adults trying to run? It was actually hilarious watching my dad and the other fathers huffing and puffing around the track. I felt bad for laughing, but I couldn't help it!After that humiliating spectacle, it was time for me to get back out on the field for baseball, football, and cricket demonstrations. I'm not very skilled at any of those sports, so I just tried to make myself invisible and not draw any attention. No such luck - I ended up dropping an easy pop fly during the baseball demo. So much for flying under the radar!Just when I thought the misery would never end, it was finally time for the closing ceremony and award presentations. Of course, my house came in dead last overall. We had to dejectedly walk up and accept the loser's trophy amid snickersfrom the other houses. I've never been so happy to get a participation award!As I trudged home after it was all over, my body ached, my face was sunburned, and my spirit was broken. But at least I could look forward to the sports day being over for another year!I kicked off my grass-stained shoes and flopped on the couch, basking in the blessed silence. Sports days are fun in theory, but wow they are grueling!I need to start training for next year so I don't embarrass myself quite as badly. Although, knowing my luck, I'll probably fall flat on my face again no matter how much I practice. At least I can be sure of one thing - the sports day will eventually, mercifully, come to an end, even if it feels interminable at times. Bring on next year!篇2Sports Day is Finally Over!Whew, I'm so glad sports day is finally over! Don't get me wrong, I actually really like gym class and being active. But sports day is just sooo exhausting. We had to wake up super early, get to school before the sun was even up, and then spend the entireday running around in the hot sun. My legs are still sore from all that running, jumping, and competing!The day started off with the opening ceremony. We all had to march out to the field in our class lines, wearing our colored uniforms and hats. I was sweating before we even did anything! Then we did all those dumb little dances and stretches together as a school. It felt kind of silly, but I guess it was to pump us up.After that, it was just game after game after game. It felt like it would never end! Don't they know little kids like me can only run around for so long before we get exhausted? There were relay races, three-legged races, wheelbarrow races, tug-of-war battles, you name it. My personal least favorite was the sack race - how is bouncing along in a sack even a race? I tripped and ate dirt about half-way through. No thank you!The absolute worst though was the extended run. Basically, it's just running lap after lap around the entire field. My body started giving up after the third lap. By the end, I was wheezing like an old lady who smoked too many cigarettes! A few kids even puked from running so much. It was gnarly. How is that considered fun for kids?At least I wasn't alone in suffering. I could tell my classmates were just as exhausted as me by the end. We were all draggingour feet, our faces were smeared with dirt and sweat, and we looked like zombies. Thank goodness for snack time, because I reallllly needed that orange slice to regain some energy!The very end was kind of fun though, I'll admit. They had all these goofy games set up like an obstacle course, hitting a pie pan with a whipped cream pie, carrying an egg on a spoon without dropping it, that kind of thing. I actually won thethree-legged race with my best friend Jada! We got these silly little medals to wear around our necks. I'll probably keep mine forever to remember the day.Finally, after what felt like an entire week crammed into one day, it was time for the closing ceremony. We all gathered on the field again, sunburned, caked with dirt and grass stains, but still holding our heads high. We recited a few little speeches about sportsmanship and then got to relax and just hang out for the rest of the afternoon. No more running, thank goodness!It's crazy to think we do this sports day every single year. By the time I graduate elementary school, I'll have done it five times! Part of me dreads it because of how utterly exhausting it is. But another part of me really enjoys the competition, getting to represent my class, and making memories with my friends andclassmates. I guess the soreness and exhaustion are worth it for one day.Either way, I'm really glad this year's sports day is over. I get to sleep in tomorrow and stay home to just veg out on the couch. Maybe I'll even get to play video games all day if my parents let me! I've definitely earned a day off after how crazy sports day was. Now if you'll excuse me, I'm going to go pass out. Running around for eight hours straight really takes it out of you!篇3Phew, the sports day is finally over! I'm so relieved. Don't get me wrong, I love sports and being active, but our school's sports day is just exhausting. It's like an entire marathon packed into one endless day.It started at the crack of dawn with the whole school lining up on the track, shivering in our matching gym uniforms. The teachers were shouting through those obnoxious bullhorns, trying to get us organized into our "houses" - like we're all wizards going to Hogwarts or something. I got put in the Red House again, even though my favorite color is blue. No fair!The first events were the relay races. Those are always pure chaos with a mass of tangled bodies andlittle feet tripping overeach other. I totally knocked over a first-grader accidentally when I was rounding the final turn. Sorry kid! I felt really bad, but there was no time - I had to keep charging towards that final straightaway.After the relays, we moved on to the field events like long jump and shotput. I'm terrible at shotput - I don't have the arm strength to heave that heavy ball very far at all. But I ruled the long jump! I was soaring through the air like a majestic bird. Okay, maybe more like a clumsy baby bird just learning how to use its wings. But still, I cleared way more distance than anyone else in my age group.The tug-of-war is always one of the biggest highlights. Basically just an excuse for an epic mud fight! Our side was valiantly holding the rope at first, digging our feet into the sloppy ground. But then a bunch of huge eighth-graders joined the opposing team and we didn't stand a chance. We went crashing into the mud pit with hilarious thuds. I had gooey mud oozing out of my socks for the rest of the day.Lunchtime was glorious because I got to take a break from all the action. We had to sit in our houses while we ate though, so of course plenty of food fights broke out. A barrage ofsandwiches and juice boxes went soaring across the field. I scored a direct hit on Andrew's face with a stray chicken nugget!After re-fueling, it was time for the running events - 100m dash, 400m, 800m, you name it. I'm quite the speedster so those are definitely my strongest area. Although I did get a brutal side stitch about halfway through the 800m. I should have listened to my dad and done more endurance training. Rookie mistake!As the day dragged on, I got more and more exhausted and grass-stained. Every muscle in my body was aching. But we had to keep powering through the events like tug-of-war,three-legged races, wheelbarrow races, and of course the parent-child races where I got lapped by all the athletic dads. No surprise there - my dad works too many hours at his desk job to be in peak physical condition.Finally, it was the grand finale: the Teachers vs. Students game! For this climactic event, we got to go head-to-head with our teachers in a ultra-intense game of dodgeball. It was time for revenge against all those strict teachers who've given us tons of homework and detentions all year. Rally the troops!It began as an all-out dodgeball war, both sides flinging those rock-hard balls with intense fury. But it quickly devolved into a full-on bombardment, as crafty students started whippingfrisbees, footballs, and any other projectiles we could get our hands on. Poor Ms. Appleton got demolished in the chest by a volleyball. Down goes the math teacher!In the end, the students reigned supreme. We flooded the playing field in celebration, hoisting our bruised and battered teachers up onto our shoulders. My science teacher got pantsed in all the ruckus, much to our endless amusement. What a hilarious way to cap off an awesomely exhausting sports day!So yeah, I'm completely wiped out, with scraped knees, aching muscles, and grass stains all over my clothes that'll never come out. But it was all worth it for the epic memories of sports day triumphs and failures. Can't wait to do it all again next year! Or...maybe I can actually.篇4Sports Day is Finally Over!Phew, I'm so glad sports day is finally over! It was exhausting but really fun. I'm still a little sweaty and my muscles are a bit sore, but it was totally worth it.My favorite part was probably the relay races. Our team was unstoppable! Samantha is so fast, she smoked the other teamson her leg of the race. And Lucas has way more endurance than anyone expected for a little guy. The rest of us held our own too. When I grabbed the baton for the final sprint, I booked it as fast as my legs could carry me. I was gasping for air by the end, but seeing my teammates cheering me on gave me that extra burst of energy to surge across the finish line first! The feeling of victory was amazing.The tug-of-war was intense too. Our grade wasn't exactly stacked with the buffest kids, so we had to rely more on technique and determination than brute strength. We got some good strategic advice from Mr. Thompson before the event started - stuff like digging our feet into the ground, leaning back at the perfect angle, and breathing from our bellies. It was like a real athletic chess match, vying for every inch of rope. In the end, brains beat brawn, and we squeaked out an unlikely victory!Even some of the non-competitive events were really fun. The teacher-student exhibition game of softball was a hoot. The look on Mrs. Jefferson's face when she accidentally pegged Tommy in the shoulder was priceless! And seeing Principal Davies whiff at pitch after pitch from little Timmy was just too good. I can't wait for the video to circulate on SnapFace. Classic!My mom packed an awesome athletic picnic lunch for me too. She knows how to carb-load properly before a big event like this. Those peanut butter and banana sandwiches really hit the spot. And she hooked me up with a fancy electrolyte replenishing drink instead of my usual juice box. It gave me a nice energy boost without weighing me down. I even got a few teammates to join me for a quick guided meditation session during our break to mentally re-center ourselves. They thought I was joking at first, but those who tried it said it actually helped them re-focus.The best part though? Hanging out with all my friends, working together, and cheering each other on through all the ups and downs. Keira came so close to the high jump record, but just clipped the bar at the last second. We were all heartbroken for her, but she kept her chin up and vowed to crush it next year. That's the spirit! Jeremy struggled a bit in the 800m run, but every one of us was screaming our heads off to get him through that final grueling lap. Even without winning every event, we still walked away victorious by lifting each other up.I collapsed into bed as soon as I got home, completely spent. But it was 100% worth every ounce of energy to create so many awesome memories with my classmates. The good times weshare today will be what we reminisce about decades from now when we're old and grey. These are the halcyon days we'll one day miss terribly. I'm really going to savor every last sports day while I can! Maybe next year I'll even try out for the dreaded 1600m...or maybe I'll just leave that particular torture to the real iron men and women.