08任務(wù)型閱讀2（閱讀填表）閱讀下面短文，根據(jù)短文中的信息完成文后表格。（每空一詞）1．Doyouoftengrab（抓起）somethingtoeatafteryougetaphonecall？Doyouoftenbrushyourteethafteryoupickthebrushup？Doyouevertouchyourfoodordrinkafterpayingforitwithbills（鈔票）？Ifso，youmightwanttothinktwicebecausetheyareallnotcleanthingsaroundus.MobilephonesMobilephonesareagreatwaytokilltimeandmakemorefriends，buttheyarealsogreatplacesforbacteria（細(xì)菌）tolive.Astudyshowedthatthereareasmanybacteriaonyourmobilephoneasonyourtoiletseat.Thestudysaidabout2，700to4.200units（單位）ofbacteriawerefoundoneachoneofthephonesthatthescientiststested.Thismeansitisveryimportanttocleanyourphoneoften.Toothbrushescanbedirtytoo，especiallywhenyouleavethemclosetothetoilet.Studiesshowthateverytimeyouflush（抽水沖洗）thetoilet，bacteriacanstayintheairfornolessthantwohours.Thesebacteriamaydirtyyourtoothbrush.Youhadbetteryou'reyourtoothbrushfarfromthetoiletaftereachuse.Don'tforgettochangeyourtoothbrusheverythreemonths.BillsEveryonelovesmoney，butnoonelovesthebacteriathatliveonthebills.Fromthesupermarkettotheclassroomtosomeone'shome，alargenumberofbacterialiveoneverybill.USscientistsfoundabout126，000to135，000bacteriawereonabill.Thewaytodealwith（處理）thisproblemistotrytowashyourhandsasoftenasyoucan.Although（雖然）bacteriacanbeeverywhere，mostofthemareharmless（無害的）.Don'tworrytoomuchaboutthem.（1）thingsaroundusFindingsConclusion（總結(jié)）Mobilephones●Therearemanybacteria（2）onthemobilephones.●Thereareasmanybacteriaoneachmobilephoneasthereareona（3）seat.Peoplecanfindabout2，700to4，200unitsofbacteriaon（4）phone.●（5）yourphoneoftenisofgreatimportance.Bacteriaareeverywhere，（10）mostofthemarenotharmful.Toothbrushes●Flushingthetoiletcanleavethebacteriaintheairforat（6）twohours.Thesebacteriacanmakeyourtoothbrushdirty.●Waystodealwiththis：Itisbetterforyoutokeepyourtoothbrushaway（7）thetoilet.（8）tochangeyourtoothbrusheverythreemonths.Bills●About126，000to135，000bacteriaareoneachbill.●Waystodealwiththis：Washyourhandsas（9）asyoucan.2．Therearedifferentoutdooractivitiesfordifferentseasons.Inspring，wecanflykites.Insummer，wecangoswimmingorsailing.Inautumn，itisagoodideatocamporhike.Inwinter，wecangotoskiorskatebecausetheybringusalotoffun.Theymakeusstrongandfit，too.Soitisimportantforpeopleofallagestotakepartinsomeoutdooractivitiesattherighttime.Therearemanygroupactivities，likefootballandbasketball.Themembersworktogetherforthesamegoal（目標(biāo)）.Sogroupactivitiesneedteamspirit（團(tuán)隊(duì)精神）.Itisveryusefulforapersontohaveteamspirit.Itisgoodforusinlifeandwork.Oldpeoplelikewalkingandjogging.Theseoutdooractivitiesdon'tneedmuchstrength（力氣）.Youngpeoplelikeexcitingactivitieslikediving（潛水），skiingandhorseriding.Childrenlikefunactivitieslikeflyingkites.Notalloutdooractivitiesaresafe（安全的），likeclimbingrocks.Sowemustbecarefulwhenwetakepartinthem.Title：OutdoorActivitiesActivitiesindifferent（1）Springisagoodseasonforflyingkites，andsummeristherighttimeforustosailorswim.Inautumn，wecangocampingorhiking.Inwinter，goingskiingorskatingcanbringus（2）fun.GroupactivitiesFootballandbasketballcanhelpbuildteamspirit.ActivitiesforoldpeopleOldpeoplecanwalkandjog.Youngpeoplecandive，skiandridehorses.Flyingkitesisfitfor（3）.ActivitiesthatarenotsafeSomeoutdooractivitiesare（4）.Wemustlook（5）ourselveswellwhenwedooutdooractivitieslikeclimbingrocks.3．