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With the rapid development of new energy vehicles, the demand for professionals in power battery technology is ##1## growing. Vocational colleges are actively ##2## curriculum systems to meet industry needs. The core course "Power Batteries and Their Management Systems" ##3## 64 class hours, combining theoretical knowledge ##4## practical operations. The curriculum is closely ##5## to professional teaching standards and industry technical specifications. It also draws ##6## from enterprise typical work tasks, such as power battery maintenance, fault diagnosis, and data stream ##7##. Students learn through project-based ##8##, including basic inspection projects, disassembly and assembly tasks, and advanced fault ##9## training. To enhance competitiveness, the course ##10## elements from world skills competitions, such as the use of upper computer software and ##11## of new materials. Teachers use new-form textbooks and ##12## teaching methods to make abstract concepts more ##13##. During the course, students are ##14## to cooperate in groups, which helps develop their communication and teamwork ##15##. Regular assessments ##16## teachers to track learning progress and adjust teaching ##17## in time. Graduates of this major are ##18## for positions in power battery production, testing, and after-sales service. Their solid professional skills and practical experience make them ##19## sought after by enterprises. This curriculum system sets a good ##20## for vocational education reform.

Last weekend, I joined a community clean-up activity. At first, I felt ##1## because I thought it would be tiring. But when I saw other volunteers working hard, I ##2## my mind. We picked up rubbish in the park, swept the paths, and ##3## posters about protecting the environment. A little boy asked me why we did this. I told him,"Small acts can ##4## a big difference. The earth is our home, and we need to ##5## it." He nodded and joined us. By noon, the park looked much ##6##. People passing by smiled and thanked us. I felt a strong sense of ##7##. This activity taught me that helping others and protecting nature is ##8##. We should not ##9## the beauty around us. Instead, we should take ##10## to care for it. Now, I often ##11## part in such activities with my friends. It's not only ##12## but also helps us make more friends. I believe that if everyone ##13## a little effort, our world will become ##14##. We don't need to do big things—even small ##15## of kindness and care can change the world. Let's ##16## hands and work together. ##17##, we can create a better future for ourselves and future ##18##. This experience will always ##19## with me and remind me of the ##20## of giving.

My best friend Tom moved to another city last month. I felt very ##1## when I heard the news. We had been friends since primary school and shared many ##2## memories. On his last day here, we went to our favorite café. We talked about the fun times we'd had—playing football after school, studying for exams together, and ##3## each other when we were down. Tom gave me a notebook as a ##4##. He wrote,"True friendship never ##5##, no matter how far apart we are."I felt tears in my eyes. After he left, I often ##6## the notebook. It reminds me of our friendship. We keep in touch by ##7## messages every week. Tom tells me about his new school and friends, and I ##8## him about my life too. Once, I failed a math test and felt ##9##. Tom called me right away. He encouraged me,"Don't give up. Keep ##10##, and you'll get better." His words gave me ##11##. With his support, I studied harder, and the next exam. Friendship is like a treasure. It needs to be ##12##. Even though we're far apart, our friendship is still ##13##. I learned that true friends are always there for you, ##14## in good times or bad. I'm ##15## to have such a good friend. Our friendship has taught me to be ##16## and caring. I know that no matter where we go, we'll always be ##17##. I'm looking forward to ##18## him during the summer holiday and creating more ##19## memories together.

Intelligent manufacturing has become a key driver of industrial transformation. Vocational colleges are actively ##1## courses to cultivate professional talents in this field. The core course "Intelligent Production Line Operation and Management" ##2## 72 class hours, focusing on practical operation and systematic ##3##. It connects basic knowledge ##4## advanced technology to help students ##5## a solid foundation. The curriculum is ##6## to enterprise production processes and technical standards. Students learn to ##7## intelligent equipment such as industrial robots and automated guided vehicles. They also study data analysis methods to ##8## production efficiency and quality. The course ##9## case studies from famous manufacturing enterprises, allowing students to understand real industrial ##10##. Teachers adopt interactive teaching methods, including classroom discussions and on-site ##11##. To enhance practical abilities, students are arranged to ##12## internships in cooperative enterprises. During internships, they work with experienced technicians to ##13## practical problems. The course also ##14## innovative thinking training, encouraging students to propose new solutions for production ##15##. Regular skill assessments ##16## teachers to identify students' strengths and weaknesses. Extra training is provided for those who need ##17## improvement. Graduates are ##18## for positions such as intelligent equipment operators, production line managers, and technical consultants. Their professional competence and adaptability make them ##19## valued by employers. This curriculum system ##20## the development needs of the intelligent manufacturing industry. It sets a good example for the reform of vocational education.

Last July I ##1## a job in a coffee shop near my college.

I ##2## never worked before, so everything felt new.

Every morning I ##3## up at 5:30 to open the shop.

The owner, Mr Lee, always ##4## me with a smile and said, "Let's make today ##5##!"

"Let's make today ##5##!"

I ##6## the cloth carefully so that no spot stayed.

The machine ##7## loud, but I loved the smell of fresh coffee.

One day a customer ##8## her purse on the counter.

I ran after her and ##9## it back.

Mr Lee was so happy that he ##10## me an extra 50 yuan.

"Honesty ##11## its reward," he said.

Customers often ##12## photos of their cups before drinking.

The job taught me that service is not only about speed ##13## about care.

I also saved enough money ##14## a second-hand bike.

