1.比赛情况；
2.你的表现和感受。
注意：
1.词数100左右；
2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。
Dear Mike,
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Yours,
Li Hua
2 . Most people make a donation (捐赠)if they want to help those in need. But Eddie Izzard, a 47-year-old British man, did something completely different. He decided to raise money by running 1,100 miles. And he managed to raise more than £200,000!
It would take most people at least two years if they were crazy enough to try and mil such a distance. But Eddie Izzard? It took him just 51 days. In less than two months, he ran 43 marathons!
When asked how he felt, he said that he was planning to “sleep for a week”. He thanked the people who had come to support him and joined him on his journey.
And how long did he have to train for all this? Well, amazingly, only five weeks—he wasn’t even particularly fit when he decided to put himself in for this journey.
And what a journey it was! He lost several of his toenails (脚趾甲)and had blisters (水泡)all over his feet. He had to take ice baths for his legs at the end of each day to help stop his legs inflating (肿胀)lo twice the size of an elephant.
Ever experts are impressed with what he has achieved. Andy Dixon, editor of Runners World, says, “Covering 26 miles in a day at whatever speed for 43 runs, it’s demanding. A 5-hour marathon is a fairly decent pace. It’s a great achievement.”
So how did he do it? Well, he ran slowly at first. Ten hours a day to begin with and, as he got fitter, he got faster. In the end he was finishing in just over five hours. But fitness alone was not enough. What was more important was the fact that Eddie Izzard wanted to make a difference to other peopled lives. What Eddie Izzard did was so special that the documentary of his run has been made into an inspiring film: Believe! “You’ve got to believe you can be something else. That’s why I keep going.” Eddie says in the film.
1. Eddie Izzard rail 1,100 miles to ________.| A．keep fit | B．win the prize | C．collect money | D．express thanks |
| A．painful | B．exciting | C．dangerous | D．pleasant |
| A．Fitness leads to Eddie’s success. |
| B．Eddie’s story has been made into a film. |
| C．It took Eddie 51 days to prepare for the running. |
| D．Eddie finished the running with the expert’s help. |
| A．Smart and helpful. | B．Inspiring and honest. |
| C．Patient and hard-working. | D．Caring and strong-willed. |
3 . A giant digital torchbearer (火炬手) , thousands of dancers and performers and gymnasts all combined to put on a high-tech opening ceremony which impressed the world as the 19th Asian Games officially opened on Saturday night.
A vivid and colourful ceremony at the Hangzhou Olympic Sports Centre Stadium mixed the old and the new - the rich 5, 000-year history and profound culture of this eastern region of China with an amazing electronic show.
The lighting of the main torch (主火炬) was the highlight (高潮) of the two-hour ceremony. An innovative process began with a Transformer-like (类似变形金刚的) digital figure - made up of over 100 million virtual sparks (虚拟火花) , each representing a participant of the online torch relay -running through the streets of Hangzhou before crossing the Qiantangjiang River before entering the stadium to light the main torch along with Tokyo 2020 Olympic swimming champion Wang Shun.
On the field, representatives of the record-breaking 12, 417 athletes marched in with a hearty welcome from the home crowd and the Chinese delegation (代表团) was led by world champion swimmer Qin Haiyang and women’s basketball star Yang Liwei.
Bigger and better will be the underlying (基础的) theme during the Games with the largest field of competitors in the event’s history competing in a record 481 medal events.
1. Where was the opening ceremony of the 19th Asian Games officially held?| A．At the Hangzhou Olympic Sports Centre Stadium. | B．In the eastern region of China |
| C．In the streets of Hangzhou | D．In Tokyo |
| A．One night. | B．One day. | C．One week. | D．Two hours. |
| A．A giant digital torchbearer. |
| B．A Transformer-like digital figure. |
| C．A Transformer-like digital figure and Tokyo 2020 Olympic swimming champion Wang Shun |
| D．world champion swimmer Qin Haiyang and women’s basketball star Yang Liwei. |
| A．Faster, Higher | B．Bigger and better |
| C．Faster, Higher, Stronger, Together | D．Stronger, Together |
1. What was the speaker’s feeling this morning?
| A．Excited. | B．Tired. | C．Nervous. |
| A．At 8:00. | B．At 8:30. | C．At 9:10. |
| A．The result of her competition. |
| B．Other swimmers’ behaviors. |
| C．The judge’s instructions. |
| A．47 points. | B．50 points. | C．53 points. |
1. 活动内容； 2. 活动意义； 3. 请他一起观看比赛。
注意： 1.词数 100 左右； 2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯；
3.结束语已为你写好。
参考词汇：端午节 the Dragon Boat Festival;龙舟赛 the Dragon Boat Race
Dear Peter,
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Looking forward to your reply.