Onenightduringwinter，abearcameintothecityofVancouverinCanada.Itwalkedthroughthestreets，foundsomefoodinrubbishbinsandstartedeating.Inthemorning，someonesawthebearandcalledthepolice.Theycameandtookthebearbacktothemountains.Luckily，thebearwassafe.Butwhathappensinothercountrieswhenbiganimalsgointocities？InCapeTown，SouthAfrica，baboons（狒狒）gointothecitywhentheyarehungry.Sometimestheygointohousesandtakefoodfromfridges!Theycanscare（驚嚇）people.Butthecitycanbedangerousforbaboonstoo.Sometimes，theydieintrafficaccidents.Humanfoodisverybadfortheirteeth.Ithasalotofsugar.Now，therearebaboonmonitors（監(jiān)督員）workinginCapeTown.Thesepeoplereturntheanimalstothecountryside.InMoscow，thereare35，000wilddogs.Theyliveinparks，oldhouses，marketsandtrainstations.Manypeoplegivethemfoodandwater.Somemakesmallhousesforthedogsintheirgardens.Thishelpsthemduringwinter.Insomecities，youcanseebirds，insects（昆蟲），miceandsquirrelseveryday.Butsometimes，biganimalscanbedangerous.Weneedtostopthemfromingintothecityandkeepthemsafeatthesametime.（1）incitiesVancouver（（2））*Abearfoundfoodinrubbishbins.*The（3）tookitbacktothemountains.CapeTown（SouthAfrica）*Baboonstakefoodfromfridgeswhentheyare（4）.*Theyfacedangerinthecity：?trafficaccidents.?humanfoodwithalotof（5）isbadfortheirteeth.*Peopletakethembacktothecountryside.Moscow（Russia）*Thereare35，000wild（6）.*They（7）inparks，oldhouses，marketsandtrainstations.*Peoplehelpthemgetthrough（8）.Othercities*Youcansee（9）animalslikebirdsandinsectseveryday.*It'sbettertostopbiganimalsfromingintocities（10）hurtingthem.4.Whatwouldpeopleliketoeatontheirbirthday？Theanswerwouldbedifferentindifferentcountries.Inmanycountries，peoplehavebirthdaycakeswithcandles.Thenumberofcandlesistheperson'sage.Thebirthdaypersonmustmakeawishandthenblowoutthecandles.Ifheorsheblowsoutallthecandlesinonego，theycanmakethewishetrue.IntheUK，peoplesometimesputacandyinabirthdaycake.Thechildwiththecandyislucky.InChina，nowmoreandmorepeopleliketohavebirthdaycakesontheirbirthday.Butmanypeoplestilleatverylongnoodlesfortheirbirthday.Theynevercutupthenoodlesbecausethelongnoodlesareasymbol（象征）oflonglife.Insomeplaces，Chinesepeoplealsoeateggsontheirbirthday.Theyareasymboloflifeandgoodluck.Allofthebirthdayfoodmaybedifferent，buttheideasarethesame.Theybringgoodlucktothebirthdayperson.（1）FoodAroundtheWorldInmanycountriesPeoplehavebirthdaycakeswithcandles.Theymakeawish（2）blowingoutthecandles.IntheUKPeoplebelievethatthe（3）inabirthdaycakewillbringachildgoodluck.InChinaBirthdaycakesaregetting（4）amongpeoplenow.Manypeoplestillhaveverylongnoodlesbecauseitisasymboloflonglife.Chinesepeoplealsoeateggsontheirbirthday.Thebirthdayfoodmaybedifferent，buttheideasarethesame.Theyhopethebirthdaypersoncanbe（5）.5．Haveyoueverdreamedofenjoyingthebeautifulcountrysideandlisteningtothewindonacoldnight？