篇5The Sports Day is Finally Over (Continued)Whew, what a day the sports day was! I'm still feeling tired just thinking about all the running, jumping, and throwing I did. My legs are sore and my arms feel like limp noodles. But you know what? It was totally worth it!I've been looking forward to the sports day ever since they announced it a few months ago. I love any kind of athletic competition and a chance to go outside and play rather than sitting at a desk all day. When the day finally arrived, I could hardly contain my excitement!The first event was the 100 meter dash. I lined up at the starting line, looking down the straight track ahead of me. My heart was pounding in my ears. When the starter pistol fired, I took off running as fast as my little legs could carry me. I dug myfeet into the ground, pumping my arms furiously. About halfway through, I started to get a stitch in my side, but I didn't let that slow me down. I crossed the finish line completely out of breath but so proud of myself for giving it my all.After a short break, it was time for the long jump pit. I took a few practice runs to get a feel for my approach. Then I went for it – running, running, and launching myself into the air! I landed with a soft thump in the sand, sending it spraying up around me. Not my best jump, but still pretty good.The javelin throw was definitely my worst event. I'm just not very good at throwing things with any real power or accuracy. My javelin landed just a few meters in front of me with a sad little plop. Oh well, you can't be great at everything!For the final event of the morning, our class had to compete in the relay race. We passed the baton around the whole track, sprinting as fast as we could before handing it off to the next runner. It was intense! When the last runner on our team crossed the finish line, we all cheered and hugged each other in a sweaty group hug. Being part of a team is the best feeling.After lunch, I was feeling re-energized and ready to go for the afternoon events. The tug-of-war is always one of the highlights. Our team managed to pull the other side all the wayover the line after what felt like hours of straining and digging our feet into the dirt. My hands were covered in blisters, but that's just par for the course in tug-of-war.Finally, it was time for the big event I had been anticipating all day – the obstacle course race! This crazy circuit had us crawling through tunnels, scaling walls, jumping over hurdles, and finally climbing up a cargo net to slide down the other side. It was muddy, exhausting, and I got rope burn on my hands from the cargo net. But I LOVED every second of it! I ended up finishing in third place for my age group, which honestly shocked me. I'll definitely be training harder for that one next year.By the end of the day, I was utterly spent. My clothes were soaked through with sweat and grime. I had scrapes and bruises all over. But I also had a big smile plastered on my face. Getting to compete and be active all day long is my idea of the perfect day, sports day or not. I can't wait to do it all again next year –maybe I'll even win a medal next time! For now though, I'm going to enjoy resting these sore muscles and dreaming about all the glory of sports day.篇6Sports Day Is Finally Over!Whew, I'm so glad sports day is finally over! Don't get me wrong, I love sports and being active, but our school's sports day is just so exhausting. It's a whole day packed with running, jumping, throwing, and competing in what feels like a million different events. By the end, I'm a sweaty, tired mess!This year's sports day started off with the opening parade where all the different classes marched around the field holding banners and class flags. My class had worked so hard on our decorations and choreographed routine. I was nervous we'd mess it up, but we nailed it! Watching the other classes though, I've gotta say, some of their routines were pretty cringe. The 4th graders still can't seem to stay in sync to save their lives.After the parade, it was time for the events to begin. First up was the 100m dash. I'm a pretty fast runner, but I just couldn't keep up with Zack this year. That kid's like a rocket! I came in 3rd which isn't bad. My friend Emma fell about halfway through and scraped up her knee pretty bad. She's accident-prone like that unfortunately.The sack race was up next and let me tell you, it's way harder than it looks! I practiced a ton leading up to sports day, but I still flopped around like a fish out of water and didn't even make it to the final round. It was hilarious though watching some of theolder kids eating it face-first into the dirt. I felt bad for laughing but couldn't help myself.By lunchtime, I was already starting to feel worn out. Sitting on the field eating my mom's homemade lunchbox helpedre-energize me though. Her rice balls are the best! Ipeople-watched during the break and saw a couple kids had gotten strikes from slacking off or poor sportsmanship already. Yikes, wouldn't want to be them.The afternoon kicked off with tug-of-war and boy was it intense! Our class had been determined to win after losing the last two years. We gave it our all, straining and digging our feet into the mud. You could see the desperation on everyone's faces as we pulled with every ounce of strength. In the end though, we couldn't overpower Ms. Baker's class. Those kids must've been drinking protein shakes or something because dang, they were strong!After tug-of-war was a blur of relay races, water balloon tosses, three-legged races, you name it. My feet were killling me and I had rubbed my hands raw from all the tugging, tossing and running. Somehow I kept going though, fueled by a mix of adrenaline and the intoxicating scent of the snack tent nearby.Finally, after what felt like an eternity, it was time for the closing ceremony. Despite being utterly spent, I mustered up my remaining energy to proudly stand with my class. We didn't win overall, but Ms. Jenkin said she was still proud of our effort and sportsmanship. Hearing that made all the exhaustion worthwhile.As I trudged home afterwards, my body ached from head to toe. I was covered in dirt, grass stains and sweat. My shoes were absolutely trashed too. I looked (and smelled) like I'd beenthrough a war! I couldn't wait to just veg out in front of the TV and relax after pushing myself to the limits all day. No more running, throwing, jumping or competing for a while!Don't get me wrong, sports day is always a blast and I had an amazing time with my friends. I'll definitely have some epic bragging rights too after some of my performances. Part of me is already eager for next year...but another part of me is grateful I've got 365 days until I have to go through that exhausting gauntlet again. Sports day is awesome, but man am I relieved it's over!。
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Guess: What is this Holiday?
Holiday Symbols
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Trick or Treat Ghosts
Guess: What is this Holiday?
Halloween On October 31st, the spirits might come back and move freely looking for living bodies to possess. Afraid of evil spirits, the living dressed up in freaky(奇怪的), scary(恐怖的) costumes and made a big ruckus(喧闹) around the neighborhood hoping that the ghosts would leave in peace before midnight of the new year. Some would also go from house to house, begging for “soul cakes”, In return they promised to pray for dead members of the donors’ families. That's the origin of trick or treat.
甘肃省校园足球裁判发展路径研究
①基金项目：2019年甘肃省体育局重点项目《论我国校园足球活动的教育功能》（项目编号GST201906）。
作者简介：张磊（1981—），男，硕士，讲师，研究方向为体育教育训练学。
DOI：10.16655/ki.2095-2813.2011-1579-3196甘肃省校园足球裁判发展路径研究①张磊(甘肃农业大学体育教学部 甘肃兰州 730070)摘 要：该文运用文献资料法、问卷调查法，通过调查甘肃省校园足球裁判的职业、裁判等级分布、学历现状，以及甘肃省校园足球裁判的后备人才储备、裁判员地域分布与裁判员讲师队伍培养现状，立足甘肃校园足球裁判发展实情，从推动裁判员队伍常态化建设、稳步提升校园足球裁判综合素质能力、完善校园足球裁判员队伍梯队建设、提高校园足球裁判待遇水平、加强甘肃足协和校园足球竞赛主管部门的交流等方面为切入点，制定出推动甘肃省校园足球裁判又好又快发展的策略，旨在为甘肃校园足球裁判发展提供理论支撑。
关键词：甘肃省 校园足球 裁判 发展路径中图分类号：G80 文献标识码：A 文章编号：2095-2813(2021)03(a)-0169-04Research on Development Path of Campus Football Referee inGansu ProvinceZHANG Lei(Department of Physical Education, Gansu Agricultural University, Lanzhou, Gansu Province, 730070 China)Abstract: By using the methods of literature review and questionnaire survey, this paper investigates the career, grade distribution and education status of campus football referees in Gansu Province, as well as the reserve of talents, regional distribution of referees and the training status of referee lecturers. Based on the actual situation of the development of campus football referees in Gansu Province, from promoting the normal construction of referees, steadily improving the comprehensive quality and ability of campus football referees, improving the echelon construction of campus football referees, improving the treatment level of campus football referees, strengthening the communication between Gansu football association and the competent department of campus football competition and other aspects as the breakthrough point, this paper puts forward some suggestions to promote the development of campus football referees in Gansu Province. The strategy of sound and rapid development of school football referees aims to provide theoretical support for the development of school football referees in Gansu Province.Key Words: Gansu Province; Campus football; Referee; Development path基于《全国青少年校园足球教学训练竞赛体系建设方案(试行)》的通知下，近几年来校园足球联赛更是开展得如火如荼。
七年级下册英语一二单元合成的作文
