一、王老师首先给同学们提出了几点做好学习规划的建议。一起来学习一下吧。
How to make a good study plan
Do you always feel there is too much homework and too little time? A good study plan can help you manage(管理) your time, reduce stress, and improve your grades. 1
First, you need to know what you must do. 2 List all your subjects and tasks for each, like homework, reviewing, and preparing for tests. Don't forget to include your regular activities, such as sports or music classes.
After listing everything, it's time to prioritize(划分优先顺序). 3 You can use labels like “very important”, “important” and “not urgent” to decide which task to do first. This helps you focus on what really matters.
4 Your plan should work for you, not against you. If you find you are more focused in the morning, plan your most difficult subjects for that time. If you are a night person, do the easy review work in the evening.
Finally, remember that a plan can change. If you have a sudden school event, you can adjust your plan. The most important thing is to get started. A good plan is your first step towards success.
（一）从下面方框中选择合适的选项补全短文，使短文完整、通顺。（有一项多余）
A. This means deciding which tasks are the most important.
B. It is not a good idea to study for a long time without rest.
C. Start by writing down all your schoolwork and activities.
D. Everyone has their own most productive(高产的)time of the day.
E. Here is some advice on how to create one.
1. 2. 3. 4.
（二）根据短文内容回答下面的问题。（不超过20词）
新考法 开放性设问 Do you think it's important to make a study plan? Why?

二、学习委员Millie讲述了火遍全网的“小教授”谢昭雨橦的事迹，希望同学们能借鉴他对学习的态度。
A 14-year-old boy from Zhengzhou has become very popular online after turning his small bedroom into his own "museum". Xie Zhaoyutong knows so much about history and talks about it so wisely that people online call him a "young professor".
His room, named the "Yu Tang Museum", is only about ten square metres, but it is full of his treasures: old books, ancient coins, pottery, and porcelain pieces. He used almost all his lucky money and saved pocket money to buy these items. At first, he just liked how they looked, but as he learnt more, he discovered that every object tells a unique（独一无二的）story from the past.
The only empty space in the room is his bed. "This bed is for my body, but all the other things are food for my mind," he said with a smile. He also finds that his special room helps him spend less time on his phone.
Xie has loved books and old objects since he was very young. He started reading at three or four, and a museum visit with his mum when he was six made him fall in love with history. He believes knowing history well helps him with school subjects like Chinese and makes his life much more interesting.
He doesn't care much about expensive things—he even wears socks with holes! But he truly values his rich inner world. "I keep my material life simple so my spirit has more space to grow," he explained. "A life without learning is boring."
For him, reading an ancient book is like hearing someone's thoughts from a thousand years ago. Touching a brick from the Han Dynasty(202 BC—AD 220) lets him imagine life back then. This kind of happiness, he says, is much deeper and longer-lasting than any short online fun.
About the future, Xie has clear dreams: he wants to organize his collection properly, keep sharing videos about history and poetry, and hopes to become a "little ambassador" of Chinese culture one day.

()1. What has the boy done with his small bedroom?
A. He turned it into a study for homework.
B. He made it into a personal collection room.
C. He uses it mainly for sleeping and resting.
D. He keeps it empty for meditation(冥想) and thinking.
()2. How did the boy get most of his collection items?
A. He received them as gifts from his family.
B. He used his own savings and lucky money to buy them.
C. He found them during trips with his mother.
D. He bought them with money from part-time jobs.
()3. What started the boy's strong interest in history?
A. Reading many history textbooks in school.
B. A visit to a museum with his mother as a child.
C. Watching documentaries about ancient China.
D. Getting his first historical item from his father.
()4. What might be the best title for this article?
A. A teenager's guide to saving money and buying antiques(古董)
B. How to build a home museum on a limited budget
C. A young history lover's personal museum and dream
D. The importance of history learning for school subjects
()5. Where is this article most likely to be found?
A. In a scientific research journal.
B. In a museum's official guidebook.
C. In an online news or culture website.
D. In a school history textbook.