Thenyouneedtogocamping.Butbeforeyougo，youreallyneedtoknowwheretostart.Let'sseewhatUSmiddleschoolstudentsalwaysdotoprepare.Firstofall，theydecidewhichplacetocamp.Theyoftenchooselakes，mountains，theforestortheseaside.CampinggroundsareallovertheUS.Whentheymaketheirdecision，theywilltelltheirparentswheretheywillgo.Safetyisthemostimportantthing.Iftheyaregoingtoaremotearea，theywilltakesomethinglikeapocketknife，flashlightandothertoolstokeepthemselvessafefromdanger.Theyalsotakeenoughfoodandwater.Agoodmapandpassarealsonecessaryincasetheycan'tfindtheirway.Oneofthemostimportantthingsisalight，brightly﹣coloredtent.Mosttentsareeasytoputup.Theyewithagroundsheet，whichstopswaterfromgettingin，aswellasaflyscreen，sothatbugsdon'tflyintothetentatnight.Dependingonwhatkindofactivitiestheyplantodo，USstudentsbringdifferentclothes.Forexample，iftheywanttogohiking，theywilltakeastrongpairofwalkingboots，somelightweighttrousers，andawaterproofcoat.DoyouknowallthethingsUSstudentsdowhentheygocamping？Summervacationisrightaroundthecorner.Whynotgocampingwithyourparentsorfriends？BeahappycamperIntroductionOnecango（1）ifhewantstoenjoythebeautifulcountrysideandlistentothewindonacoldnight.WhatUSstudentsdoto（2）foracampingtrip?Decide（3）tocamp.?Telltheirparentstheplan（4）theyleave.Makesurethatitis（5）.?Takedifferenttoolsto（6）themselvesiftheyareindanger.?Takesomethingtoeatanddrink.Takeamapandapassincasetheyget（7）.Atentisalsoimportantbecauseithelps（8）waterandbugsstayoutsidethetent.?Getdifferentclothesreadyfordifferentactivities.Iftheygohiking，they（9）towearstrongwalkingboots，lightweighttrousersandwaterproofcoats.ConclusionSummervacationisingandit'sagoodideato（10）itcampingwithyourparentsorfriends.6．Wild（野生的）animalsarelovelyandsmart.Youmaylikethemandwanttoinvitethemtoyourhouse.Buttheyarenotlikecatsordogs.Theymaybeunhappylivingwithyou.Someofthemmaydie（死亡）afterleavingthewild.Imissmymom.Hello，I'malittleotter.Aboutthreemonthsago，somebadpeoplecaughtme.Theytookmeawayinacageandsoldmetoapetshop.ThereImetyou，andyoutookmehome.Youlikemeverymuch.Youfeedmewithfishandmilk.Andyouspendlotsoftimeplayingwithme.ButI'mstillunhappy.Imissmymom!Imissthelargelake.Iusedtoswiminiteverydayandplaywiththeducks.Ifyoudoloveme，couldyoupleasesendmebacktomymom？Idon'twanttobeyourpet.Iwanttogobackhome.Singincages.I'manAfricangreyparrot.Peoplesaygreyparrotsaregoodsingers.Butit'snotagoodthingforus.Theycatchusinforestsandtakeustocities.Duringthistrip，morethan60%ofuswilldie.Theyputusincagesandmakeustalk.Theyalsoaskustomakedifferentsounds.Idon'tlikeit.Ijustwanttoflyinthesky.Pleasedon'ttouchme.I'mastartortoise.I'mfromIndia.Lookatmyback.Therearemanypatterns（圖案）.Theylooklikethestars.WhenImeetmyenemies（敵人）inthewild，theycanhelpmehide.Manypeoplelikemypatterns.Theytakemehomeasapet.Theyliketotouchmyback.ButIdon'tlikeit.Ithurtsme.Sometimes，thetouchcanevenkillme.Nowwildanimalsneedourhelp.Let'stryourbesttoprotectthem!Wildanimals（1）helpIntroductionUnlikecatsordogs，wildanimalsarenot（2）livingwithpeople.Someofthemmay（3）theirlivesaftertheyleavethewild.Anottermissesitsmom.?Somebadpeople（4）thelittleotter，tookitawayandsoldittoapetshop.?Itsmaster（5）itwithfishandmilkandoftenplayswithit，butitstillmissesitsmomandwantstogobackhome.Singincages.?Africangreyparrots（6）singing，talkingandmakingsoundsincages.?Peoplecatchthemandtakethemtocities，so（7）60%ofthemwilldieduringthetrip.Don't（8）thestartortoises?Withmanypatternsontheback，startortoisescan（9）themselvesbyhidingfromtheirenemies.?Startortoisescanbebadly（10）ifpeopleoftentouchthem.7．