七年级下册英语一二单元合成的作文全文共3篇示例，供读者参考篇1A Day in the Life - Synthesizing My LearnAs I plop down at my desk, I flip open my English textbook to Unit 1 titled "My Lifestyle." The big colorful letters immediately grab my attention as I begin reading about the daily routines and habits of students from around the world. I can't help but compare their lives to my own.Like Dominique from France, I also have a pretty structured schedule during the school week. My day starts bright and early at 6:30am when my mom bellows up the stairs for me to wake up.I begrudgingly drag myself out of my cozy bed and into the bathroom to get ready. After washing up, putting on my uniform, and doing my hair, I head downstairs for a quick breakfast.My morning routine is so robotic at this point that I could probably do it with my eyes closed. Well, except for picking out an outfit since I have to wear that drab uniform every day. I've gotten pretty good at shoveling down some cereal and fruitbefore dashing out the door by 7:15. The bus stop is just a couple blocks away, so I have to hurry to make it there on time.The bus ride to school is always chaotic, with rowdy kids yelling and bouncing around in the aisle. I just pop in my headphones to drown out the ruckus and chill to some music for the 20 minute commute. Once I arrive at school, I walk my usual route to my locker to swap out my books for first period. The hallways are a stressful sea of students franticly trying to get to class on time. I always feel like a salesman working the aisles at a crowded marketplace, dodging people left and right.My classes start at 8am sharp with Math first up. Most days I'm already zoning out by the time the teacher starts rambling on about algebra or geometry problems I just don't get. Next up is English, which is actually one of my stronger subjects. I have a flair for creative writing and analyzing literature. My mind tends to wander during the more tedious grammar lessons though.The morning flies by with Science and Spanish before the oh-so-necessary nutrition break at 10:20am. I desperately look forward to those 20 blessed minutes to scarf down a snack and recharge my batteries. Lunchtime couldn't come soon enough after that. At noon, I get to enjoy an hour away from classrooms and teachers to hang out with my friends. We gather at our usualspot on the lawn to gossip, joke around, and vent about classes and junk like normal teens. Those moments of freedom and socialization make bearing the rest of the school day a little easier.After lunch it's History, followed by the elective classes that actually keep things interesting - I'm taking Art and Music this semester. Even though those feel more like fun breaks than work, I still have to apply myself and turn in assignments. The final bell rings at 3pm to Signal the sweet release from academic anguish. My friends and I part ways, and I hop back on the bus for home.Once I finally get through the front door around 3:45pm, the first order of business is dropping my backpack and kicking off my shoes. Ahhh, that feels so good! Maybe I can sneak in a snack and some TV time before starting on homework. After vegging for a bit, I'll reluctantly crack open my books and try to plow through assignments for a few hours. Dinner's usually around 6:30pm with the whole family before I squeeze in any remaining homework.By 9pm, I'm wiped out from the long day and ready for bed. I go through my nightly routine of showering, brushing my teeth, pjs, and maybe some reading if I have any energy left. Lights go out at 10pm so I can recharge for another recycled daytomorrow. That's my typical lifestyle Monday through Friday while school's in session.Of course, weekends are a blessed respite from that rigid schedule. I get to indulge my hobbies and interests, hang out with friends, maybe make a little spending money at mypart-time job. I can actually enjoy being a kid without the scholastic pressures for those two glorious days.As I close my textbook and ponder my lifestyle, I'm drawn to the beginning of Unit 2 titled "World Sports." My mind instantly shifts from the academia grind to the excitement of athletics. While I may not be a world-class competitor, I do have a huge passion for sports, both playing and watching.Of the popular sports featured in the unit like basketball, soccer, and baseball, my ultimate favorite is definitely soccer. There's just something invigorating about constantly running up and down that huge field, the thrill of dribbling the ball past defenders, and scoring a goal that gives me an adrenaline rush like nothing else.I started playing soccer back in kindergarten in a recreation league. All us 5-year-olds pretty much just chased the ball around aimlessly like a swarm of bees for an hour. Fundamental skills like passing, trapping, and shooting were still completelyforeign to us. But it was just fun being outside running around with friends.As I progressed through the town's youth league system over the years, I actually started developing technique and strategy for the game. Games became more competitive, and we had to train harder to raise our skill level. The stakes felt higher when placing in tournaments meant advancing to play at the state and regional levels.By 7th grade, my elite club team travels regularly to take on other squads from across the Midwest. We put in a lot of work at practices honing our communication, offensive and defensive tactics. All that preparation definitely shows on the field during these intense matches away from home.One of the biggest tournaments we compete in is the Fair Play Cup held in St. Louis over Spring Break. It's a huge deal with teams from all across the country coming to go head-to-head. The stadiums are packed with rabid fans cheering on their kids. The pressure to perform your best is immense.The Cup has so much pageantry and hype surrounding it. They have an opening ceremony with marching bands and skydivers delivering the game balls. Tournament sponsors set up interactive games and free samples in the outer concourses tokeep fans engaged. It really makes you feel like a professional athlete...at least for a week. Participating in that electrified environment is a dream-come-true for any young soccer phenom.Win or lose, just being part of that experience is something you never forget. The lasting memories and life lessons learned far outweigh any scores or standings. Things like perseverance, teamwork, handling adversity - those intangible qualities serve players well both on and off the field.I certainly hope to play soccer throughout high school and maybe even earn a college scholarship. The competition will only get tougher at those higher levels. But with continued passion, determination, and hard work, maybe I could potentially realize my dream of playing professionally one day. The odds may be slim, but a young athlete can certainly fantasize!So in summary, my lifestyle is a balance between dutiful student and aspiring athlete. My weekdays are essentially confined to the rigid schedule and pressures of academics. But I get to blow off steam and pursue my true ardor on the pitch training for the next big soccer tourney. It's not an easy juggling act, but embracing that duality is just part of life for an overachieving, well-rounded 7th grader like myself. I'll keepchasing both scholarly and athletic excellence as I progress through my adolescent years.篇2My School Life: Balancing Responsibilities and InterestsSchool takes up a huge part of my life as a 7th grader. Between classes, homework, extracurricular activities and time with friends, there's a lot to juggle! Units 1 and 2 in our English textbook this semester focused on school subjects and responsibilities as well as hobbies and interests outside of school. As I read through the units, I realized how relevant the topics are to my daily experiences of trying to balance all my commitments. Let me tell you about a typical weekly schedule for me.My week always starts bright and early on Monday morning.I wake up around 6:30am to get ready for school, which starts at 8am. Once I'm at school, I have a packed day of core academic classes like math, science, English, history and Spanish. Those make up the bulk of my schedule from 8am to 3pm when the final bell rings. Math is probably my most challenging subject – I find algebra really tough! My favorite class is English though. I love reading novels and analyzing the deeper meanings. This semester we've studied some fascinating works of fiction thatreally get you thinking about profound topics like justice, morality and humanity's impact on the environment.After the academic day ends, I stay after school for extracurricular activities a few days per week. On Mondays, I have tennis practice until 5pm. I'm on the school's co-ed tennis team and we have matches every Saturday during the season. Tennis is one of my biggest passions outside of school – I've played since I was 7 years old and just love the competitive spirit and athleticism required for the sport.When tennis practice ends, I rush home, quickly eat dinner, and then get started on my nightly homework routine. Depending on the day's assignments, I'll spend 2-3 hours diligently working on things like math problem sets, reading chapters for English class and writing essays, studying vocabulary for Spanish quizzes, or working on science lab reports.I know some of my classmates goof off during this homework time, but I really try my best to stay focused and get it all done. My parents are always checking in to make sure I'm on task too!After powering through my homework, I'll take an hour or so before bed to relax with a hobby. A couple nights per week, I work on my coding skills using online tutorials for programming languages like Python and JavaScript. I first got into coding in5th grade when I took an introductory computer science course, and I've been hooked ever since! My dream is to maybe work as a software engineer someday. Other nights, I'll spend time on creative writing – keeping a journal, drafting short stories, or working on my novel-in-progress. I've always been an avid reader, and writing fictional tales myself is a passion project. Sometimes I even submit my best works to regional youth writing contests.Tuesdays and Thursdays follow a similar packed routine as Mondays, but my after-school activity is Model United Nations club instead of tennis practice. In Model UN, we prepare to participate in regional conferences by researching global issues, learning about international relations, and practicing public speaking skills. It's a ton of work but also incredibly interesting and rewarding. We learn so much about the world's greatest challenges and how to think critically about solving them.Wednesdays bring a slight change of pace as I don't have any after-school activities. However, I often use that extra time in the evenings to get a head start on larger assignments like term papers or big projects that are on the horizon. Time management skills are so crucial with my busy schedule, so I try to plan ahead as much as possible.Friday is a huge cause for celebration come 3pm because it means the weekend is finally here! After tennis practice on Friday evenings, I'm free to just hang out, relax, and have fun for the next couple days. That usually means making plans with my friends – going to the movies, grabbing dinner somewhere, having a game night, or just hanging out at each other's houses. My closest friends and I have been buddies since kindergarten! We love playing video games together (our favorites are Fortnite and Minecraft) or just talking about random things for hours.Weekends are also my opportunity to sleep in a bit and recharge my batteries for the upcoming week. I try to use Saturday mornings to run any outstanding errands or do chores around the house like taking out the trash, cleaning my room, or mowing the lawn during summer months. My parents are really on me about pitching in and doing my part. I know it's good preparation for being self-sufficient and responsible later in life.Later on Saturdays, I often have my tennis matches if it's during the season. Both me and my teammates take the competitions really seriously as the elite high school teams are always scouting younger talent. We all have dreams of potentially earning a college scholarship through tennis! During the winters, I instead spend Saturday nights with my local youthgroup from church. We meet for bible studies but our activities are always super fun too – things like holiday parties, bowling nights, laser tag, etc. It's a great way to build community.Sundays are for homework, homework, homework. I clear my schedule for the entire day to make sure I'm caught up and prepped for the upcoming week. But I also try to set aside an hour or so in the afternoons to simply relax, watch Netflix or read for pleasure – you have to give your brain a break sometime, right?Overall, while my schedule is definitely hectic andover-committed, I really love having such a well-rounded array of activities between academics, athletics, extracurriculars and recreational hobbies. It's all about striving for that balance between working hard and making time for the things you're passionate about. Sometimes it's stressful juggling all my responsibilities, but I know it's building character and preparing me for even greater challenges down the road.I may only be in 7th grade, but I've quickly learned that time management, self-discipline, and prioritization are critical life skills. So as crazy as my weekly routine seems, I wouldn't have it any other way. Bring on 8th grade – I'll be ready!