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This article presents the scene of spring planting in farmland, illustrating the cycle of life and the patterns of nature. It combines beginner English reading and listening exercises, helping learners improve their English skills through engaging content.

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Spring is here. The beginning of spring means the earth awakes. Farmers, get ready for a new job. They start working on the fields. Planting seeds in the soil. The land is turning green and colorful. So, as we say hello to spring, we also say hi to new beginnings and the circle of life starting again.

The beginning of spring reminds us of renewal and growth. Farmers carefully plant seeds, hoping for a fruitful season. Each seed represents potential, and the work in the fields connects humans with nature. Watching the land turn green is a sign that life continues and evolves. Planting seeds is not just an agricultural task but also a symbol of hope and new opportunities.

The cycle of life is evident in the change of seasons. Spring marks a time when animals become more active, plants bloom, and nature rejuvenates. This circle of life teaches us about patience, effort, and the interconnectedness of all living things. By acknowledging the rhythms of nature, we understand that beginnings are always followed by growth and renewal.

These are the listening materials collected by Qicai editor Xiao Wu for daily beginner English reading exercises. We hope you gain something after listening!

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  • circle

    noun

    1. movement once around a course

    e.g. he drove an extra lap just for insurance

    Synonym: lapcircuit

    2. any circular or rotating mechanism

    e.g. the machine punched out metal circles

    Synonym: round

    3. a curved section or tier of seats in a hall or theater or opera house
    usually the first tier above the orchestra

    e.g. they had excellent seats in the dress circle

    Synonym: dress circle

    4. street names for flunitrazepan

    Synonym: R-2Mexican valiumrophyroperoofyroachforget me drug

    5. a road junction at which traffic streams circularly around a central island

    e.g. the accident blocked all traffic at the rotary

    Synonym: traffic circlerotaryroundabout

    6. an unofficial association of people or groups

    e.g. the smart set goes there
    they were an angry lot

    Synonym: setbandlot

    7. ellipse in which the two axes are of equal length
    a plane curve generated by one point moving at a constant distance from a fixed point

    e.g. he calculated the circumference of the circle

    8. something approximating the shape of a circle

    e.g. the chairs were arranged in a circle

  • awakes
  • planting

    noun

    1. putting seeds or young plants in the ground to grow

    e.g. the planting of corn is hard work

    2. the act of fixing firmly in place

    e.g. he ordered the planting of policemen outside every doorway

    3. a collection of plants (trees or shrubs or flowers) in a particular area

    e.g. the landscape architect suggested a small planting in the northwest corner