When friends ask ##15## I keep so cheerful in the early morning, I tell them, "Good coffee and good habits ##16## a good mood."

"Good coffee and good habits ##16## a good mood."

If next summer the shop needs help again, I will ##17## up without thinking.

Some people hate routine work, but I found joy in ##18## the same beans every day.

It reminded me that small things, ##19## well, can bring big happiness.

This experience has made me more ready ##20## future challenges.

Yesterday I ##1## my phone on the bus.

I ##2## it in my pocket when I got on, but twenty minutes later it ##3## gone.

but twenty minutes later it ##3## gone.

I felt my heart ##4## fast.

The bus was crowded and I had ##5## choice but to ask the driver for help.

He ##6## me to wait until the terminal.

Just as I ##7## to cry, an old lady tapped my shoulder.

"Is this ##8##?" she asked, holding my phone.

She explained that she ##9## it under a seat and saw my photo on the screen.

The driver smiled and said, "Kindness still ##10## in this city."

"You're lucky, but next time try ##11## your phone in your bag, not your pocket."

I took his advice and even bought a bright-yellow case so I can spot it ##12##.

From now on, I will ##13## check my pockets before leaving any place.

The small accident taught me that being careful is ##14## than being lucky.

I also sent a thank-you email to the bus company, hoping the lady's act will ##15## others to do the same.

When we share good stories, the world becomes ##16## warmer.

So if you ever find something that ##17## to someone else, don't hesitate—return it.

You may lose a minute, but you will ##18## a smile, and that smile could light up your whole day.

Remember, honesty costs ##19## but pays much.

Let's all keep the chain of kindness ##20##.

When the pandemic (流行病) began, millions of people ##1## to work from home.

I ##2## my laptop on the kitchen table and started my first video call wearing pajama pants.

Everything went well until I ##3## that the fridge was only two steps away.

Within a month I ##4## two kilograms and felt tired all day.

I realized that freedom without discipline ##5## a trap (陷阱) .

So I set up a strict routine: wake at 7, shower, dress, and "walk" to work ##6## means moving to the spare room which I turned into an office.

I also installed an app that ##7## me to stand up every hour.

My back stopped ##8## and my mind became clearer.

In the office I used to chat with colleagues while ##9## coffee;

We ##10## our cameras, ate sandwiches, and talked about everything except work.

Those fifteen minutes ##11## my energy for the whole afternoon.

Without a boss nearby, it was easy ##12## YouTube videos.

I adopted the "Pomodoro" technique—25 minutes of work ##13## by a 5-minute break.

Gradually I learned that working from home is not doing less; it ##14## doing more with self-control.

Yet I still visit the office once a week, because some ideas are born only when people ##15## together in the same room.

The future of work, I believe, ##16## somewhere between the sofa and the conference table.

just make sure the cat ##17## mute (沉默的) during important calls.

Dress up, show up — even if it's only to your desk—and you will ##18## open with a cheerful click.

The road ahead is long, but if we pedal together, the journey will be ##20## for everyone.

The first time I saw a bright-orange sharing bike, I ##1## it "the future".

I downloaded the app, scanned the code, and the lock ##2## open with a cheerful click.

Within seconds I ##3## along the river, wind in my hair, feeling like a hero in a commercial.

One evening I parked the bike ##4## a no-parking zone because I was late for class.

The app ##5## me that I had been fined 20 yuan.

I wanted to blame the system, but deep down I knew I had ##6## the rules.

The front wheel ##7## against a trash can (垃圾桶) , blocking the path of an old man with a cane (手杖) .

I ##8## the bike, adjusted the stand, and pushed it to the proper area.

Small act, big lesson: technology gives us convenience, but ##9## us to care.

Sharing only works when users share the same ##10## of respect.

Since then, whenever I finish a ride, I take two seconds to ##11## a photo of the parked bike.

This simple habit keeps me ##12## trouble and helps the company track lost vehicles.

If everyone leaves the bike in the right place, the next rider can ##13## it immediately, saving time and reducing traffic.

Some people still damage locks or paint the frames black to keep the bikes for ##14##.

Such behavior not only breaks the law but also ##15## the spirit of sharing.

Points(积分) could be ##16## for small gifts—a bottle of water, a bus ticket, even a cup of coffee.

Rewards may seem tiny, yet they ##17## people to repeat good actions.

After all, habits are shaped by what we gain, not just by what we ##18##.

Every morning when I unlock a bike, I feel I am ##19## a promise: I will use, I will care, I will share.

The road ahead is long, but if we pedal together, the journey will be ##20## for everyone.

I hope everything ____ well with you.

Outside the window, big red buses ____ past every few minutes.

Last Saturday I ____ my first British breakfast—eggs, bacon, and something ____ "black pudding."

Last Saturday I tried my first British breakfast—eggs, bacon, and something ____ "black pudding."

I was not brave enough to try it, but I ____ the eggs were great.

After breakfast I took the Tube to the British Museum. The ticket is free, so I only ____ my time.

Inside, I saw the Rosetta Stone. It's just a piece of dark stone, but it ____ people understand ancient languages.

I thought of you, because you once ____ me that languages are bridges.

Maybe one day we can ____ those bridges together.

In the afternoon I walked along the Thames. The wind was cold, but the view was beautiful. A street artist ____ my portrait in ten minutes.

He said I looked like a character from Harry Potter, so he ____ a tiny lightning on my forehead.

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