篇3A Fresh Start and A Lasting FriendshipAs I stood at the gates of my new school, my heart was pounding with a mixture of excitement and nervousness. It was the first day of 7th grade, and I was about to embark on a new journey filled with challenges and opportunities. Little did I know that this fresh start would also mark the beginning of a lasting friendship that would shape my life in ways I could never have imagined.The first few weeks were a whirlwind of new faces, new classrooms, and new routines. It was overwhelming, but I was determined to make the most of this new chapter. One of the first people I met was a girl named Emily. She had a warm smile and a contagious laugh that instantly put me at ease. We bonded over our shared love of reading and our mutual fascination with the world around us.In English class, we were introduced to the concept of descriptive writing. Our teacher, Mr. Johnson, encouraged us to paint vivid pictures with our words, to transport our readers to the scenes we were describing. Emily and I would often spendour lunch breaks brainstorming ideas and sharing our drafts with each other.One of the first assignments was to describe our dream vacation. I chose to write about a tropical island, with its crystal-clear waters, swaying palm trees, and golden sandy beaches. Emily's description took us on a journey through the Swiss Alps, with snow-capped mountains, cozy chalets, and breathtaking vistas. As we read each other's work, we were transported to these imaginary worlds, marveling at the power of words to evoke such vivid images.But it wasn't just the creative writing assignments that brought us together. In Unit 2, we delved into the world of biographies, learning about the lives of remarkable individuals who had left an indelible mark on history. We were captivated by the stories of scientists like Marie Curie and Albert Einstein, artists like Frida Kahlo and Pablo Picasso, and activists like Martin Luther King Jr. and Malala Yousafzai.Emily and I would spend hours discussing these incredible people, analyzing their struggles, their triumphs, and the impact they had on the world. We were inspired by their resilience, their passion, and their unwavering determination to make a difference.One day, during our weekly book club meeting, Emily shared a quote that resonated deeply with both of us: "The only way to do great work is to love what you do." It was a sentiment echoed by many of the people we had studied, and it sparked a profound conversation about our own dreams and aspirations.As the school year progressed, our friendship deepened, and we became inseparable. We supported each other through academic challenges, shared our hopes and fears, and celebrated each other's successes. Emily's unwavering positivity and her ability to find joy in the smallest things were a constant source of inspiration for me.In the blink of an eye, the final weeks of the school year arrived, and we found ourselves face-to-face with our dreaded final exams. The pressure was mounting, but Emily and I made a pact to study together, quizzing each other on vocabulary words, grammar rules, and literary devices.The night before the English exam, we stayed up late, poring over our notes and practicing sample essays. As the hours ticked by, our eyelids grew heavy, but our determination never wavered. We knew that we had put in the hard work, and we were ready to tackle whatever challenges came our way.When the exam finally arrived, I felt a sense of calm wash over me. Emily and I exchanged a knowing glance, a silent reminder of the bond we had forged and the strength we had found in each other. As I put pen to paper, the words flowed effortlessly, a testament to the skills we had honed throughout the year.After the exam, Emily and I celebrated our accomplishments with a well-deserved ice cream sundae, savoring the sweet taste of success and the bittersweet realization that our 7th grade journey was coming to an end.As we parted ways for the summer, promising to stay in touch, I couldn't help but reflect on the incredible impact Emily had had on my life. She had been more than just a friend; she had been a constant source of inspiration, a reminder that with hard work, determination, and a little bit of laughter, anything was possible.Looking back on that pivotal year, I realize that the lessons I learned extended far beyond the confines of the classroom. In Unit 1, I discovered the power of descriptive writing to transport readers to new worlds, and in Unit 2, I gained a deeper appreciation for the remarkable individuals who had paved the way for progress and change.But more importantly, I learned the value of true friendship, of having someone by your side who believes in you, challenges you, and lifts you up when you need it most. Emily taught me that great friendships, like great works of literature, are crafted over time, with each shared experience adding depth and richness to the narrative.As I embark on the next chapter of my life, I carry with me the lessons and memories from that unforgettable year. And while our paths may diverge, I know that the bond Emily and I forged will remain a constant source of strength and inspiration, a reminder that even in the darkest of times, a true friend can light the way forward.。
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eve任务Eve任务一支不可忽视的力量 (4)一场有利的意外 (4)Angel Extravaganza（天使的妄想） (4)Artifact Recovery（古董复原） (5)Attack of the Drones（无人机的袭击） (5)Avenge a Fallen Comrade（血债血偿） (5)Blood Farm（鲜血农场） (5)Break Their Will（粉碎意志） (6)Cargo Delivery（货柜递送） (6)Communications Cold War（通讯冷战） (6)Covering Your Tracks（隐藏行迹） (6)Cut-Throat Competition（割喉式竞争） (6)Deadly Arrival（致命来袭） (7)Dread Pirate Scarlet（恐怖的女海盗猩红） (7)Driving a Wedge - Get the Gallente（离间- 干掉盖伦特） (7) Driving a Wedge - Delegation Destruction（离间- 代表团的毁灭）2/2 (7)The Rogue Slave Trader（无赖的奴隶贩子） (7)Downing The Slavers（消灭奴隶贩子）2/2 (8)Duo of Death（双劫匪） (8)Eliminate the Pirate Campers（清除路障） (8)Enemies Abound（腹背受敌）1/5 (8)Enemies Abound（腹背受敌）2/5 (9)Enemies Abound（腹背受敌）3/5 (9)Enemies Abound（腹背受敌）4/5 (9)Enemies Abound（腹背受敌）5/5 (9)Evolution（演化） (10)Extract the Renegade（提审叛徒） (10)Forgotten Outpost（被遗忘的前哨站） (10) Freedom Must Not Prevail（自由的代价） (10)Gate to Nowhere（无为之门） (11)Gone Berserk（狂暴） (11)Guristas Extravaganza（古斯塔的妄想） (11)Humble Beginnings（卑微的仆从） (11)Illegal Activity（违法活动）1/3 (12)Illegal Activity（违法活动） (12)Illegal Activity（违法活动）3/3 (12)Infested Ruins（无人机滋生的遗迹） (12)Infiltrated Outposts（抢救矿冶设施） (12) Innocents in the Crossfire（交火中的无辜者） (13) Intercept The Pirate Smugglers（拦截海盗走私者） (13) Intercept The Saboteurs（截击破坏者） (13)Jealous Rivals（嫉妒的对手） (13)Lasers Softly Beaming（激光轻闪） (14)Lights Out（熄灯） (14)Massive Attack（大举进犯） (14)Million Little Pieces（百万碎片） (14)Mining Misappropriation（矿业挪用） (14) Minmatar Plot（米玛塔尔的阴谋） (15)Minmatar Plot（米玛塔尔的阴谋）2/3 (15)Minmatar Plot（米玛塔尔的阴谋） (15)Mission of Mercy（仁慈的使命） (15)Mordus Headhunters（莫德团的猎头） (15) Murderer Brought To Justice（将杀人犯绳之以法） (16) My Sweet Privateer（我亲爱的私掠者） (16)New Frontiers - Raw Materials（新前线）1/7 (16) New Frontiers - Mad Scientist（新前线） (16)New Frontiers - Toward a Solution（新前线） (17) New Frontiers - The Unveiling（新前线）4/7 (17)New Frontiers - An Unexpected Twist（新前线）5/7 (17) New Frontiers - Nanite Express（新前线）6/7 (17) New Frontiers - Ascendance（新前线） (17)Patient Zero（零号病人） (18)Pick Your Poison（你的死亡选择） (18)Pirate Invasion（海盗入侵） (18)Racetrack Ruckus（赛马场上的骚动） (18)Recon（侦查）1/3 (19)Recon（侦查）2/3 (19)Recon（侦查）3/3 (19)Record Cleaning（清除记录） (19)Retribution（复仇之日） (19)Ritualist Raids（袭击礼仪师） (20)Rogue Drone Harassment（自由无人机的骚扰） (20) Save the Miners（拯救矿工） (20)Seek and Destroy（搜寻与消灭） (20)Shipyard Theft（船厂盗窃犯） (20)Silence The Informant（死人不会说话 (21)Smash the Supplier（粉碎供应商） (21)Smuggler Interception（拦截走私船） (21)Soothe the Salvage Beast（安抚野兽） (21)Stop The Thief（阻止小偷） (22)Success Comes At A Price（成功的代价） (22) Surprise Surprise（惊喜不断） (22)Technological Secrets（科技机密） (22) Technological Secrets（科技机密）2/3. (22) Technological Secrets（科技机密）3/3 (23)The Anomaly（异常空间） (23)The Anomaly（异常空间）2/3 (23)The Anomaly（异常空间）3/3 (23)The Assault（袭击） (23)The Black Market Hub（黑市交易中心） (24)The Blockade（封锁线） (24)The Blood Raider Spies（血袭者间谍） (24)The Damsel In Distress（危难中的少女） (25)The Drone Infestation（无人机的隐患）` (25)The Good Word（好言好语）) (25)The Guristas Spies（古斯塔斯间谍） (25)The Hidden Stash（隐匿的藏身处） (26)The Missing Convoy（失踪的护航队） (26)The Mouthy Merc（大嘴巴马维克） (26)The Right Hand Of Zazzmatazz（扎茨玛特的右使者） (26)The Sansha Spies（萨沙间谍） (27)The Score（疤痕） (27)The Seven's Prison Facility（七人组的监狱） (27)The Slaves Must Be Returned（奴隶必须被归还） (27)The Space Telescope（空间望远镜） (27)The Spy Stash（间谍的藏身处） (28)The Wildcat Strike（野猫打击） (28)Unauthorized Military Presence（未授权的军队） (28)Vengeance（复仇之火） (28)What Comes Around Goes Around（恶有恶报） (29)Whispers in the Dark - First Contact（黑暗中的密语）1/4 (29) Whispers in the Dark - Lay And Pray（黑暗中的密语）2/4 (29) Whispers in the Dark - The Spy Drones（黑暗中的密语）3/4 (29)Whispers in the Dark - The Outpost（黑暗中的密语） (29)Worlds Collide（世界碰撞） (30)一支不可忽视的力量跳进任务空间后有2巡洋，5护卫，全灭敌人后任务完成。
2016考研英语二答案详解：阅读理解
2016考研英语二答案详解：阅读理解Text 121 答案B remodel the way of thinking.解析：此题是文中人物观点题。
根据Cortina定位到第二段前三句。
Cortina认为尽早接触计算机科学是有益的。
第三句It’s not as hard for them to transform their thought processes as it is for older students. 译为在转变思维程序方面小孩不像年龄较大的学生一样困难，即B remodel the way of thinking 转变思维方式即为同义替换。
22 答案D interest解析：此题是细节题。
根据关键词Friedman定位到第四段第二句but之后引号里面内容“我们试图让课程符合学生兴趣”，故而D interest为正确答案。
23 答案A help students learn other computer languages解析：文中人物观点题。
题干问的是Deborah Seehorn认为在Flatiron这里所学到的技能将能怎么样，据此定位到第五段But处，和题干基本一致，该句指出“But the skills they learn…appl to any coding language”，意思是他们学到的技能可以应用于任何编码语言。
对比答案选项，A选项的意思是“帮助学生学习其他的计算机语言”属于原文定位处的同义替换。
24 答案C become better prepared for the digitalized world解析：细节题。
题干指出：根据最后一段，Flatiron的学生被期望去干什么。
据此定位到最后一段的These kids are going to be处，是题干的同义复现。
