9．　　It's a problem that many teenagers have to deal with. It is lack of (缺少) confidence. Lacking confidence is a(1)      thing. It robs(掠夺)you of changes in life. It wastes your time. It(2)      feeling that hurt you.
　　If you are someone who doesn't have(3)      in yourself, take this chance to(4)      the way you look at yourself and the world.
　　You are a human being. You have strengths and you have(5)      . You have talents and you have faults. (6)      , you are just like everyone else. You are just as(7)      as other people.
　　Maybe you are looking around, thinking, "That can't be right. He has so(8)       natural athletic talent, and she's so smart. "It may be true;But what you are also thinking is, "And I have none of that. '
　　But there is only one real difference(9)      you and them. They have found and accepted and started showing their talents, (10)       you have not. You need to learn to accept. Accept that thing go(11)      . They go wrong for you but they also go wrong for(12)      people too. It happens to(13)      .
　　Confident people dig through problems, rebuild and move on. (14)       people just can't get out of it. So look at your potential(潜力) for(15)       in the future rather your failures. Then you'll feel confident!

10．
　　The new coronavirus (新型冠状病毒) that is(1)      in the world is in the same family of infectious (传染的) diseases(2)      SARS (非典) and MERS (中东呼吸综合征).
　　Coronaviruses may(3)      diseases in animals and humans, but animals are(4)       the origin (来源) of coronaviruses. There are different(5)      of coronaviruses that can cause different symptoms. Some symptoms are mild, just like a(6)      cold. Patients may have a runny nose, cough, sore throat and fever. (7)      , some types of coronaviruses can cause severe diseases, such as breathing problems and pneumonia (肺炎).
　　Coronaviruses can spread from person to person. People may catch the viruses(8)       the coughing and sneezing of an infected (被感染的) person or by touching things that an infected person(9)      . There is no vaccine (疫苗) or(10)      treatment for coronaviruses right now.

12．　　Several months ago, 8﹣year﹣old Alex McKelvey set out to do some nice things for people she didn't even know.
　　For the past year, since her grandmother Linda died, the Washington girl and her family have performed hundreds of acts of kindness.
　　 "This is what her life was about, giving to others, " Alex said. She recently reached a goal that helped her family and hundreds of people who've received their special gifts.
　　Alex was up before dawn on Sunday volunteering in a local town. That alone could have been her good deed for the day. But she was just getting started. By 8 am, the McKelveys were ready for breakfast at a restaurant where they would complete their next task.
　　Before they paid their bill, they asked the server to swipe their card for a couple sitting a few tables away. But Alex wasn't done yet. She then handed her server a 100﹣dollar tip.
　　"Thank you, you guys are too sweet!" the server said, holding back tears.
　　But these good deeds aren't as random (随机的) as you might think. They' re part of an important list. "Sixty﹣one different acts of kindness, " said Sarah McKelvey, Alex's mom. And that was just for Sunday. The McKelveys have taken a lot of time over the past year to make other people's days. "It's been fun to come up with all these ideas, but it also kind of helps us too, " said Sarah.
　　In all, the McKelvey family completed 600 acts of kindness in time for what would have been Linda's 60th birthday on Sunday.

13．　　When shopping for clothes, my mother and I have always disagreed on what fits me well. To me, if it zips (拉上拉锁), it fits. My mom, however, usually says I need a bigger size.
　　When I was a teenager, I wanted to dress like my friends, but my body size made it impossible. When mom told me something didn't suit me, or that I needed a bigger size, all I heard was that my body was wrong.
　　To avoid arguments, we stopped going shopping together. This continued until I got engaged(订婚) and needed to find a wedding dress (婚纱). I could have just bought it alone, of course, but my mom is my favorite person to hang out with. The idea of looking for a wedding dress without her seemed as scary as taking her with me.
　　And so the day came. As I tried on a simple white dress, I saw tears in my mom's eyes. "You look beautiful, " she told me. Nothing could have shocked me more.
　　This one didn't zip up at the back and I did actually need a bigger size, but my mother didn't say that. She just told me how beautiful I looked. At that moment, all those arguments we'd had while shopping in the past were laid to rest. We didn't buy a dress that day. We decided to see more, which I would never have predicted (预见).
　　A few weeks and many shopping trips later, we found the perfect dress. And during those few weeks, mom and I also found the perfect fit for our shopping relationship.

