八年级册下册英语满分作文开头开头
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篇1
    The Grandest Adventure
    As I stepped out of the yellow school bus onto the dusty parking lot, I could feel the warm Arizona sun beating down on my face. It was the last day of 8th grade, and summer was finally here! No more homework, no more tests, just pure freedom for the next few months. I slung my backpack over my shoulder and joined the throng of excited kids rushing towards the exit.
    "Hey Billy, wait up!" I turned to see my best friend Zack huffing to catch up with me, his messy brown hair bouncing with each step. "You're not going to believe what I "
    Zack loved a good rumor or conspiracy theory, so I braced myself for whatever wild story he was about to spin. "Okay, what is it this time? Another chupacabra sighting?"
    He shook his head vigorously. "No way, this is way better! You know how my uncle works at the Museum of Natural History downtown?" I nodded impatiently. "Well, he told me they just acquired some crazy new artifact from an archaeological dig in Peru. Like, potentially civilization-altering stuff!"
    My interest was piqued. Zack's uncle being a curator meant we got free admission to all the museum's exhibits. "What kind of artifact? Like an ancient weapon or something?"
    "Better! He said it's some sort of map or directional object that could lead to one of the greatest undiscovered treasures of the ancient world. The Lost City of Paititi!" Zack's eyes were wide with excitement.
    I had to admit, it sounded pretty awesome. Paititi was the stuff of legend - an Incan city of gold and riches, hidden deep in the Amazon rainforest and never found by the Spanish c
onquistadors. For years, explorers and treasure hunters searched in vain for any evidence that it truly existed. If there really was a legitimate lead, it would be an archaeological game-changer.
    "So what are we waiting for?" I grinned at Zack. "We've got all summer with nothing to do. Let's go find that lost city!"
    And just like that, our crazy
篇2
    Wow, can you believe we're almost done with 8th grade? It feels like just yesterday we were those nervous little kids walking through the doors of middle school for the first time. So much has happened over these three years - good, bad, embarrassing, u name it!
    I'll never forget that first day as a 6th grader. I was absolutely terrified to start at a new school. Would I make friends? Would the work be too hard? Would I get shoved into a lock
er like you see in the movies? My mom had to practically drag me out of the car because my knees were shaking so much.
sort of和kind of
    But you know what? It ended up being not so bad after all. I made a couple of new friends in my homeroom class right away. Jenna and Michael were so nice to me, and we've been best buds ever since that day. Having them by my side made everything much less scary.
    6th grade wasn't all bad though. Some of my favorite memories are from that year - like the awesomeffield trip we took to the science museum and our huge
    Star Wars
    movie night sleepover. I also loved being on the track team. Running felt like the biggest sense of freedom after being trapped inside all day at school. Plus my parents were so proud when I made the team.
    As exciting as 6th grade was, nothing could have prepared me for the pure insanity of 7t
h grade. Hormones really kicked in for pretty much everyone that year, myself included. One minute you're having a totally normal conversation, and the next someone's bursting into tears or lashing out in anger over literally nothing. an interesting time, to say the least!
篇3
    It was finally summer vacation! I had been counting down the days until school let out, making little tally marks on my calendar. The final bell rang on that glorious Friday afternoon and I practically sprinted out of the classroom and down the hallway. Free at last!
    The warm summer sun felt so good on my face as I ran out to the bike racks. I quickly unlocked my bike and started pedaling hard toward home, the wind whipping through my hair. Once I got to my neighborhood, I slowed down a bit, riding past the neatly trimmed lawns and waving to Mrs. Johnson who was out tending to her garden.
    As I pulled into my driveway, I could smell the delicious aroma of Mom's homemade cho
colate chip cookies wafting from the kitchen window. I smiled, knowing she always baked a fresh batch for me on the first day of summer. I raced inside, grabbing a couple of cookies off the plate on the counter before heading up to my room.
    Flopping down on my bed, I took a big bite of the still-warm, gooey cookie. Absolute perfection. I chewed happily as I pondered how to spend this hard-earned summer freedom. The possibilities were endless! I could sleep in every day, play video games for hours, hang out with my friends, or maybe even go on a camping trip with my family.

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