定位句“These kids are…be surrounded by computers for the rest of their lives. The younger they learn how computers think…….the better.”，意思是学生们越早学越好。
介绍下你的家人周末的活动英语作文
介绍下你的家人周末的活动英语作文My Awesome Family WeekendsWeekends are the best! That's when I get to spend lots of time with my family. We do all sorts of fun things together. Let me tell you about some of our favorite weekend activities.On Saturday mornings, my mom and I like to go to the farmer's market downtown. We walk around looking at all the fresh fruits and vegetables from local farms. The colors are so bright and vibrant! My favorite stands are the ones that sell flowers and baked goods. I love smelling the different types of flowers and my mouth waters looking at all the pastries, cookies, and breads. Sometimes we get a treat like a warm cinnamon roll or a chocolate croissant to share. Yum!After we get back from the farmer's market, my dad often makes us a big breakfast. He's an amazing cook. His specialty is pancakes from scratch with all sorts of fun mix-ins like chocolate chips, blueberries, or bananas. He makes them in fun shapes too, like Mickey Mouse ears or dinosaurs. My little brother and I always have a contest to see who can eat the most pancakes. So far the record is 8 pancakes for me and 7 for him!In the afternoons, we like to go on adventures as a family. One weekend we might go for a hike in the woods near our house. I love looking for cool bugs, birds, and other forest creatures. My dad is like a walking encyclopedia and tells us all about the different plants and animals we see. Another weekend we might drive out to a farm and go apple or strawberry picking when they're in season. It's so satisfying to pick your own fruit right off the vine or tree! Other times we go bowling, roller skating, or to a trampoline park to get our energy out.Sometimes we have a friendly competition to see who can get the highest score bowling, skate the fastest, or do the craziest tricks on the trampolines. It usually ends up with all of us laughing so hard our stomachs hurt. My little brother always tries to show off by doing flips and my parents cheer him on. I'm a little more cautious but I still have a blast.When we get home, we're all worn out from our adventures. That's the perfect time for a family movie night! My parents let us kids pick the movie and we make a cozy blanket fort in the living room with all of our pillows and stuffed animals. We pop some popcorn and my dad makes hot cocoa for us to sip while we watch. In the middle of the movie, we take a stretching and snack break. Sometimes we even have impromptu living roomdance parties during that time! Then we settle back in to finish watching the movie all cuddled up together. Those are some of my most favorite memories.On Sundays, our family has a tradition of going to church together in the morning. Afterwards, we go out for a big lunch at a local restaurant. I always look forward to the places that give out crayons and kid's menus so I can color while we wait for our food. My parents let me get a sweet treat like a milkshake or ice cream sundae if I'm good during the service. In the afternoon, neighborhood kids often come over to our house to play. We have the biggest backyard on the block which is perfect for games of tag, building forts, or having water balloon fights in the summer. It's always a ruckus with ten or more kids running around but my parents don't seem to mind the noise and chaos. They just smile and say they're happy we're having fun.As the weekend comes to an end, we have another special tradition - family board game or video game night! We all gather around the dining room table and my mom makes snacks like veggies with ranch dip, chips and salsa, or my favorite - her famous chocolate chip cookies. Then the competition begins! We play games like Candy Land, Chutes and Ladders, Guess Who, or Connect 4 for the board games. For video games, we'll playMario Kart, Just Dance, or sports games where we can gohead-to-head. It always gets very dramatic with people cheering, booing, or letting out exaggerated groans when they lose. But no matter who wins or loses, we always end up laughing together.Weekends with my family are just the absolute best. We cram in as much quality time and fun activities as we can before it's time to go back to school and work on Mondays. I feel so lucky to have such a loving, goofy family who makes amazing memories with me. We may do some of the same traditions each weekend, but they never get old to me. I look forward to our weekend adventures all week long! What's your favorite weekend activity with your family? I'd love to hear about it!。
写在上英语课时上课教室吵闹的作文
写在上英语课时上课教室吵闹的作文全文共3篇示例，供读者参考篇1The Unbearable Noise of the ClassroomAs I sit here trying to concentrate on my English lesson, a cacophony of sounds assaults my ears from every direction. It's like being trapped in the middle of a rowdy circus, with no ringmaster to restore order. The classroom, once a sanctuary for learning, has descended into a chaotic auditory nightmare.To my left, a group of girls are engaged in a heated debate about the latest social media drama, their voices rising in pitch and volume with each passing minute. Their shrill tones pierce through the air like nails on a chalkboard, making it impossible to focus on the lesson at hand.Directly behind me, a pair of boys are engaged in anot-so-friendly competition, seeing who can produce the loudest and most obnoxious bodily noises. The resulting symphony of burps, farts, and other unmentionable sounds is enough to make even the most hardened individual recoil in disgust.Across the room, a cluster of students has formed around someone's phone, eagerly watching and commenting on the latest viral video sensation. Their laughter and exclamations echo through the classroom, drowning out the teacher's valiant attempts to regain control.But perhaps the most grating noise of all is the incessant tapping and clicking of keyboards and phones. It's a constant, rhythmic assault on the senses, like a million tiny hammers pounding away at my concentration. Every few seconds, a new notification chime or ringtone adds to the cacophony, sending my already frayed nerves into a tailspin.Amidst this auditory chaos, the teacher's voice becomes little more than a faint whisper, struggling to be heard over the din. Their lessons, once engaging and thought-provoking, now fade into the background, lost in the sea of noise that engulfs the classroom.It's a frustrating and disheartening experience, one that leaves me feeling utterly powerless and defeated. How can I possibly be expected to learn and retain information when my mind is constantly bombarded by this relentless barrage of sound?And yet, despite the overwhelming nature of the noise, there are moments when it all seems to fade away, replaced by a deafening silence. These brief respites are like oases in a desert of cacophony, offering a fleeting glimpse of what true focus and concentration feel like.But just as quickly as the silence descends, it is shattered by a new wave of noise, crashing over me like a tidal wave of auditory assaults. It's a never-ending cycle, a constant battle between the forces of quiet and chaos, with no clear victor in sight.As I survey the classroom, I can't help but wonder how we've allowed things to deteriorate to this point. Is this the price we pay for living in a world of instant gratification and constant connectivity? Have we become so addicted to the constant stimulation of our devices that we've lost the ability to simply sit and listen, to engage in the age-old art of learning?Or perhaps this is merely a symptom of a larger issue, a reflection of the growing disconnect between students and the educational system. Maybe the problem lies not in the noise itself, but in the failure of our teachers and institutions to adapt to the changing needs and preferences of a new generation.Whatever the cause, one thing is certain: this level of noise and disruption is untenable. It's a barrier to learning, a hindranceto academic progress, and a source of frustration and stress for all involved.But what can be done? How do we reclaim the classroom as a place of focused study and intellectual discourse?Perhaps the solution lies in finding a balance, a middle ground where technology and connectivity are embraced, but not at the expense of learning and attentiveness. Maybe it's time to rethink the traditional classroom model, to explore new and innovative ways of engaging students that align with their modern sensibilities and attention spans.Or maybe the answer is simpler than that. Maybe all it takes is a renewed commitment to respect and discipline, a collective effort to create an environment where learning is prioritized and disruptions are minimized.Whatever the solution, one thing is clear: we cannot continue down this path of escalating noise and chaos. The classroom should be a sanctuary, a place where minds can expand and knowledge can flourish, not a battleground of competing sounds and distractions.As I sit here, surrounded by the cacophony of the classroom, I can't help but feel a sense of urgency. This is not just about mypersonal ability to learn and succeed; it's about the future of education itself. If we cannot find a way to tame this auditory beast, to restore a sense of focus and tranquility to the learning environment, then what hope do we have of cultivating the next generation of thinkers, innovators, and leaders?The path forward may be uncertain, but one thing is clear: we cannot afford to ignore the unbearable noise of the classroom any longer. It's time to take a stand, to raise our voices above the din, and reclaim the sanctity of the learning experience. The future of our education, and indeed our society, depends on it.