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1.When the host announced that she won the prize, she felt thrilled.

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2) When

the host announced

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that she won the prize, her heart was thumping with

excitement.

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1.When his mother kissed him on the cheek, the baby was happy/delighted/full of joy.

2.1) When

his mother kissed him on the cheek, it seemed as if the baby were on top of the

world. (·Ç³£¿ªÐÄ )

2) When the mother kissed the baby on the cheek,

his face beamed and his bright smile lit

up the room.

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kissed

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eyes

danced

with

joy

and

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the baby on the cheek, his

sweetness.

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She felt ashamed.

Key 2:

1) She felt so ashamed

that she could

feel her

face burning the blood rush

.( Á³ÉϹöÌÌ )

to her face . ( ѪҺӿÉÏÁ³

2) So ashamed was she that she could ¼Õ )

feel

3)

So ashamed did she feel that she was close to tears . ( ¿ì¿ÞÁË )

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Key 1: Sheldon felt very angry.

Key 2:

1) Sheldon felt so angry that he

stormed out of the room, slamming the door furiously behind

him . ( ³å³ö·¿¼ä£»ºÝºÝˤÃÅ

)

, Sheldon

2)

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shook his fist at me

unable to

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)

3)

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was suddenly thrown into

)

a world of darkness and

sank

. ( ±»Í¶ÈëºÚ°µÖ®ÖУ»ÏÝÈë¾øÍû

and was getting desperate with loneliness. ( ¸Ð¾õ±»ÒÅÍü¡¢ºöÊÓ

deserted

) him.

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out of bed and tiptoed to the window. ËýÁïÏ´²£¬õÚÆð½Å¼â×ßÏò´°»§¡£ 3. The

minion made a rush for the door

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gossiping aboutthe reason for his dismissal.

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the strict rules of the reality show. howled in pain and anger

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1. After he knew what the problem was,

his mind began to race , trying to think of

a good solution. (´óÄÔ·ÉËÙÔËת ) 2.

Whenleft alone, he would always

be haunted by

that horrible experience. ([ ²»

ºÃµÄ»ØÒä ] ÝÓÈÆÐÄÍ·»ÓÖ®²»È¥ ) 3.

When he was taking a shower, a brilliant idea suddenly crossed his mind

. ( ͻȻÉÁ¹ýijÈ˵ÄÄÔº£ )

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the gracefully waving

reeds .

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the waves were crashing and the winds were howling

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3. The rain came pouring

down , the streams rose, and the winds blew and beat against the

house. ( ±©·çÖèÓê )

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and said to me , ¡°Sweetheart, I

believe

your mother must want you to live happily, so say goodbye to the past and

embrace the present. Your brother and I will always be with you.

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return. ¡° Yeah, no more candles! ¡± My mother yells, pulling

me away

from my fantasy.

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t h o s e c ho r e s , b ut a l s o I s p e n t t he d o l l ar b i l l g i v e n f o r m y b i r t hd a y j u s t t o p a y f or i t. ¡± Th e y b o t h f el l i n t o s i l e n c e. The n he r f a t he r s mi l ed £¬

c o mf or t i n g h e r w i t h a w a r m h u g. ¡° T h a t ¡¯ s o k e y , d ar l i n g. G o o d n i g h t. ¡± Se v e r a l d a y s l a t er , wh e n J e n n y ¡¯ s f at h e r c a me i n t o r ea d h e r a s t o r y a s us u a l , h e w as s u r p r i s ed t o f i n d s o me t h i ng u nd e r t h e s t o r y b o ok , w h i c h t ur n e d o ut t o b e t h e n e c k l a c e. ¡° D a d d y , n o w y o u c a n h av e i t. ¡± J e n n y r ai s ed h e r h e a d,

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¡° Y o u k n o w, I l o v e y o u. ¡± p u l l ed s o met h i ng ou t o f h i s s h i n i n g.

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H e r f a t h e r w a s m o v e d b e y o nd w o r d s. S l o wl y , h e po c k et. I t wa s a p r e t t y ne c k l a c e wi t h r e a l pe a r l s

t o g i v e,

t he mo r e y o u a r e l i k el y

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ma n. Emb a r r a s s e d a g a i n, t h e y o u ng m an a p o l og i z ed ,

s p t ot a l l y. M y o n l y c o nc e r n w a s t he a t t r a c t i v e s i g h t s. ¡± ¡° B u t y o u h a v e g o t t h e h a p pi n e s s. ¡± Smi l e d t h e wi s e man ?

