第三节 写作(满分15分)

随着城市环境污染日益严重，现在越来越多的人喜欢去乡村度假。请根据以下信息, 简单地说一下人们喜欢去乡村度假的原因：

1．乡村空气清新；　　　　　　 4．可以钓鱼、游泳；

2．自然风光很美；　　　　　　 5．乡村很宁静，可以放松心情；

3．可以听到鸟儿歌唱；　　 6．乡村吃住便宜。

注意：

1．可以适当增加情节，不能逐句翻译；

2．词数 100-120。

第一节 单词拼写(共10小题;每小题1分, 满分10分)

71．Do you know if this substance ___________(溶解) in water?

72．All these ____________(数据) are very important to us． Please put them away．

73．The boy hang his head and _____________(承认) he had made the same mistake again．

74．__________(同样)，America has both state and private schools．

75．Seeing the terrible snake, the little girl was almost ________________(惊吓)to death．

76．My heart was beating fast as I was ______ ( 接近 ) where the lion was sleeping．

77．Different people have different _______________(态度)towards learning foreign languages．

78．These famous universities are all supposed to have excellent Physics _____________(系)．

79．I have never thought you can speak English so _____________(流利)．

80．The Internet is ____________(可进入的)through a computer．

5.

M: How are you spending the weekend?

W: My husband will go boating with the children, and I’ll stay at home, watching TV or doing the housework.

M: You’re　not　going　with　them?

W: No,　boating　isn’t　my　cup　of　tea.

6-8

W:　Hello,　Mr.　Strong.　This　is　Jenny　speaking. M:　Hello,　Jenny.　Is　there　anything　I　can　do　for　you? W:　Well,　I’m　calling　to　tell　you　there　is　going　to　be　a　meeting　in　the　hall　this　evening. M:　Do　you　know　what　the　meeting　is　about? W:　Yes.　The　headmaster　will　tell　us　what　we　will　do　in　the　new　school　year. M:　Well,　Jenny,　I’m　now　in　London　and　I　can’t　get　back　until　early　tomorrow　morning.　So　I　won’t　be　

　 able　to　attend　the　meeting.　Will　you　tell　the　headmaster　about　that? W:　OK,　Mr.　Strong.　By　the　way,　have　you　finished　your　report　on　how　to　help　foreigners　to　learn　

English? M:　Not　yet,　but　I’ll　finish　it　in　about　three　days.　 W:　Will　you　please　tell　me　when　you　finish　it?　I　want　to　be　the　first　one　to　read　it.　 M:　No　problem.

9-11

W:　I　hear　you’ve　found　a　new　job　in　Australia.　Is　that　right? M:　Yes.　And　I’ll　begin　to　work　there　next　month. W:　What　are　you　going　to　do　there? M:　I’ll　work　in　a　big　chemical　plant　as　the　manager’s　assistant. W:　Have　you　done　the　same　kind　of　job　before? M:　No,　but　I　used　to　be　the　manager　of　a　small　chemical　plant　in　South　Africa.　So　I’m　sure　I　can　do　it　　 well. W:　How　much　will　they　pay　you? M:　Well,　I’ll　be　paid　200,000　dollars　for　the　first　year.　And　from　the　second　year　they’ll　give　me　more　　 work　and　I’ll　also　be　paid　much　more. W:　Wow,　that’s　really　good　pay.　So　your　family　will　move　there　with　you,　too? M:　No.　My　father　is　still　ill　in　hospital　and　my　wife　has　to　take　care　of　him.　So　they　will　move　in　about　 half　a　year. W:　I　see.　Well,　I　think　we　should　have　a　get-together　before　you　leave.　What　about　tomorrow　evening?　　 I’ll　ask　Tom　and　Alex　to　come. M:　That’s　OK　for　me.　See　you　then.

12-14 M:　Who　is　speaking　to　your　father　in　the　next　room?　It　sounds　like　Mr.　Jackson. W:　It　is　Mr.　Jackson.　He　and　my　father　have　been　good　friends　ever　since　they　were　young. M:　Really?　But　I　have　never　heard　you　speak　of　that. W:　I’ve　never　mentioned　that　to　anybody. M:　Why　is　Mr.　Jackson　here　at　your　home　today? W:　To　ask　my　father　about　one　of　his　classmates　in　the　US.　He　hasn’t　seen　this　classmate　ever　since　he　　 graduated. M:　I　hear　Mr.　Jackson　is　going　to　the　US　next　week.　Maybe　he　wants　to　visit　his　old　classmate　there? W:　That’s　right. M:　How　come　your　father　knows　Mr.　Jackson’s　classmate　so　well? W:　They　used　to　work　in　the　same　company.　 M:　Used　to?　They’re　not　in　the　same　company　now?　 W:　No.　The　man　moved　to　the　US　last　year.　My　father　just　paid　a　visit　to　him　a　few　days　ago. M:　I　see.　Shall　I　go　and　say　hello　to　your　father　and　Mr.　Jackson? W:　Maybe　later.　My　father　hates　being　interrupted.

15-17

W:　Mr.　White,　can　I　ask　something　about　your　school? M:　Certainly.　What　would　you　like　to　know? W:　First,　how　many　classes　are　there　in　Senior　One　this　year? M:　Thirty-two.　At　first　we　thought　there　would　be　twenty-eight　classes　at　the　most. W:　Are　there　enough　classrooms　for　so　many　students? M:　No.　About　two　hundred　students　have　to　use　labs　as　their　classrooms. W:　And　there　must　be　some　other　problems,　too. M:　Right.　In　the　dormitory　there　used　to　be　seven　students　sleeping　in　a　room　but　now　there　are　eight. W:　Do　you　have　enough　teachers? M:　No.　Some　of　our　teachers　have　to　teach　more　classes　than　before. W:　Do　you　have　enough　textbooks　for　the　students? M:　No.　Some　of　the　students　have　to　share. W:　Now　the　last　question.　Are　the　students　satisfied　with　what　you’ve　done　for　them? M:　Not　really.　We　do　need　a　new　teaching　building　and　some　more　sleeping　rooms,　but　we　don’t　have　　 enough　money.　Luckily,　the　city　government　is　going　to　help　us. W:　That’s　a　good　idea.　Well,　thank　you　for　accepting　my　interview. M:　You’re　welcome.

18-20

When　you　come　to　Guiyang,　don’t　forget　to　visit　the　snack　street.　It　is　in　the　Flower　Stream　District,　almost　in　the　centre　of　the　city.　After　you　get　off　the　train,　you　can　take　the　No.204　bus.　It　will　take　you　there　in　twenty　minutes.　If　you　come　to　the　city　by　air,　you　may　find　the　street　is　a　bit　far　from　the　airport,　but　all　the　taxi　drivers　can　take　you　there　within　half　an　hour.　There　are　more　than　300　snack　bars　in　the　street.　In　most　of　the　bars,　you　can　enjoy　different　kinds　of　popular　local　foods.　There　are　also　a　small　number　of　snack　bars　owned　by　people　from　other　places　of　China　or　even　from　other　countries.　In　these　bars,　you　can　enjoy　foods　that　are　popular　in　other　places　of　China　or　in　the　world.　The　best　time　to　go　to　the　street　is　after　7　in　the　evening.　All　the　bars　will　be　open　all　through　the　night.　You　can　buy　a　little　food　here　and　a　little　more　there.　But　remember　not　to　eat　too　much　at　a　time,　or　you’ll　find　it　difficult　to　fall　asleep　at　night.