篇2An Exasperating English Class PeriodToday's English class was utterly exasperating. I trudged into the classroom, relieved to be done with math class and finally able to focus on something I actually enjoy - practicing and improving my English skills. However, my hopes for a productive class period were quickly dashed as I took my usual seat.The instant I walked through that door, a cacophony of loud voices and commotion assaulted my ears. A group of guys who apparently think they're comedians were shouting jokes backand forth, accompanied by guffaws of laughter that seemed to reverberate through the room. In the back corner, a cluster of girls were engrossed in gossiping about some drama from the weekend, their shrill voices rising in pitch with each juicy detail they divulged.I let out an audible sigh and slumped down in my seat, already resigning myself to another fruitless class period. This kind of disruptive behavior has become disgracefully commonplace, to the point where I've stopped getting my hopes up for a focused, constructive lesson. Don't get me wrong - I'm usually quite the extrovert myself, and I revel in a bit of social banter before class. But there's a time and a place, and this level of rowdiness completely crosses the line into being disrespectful.I glanced up towards the front of the room, spotting Mrs. Thompson standing rigidly with her arms crossed, cheeks flushed and vein bulging as she attempted in vain to call the class to order. The poor woman has the patience of a saint, but even saints have their limits. I felt a pang of pity as I watched her fighting a losing battle against the relentless tide of adolescent bedlam."If I could just have your attention, class..." Mrs. Thompson's meek voice was drowned out by the general uproar. Shehalfheartedly rapped her knuckles against the whiteboard, letting out a strained "Ahem!" in another futile attempt to restore order. When that failed to work, she resorted to frantically shaking a tiny hand-held bell, its tinny tinkling adding to the overall ruckus rather than cutting through it.I couldn't help but feel frustrated on her behalf, and admittedly a bit for my own sake as well. As someone who genuinely wants to apply themselves and get the most out of this class, it's incredibly demoralizing to have that desire constantly stymied by the thoughtless actions of my peers. Don't they understand how much value there is to be gained from this opportunity to practice English with a skilled teacher?Perhaps not, I realized with a sinking feeling. So many of them seem to view this篇3A Loud Lament: The Struggle to Learn Amidst ChaosAs I trudged into Mr. Peterson's English class, my heart sank at the familiar scene unfolding before me. A cacophony of voices filled the air, a discordant symphony of shouts, laughter, and indistinct chatter. Amidst the chaos, a valiant few attempted to engage with the lesson, their efforts drowned out by therelentless tide of disruption. It was yet another day in the battleground we called our classroom, where the pursuit of knowledge was an uphill battle against the forces of distraction.I slumped into my seat, my shoulders already weighed down by the resignation that today's class would be more of the same – a futile exercise in trying to catch snippets of wisdom amidst the pandemonium. Mr. Peterson, bless his soul, tried valiantly to restore order, his voice rising above the din like a lone buoy in a turbulent sea. But his pleas for silence were met with little more than momentary lulls, quickly swallowed up by the resurgent tide of commotion.As the lesson commenced, I found myself straining to hear Mr. Peterson's words, my mind constantly interrupted by the incessant chatter around me. It was a twisted game of mental gymnastics, attempting to piece together the fragmented morsels of information while simultaneously blocking out the distractions that threatened to derail my focus. Occasionally, I would catch a fellow student's eye, their expression mirroring the same exasperation and fatigue that I felt.The worst offenders were the usual suspects – the class clowns, the oblivious chatterboxes, and the wilfully disruptive miscreants who seemed to take perverse pleasure in sabotagingthe learning environment. They would hurl insults and crude jokes across the room, their raucous laughter drowning out Mr. Peterson's valiant attempts to continue the lesson. Sometimes, their antics would escalate into outright chaos, with paper airplanes soaring through the air and desks being noisily rearranged in a symphony of disruption.In those moments, I couldn't help but feel a pang of sympathy for Mr. Peterson. Here was a man who had dedicated his life to the noble pursuit of education, only to find himself besieged by the very students he sought to enlighten. His frustration was palpable, his brow furrowed and his mouth set in a grim line as he struggled to maintain control over the unruly masses.Yet, despite the relentless onslaught of noise and disruption, there were fleeting moments of respite – brief interludes where the chaos would abate, and the classroom would settle into a semblance of tranquillity. In those precious moments, Mr. Peterson's words would ring clear, and the lessons would take shape, like sunbeams piercing through the clouds of confusion.It was during those moments that I found myself truly engaged, my mind eagerly absorbing the knowledge imparted by our beleaguered instructor. The concepts that had previouslyseemed muddled and indistinct would suddenly snap into focus, their intricate patterns and nuances revealed in crystalline clarity.Alas, such moments were all too brief, quickly shattered by the resurgence of the cacophonous din that plagued our classroom. Just as I would begin to find my stride, my concentration would be rudely interrupted by the raucous outbursts of my disruptive classmates, their antics once again drowning out the voice of reason.In those moments of frustration, I couldn't help but wonder – what was the point? Why even bother trying to learn in an environment so utterly hostile to the pursuit of knowledge? The temptation to simply tune out and surrender to the chaos was ever-present, a siren song of apathy that promised a reprieve from the relentless struggle.But then I would remember the wise words of Mr. Peterson, spoken during one of those rare moments of tranquillity: "Education is not a passive endeavor; it is a battle – a battle against ignorance, against complacency, against the forces that seek to keep us mired in the darkness of ignorance. It is a struggle, but one that is worth fighting, for the rewards of knowledge are invaluable."Those words would echo in my mind, a rallying cry that reignited my determination to persevere, to push through the chaos and emerge victorious on the other side, armed with the knowledge and understanding that had been so hard-won.And so, I would gather my resolve, steeling myself against the onslaught of distractions, and refocus my attention on the lesson at hand. I would scribble furious notes, my pen racing across the page as I strove to capture every nugget of wisdom that managed to penetrate the cacophony. And when the class finally drew to a close, I would emerge from the battlefield, battered but unbroken, clutching my hard-earned knowledge like a precious trophy.As I reflect on those tumultuous days in Mr. Peterson's English class, I am struck by the resilience and tenacity required to navigate such a chaotic learning environment. It was a crucible of sorts, a trial by fire that forged within me a deeper appreciation for the value of knowledge and the determination required to acquire it.In many ways, that classroom was a microcosm of the world beyond its walls – a world filled with distractions, temptations, and forces that seek to divert us from our pursuit of understanding. The lessons learned amidst that chaos haveproven invaluable, for they have equipped me with the fortitude and focus necessary to weather the storms of life and remain steadfast in my quest for enlightenment.And while the memories of those raucous days may elicit a weary chuckle or a rueful shake of the head, I cannot help but feel a profound sense of gratitude for the experience. For it was in that crucible of chaos that I learned the true value of perseverance, the importance of maintaining focus amidst adversity, and the unwavering belief that knowledge, no matter how hard-won, is always worth the struggle.。
写街道上一角发生的事六年级六百字作文
写街道上一角发生的事六年级六百字作文On a corner of the street, an unexpected event unfolded. People passing by were drawn to the commotion and gathered around to see what was happening. The scene was a combination of chaos and curiosity.在街道的一个角落，发生了一件意外的事件。
路过的人们被吸引住，围在一起看发生了什么。
现场充满了混乱和好奇。
Amidst the crowd, a stray dog had entered into an intense chase with a mischievous squirrel that seemed to beenjoying the thrill of being chased through the streets.The dog, determined to catch its prey, leaped over obstacles, knocking down trash cans and causing quite a ruckus.在人群中，一只流浪狗正在与一只调皮的松鼠展开激烈的追逐战。
松鼠似乎很享受在街上被追赶的刺激。
那只狗决心要捉到它的猎物，它跃过障碍物，撞倒垃圾桶，引发了一阵骚动。
As the chase continued, onlookers couldn't help but cheerfor both participants. Some were rooting for the dog, admiring its determination and agility. Others found themselves cheering for the squirrel as it easily maneuvered through tight spaces, leaving the dog behind.追逐继续进行着，旁观者情不自禁地为两个参与者加油助威。
“双一流”背景下地方院校研究生培养全流程评价体系研究——以沈阳工业大学管理科学与工程专业为例
“双一流”背景下地方院校研究生培养全流程评价体系研究———以沈阳工业大学管理科学与工程专业为例*侯芳，祝爱民（沈阳工业大学管理学院，辽宁沈阳110870）一、概述习近平同志在十九大报告中指出，要加快一流大学和一流学科建设。
2015年我国开始统筹推进建设世界一流大学和一流学科，2017年发布《推进世界一流大学和一流学科建设实施办法》，2018年印发《关于高等学校加快“双一流”建设的指导意见》。
“双一流”建设是目前我国高等教育改革与发展的重要内容，对我国高等教育发展布局产生根本性影响。
在“双一流”建设背景下，高质量研究生培养工作是促进教育教学创新理论和方法的重要引擎，是适应学科历史发展的必然趋势。
研究生培养评价是高校研究生教育质量监控体系的重要环节，决定了高层次创新型人才培养的质量。
目前主要有学科评估、质量认证等，具体到培养工作主要是面向教学单位的教学状态评估、面向培养过程和毕业状态的质量调研等，基本都是从研究生培养的供给侧出发，着重教育保障、过程规范和教育基础设施等局部要素。
赵玲玲[1]（2013）等对多所985高校研究生培育质量进行综合评价，包括转换培养理念、注重过程培养管理、紧密结合地方社会发展、推广实施双导师制、提升创新能力和完善导师制度6个维度。
张小波[2]（2013）通过对单以评价结果组合分析对34所高校进行研究生教育质量评价，认为研究生教育质量效率整体水平偏低，教学科研仪器设备、国家重点实验室或研究基地数、生均科研经费是当前研究生教育质量改进的瓶颈。
尹贞姬[3]（2014）从战略定位、组织要素、运作要人员要素4个方面构建研究生教育评价体系。
卢东兵[4]（2016）针对现行研究生教育质量评价缺乏针对性，操作性不够等问题进行了讨论，认为应提高执行评价指标体系的简明易行性。
赵朋[5]（2017）认为产学研融合是提升研究生培养质量的理想选择。
王海军[6]（2019）从模块化视角研究了政产学协同开展工程管理创新型人才培养内涵和模式，对比分析了中、美、英三国典型高校的工程管理专业创新型人才培养模式和机制。
一个激动人心的故事英文作文100字
一个激动人心的故事英文作文100字全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1The Most Thrilling Day of My LifeIt was the last day of school before summer vacation, and I could hardly contain my excitement! The morning dragged on forever as I sat fidgeting at my desk, waiting for the final bell to ring. When it finally did, I bolted out of the classroom like a rocket, nearly knocking over poor Mrs. Johnson in my hurry."Slow down there, Christopher!" she called after me with a chuckle. But there was no stopping me now!I raced home at lightning speed, burst through the front door, and hollered, "Mom, Mom! I'm finally on summer break!"My mom emerged from the kitchen, wiping her hands on her apron. "I can see that, honey! You're certainly in a hurry today.""Hurry, hurry!" I panted, already headed for my room to change out of my school clothes. "We've gotta get going soon if we're gonna make it on time!"You see, my parents had promised me the most amazing surprise for the last day of school. But they refused to tell me what it was, no matter how much I begged and pleaded. All I knew was that we had to be somewhere by 1 o'clock sharp.I quickly threw on a t-shirt, shorts, and sneakers, then went tearing back into the living room. "Come on, come on! Let's go!"I urged, dancing around impatiently.Mom laughed again. "All right, Christopher, keep your pants on! We've got plenty of time." But she headed for the hallway to grab her purse and keys.Dad came strolling in from the garage, scratching his head. "What's all the ruckus about?""Dad! Finally!" I groaned. "We're gonna be late if we don't leave right now!""Late for what?" he asked with a wink. Sometimes parents can be so annoying when they play dumb.At last, we piled into the car and Mom backed out of the driveway. As we drove along, I kept my face glued to the window, looking for any hint of where we might be going. The city streets gave way to the highway...then the highway led us out into thecountry. Cows and horses grazed in green pastures, and the hot summer sun blazed overhead.After what felt like an eternity of driving, Dad finally exited the highway. We turned onto a long, dusty road leading up a steep hill. At the top was a huge wooden sign that read: "Falcon Ridge Adventure Park."My eyes boggled at the sight before me. Zip lines crisscrossed through the air! Towering cliffs lined one side for rock climbing! The trees concealed a maze of obstacles and bridges high up in the canopy!"No way!" I gasped, head swiveling a mile a minute as I tried to take it all in. "This is the surprise? We're really going to get to do all that?""You'd better believe it, kiddo!" Dad grinned as he parked the car. "Your mom and I thought an adventure park would be the perfect way to kick off your summer."The next few hours were a blur of soaring through the sky, scaling rock faces, navigating suspended bridges, and flinging myself into the cargo net "spider web" high up in the trees. Never in my wildest dreams could I have imagined a day this electrifyingly, knee-knockingly, crazy exciting!By the time we got home that evening, I was utterly spent. My arms and legs felt like rubber, and my hair was a tangled, sweaty mess. But I collapsed into bed that night with a smile plastered to my face, already replaying the epic adventure in my head.Without a doubt, it was the most thrilling day of my entire life! I couldn't wait to tell all my friends about it. This was going to be the best summer ever!