¡° B u t w h e r e a r e t h e t wo d r op s o f o i l I l o we r e d g a v e y ou ? ¡± a s k e d t h e w i s e m a n.

He

h i s h e a d a n d f o un d t h a t t h er e

wa s no t h i n g l e f t i n h i s s p o on ,

¡° I

d on ¡¯ t

a s t o ni s h e d a n d e mb a r r a s s ed. Th en t h e wi s e ma n s mi l e d g en e r ou s l y ,

b l a me y ou. I j u s t w an t y o u t o r ea l i z e t h e s e c r e t o f h ap p i ne s s y o ur s el f. N o w, c o u l d y ou t e l l m e a b o ut y o u r t h o u g h t s ? ¡± T he y o u ng m an t h o u gh t f o r a w h i l e a n d s l o wl y r e p l i e d, ¡° t h e t r u t h o f h a p pi n e s s i s h o l d i n g o u r d r ea ms t i gh t l y b u t ne v e r f ai l i ng t o wa t c h t h e b e a ut i f ul s c e n e r y ar o u nd u s. ¡±

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Write a short story based on the pictures below in not less than 100 words.

One weekend, my parents decided to bring my brother and I to the recreational jungle. We

were very excited as we had not been there before. My brother and I talked about all the bears, tigers and reindeer we were going to see. We really thought that a recreational jungle was like any other jungle.

When we arrived, we dashed into the jungle, wanting to explore its length and breadth . We obediently followed our parents at first but found it boring. Just then, a rabbit rushed out. I screamed in delight and ran after it. My brother follow ed quickly behind . We kept

running, always keeping our eyes on the rabbit. The rabbit got tired of running and decided to hide in its burrow .

It was only then that we realized that we did not know where we were. The trees looked

unfamiliar

and there were no more jungle paths for us to follow. We were scared as we

realized that we were lost. Night was approaching and the hooting of the owl sent shivers down our spines. I began to cry as I was feeling tired, hungry and sleepy. My brother

comforted me by letting me sleep on his lap. I soon fell asleep dreaming of bears waiting to eat me up.

Suddenly, I woke up. My brother was shaking me and telling them to get up. We could hear voices coming our way! We shouted with all our might that we were lost. We soon saw beams of light from countless torches. Then we heard our parents' voices. We were safe! My brother and I ran to our parents and embrace d them emotionally . We were so happy to see them again that we vowed we never wanted to be separated from them ever again.

Notes£º

burrow : a hole in the ground dug by an animal such as a rabbit, especially to live in

send shivers down sb's spines: to make someone feel very frightened

vow: to make a determined decision

Study the following

o ne¡¯s

the following examples

and learn how

to show

fear

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Example 1 - Fear:

M i d n i g h t , a n d s o m e o n e p o u n d e d o n t h e f r o n t d o o r. \T h e m o v i e g o t o u t a t 1 1. M o l l y c r a w l e d o u t o f b e d a n d

t i p t o e d d o w n s t a i r s. A s h a d o w y f i g u r e s h o w e d t h r o u g h t h e f r o s t e d g l a s s i n t h e f r o n t d o o r. F e a r n i b b l e d a t h e r m a k i n g h e r k n e e s w o b b l e.

M o m ' s v o i c e e c h o e d i n s i d e h e r h e a d. \r e a w a y. \a s e , g o a w a y ,\

Key Words - pounded, crawled, tiptoed, shadowy, fear nibbled, wobble,

echoed, crouched, pressed, dry-as-dirt, choked.

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Example 2 - Fear:

I can feel the sweat drench my skin, the throbbing of my own eyes, the ringing screams vibrating in my ears, and the thumping of my heart against my chest. My fingers are curled into a fist, nails digging rapid breathing,

but I can feel the oxygen

into my palm. I can't hear

flooding

my

in and out of my lungs.

Hesitantly, my eyes look at the dead corpse before me, the person I killed. Fear tortures

my guts, churning

knocking

my stomach

in tense cramps.

Fear engulfs

my

conscience, all other thoughts exhausted.

