观点 | 比例 | 理由 |
支持 | 70% | 1.骑自行车的益处:节约能源、有益身体健康等 2.汽车带来了空气污染和交通堵塞等问题 |
反对 | 30% | 骑自行车上学浪费时间且不安全 |
2.可适当增加细节,以使行文连贯。
参考词汇:1.survey调查 2.traffic jam交通堵塞
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内容包括:
1.华南虎的现状(野外自然种群已经灭绝,目前所有存活的华南虎均为人工饲养);
2.华南虎受到危害的原因:人为捕杀获取皮毛;
3.正在采取措施帮忙挽救华南虎;
4.我们该做些什么。
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1. How many elephants are killed on average every day?
2. What did Prince William say about China?
A.China has made a lot of progress. |
B.China can become a global leader in wildlife protection. |
C.China preserves its natural habitats well |
2. Which one moves you the most? Why?
1. How many people died in a landslide in 2003?
A.About two hundred. | B.Over one thousand. | C.About two thousand. |
A.Growing grass. | B.Cutting down trees. | C.Growing population. |
A.Growing more forests. |
B.Chopping down the old forests. |
C.Getting busy in protecting our country. |
1. What is Professor Lynn’s project about?
A.The protection of the Yang-zi-e. |
B.The protection of the Yangtze River. |
C.The protection of endangered animals. |
A.Farming led to the loss of their habitats. |
B.Direct killing by humans. |
C.The poisonous rats. |
A.3. | B.4. | C.5. |
A.He thinks they need a longer period of time. |
B.He calls on joint efforts to promote the project. |
C.He is satisfied with the progress they’ve made. |
8 . My kitchen may be the best kitchen on the planet. That is because when I look out of its window can see the west side of Grandeur Peak. Grandeur Peak is one of the most attractive mountains in central Wasatch, with its animals, trees, morning clouds, evening sunset, and the mountain’s paragliders (滑翔伞运动员).
The number of paragliders flying above Grandeur Peak has grown over the past 15 years, so much so that they have become part of the mountain. But during the past year they have largely disappeared. Some paragliders told me that the wind became too strong to fly in. The wind is too strong! Is this another character of our changing climate (气候)? Will paragliding be a sport affected by a warming planet? Utah has been much windier in the past few years. For me, a scientist who studies living things, it is easy to believe that our future will be windier. This year it’s getting super-hot, and the planet is warming faster than scientists expected. I can’t help but worry that the future of paragliding in Utah is not bright.
I’m writing to the brave people who fly from Grandeur Peak with beautiful wings. I want you to join Clean The Dam Air, a group that’ s working hard to fight climate change and air pollution — I’m part of it too. We are introducing a measure, which aims to remove the state sales tax (税) on grocery store food and put a carbon tax on fossil fuels (化石燃料) in its place: gas, electricity produced from fossil fuels, and natural gas. The goal isn’t to make taxes higher. The idea is to encourage everyone to reduce their use of fossil fuels. So, paragliders, join us. Now is the time to take care of our planet. If we succeed, then Utah can be an example to others in fighting climate change.
1. Why does the author mention his kitchen?A.To share his love of cooking dishes. |
B.To bring back his memories of paragliding. |
C.To introduce Grandeur Peak’s paragliding. |
D.To describe his adventures around Grandeur Peak. |
A.The author saw less paragliding. | B.Few people visited Grandeur Peak. |
C.Air pollution became serious in Utah. | D.Strong winds stopped people going outside. |
A.Uncaring. | B.Supportive. | C.Positive. | D.Worried. |
A.Buy those foods that are taxed less. |
B.Reduce flying with wings in Grandeur Peak. |
C.Join him to support a program about taxing. |
D.Join a group to improve their paragliding skills. |
内容如下:1. 写信目的;
2. 活动原因;
3. 活动建议(节约能源,垃圾分类,植树等 );
4. 呼吁加入。
注意:词数 80 词左右。
Dear friends,
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With best wishes,
Li Hua
10 . Macquarie Island is a tiny island that’s part of Australia. It’s about halfway between New Zealand and Antarctica. The island’s been made a world heritage area because it’s so untouched, but this unique environment is under threat from some unwanted visitors.
It all started when seal hunters came to the island in the early 1800s. They brought rabbits with them as a source of food for the journey, and also on board the ships were rats and mice, which made their way onto the island too. They’re being blamed for destroying the homes of marine birds, causing soil loss and ripping up plant cover, as these before-and-after photos show.
So what’s being done about the problem? It starts with a team of helicopters that fly across the island carrying these giant containers. Inside them are poisoned pellets (有毒饲料) which are dropped and spread across the island. For any rabbits that survived the baiting (诱饵) , there’s a plan B. This special team of dogs is being put through a final training. It’ll be their job to track down any remaining rabbits. They have to also learn to behave around the island’s native wildlife. The dogs could be here for years or until the task is complete. The dogs don’t actually kill the rabbits. They find them, then the hunters decide to either catch the rabbits or shoot them.
But the program has received a bit of criticism. Some people argue 25 million dollars is a lot of money to be spending on wiping out rabbits and rodents (啮齿目动物), and in the process, some native birds will be killed because of the baiting.
The reality is the problem isn’t going to be solved overnight. The people running the program say that even if one pair of rabbits is left alive, the whole task will be seen as a failure, which means these guys could be here for a long time, trying to ensure that this precious island remains protected from pests.
1. Who are these unwanted visitors?A.Seal hunters. | B.Marine wildlife. | C.Native birds. | D.Foreign species. |
A.Advancing. | B.Destroying. | C.Dividing | D.Balancing |
A.Poisoned pellets are being dropped on the island from helicopters. |
B.A team of hunters is being trained to catch or shoot rabbits. |
C.Native birds are being protected from the unwanted visitors. |
D.A special team of dogs is being sent to kill the rabbits. |
A.To spend as little money as possible. |
B.To protect native birds from the unwanted visitors. |
C.To ensure that no pair of rabbits survive on the island. |
D.To train dogs to track down the rabbits on the island. |