篇2It was a bright and sunny day, and I was super excited because my best friend, Emma, was coming over for a sleepover! We had been looking forward to this for weeks. As soon as she arrived, we raced upstairs to my room and started planning all the fun things we could do.First up was our favorite game - building a massive fort out of blankets, pillows, and chairs. We spent ages carefully constructing it, making sure it was big enough for us both to fit inside comfortably. Once it was ready, we grabbed some snacks and crawled in, giggling like crazy."This is the best fort ever!" Emma exclaimed, her eyes wide with delight.We played make-believe games for hours, pretending we were brave explorers on a daring adventure, or princesses ruling over our very own kingdom. The fort became our sacred headquarters, where no parents or annoying little brothers were allowed!After a while, we got a bit restless being cooped up inside. That's when I had the brilliant idea to turn my backyard into an epic obstacle course! We grabbed whatever we could find - hula hoops, jump ropes, buckets, you name it. Soon enough, we had constructed the most ridiculously challenging course known to kid-kind."Race you to the finish line!" I shouted, taking off at full speed.We leaped over hurdles, crawled through tunnels, and did silly dances whenever we landed on a "dance zone." We were having such a blast that we didn't even notice it had started raining. By the time we finished, we were both soaked to the bone but laughing so hard our tummies hurt.Once we had caught our breath, it was time for theall-important sleepover tradition - having a crazy dance party! We cranked up the music and danced around like total goofballs,doing all our favorite silly moves. I think the neighbors must have thought we were nuts, but we didn't care one bit.Somehow, all that dancing had made us ravenous, so we made our way to the kitchen in search of snacks. After devouring an entire bag of chips and some cookies, we decided to have an ice cream sundae-making competition to see who could create the most insanely delicious dessert.The results were...interesting, to say the least. Emma's sundae had ALL the toppings – chocolatey syrup, gummy bears, crushed cookies, you name it. Mine looked more like an abstract art piece, with banana slices strategically placed amongst the ice cream scoops. In the end, we both agreed they tasted amazing and that we were the queens of dessert-making.After cleaning up the inevitable mess, we flopped onto the couch, our bellies full and our smiles wide. That's when Emma's mom called to say she was on her way to pick her up."Aww, do you really have to go?" I asked, giving her my best puppy dog eyes.Emma just giggled. "Don't worry, we'll have another sleepover really soon. This was seriously the best day ever!"I hugged her tight, already counting down the days until our next big adventure. Having a best friend is the greatest thing in the whole world!篇3An Exciting Adventure!Yesterday was the most exciting day of my entire life! It started off as a normal Saturday morning. I was lying in bed watching cartoons when my mom called up to me. "Billy, come down here! I have a surprise for you!"I jumped out of bed, put on my slippers, and ran downstairs. In the kitchen, my mom was standing next to a tall man with a big bushy mustache. "Billy, this is your Uncle Nigel. He's an explorer and he's going on an adventure to the Amazon rainforest! And he said you can come along!"My jaw dropped to the floor. Go to the Amazon? With a real life explorer? This was a dream come true! I looked up at Uncle Nigel with my eyes as big as basketballs. "R-Really? I can come with you?"Uncle Nigel laughed a big, booming laugh. "Of course, my boy! Every great explorer needs an assistant. We set off bright and early tomorrow morning!"I could barely sleep a wink that night, I was so excited. What would the Amazon be like? Would we see jaguars or anacondas?I packed my backpack over and over, making sure I had everything I might need - my bird watching binoculars, my pocket knife, a compass, bug spray, you name it!The next morning, Uncle Nigel's jeep pulled up bright and early. I gave my mom a huge hug goodbye and promised to be careful. Then I hopped in the jeep and we went roaring off towards the airport!After a long flight, we finally landed in a tiny town on the edge of the rainforest. Uncle Nigel's local guide, a man named Miguel, was waiting for us with a boat. We loaded up our supplies and started down the river into the heart of the jungle.The Amazon rainforest was like nothing I had ever seen before! Tall trees loomed over us, covered in vines and flowers. Brightly colored toucans and parrots flew through the branches. Butterflies the size of soup plates fluttered all around us. The air was hot, sticky, and filled with the buzzing of a million insects."This is amazing!" I kept whispering over and over. Uncle Nigel just laughed and clapped me on the back.That night, we set up camp on the riverbank. Miguel started a fire and cooked up delicious spicy meat and veggie skewers. As I gobbled them down, Uncle Nigel told stories about his other adventures - the time he was chased by a angry silverback gorilla, or when he got caught in a flash flood in the Australian outback.In the middle of the night, I woke up to the sounds of the rainforest. Strange hoots, howls, and screeches echoed all around our little camp. I listened in wonder, my heart racing with excitement.The next day, we went exploring through the thick underbrush with our machetes. Miguel pointed out all sorts of amazing plants - vines that oozed bright red sap when you cut them, flowers as big as frisbees, trees with huge spiky roots.Suddenly, Uncle Nigel stopped dead in his tracks. "Did you hear that?" he whispered. We all froze and listened. Far away, I could hear a low, guttural grunting noise. As it got closer and louder, my heart began to pound."Could it be?" Miguel said under his breath. "I think it's..."That's when IT came crashing through the bushes in front of us! It was a huge silverback gorilla, at least 6 feet tall, beating its tremendous chest. It let out a window-shaking ROAR right in our faces!I nearly fainted dead away. But Uncle Nigel didn't miss a beat. "Don't make any sudden moves, Billy," he said calmly. Very slowly, he reached into his backpack and pulled out a bunch of bananas. The gorilla eyed the bananas and grunted again."That's right, you want these, don't you fella?" Uncle Nigel said soothingly. He tossed the bananas one by one towards the gorilla, getting it to slowly back away from us. Finally, when it was a safe distance away, Uncle Nigel shouted "Okay, RUN!"We turned and tore away through the bushes as fast as we could go, not daring to look back. We ran and ran until we couldn't run anymore, finally collapsing in a heap, gasping for air. But we were all laughing hysterically too - we had come face to face with a wild gorilla and lived to tell the tale!The rest of the trip was slightly less exciting, but no less amazing. We spotted sloths, snakes, monkeys, and tropical birds galore. I collected some incredible specimens, like the jaw of a piranha and a butterfly the size of a plate.On the last night, as we sat around the fire, Uncle Nigel pulled me aside. "Billy, you were one brave kid out there in the jungle. You've got the spirit of a true explorer. I think it's time I gave you this." He handed me a battered old compass. "This compass has guided me through jungles, over mountains, and across deserts for almost 40 years. And now I want you to have it, to begin your own adventures."I could barely find the words to thank him. I knew that compass would be my most prized possession from that day forward. That incredible trip to the Amazon had lit a fire of adventure in my heart - a fire that would burn for the rest of my life. I couldn't wait to start exploring!篇4The Treasure Hunt AdventureIt was the last day of school before summer vacation, and my friends and I were so excited! Our teacher, Mrs. Patterson, had a big surprise planned for us. "Listen up, class!" she announced with a huge smile. "Today, we're going on a super fun treasure hunt adventure around the school!"We all cheered loudly. A treasure hunt sounded awesome! Mrs. Patterson explained that she had hidden clues all over thebuilding and playground. Each clue would lead us to the next one until we finally found the treasure at the end - a chest filled with candy and little toys for everyone!"You'll be working in teams of four," she said. "The first team to solve all the clues and find the treasure wins an extra special prize!"My best friends Michael, Emma, and Jayden were immediately my teammates. We made a great team because we all loved puzzles and codes. As soon as Mrs. Patterson handed out the first clue, we huddled together to read it:"To start this quest for treasures true,Head to the place with the red, white, and blue.""The flag pole by the main entrance!" Emma exclaimed. We raced out of the classroom and down the hall. Sure enough, there was another clue tied to the flagpole outside. This one was a riddle:"I'm light as a feather, yet the strongest person can't hold me for long. What am I?"We all thought really hard. Finally, Jayden snapped his fingers. "Your breath! It's talking about your breath!""You're right!" I replied. "And I bet the next clue is by the bathrooms." We hurried that way and found the next clue taped to the wall:"Twist me right and I'll shine bright,Twist me left for darkness tonight.""That's a light switch riddle!" Michael said. We looked around and spotted the janitor's closet nearby. Michael tried the doorknob and it was unlocked. Inside, taped to the light switch, was the next clue. This one was just a single word:"Hopscotch"We ran outside to the playground and quickly located the hopscotch court, where the next clue was drawn with chalk:"Deep and blue, a liquid bath,To solve this code, do the math:30 + 60 + 6 + 6 + 30 + 6""130!" Emma shouted after adding it up in her head. "It's talking about the swimming pool!" We sprinted to the outdoor pool and spotted the last clue stuck to the lifeguard chair.This one was just a strange sequence of letters and numbers:"L-18, O-15, C-3, K-11, E-5, R-18, R-18, O-15, O-15, M-13"Jayden gasped. "I know what this is! It's a code where each letter corresponds to a number based on its place in the alphabet. So L is 12, O is 15, C is 3..."We quickly decoded it to spell "LOCKER ROOM." That must be where the treasure is! We bolted across the playground to the school building, down a hallway, and into the locker room.There in the middle of the floor was a big black trunk with gold lock. We took turns spinning the combination lock...and it popped open! Inside were hundreds of small treasures - candy, stickers, bouncy balls, temporary tattoos, and all sorts of little toys and prizes."You did it! You solved my treasure hunt!" Mrs. Patterson came into the room clapping. "As the winners, you four get to choose one big prize from this basket." She held up a basket filled with super cool stuff like drones, video games, and electric scooters.I couldn't believe we had actually won the entire treasure hunt! Michael picked out a tiny robot dog as our big prize, and we spent the rest of the day playing with all our new treasures. It was the best last day of school ever!