What'sChinalikeintheeyesofforeigners（外國人）？Isthereanythingthatsurprisesthem？Theshortvideoseries，MyChinaSurprise（《中國讓我沒想到》）bringsussomeanswers.Someepisodes（集）haveeoutonBilibili，DouyinandWeChat.Eachepisodetellsaforeigner'ssurprisingexperiences（經(jīng)歷）inChina.Let'scheckoutthreeofthem!BeijingOperafanLuluisfromHungary.ShefirstcametoBeijingin2017.Here，shefoundhergreatesthobby﹣BeijingOpera."Theclotheswerebeautifulandthemovements（動作）weresowonderful.Theface﹣paintingwassomethingIneverseebefore.ItisquitedifferentfromWesternopera，"shesaid，"IloveBeijingOpera.IhopeIcansharethispassion（激情）ofminewithpeopleoutsideChina."NowLuluisintheBeijingOperaGroupatTsinghuaUniversity.Thegroupmemberspracticesingingandmovementstwiceaweekandhaveanotherrehearsal（排練）onFridays.ThebiggestproblemLulufacedwaslearningthesingingway."Inthebeginning，mythroat（嗓子）hurt，becauseIusedmyvoiceinthewrongway，"shesaid.Butwiththehelpofteachers，shehasimproved（改善）alot.Livestreamhost（直播主持）AsilbekisacollegestudentfromUzbekistan.NowhehasstayedinChinaforfouryears.Beingalivestreaming﹣mercehost（直播帶貨主播）ishismostwonderfulexperiencehere.Inhislivestreams，hesellsthingsfromhishomecountry，includingcapsandscarves.WhenAsilbekfirstcametoChina，hewasamazedtoseethedigital（數(shù)字的）lifehere."IneverthoughtthateverythinginChinawouldbeonline，"hesaid.Afterjustarrivinghere，hewenttoashop，theselleraskedhim，"DoyouhaveWeChatorAlipay？"Hesaid，"Ihavecash（現(xiàn)金）."Afterstudyinge﹣merce，hequicklychanges.Cashlesspayment，onlineshopping，fastlogistics（物流）﹣hethinksthesearethetopreasonswhyChinesee﹣mercelivestreamingisbetterthantheonesintheothercountries.LifelongstudentMerna，whoishalfChinese，halfJordanian，isstillsurprisedbycollegesfortheoldpeopleinChina.Thatwasin2021.ShereadanarticleaboutthecollegesonWeChatandalsosawasignreading，"LaonianDaxue".Aftertalkingwithherfriends，shegottoknowitmeansaschoolforoldpeopletotakeclassesandlearnthingslikecalligraphy（書法）andmodeling.Busywithschoolwork，shedoesn'thaveenoughtimetospendwithhergrandmainBeijing.Sosheisthinkingaboutsigning（報(bào)名）hergrandmaupforsomeclasses.Once，shewenttosuchacollege.There，shemeta59﹣year﹣oldladyinqipaotolearnmodeling.Seeingherpositive（積極的）energy，shethinkssuchcollegescanreallymakeoldpeoplehappyandgivethemanewstart.Some（1）aboutMyChinaSurprise*TheshortvideoseriesshowswhatChinaislikeinsomeforeigners'eyes.*Someepisodestellingforeigners'surprisingexperiencesinChinahaveeoutonBilibili，DouyinandWeChat.ThreeexamplesLuluBeijingOperafan*ShethinksBeijingOperaisnotthe（2）asWesternopera.*Asa（3）oftheBeijingOperaGroupatTsinghuaUniversity，shepracticesBeijingoperahard.*Atfirst，shehad（4）usinghervoice.Nowsheimprovesalotwithteachers'help.AsilbekLivestreamhost*Hesellsthingsfrom（5）inhislivestreams.*Heknew（6）aboutdigitallifewhenhefirstcametoChina.Butnowheisusedto（習(xí)慣）it.*HethinksChinesee﹣merceisthe（7）onebecauseofcashlesspayment，onlineshopping，fastlogistics.MernaLifelongstudent*ShebegantoknowcollegesfortheoldpeopleinChinain2021.*（8）shedoesn'thaveenoughtimeforhergrandma，shethinksaboutsigninghergrandmaupforsomeclasses.