Primary School Students - New Full Score Essay Collection

Author: Zhang Yichuan
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: Dad got addicted to the computer, so I wanted to use it to learn more extra-curricular knowledge, and Mom needed to take a computer test for her professional title application. So, a fierce computer battle broke out in our family.
Since Dad got addicted to the computer, I've been "unpopular." Every day, it's just homework after homework, and I don't even have anyone to talk to. Several times, I begged Dad to let me play the computer for a while, but he immediately asked like he was reciting a rhyme: "Did you write your diary? Did you finish the Math Workbook? Do you want to do the Chinese One-Minute Exercise?" I had no choice but to go back to my desk. Today's homework wouldn't be finished before 9 a.m., so how could I have time to play the computer? Sigh, who said I'm a student? Students have to take exams, and exams require... ah, some days ago, the school announced a "reduction of burden," and it was a central government document! As soon as I got home, I started promoting it: "Excessive academic pressure kills children's natural creativity." Dad shook his head, and Mom didn't believe it: "Don't make a mountain out of a molehill. It's just talk." I didn't argue and finished my homework in about ten minutes. While they weren't looking, I sneaked into the computer room to play.
I was having a great time when Dad walked in with a grim face: "Did you finish all your homework?"
"Yes." He turned to the living room to call the teacher and confirmed that I wasn't lying, and his expression softened.
"You can type too?" Dad asked in surprise.
"Of course, I'm the fastest typer in the class. Want to compete? If you lose, I get to play the computer!"
The competition went smoothly, and I got the "passport" to play the computer. Mom still felt uneasy and added a condition: "If others get full marks, you must too. Every exam must score no less than 95."
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