3 . 假如你是李华，得知市图书馆招聘“阅读推广大使（ambassador of reading）”，你有意应聘，请给图书馆写一封自荐信。内容包括：
1．说明意图；2．应聘优势；3．工作展望。
注意：
1．词数 80 左右；
2．开头和结尾已给出，不计入总词数。
3．可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯；
Dear Madam /Sir,
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Yours sincerely,

Li Hua

4 . Not many people are comfortable going deep underground. There’s something pretty scary about diving into the pitch-black abyss (深谷), towards the mysteries at the centre of the Earth. But humans have been going underground — mining, caving, living and the like. All over the world you’ll find all manner of superb underground phenomena. Here are our favourites.

1. Salina Turda, Romania

A Transylvanian underground theme park sounds kind of like something out of ScoobyDoo. But it actually exists—and isn’t frightening at all. Built deep below the Earth’s surface in a salt mine, Salina Turda features attractions like a panoramic (全景的) wheel, mini-golf, bowling, table tennis and even boating on a mine lake.

2. Derinkuyu, Turkey

The underground city at Derinkuyu, in Turkey’s Cappadocia region, dates back thousands of years. It’s the deepest of its kind in the region, a web of winding passages over eight levels, reaching a depth of 85 metres. Living underground allowed the citizens of Derinkuyu to avoid extreme temperatures and more easily fight against invaders. Though not inhabited today, the site features the remains of schools, shops and churches.

3. Ajanta Caves, India

Considering that they’re cut deep into a rock face, the 30 or so caves of Ajanta are surprisingly well lit. All that light makes it much easier to admire this remarkable series of Buddhist temples and monuments (纪念碑) that date from the first and second centuries BC. They contain some of the finest surviving examples of ancient Indian wall-painting.

4. Thrihnukagigur, Iceland

Sometimes climbing up to a volcano crater (火山口) or viewing it from afar just isn’t enough. Some people need to go that step further and adventure inside a volcano. You can do exactly that at Thrihnukagigur in Iceland. A lift takes visitors 700 feet down into the volcano’s magma chamber (岩浆室). We’re assured that Thrihnukagigur is safely dormant (休眠的), having not erupted in 4,000 years, but even so, it takes a certain kind of thrill-seeker to actively want to get up close and personal with a volcano.

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1. Which of the following most probably attracts adventurers?

A．Salina Turda, Romania.	B．Derinkuyu, Turkey.
C．Ajanta Caves, India.	D．Thrihnukagigur, Iceland.

2. What do Derinkuyu and Ajanta Caves have in common?

A．They both have a long history.	B．They are of the same depth.
C．They share the same features.	D．They both contain wall-paintings.

3. Where is the text probably taken from?

A．A textbook.	B．A magazine.
C．A website.	D．A newspaper.

5 . 我得为她说句话，她并没有恶意。
I have to say ________ ________ ________ her that she meant no harm.

6 . 他由于种种原因辞职了。
He resigned for ________ ________ ________ reasons.

9 . You ________ not be too careful when crossing the road. (用适当的词填空)