*Shethinksoldpeoplecanbehappyandhaveanew（9）atsuchcolleges.ConclusionManyforeignersreallyfeel（10）atwhattheyseeinChina.8．Americansaregladtotalkabouttheirhouses.Iftheyhaveanewhouse，they'llshowothersaroundit.Americansusuallyhavegardensandletterboxesoftheirown.HerearefivedifferentkindsofhousesintheUSA.Let'svisitthem.Bungalow（平房）.Abungalowisasmallhousewithoneortwobedrooms，anditusuallyhasonebathroom.Ithasonlyonefloor.Mansion（公館）.Amansionisalargehousewithmanybedroomsandseveralbathrooms.Itlookslikeasmallpalace.Ranchhouse（牧場住宅）.Aranchhousehasonlyonefloortoo.Itusuallyhasaroof（房頂），andtheroofdoesn'tslope（傾斜）much.Therearethreeorfourbedroomsinit.Thebedroomforthemotherandfatherhasitsownbathroom.Flat.Thereisasetofroomslikebedrooms，kitchens，bathroomsandstudiesinaflat.Itisalivingplaceinabuilding.Someflatscanbeinthesamebuilding.Theyshareagardenandparkingplaces.Townhouse（排房）.Atownhouseisatwo﹣floorflat.Thekitchen，thelivingroomandthediningroomareusuallyonthegroundfloorandthebedroomsareonthefirstfloor.（1）intheUSAPeoplein（2）usuallyhavetheirowngardensandletterboxes.DifferencesAbungalow?Ithasoneortwobedroomsandone（3）.?Ithasonlyonefloor.Amansion?Ithasmany（4）andseveralbathrooms.Aranchhouse?It（5）threeorfourbedrooms.A（6）?Itisalivingplaceinabuilding（7）manydifferentrooms.?It（8）agardenandparkingplaceswithotherflats.Atownhouse?Ithastwo（9）.Thekitchen，the（10）roomandthediningroomareonthegroundfloor.?Thebedroomsareonthefirstfloor.9．Longtimeago，Chinesechildrendidn'thavemobilephones，iPadsorputers，buttheyhadagreattimeplayingsomeinterestinggames.Differentchildren，differentgames.Let'stakealook.●Stone（石頭）ballsIntheQingDynasty，boysgottogetherandplayedastoneballwithfeetaroundtheirneighbourhoodinthenorthernpartofChina，andtheyplayeditinwintertokeepwarm.Childrenusuallycutthestoneintoasmallerone，thesamesizeasanegg.Whenitbegan，allofthemwouldrushtokicktheball，anddidtheirbesttokeeptheballaroundthemselvesandnottoloseittoothers.●Hide﹣and﹣seekHide﹣and﹣seekwaspopularalloverChinainancienttimes.Manypeopleenjoyedplayingit.Thereweretwowaystoplay：keepingachild'seyesclosedwhenothersranaroundtomakefunofhimor，moreoften，somechildrenhidingandonechildtryingtofindthem.●Watchingshadowplays（皮影戲）ShadowplayisoneoftheoldestoperasinChina.ItstartedovertwothousandyearsagoandbecamemorepopularintheTangandSongDynasties.Atthattime，itbroughtfuntothepeoplelikethemodernfilmsandTV.Itusuallytoldthestoriesabouttheheroesandotherfamouspeopleinhistory，evenaboutthewars.Theplayersusuallyusedthepuppets（木偶）behindapieceofcloththroughthelight，tellingstoriestothemusic.IntheQingDynasty，shadowplayartcametoitstop.●Playingdiabolo（空竹）Diabolo（alsocalled"theChineseyo﹣yo"）isalwaysmadeofwoodorbambooandhasnothinginside.PlayingdiabolowasaveryinterestinggameamongyoungchildreninNorthChinaintheMingandQingDynasties.Theplayerscoulddodifferenttrickstoplaythediabolo，upanddown，lefttorightwithtwosticksandastring（繩子）intheirhands.Itoftenmadealoudsoundafteritshigh﹣speedrotating（高速運(yùn)轉(zhuǎn)）.Theyusedtheirwholebodytoexercisewhenplaying，soeveryonelikeditverymuchatthattime.Children'sgamesin（1）intheoldtimesFour（2）ofgamesStoneballsChildrenran（3）towardsthestoneballandtriedtokeepitaroundthemselveswiththeirfeet.Hide﹣and﹣seekThereweretwowaystoplay：?Oneofthem（4）his/hereyeswhenothersranaround；?Somechildren（5）andonechildhadtofindthem.Watchingshadowplays?Ithasa（6）ofmorethan2000years.?Theplayersusedpuppetstotell（7）withthemusicaround.Playingdiabolo?Peoplemadediabolo（8）ofwoodorbamboo.?Theytookthisexercisewiththeirwholebodyandplayeddifferenttrickswiththesound，andthat's（9）childrenlikeditverymuchatthattime.ConclusionChildrenhadtheir（10）waytoenjoythemselvesinsomeinterestinggamesyearsago.10．