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    All the housewives who went to the new supermarket had one great wish—to be the lucky customer who did not have to pay for her s  1  ．For this was w  2   the notice just inside the entrance promised（承諾）．It said, “Remember, once a week, one of our customers gets f  3   goods． This may be your lucky day!”

　　For several weeks, Mrs. Edwards hoped, like many of her friends, to be the lucky customer．U  4   her friends, she never gave up hope． The cupboards in her kitchen were f  5   of things that she did not need． Her husband tried to persuade（勸說）her to stop, b  6    it was no use．She d  7  of the day when the manager of the supermarket would come to her and say, “Madam, this is your lucky day．Everything in your basket is free．”

　　One Friday morning, after she had finished her shopping and had taken it to her car, she found that she had f  8   to buy some tea． She rushed back to the supermarket, got the tea and went toward the cash-desk．As she did so, she saw the manager come up to her．“Madam,” he said, holding out his h  9   , “I want to congratulate you! You are our lucky customer t  10   and everything you have in your basket is free．”

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A shoemaker and a banker

A shoemaker（鞋匠）didn’t have much money, b  1   he was happy and often sang songs from morning to evening． His neighbor was a banker and he had a lot of money． But he didn’t live h  2   ．He ate little and slept little every day．

One day w  3   the banker met the shoemaker at the door, he asked, “How much do you get a day?”

“Sometimes more, sometimes l  4   ．But I think it is enough for me to have three meals every day,” said the shoemaker． 

The banker laughed at his simple a  5  and said, “Now I’m going to give you one hundred coins（硬幣）．You put t  6   away carefully, and make use of them when you are in need．”

 The shoemaker was very g  7   to get the coins．From then on, the banker didn’t hear his neighbor’s songs anymore． Because he did n  8   but think about how to spend the coins．

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         There is a football match at Dalian (1)S______ on (2)W______. I would like to (3)w______ it that afternoon with my friend, David. There are some famous players(運(yùn)動(dòng)員) in the (4)m______. They are Anderson, Lionel Messi and Kaka. Anderson is my (5)f______ player. But my brother Mike doesn’t want to to go with us. He would like to go to the (6)c______. The (7)f______ is Rob-B-Hood(《寶貝計(jì)劃》). It’s a Jackie Chan’s film and Jackie Chan is my brother’s favourite film (8)s______.

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What would you do if you disagreed with your parents?

It’s hard to believe it, but your parents were once kids, too. It might seem that they don’t u_________(1) you and disagree with you, but don’t g_________(2) up talking about your ideas with them. Remember that they don’t really want to make things d_________(3) for you. Your parents c_________(4) about you, but sometimes it’s just hard for them to see your points of view e_________(5).

The parents’ job is to look out for you and keep you s_________(6) until you’re old enough to take care of yourself.

Usually, kids who quarrel with their parents learn to get a_________(7) with them in the end. This is especially true if kids talk to their parents about how they feel and w_________(8) is important to them. Keep in mind, though, that it isn’t always easy and it’ll t_________(9) time and a lot of patience. Talking to your parents about your opinions i_________(10) of yelling(叫喊) at them will also make them listen to you a little more closely.