14．　　Teachers and headmasters in Chinese schools are asked to eat with students in dining rooms at' every meal. The new rule was carried out on April 1, 2019. According to the Ministry of Education, the introduction of the rule is a way of making sure of the safety, nutrition and health levels of school food.
　　School leaders from kindergartens to high schools should get together with students during school meals. The plan will guide them to pay more attention to food safety at school.
　　This move came after a list of school food safety problems in the past few years. In March, 2019, moldy (发霉的) food was found in a primary school dining room in Chengdu. The news led to people's worries. Parents asked to make sure of school food safety.
　　Under the new rule, schools are asked to tell where. the food comes from, who offers        and other information. The rule says schools should help students get into healthy eating habits. It also invites parents to eat with students at school to make them less worried.
　　 In the United States, obesity rates (肥胖率) have kept rising over the past thirty years. The new law introduced by Michelle Obama has pushed schools to make low﹣calorie(卡路里) menus. Even the healthiest choices are commonly provided by large food companies.
　　 Schools in Japan also give children a homemade meal for lunch. The food is grown locally and almost is never frozen. The meals are often made by cooks from the beginning. And they're balanced but heavy on rice, vegetables and fish.

15．　　You know you have to read"between the lines'"to get the most out of anything. I want to tell you something important during your reading.
　　You shouldn't mark a book which isn't yours. (1)      If you think it useful to mark books, you will have to buy them.
　　There are two ways in which one can own a book. The first is to get the right by paying for it, just as you pay for clothes and furniture. But full ownership comes only when you have made it a part of yourself. (2)      .
　　 There are three kinds of book owners. The first has all the best sellers﹣﹣unread and untouched. The second has a great many books. (3)      . The third has a few dog﹣eared (翻折的)books, which are marked from front to back. Why is marking a book necessary? First, it keeps you awake. In the second place, reading is thinking. (4)      . The marked book is usually the thought﹣through book. Finally, writing helps you remember the thoughts you had, or the thoughts the writer expressed.
　　If reading is to learn anything more than passing time, it must be active. The book you read for pleasure can be read in a state of relaxation, and nothing is lost. But for a great book, rich in ideas, reading must be active. (5)      .
　　You should come up with an understanding of what you have read.

16．(Sandra and Luke plan their trip to Cape Town. S＝Sandra L＝Luke)
S:OK, that' s the flight(航班). Let's look for a hotel now. (1)      
L:Three nights﹣﹣Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Are there any hotels near the airport?
S:Yes, there are. But they are expensive. Just a minute…no, there aren't any cheap hotels near the airport. They are all expensive. (2)      
L:Wow!Well, what about a youth hostel(青年旅社)?Is there a youth hostel near the airport?
S:OK, let's see. I don't think so…no, there isn't. I don't like youth hostels. (3)      
L:OK. Let's look in the city centre. Are there any cheap hotels there?
S:Yes, of course there are.
L:Well, that's good. And is there a bus to the city centre?
S:A bus from the airport?Yes, there is. (4)       There isn't a train, but that's OK.
L:And there are taxis, too.
S: (5)       OK, so let's look at these hotels.
A.I think the bus is fine.
B.We need a room for two.
C.Do you like a youth hostel?
D.Is it for two nights or three?
E.They aren't very comfortable.
F.There's a bus every twenty minutes.
G.This one is four hundred dollars a night.

17．冬春交替之际, 气温变化明显, 也是疾病的多发季节, 尤其是流感等. 但是, 只要提前做好预防, 就可以在很大程度上避免疾病的侵扰. 正如一些医生所说, 大家都应当重视自己的健康, 不必去惧怕疾病, 而应该积极去预防. 请根据以下提示, 写一篇如何预防疾病的作文.
提示:
1. 有积极的心态;
2. 养成良好的生活习惯, 如:健康饮食, 适度运动等;劳逸结合.
3. 你对此有何感想.
要求:
1. 包含以上要点, 可适当发挥;
2. 行文流畅, 条理清晰, 用词准确;
3. 90词左右.
Live a healthy life
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