WhenJordanRomerowasnine，hesawapaintingofthetallestmountainsintheworld.Jordansetagoaltoclimbeachone，buthehadaproblemthathewasnotabletomakeitbyhimself.Jordanknewwhatwouldsolvehisproblem：ateamtoclimbwithhim.Hisfatherandstepmother，experiencedmountainclimbers，becamehisteammates.Beforeclimbing，theteamfollowedanexerciseplan.Theyranlongdistanceswhilewearingheavybackpacksandpullingtires.Afteryearsofhardwork，theydevelopedstrongbodiesforthetoughclimbandformedstrongrelationshipstohelpthemworktogether.Jordan'steamwasreadyforthedangersofexploration.Mt.Everestistheworld'stallestmountain.ThetopofMt.Everestishigherthansomeplanesfly!Atthetopthereisn'tmuchoxygen（氧氣）totakein，whichisaproblemforclimbers.Nothavingenoughoxygencouldmakethemsick，sotheteamworkedouttheproblembywearingoxygenmasks.Jordan'steamneededmorehelp，soclimbingexpertscalledSherpas（夏爾巴人）joinedthem.Eachexpertusedhisspecialskilltohelpthemclimbthemountain.Ittooktheteam51daystogettothesummit（頂峰）.Whiletheteammemberswereclimbingthemountain，aropelinkedthemtogethertostaysafe.Finally，theyreachedthesummit.Jordanandhisteammatesshoutedandcheeredforthemselvesexcitedly.Itwasteamwork（團(tuán)隊(duì)合作）thathelpedthemreachthetallestpointintheworld!（1）ToTheTopTheyoungclimber?Atthe（2）ofnine，Jordansetagoaltoclimbthetallestmountains.?Withouthisparents'help，hecouldn'treachthegoal（3）.（4）forclimbingTheteamkepton（5）todevelopstrongbodiesandformstrongrelationships.GettingtotheEverest?ThetopofMt.Everestiseventoo（6）forsomeplanestoflyover.?（7）oxygenatthetopisaproblemforclimbers.?Theyworeoxygenmaskstoavoidfeelingsick.?Localpeoplebrought（8）specialtotheteam.Reachingthetop?Onthe（9）day，theyfinallyreachedthesummit.?Jordanandhisteammates（10）theirsuccess.11．根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，完成文后任務(wù)。注意：每個(gè)空格只填一個(gè)單詞。HowtoBondwithYourPets？Havingapetisagreatthingformanypeople.However，somenewpetownersmayfinditdifficulttobuildastrongrelationshipwiththeirpets.Itisimportantthatyouandyourfurryfriendshaveahealthyandlovingrelationshipwitheachother.NicoleEllis，afamousdogtrainer，cansharewithyoucertainwaystohelpyoubondwithyourpets.First，spendingmoretimewithyourpetscanhelpyoualotinbuildingarelationship.Cats，dogs，andotheranimalslovetobeincludedintheactivitiesoftheirhumans.Whetheryouaredoingsomeworkorjuststayingathomewatchingamovie，makesureyourfurryfriendsarewithyouandhavingfun，too.Second，playtimebetweenownersandtheirpetsisthebestwaytoshareawonderfultimetogether.Catsloveplayingwithsmallballsandfishingtoys.Dogs，ontheotherhand，aremoreactiveandsocial，soit'sagoodideaforyoutoplaytheFrisbeewiththeminparks.Itisofgreatimportanceforyoutoknowwhatkindofthingsyourpetsenjoy.Notonlywilltheseactivitieskeepthemingoodhealth，buttheywillgoalongwayinmakingyouandyourpetscloser.Third，trainingandteachingyourpetstricksisagreatidea.Whetheryou'reteachingthemasimplemandlike"sit"orteachingthemamoredifficultdance，yourpetswillsurelyenjoyitandloveyoumore.Lastly，yourpetshavetheirownfavoritefoods.Knowingtheireatinghabitsandtreatingthemtosomethingtheyenjoywillbeawonderfulwaytobondwithyourpets.Allinall，justbepatient!Keepyourpetsfit，healthy，andtrained.Withthehelpoftheseusefulways，youcanbuildastrongrelationshipwithyourpetsintime!HowtoBondWithYourPets？Havingapetisgreat，butsomenewpetownershave（1）buildingastrongrelationshipwiththeirpets.Spendingmoretimewithyourpetsisgreatly（2）.●You'dbettertryto（3）yourpetsinyouractivities.●Letyourfurryfriendsstaywithyouandenjoy（4）whenyouaredoingsomeworkorrelaxingathome.（5）withyourpetsisthebestwaytoshareagreattimetogether.●Itisvery（6）foryoutoknowwhatactivitiesyourpetsenjoy.●Catsloveplayingwithsmallballsandfishingtoys.●It'sagoodideaforyoutoplaytheFrisbeewithyourdogsinparks（7）dogsaremoreactiveandsocial.●Theseactivitiesnotonlykeepyourpets（8），butalsohelptomakeyouandyourpetscloser.Trainingandteachingyourpetstricksisagreatidea.●Youcanteachyourpetsasimplemandoradifficultdance，andyourpetswillbe（9）toenjoyitandloveyoumore.Treatingyourpetstothefoodtheylike.●Youneedtoknowtheireatinghabitswellandtrytobondwiththembytreatingthemtothefoodtheylike.Pleasebepatient!Keepyourpetsfit，healthy，andtrained，andsoonyouwillbe（10）tobondwithyourpets.12．VisitinganewplacecanbeascaryexperiencebecausemostpeoplearenotfortablewithEnglish.Sohowcanyoukeepawayfromthiskindofsituation？LearnhowtospeakEnglishfluently.HereareseveralEnglishspeakingtipsyoumustknow.ListenfirstOneofthebestEnglishspeakingtipsistolistencarefullytounderstandableEnglisheveryday.MostpeopleturntotextbookstostudyEnglishgrammarrules，butyoucannotlearnhowtopronouncecorrectlybyreadingthem.Instead，listentothepronunciationofnativeEnglishspeakersandwatchthemovementsoftheirmouths.PractiseReadaloudinEnglishfor15﹣20minutesadayinfrontofthemirror，whichhelpsinaccentreductionandimprovesyourspeakingskills.Also，talkingwithagoodEnglishspeakercanhelpimprovise（即興發(fā)揮）yourusageofwordsandformationofsentences.ThinkinEnglishIfyourgoalistospeakEnglishfluently，itisnecessaryforyoutothinkinEnglish.MakeupthesentencesinEnglishasyouthinkaboutthembeforesayingthem.Withpractice，youcanrespondautomatically（自動地）inEnglish.BemoreconfidentTrytorelaxifyou'respeakingEnglish.Whenyouspeakatanormalspeed，you'llfindthatyou'llbeabletopronouncethewordscorrectly.Mostofthetime，thepersonwhoyouaretalkingtodoesn'tnoticeyourmistakes.Inaword，leaningEnglishdoesnothappenovernight.Followthesetipsandpractisedaily.Introduction（1）tospeakEnglishfluentlyMainBodyListenfirst（2）carefullyisoneofthebestwaytolearntospeakEnglish.Whenyouarelistening，youshouldwatchtheirmouths（3）.PractiseYoushouldspend15﹣20minutes（4）aloudtohelpinyouraccentreductionandimproveyourspeakingskills.（5）inEnglishIfyourgoalistospeakEnglishfluently，you（6）tothinkinEnglish.Youare（7）torespondautomaticallyinEnglishwithoutpractice.BemoreconfidentTrytobe（8）ifyou'respeakingEnglish.Speakatanormalspeed.Mostofthetime，thepeopleyou'retalkingtotakeno（9）ofyourmistakes.ConclusionFollowt