However,

aside. Fear overwhelms my body,

making it drastically most of all, the fear is making me

calm and that is what scares me the most. Key words

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Example 3 - Fear

Time passed slowly. Cathy stayed hidden within the darkness, feeling every beat of her heart pounding on the cold stone she lay upon. The wine and ale

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cellar was as quiet as it was dark, with only one sound to be heard; the sound of her own surrendered

pulse throbbing

in her

ears. Suddenly, the serenity

of silence

her was

to the deathly scream of hinges, as the door opposite

slowly pried open. A narrow stream of light gracefully meandered through the room, and a shadow quickly followed. She was scared.

Cathy held her breathe, daring not to make a sound. Each second seemed to last an eternity as she lay perfectly still listening to the footsteps of the intruder, which had muted the pounding of her pulse. Key words

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Technique 1: Personification ( ÄâÈË ) Description/purpose:

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The flowers nodded.

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ago silhouettes. The sky was golden and purple, the ocean a darker shade of violet.

3. The sun had set, but a faint pastel haze lingered in the mid-summer sky. 4. They rolled up the path, tree branches raking the windshield like angry wardens. 5. Outside, the air filled with cricket noise, as the sun reddened in its descent. 6. A restaurant overlooking a starlit night sprang to my imagination like something out of an illuminated manuscript from the late Middle Ages.

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8. All brightness was gone, leaving nothing. We stepped out of the tent onto nothing. Sledge and tent were there, Estraven stood beside me, but neither he nor I cast any

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shadow. There was dull light all around, everywhere. When we walked on the crisp snow no shadow showed the footprint. We left no track. Sledge, tent, himself, myself: nothing else at all. No sun, no sky, no horizon, no world.

9. Night had fallen fast upon the land. No more than an hour ago the sky was painted with hues of red, orange and pink, but all colour had faded leaving only a matt black canvas with no stars to be looked upon.

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Curious to know what was inside, he tiptoed into the dark cave. Unable to say a word it was getting

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dark again.

But no more helicopters came and

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streaming down her face. up. for

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Weak as she was , she struggled to her feet, continuing searching

assistance. £¨×´Ì¬ÐÎÈÝ´Ê +as/though Òýµ¼µÄµ¹×°¾ä£© Suddenly a little

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of my horse.

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rabbit jumped small creature ,

Afraid that I might hurt the lovely

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Exhausted and hungry , I wondered if we could find our way

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Looking around him cautiously,

he slipped into the room and softly

closed

Exhausted , he was glad the race was finally over.

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Feeling disappointed ,

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Jane had to stay alone

for another night.

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stream

to find

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As he walked , he whistled

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he suddenly stopped.

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, the little girl screamed at the top of her voice.

6. A dialogue or a monologue ¡°Let ¡¯s see who gets past Jenny.

there

first! ¡±

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as she pedaled fast and zoomed

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The car abruptly stopped in front of

Paul shouted at Mac.

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Mark is a studious boy who loves reading. His classmates often tease him for being too hardworking and they call him Mr. Smart. 8.

An emotion

One afternoon, while studying at home

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The moment she saw how she did for her Science test, Tina ¡¯s eyes and falling down her cheeks.

tears started welling up in

9.

A setting

I closed my eyes to enjoy the gentle breeze and the sounds of the clashing waves. Gently opening my eyes, I saw my parents taking

a relaxing stroll along

the beach.

The cave was dark and everything was silent. I couldn

¡¯t even see my hand in front

of my face. I knew this adventure was going to be something that I would never forget. (201711 Õã½­¸ß¿¼¶ÁºóÐøÐ´·¶ÎÄժ¼ ) Para 2: We drove through several states and saw lots of great sights along the way. I looked out of the car window, winding rivers,

lofty mountains, sunny beaches and deep valleys holding me entirely in their

fascination.

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10.

An action

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Furry

started wagging his tail and running around in circles when he saw his master

taking a leash out from the drawer. Furry was all ready for his evening walk. (201711 Õã½­¸ß¿¼¶ÁºóÐøÐ´·¶ÎÄժ¼ ) Para 1:

The next day we remembered the brand-new

tent we had brought with us.

Dad exchanged a glance with me. Why not camp to

satisfy

Mom? £¨¶¯×÷Ãèд +ÎʾäÏνӣ©

11.

Sound effects

BOOM, CRASH! The wind was howling outside of my house. We were having a terrible thunder storm. I was very scared.

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Have you ever been on a self-driving

trip?

Let me tell you an exciting trip my family

took this summer.

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