篇5An Exciting AdventureWoohoo! Summer vacation was finally here, and I couldn't wait for all the fun and adventures that awaited. My best friend Jake and I had been planning the ultimate sleepover for weeks. Little did we know, this night would turn into an adventure we'd never forget!It all started when Jake's mom dropped him off at my house with his overnight bag. We raced upstairs to my room, giggling and making plans for our epic night of video games, junk food, and telling spooky stories. After a few hours of gaming, we got hungry and decided to sneak down to the kitchen for a midnight snack.As we tiptoed down the dark hallway, we heard a strange noise coming from the living room. "Did you hear that?" Jake whispered, his eyes wide. We froze, listening intently. There it was again – a faint shuffling sound. Being the brave explorers we were, we crept towards the living room to investigate.That's when we saw it – a shadowy figure moving around near the front window! My heart started pounding like a drum. "It's a burglar!" Jake mouthed silently. We ducked behind thecouch, trying to stay as quiet as possible. What should we do? Call the police? Confront the intruder? Suddenly, the figure turned towards us, and we held our breath.In that moment, a sliver of moonlight revealed the truth – it was just my goofy dog Buster, chasing after a moth that had flown in through the open window! Jake and I looked at each other and couldn't help but burst out laughing at our overactive imaginations.Buster came bounding over, wagging his tail and licking our faces, happy to have found his nighttime playmates. We decided to take him out for a quick walk around the neighborhood, our hearts still racing from the adrenaline rush.As we strolled under the starry sky, we couldn't stop giggling about our "burglar" adventure. Who knew an ordinary night could turn into such an exciting mystery? By the time we got back home, we were both feeling sleepy but still buzzing with energy from our late-night escapade.We crawled into our sleeping bags, Buster curled up beside us, and drifted off to sleep, dreaming of more adventures to come. Little did we know, this was just the beginning of an unforgettable summer filled with imagination, friendship, and plenty of surprises around every corner.篇6The Day I Saved the CircusIt was a sunny Saturday morning, and I was soooo excited! My parents had promised to take me to the circus that was visiting our town. I loved the circus - the amazing acrobats, the funny clowns, and especially the incredible animal acts with lions, tigers, and elephants!We arrived at the big circus tent and found our seats right near the ring. The ringmaster came out wearing his fancy red coat covered in shiny sequins. "Ladies and gentlemen! Boys and girls! Welcome to the Most Spectacular Circus on Earth!" he bellowed into the microphone. The crowd cheered wildly. This was going to be awesome!The show began with some clowns doing silly stunts and jokes. They made me laugh so hard my stomach hurt! Then the acrobats came swinging from the high trapeze, doing incredible flips and catches. I gasped every time, scared they might fall. But they were so skilled and brave.Next up were the animals! First the mighty lions and tigers padded into the ring, baring their huge teeth and swishing their long tails. Their trainers cracked their whips, making me flinch.But the big cats just yawned lazily and did some basic tricks like jumping through fiery hoops. I was a little disappointed they didn't do anything too exciting.But then the biggest stars came out - the elephants! These massive grey giants were absolutely humongous up close. Their wise eyes looked so intelligent and their trunks swung back and forth gracefully. The trainer had them marching in formation, standing on their back legs, and even doing handstands on their trunks! My jaw dropped open at their incredible strength and skill. I had never seen anything like it before!Suddenly, there was a huge crashing sound as part of the lighting rig above the ring came loose! It swung wildly for a second before breaking free and starting to plummet down towards the elephants! The crowd screamed in terror as the heavy metal beams headed straight for the elephants and their trainer below.Without even thinking, I jumped up and darted across the front row of seats, leaping feet-first into the ring. I landed right next to the elephants just as the rigging crashed down beside me, missing them by just a few feet! Debris and dust flew everywhere as the deafening sound of twisted metal hitting the ground echoed through the tent.I coughed and blinked my eyes, looking around in shock at what I had just done. The trainer had thrown himself to the ground, and the elephants were trumpeting in panic and fear. But thankfully, no one had been hurt. As the dust cleared, the entire circus went silent for a few heartbeats.Then the crowd erupted into thunderous cheers and applause! "That kid just saved the circus elephants!" someone shouted. People were cheering my name and whistling their approval as I stood there stunned. The ringmaster himself ran over and lifted me up onto his shoulders as the elephants gathered around, gently touching me with their trunks in thanks."We have a true hero in our midst, ladies and gentlemen!" the ringmaster yelled proudly. "What an act of courage and bravery to risk his life for our four-legged performers! Three cheers for the amazing boy who saved the circus!"I've never felt so proud, excited, and overjoyed all at once. As I looked around at the crowd on their feet giving me a standing ovation, the elephants surrounding me, and my beaming parents in the front row, I knew this was a day I would never, ever forget. It was the day I became the star of the circus!。
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ZoneFlex 7761-CM Dual-band 802.11n 3:3:2
ZoneFlex 7762-AC Dual-band 802.11n 3x3:2
ZoneFlex 7762 Dual-band 802.11n 3x3:2
ZoneFlex 7762-S Dual-band 802.11n 3X3:2
8
无线性能 –吞吐量测试 (2.4GHz)
下行 TCP 性能
Ruckus 7363
上行 TCP 性能
88.55
Ruckus 7363
76.26 69.11 37.53 48.11 32.94 42.14
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85
RUCKUS WIRELESS PROPRIETARY AND CONFIDENTIAL
12
Aruba完整的安全体系
▪ 集成的状态防火墙 ▪ 基于用户的访问控制
Active Directory 服务接口
Active Directory
▪ 集中的安全管理
▪ 针对内网攻击的黑名单 ▪ 非法AP的分类和跟踪
290%
TOP 5 SUPPLIERS Wireless LAN coordinated access points, unit shipments worldwide
Other 33% 12%
23% 5%
MOTO
2.1% 17%
HP Cisco
44%
Aruba
27%
of worldwide market for shipments of Wi-Fi nodes to carriers
ZoneFlex 7731 P-T-M-P 5GHz 802.11n
RUCKUS WIRELESS PROPRIETARY AND CONFIDENTIAL
6
无线性能– 吞吐量测试(5GHz)
下行 TCP 性能
Ruckus 7363
上行 TCP 性能
88.55
Ruckus 7363
78.89 0.50 37.53 48.11 24.82 2.15
HP 460
HP 460
Cisco 3500
Cisco 3500
Aruba 125
Aruba 125
Apple Extreme
Apple Extreme
Mbps
Mbps
Mbit/s
图例说明
信道: 距离: 干扰: 客户端类型:
36 (40 MHz wide) 70 英尺可视 Co-channel (60终端连接不同的AP) 单个 802.11n 客户端 (3 流 )
RUCKUS WIRELESS PROPRIETARY AND CONFIDENTIAL
-25%
4
Why Ruckus
高性能
• 高吞吐量及并发用户数 • 智能天线无缝覆盖
BenmFlex智能天线、性能稳定 可靠，主动避让障碍和射频干扰 适合高密度、大容量、高并发 用户场景
易管理
• 支持中文管理界面 •配置简单、部署快捷
节约20% AP数量、无线控制器 license、5/6类综合布线、PoE 交换机端口数量、能耗、后期 维护支持开销
RUCKUS WIRELESS PROPRIETARY AND CONFIDENTIAL
5
完整的WLAN解决方案产品线
HIGH END MIDRANGE LOW END
ZoneFlex 7982 ZoneFlex 7962 Dual-band 802.11n Dual-band 802.11n 3x3:3 3x3:2
中国深圳设立研发中心、适应 中国市场 AP零配置、AC复杂功能，但配置 实现简单快捷
多媒体性能及Mesh
•良好支持高清组播视频及语音应用 •Smart Mesh组网灵活可靠
Smart QoS技术，保证语音及 高清视频应用 大型Mesh网络快速自愈，最大 可支持8跳
无线总体拥有成本低TCO
•节省15-20%部署AP数量 •无线网络升级扩容简单快捷
2
Wifi在移动互联网的发展
50 40
Hale Waihona Puke 双频手机 30 发货量(亿)
Source: ABI Research, 2009
20 10 0 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 1000
到2013时所有手机有超过 1/3会内置有WiFi
.11ac/ad .11n .11g .11b
Meraki 24
HP 460
HP 460
Cisco 3500
Cisco 3500
Aruba 125
Aruba 125
Apple Extreme
Apple Extreme
Mbps
Mbps
图例说明
信道: 距离: 干扰: 客户端:
1 (20 MHz wide) 100 英尺不可视 2.4 GHz 干扰噪声 单 802.11n 客户端 (3 流)
下行 TCP 性能
Ruckus 7363
上行 TCP 性能
31.64
Ruckus 7363
28.98 0.50 10.39 27.83 10.42 7.52
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35
Meraki 24
0.50 23.79 28.28 24.15 17.24
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35
Apple Extreme
Apple Extreme
Mbps
Mbps
图例说明
信道: 距离: 干扰: 客户端类型:
1 (20 MHz wide) 100 英尺不可视 无 单 802.11n 客户端 (3 流)
RUCKUS WIRELESS PROPRIETARY AND CONFIDENTIAL
9
无线性能 –吞吐量测试 (2.4GHz)
无线控制器
Rights, QoS, VLAN
集中加密密钥
▪ 集成的高性能的无线IPS
内置rogue 检测和抑制
有线 L2/L3 传输
Access Point
SSID: CORP
非法AP
检测并隔离 不信任用户 雇员
SSID: VOICE
SSID: GUEST
语音
访客
RUCKUS WIRELESS PROPRIETARY AND CONFIDENTIAL
RF管理能力
Channel FLY、Airtime ARM在同频干扰环境下需 fairness、Beam Flex、自适 自适应功能管理（ARM） 要降低天线接收灵敏度 应调整功率及信道 内置8-19根7-9dBi智能天线 阵列 1-6根2-4dBi全向天线 dB是对数级关系，每3个dB 相差2倍 很少Aruba的专业工程师才 能够发挥出Aruba的安全性 能，用户实际构架成本高 无线承载在有线网络上， 需要单独部署一个无线的 防火墙，在一个整体网络 里面维护两个安全设备 流量两次穿过有线承载网 络，无法应对每个802.11n 的AP高达900Mbps的性能
安全性
集中转发或分布式 集中式转发或者分 转发，可根据不同 集中转发（除 集中转发（除 布式转发(分布式转 SSID采用不同的转发 remote AP) remote AP) 发几乎没有案例) 模式 内置智能天线阵列 ChannelFly、频段引 普通AP Client link 、Band 导、空中时间公平 但3600系列AP宣称 Select、Clean Air 自适应功率调整管 性专利技术保证强 Spectrum 是支持终端感知型 理（ARM) 干扰环境提供高可 智能天线 Intelligence 靠、稳定吞吐性能 的无线接入 N:1 Smart redundancy HP:热备份 热备份 N:1 热备份 N:1 Primary/secondry备 H3C:堆叠 N:N 份 AD/LDAP/RADIUS Dynamic PSK专利技 强调有线无线统一 每个SSID需要单 AD/LDAP/RADIUS 术，每个终端单独8- 认证，安全准入一 独配置防火墙策 防火墙\WIPS功能需 63字节密钥，与MAC 般采用与802.1x做结 略,无法做基于用 要根据AP数量购买 合 户角色的防火墙 license 地址梆定，控制器 内置WIPS
RUCKUS WIRELESS PROPRIETARY AND CONFIDENTIAL
7
无线性能– 吞吐量测试(5GHz)
下行 TCP 性能
Ruckus 7363
上行 TCP 性能
88.55
Ruckus 7363
78.89 0.50 37.53 48.11 24.82 2.15
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85
集中转发或者本 地转发
Standard based distributed cell
堆叠 N:N AP需安装单独 WIPS传感器并配 置单独的WLAN, 需要单独配置 WIPS管理平台
RUCKUS WIRELESS PROPRIETARY AND CONFIDENTIAL
11
主流厂商竞争分析
Ruckus VS Aruba Ruckus VS Cisco Ruckus VS HP/H3C Ruckus VS Moto 产品对比
13
Ruckus VS Aruba
竞争要点 Ruckus Aruba 应对备注说明 每用户四个专属的QoS队列、 基于WLAN的实时流应用将 部署语音时，需要单独购 QoS及多媒体支持能力 802.11bg的AP即可支持20路 越来越多，对于每个用户 买voice模块、视频应用支 VOIP语音及4-6 MPEG-4标清 需要提供足够稳定的无线 持能力较弱 或10Mbps高清视频 传输带宽