1. 你所推荐的俱乐部； 2. 推荐理由； 3. 你的期待。
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1. 词数80左右；
2. 可以适当增加细节，以使得行文连贯。
Dear Jack,
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Yours,
Li Hua
2 . My 12-year-old niece was staying with us for a little while. One night we stayed up talking about how we used to
The next day, I
After I ran my errand (杂事), we
She was
| A．volunteer | B．exercise | C．communicate | D．research |
| A．remained | B．changed | C．reached | D．improved |
| A．probably | B．luckily | C．usually | D．especially |
| A．bought | B．found | C．needed | D．chose |
| A．as | B．then | C．when | D．before |
| A．speech | B．music | C．stories | D．performances |
| A．failed | B．expected | C．agreed | D．chanced |
| A．asking | B．arguing | C．smiling | D．joking |
| A．visit | B．talk | C．shopping | D．meal |
| A．surprised | B．tired | C．worried | D．excited |
| A．appeared | B．approached | C．left | D．passed |
| A．astonished | B．touched | C．relaxed | D．encouraged |
| A．took | B．set | C．fill | D．made |
| A．conversation | B．situation | C．event | D．accident |
| A．considered | B．remembered | C．valued | D．unnoticed |
3 . Judy Pugh was an elderly woman sitting in her home when a tornado hit. A
Pugh had three pet cats, and her only
Cadie was
| A．tree | B．wall | C．stone | D．board |
| A．shook | B．kept | C．lifted | D．wiped |
| A．injured | B．touched | C．disturbed | D．confused |
| A．difficulty | B．complaint | C．choice | D．concern |
| A．hoped | B．decided | C．managed | D．attempted |
| A．luckily | B．suddenly | C．lately | D．sadly |
| A．suspected | B．heard | C．concluded | D．predicted |
| A．delay | B．fact | C．disadvantage | D．barrier |
| A．hope | B．chance | C．research | D．work |
| A．get down | B．show up | C．give in | D．look forward |
| A．telephoned | B．impressed | C．interviewed | D．reminded |
| A．grew | B．rushed | C．escaped | D．appeared |
| A．at present | B．after all | C．once more | D．of course |
| A．lovely | B．naughty | C．skinny | D．greedy |
| A．something | B．nothing | C．anything | D．everything |
4 . It was a stormy evening, and all that Neil could hope was to find a shelter that could keep him protected from the chilly wind and cold rain. After work he had to get home on time, as his busy schedule was preventing him from spending quality time with his family. The bus stop on the way provided temporary shelter, where Neil was becoming increasingly agitated(焦虑不安的) with every passing minute. All his evening plans were washed out.
“Sir, why don’t you buy a pack of groundnuts(花生) from me?” Neil looked around to see a man in rag standing by his side. “Oh, no, I’m not interested right now.” “Fried groundnuts will do you a world of good now. Moreover, you can also take some for your family.” The very mention of family brought a concern to Neil. His wife had specifically told him to come home early, if not for her sake, at least for the sake of their seven-year-old son.
When he was lost in thought, the groundnut seller had filled a bag with the remaining nuts and offered him an unexpectedly low price. But, Neil refused to buy them: “I do not want to buy anything at this point!” Suddenly, he heard a voice of a kid. “Dad, I want some money to buy books for the school.” He saw a ten-year-old boy, totally drenched from top to bottom, as though he had just run a race. He was talking to the groundnut seller. “Yes, yes, I’m ready to leave now. Come! How many books do you want? Why did you get wet in the rain? Your mother must be getting worried.”
Neil turned to the seller. There was an instant when they both made the perfect eye contact. Neil had the look of what it is to be a father. The groundnut seller did not say anything and gave the packet of groundnuts without saying a word. Neil pulled a note from his wallet, placed it in the man’s hand, and walked away without waiting for the change.
1. Why did Neil become more anxious at the bus stop?| A．The rain stopped him from getting home on time. |
| B．The chilly wind made him feel colder and colder. |
| C．He thought of his boring and heavy work. |
| D．He couldn’t find a good place to keep off the rain. |
| A．He didn’t have enough money on him. | B．His family doesn’t like groundnuts. |
| C．He was in a bad mood at that time. | D．His family was a little poor. |
| A．Wet through. | B．Very excited. | C．Well dressed. | D．Sweat heavily. |
| A．The seller’s generous action. | B．His having a pity for the seller. |
| C．The seller’s greatness as a father. | D．His being moved by the seller’s son. |
5 . Mr Wu is an English teacher. Last Monday at the beginning of class, he
The girl's
“And today is my lucky day,”he added.
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“This morning, I
“Your e-bike broke down and it's your lucky day?” The students were
“My e-bike broke down a quarter before class, so I
The students’ eyes opened wide, and then they smiled. Mr Wu smiled back. Somehow, his story had
| A．proudly | B．cheerfully | C．seriously | D．angrily |
| A．busy | B．satisfying | C．terrible | D．meaningful |
| A．question | B．suggestion | C．decision | D．introduction |
| A．fail | B．hate | C．seem | D．choose |
| A．Who | B．When | C．Why | D．How |
| A．walked | B．ran | C．drove | D．rode |
| A．surprised | B．bored | C．impatient | D．nervous |
| A．left | B．checked | C．repaired | D．found |
| A．hospital | B．school | C．park | D．bank |
| A．somewhere | B．anywhere | C．everywhere | D．nowhere |
| A．However | B．Also | C．Instead | D．Otherwise |
| A．and | B．but | C．so | D．or |
| A．yesterday | B．the other day | C．today | D．tomorrow |
| A．hurt | B．touched | C．controlled | D．worried |
| A．dream | B．purpose | C．wish | D．luck |
6 . If you are planning to take a trip across the United States， and are eager for a hotel， here are four economic ones for you to choose from．
Motel 6 Downtown
Neighboring the Golden Gate Bridge， it's one of the most popular motels in San Francisco with enough free parking spaces．
Check in： 3： 00 p． m． with passports and credit card．
Check out： before 12： 00 noon．
Price for 1 night per room： ﹩140 for two adults， free of charge for two children．
Pets not permitted in．
Tel： 77345984
The Opera Inn
Located in the art district， it's close to the Opera House， with chances to take part in various cultural activities．
Check in： 4： 00 p．m． with passports and credit card．
Check out： before 11： 00 am．
Price for 1 night per room： ﹩179 for two adults， free of charge for one child． No extra bed．
Pets not permitted in．
Tel： 77345244
Amsterdam Hotel
Located in downtown San Francisco， it's a clean and tidy cheap hostel， with only eight minutes' walk to the Chinatown．
Check in： 3：00 p． m， with passports and credit card．
Check out： before 10： 00 a．m．
Price for 1 night per room： ﹩ 106 for two adults， free of charge for two children．
Pets not permitted in
Tel： 72346654
Van Ness Inn
Neighboring the blue sea， it has a quiet beautiful environment． It's a best choice for those who are tired of the noisy downtown．
Check in： 1： 00 p． m． with passports and credit card．
Check out： before 11： 00 a．m．
Price for 1 night per room：﹩118 for two adults，﹩5 for one child
Pets not permitted in
Tel： 72346664．
1. Which do you choose if you want to enjoy free parking？| A．Motel 6 Downtown． |
| B．The Opera Inn |
| C．Amsterdam Hotel． |
| D．Van Ness Inn |
| A．﹩482 |
| B．﹩472 |
| C．﹩236 |
| D．﹩246 |
| A．To introduce hotels' rules． |
| B．To attract more customers． |
| C．To compare the prices． |
| D．To promote the local tourism． |