Yours,
Li Hua
6 . Is It a Healthy Interest?
The Guinness Book of World Records describes Ranulph Fiennes as the world’s greatest living explorer. His journeys include the first polar circumnavigation (极地环行) and the first unsupported crossing of the Antarctic continent on foot. So when he suffered a heart attack, it came as something of a surprise.
Exercise is highly beneficial as it reduces both the pulse (脉搏) rate and the blood pressure so reducing stress on the heart as it brings blood round the body. It also helps to keep the artery (动脉) walls more elastic (有弹性的).
But can you push yourself too much? On the subject of exercise, it is good to take several parts of “moderate” exercise a week，which is a little more than quick walking. “We need to be careful when we’re doing extreme sports,” says expert Len Almond. “Extreme stress can make almost impossible demands on the body’s ability to recover. The stress of extreme sports forces biochemical changes in the body, and the physical response to that kind of activity will be too extreme.”
We all know how the Olympics began. The man who ran 26 miles from the town of Marathon to Athens with news of a victory died as soon as he arrived，and the cause of his sudden death might be the heart attack. Further research was done by scientists. They studied cyclists (自行车运动员) on a race that covers 230km with a height change of 5,500m. They were interested in one particular enzyme (酶), high concentrations of which are found in those who have suffered a heart attack. The scientists found that levels of this chemical increased in most of the cyclists who completed the race. The largest increases were seen in the fastest cyclists who had trained the hardest.
Most of us will never put our bodies to such extreme sports. But if, when you hear about someone like Fiennes，you ask whether exercise is worth it. I advise you to consider your own condition. Personally, I agree with the saying: “Run not to add years to your life but to add life to your years.”
1. According to the passage, taking exercise can_______ .| A．speed up the heart rate | B．increase stress on the heart |
| C．reduce the blood pressure | D．keep the artery walls straight |
| A．Our bodies can easily deal with physical stress. |
| B．Playing extreme sports is harmful to the human body. |
| C．We need a long period of recovery after extreme sports. |
| D．There is more to learn about the effect of physical stress. |
| A．To suggest a different area of research. |
| B．To support the activity of taking part in sports. |
| C．To explain the effect of a height change on cyclists. |
| D．To prove that extreme sports may cause heart attacks. |
| A．helps you have a regular life | B．adds years to your life |
| C．should be done in moderation | D．will be worth the effort |
增加：在缺词处加一个漏字符号（∧），并在其下面写出该加的词。
删除：把多余的词用斜线（\）划掉。
修改：在错的词下划一横线，并在该词下面写出修改后的词。
注意：1.每处错误及其修改均仅限一词；
2.只允许修改10处，多者（从第11处起）不计分。
When I was still young in my high school, my mother dragged me to play basketball to lose weight. However, it was turned out to be a bitter failure because I devoted my time on study. One day, a friend of mine contacted me and suggested that we started to swim. Without any hesitation, I agreed because we all thought that it was coolest thing in the world. I couldn’t forget the day on that I was thrown into the cold water. Fortunately, I survived. Honest speaking, I had a hard time recovered from the shock. Then my friend teaches me to hold my breath underwater. Finally, I succeeded. Now realizing that taking exercises is beneficial to my health, I develop a strong taste for swimming, which becomes part of my life.
It was the final part of the 2016 World Triathlon
The Brownlee brothers have been doing triathlons since they were children. “
Watched by millions, the ending to the race has divided opinions: should the brothers have been
| A．A competition. | B．A classmate. | C．A team. |
1. 时间与地点： 5月6日，学校操场；
2. 活动目的；
3. 活动内容。
注意：
1. 词数100左右；
2. 可以适当增加细节,以使行文连贯。
参考词汇： 拔河比赛 tug of war 跳绳 rope skipping 踩气球比赛 balloon racing
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