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一、阅读理解（共15小题，每题2分，共30分）
A
Here are sme Chinatwns fr thse utside f China wishing t celebrate the Chinese New Year.
Lndn
Althugh it may nt be as large r as lng-built as thers, having nly becme a center fr the Chinese cmmunity during the 1950s, Lndn’s Chinatwn is perfectly frmed little firewrk (烟花) that knws hw t see in the year with a bang. Decrated (装饰) with red lanterns, previus years have seen shws with acrbatics, martial arts, dance and pera nearby.
San Francisc
San Francisc’s Chinatwn is perhaps the mst famus in the USA. The city was the main entry-pint fr Chinese wh had crssed the Pacific t the USA during the early 19th century. Between the Grant Avenue and the Stcktn Street, this histric area is a lcal treasure, attracting mre visitrs per year than the Glden Gate Bridge.
Bangkk
With an abut 100-year-ld histry, the Thai capital’s Chinatwn cntains cmplex streets ffering all kinds f tasty fd, clthes, and tys. Sunday market days are such a gd time t get the full atmsphere f the neighbrhd. The area is als famus fr its gld dealers, and there are lts f gld shps alng the rad.
Mauritius
Fund in Prt Luis, this Mauritian Chinatwn shws the island natin’s rich multicultural diversity. Built in the early years f the 20th century by settlers frm China, its tiny shps and restaurants serve lcals and visitrs. During the Chinese Spring Festival, the mst exciting sight is the Dragn Dances n Rue Ryale when Chinese musicians and dancers perfrm the traditinal lin dances thrugh the streets.
1. Which f the fllwing has the lngest histry?
A. Lndn’s Chinatwn.B. San Francisc’s Chinatwn.
C. Mauritius’s Chinatwn.D. Bangkk’s Chinatwn.
2. What’s special abut Bangkk’s Chinatwn?
A. It is crwded with Chinese restaurants.
B. It is the majr entrance fr the Chinese.
C. It is well-knwn fr its gld business.
D. Yu can enjy firewrks there
3. If yu want t enjy the Dragn Dances, yu can g t ________.
A. Rue Ryale in Prt Luis, MauritiusB. the Sunday market in Bangkk
C. the Grant Avenue in San FranciscD. the Chinese cmmunity in Lndn
B
Twenty-five yung musicians frm arund the wrld have cme t Califrnia t train and perfrm this mnth. They will take part in an internatinal prgram called iPalpiti. The name cmes frm the Italian wrd fr heartbeats.
Eduard Schmieder is the prgram's cnductr and musical directr, Schmieder and his wife started the prgram in 1997 with help frm vilinist and cnductr Yehudi Menuhin.
This year, the musicians cme frm 19 cuntries, including Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Israel and Italy. Schmieder ntes sme f the musicians are frm cuntries that are at war with each ther.
And they are sitting next t each ther, and they becme friends, He says thrugh their music and friendship, they are making the wrld mre peaceful.
The musicians taking part in the prgram range in age frm their late teens t their 30s.
Schmieder said they include winners f majr music cmpetitins. Peter Rainer is a vilin player frm Germany. He serves as cncertmaster, the link between the musicians and cnductr. "lt’s s great that yu have s many sensitive musicians. They all are very alert and awake and listen t each ther and it's a lt f fun. " Turkish vila player Can Sakul says the internatinal grup wrks we’ll tgether. "The experience is a cultural as well as a musical exchange," said Russian vilinist SemynPrme. " Everyne has their wn pinin f music, hw t play every cmpsitin. It's very interesting t interact with everybdy, t play tgether and t create ne pinin fr everybdy. "
This year, the festival fcuses n music frm the 1600s t the 1900s. But cell player Franciac Vila f Ecuadr said the music has n gegraphic bundaries Vila added that the musicians get t knw mre abut each ther as they perfrm great music.
"It's interesting t see where we intersect(交集) , hw many things we have in cmmn. And als the music wrld is quite small, s yu're nly ne persn away frm knwing everyne else" Can Sakul said the musicians wh have taken part in the training and festival make up a big family. He added that he is prud t be a part f it.
4. When was the prgram funded?
A. This mnth.B. Frm 1600sC. Frm late teens.D. In 1997.
5. Mentining that "Sme musicians are frm cuntries that are at war with each ther.", Schmieder intends t present that .
A. musicians cntinue t fight in cmpetitinsB. music makes the wrld mre harmnius
C. musicians are frm different cuntriesD. the wrld is nt peaceful
6. What des the underlined wrd "sensitive ’' prbably mean?
A. Flexible.B. Artificial.C. Brilliant.D. Energetic.
7. What is the best title fr the text?
A. Musicians have much in cmmn.B. A natinal music prgram.
C. Music has n gegraphic bundaries.D. Music cmpetitins at war.
C
Ma uka, ma uka ka ua,
Ma kai, ma kai ka ua
S sing the children at Hawaiis Punana Le Hil kindergarten n the Big Island f Hawaii. The chant is much like any ther “Rain, rain, g away” nursery rhyme, but it has an unusual pwer: it is ne f the tls that has brught abut the revival(复兴)f a near-dead language.
The decline f Hawaiian was nt, as is the case with mst disappearing languages, a natural death caused by migratin and mass media. In 1896, after the verthrw f the Hawaiian mnarchy (君主政体) by American business interests, schls were banned frm using the language, and children were beaten fr speaking it. By the late 20th century, aside frm a cuple f hundred peple n ne tiny island, English had replaced Hawaiian and nly the ld spke the language t each ther.
Larry Kimura, a prfessr there, and his students wanted t bring it back t life. In 1985, when educating children in Hawaiian was still banned, Kauane Kamana and her husband Pila Wilsn, bth students f Kimura's created the first Punana Le (which means language nest) at Hil. They gathered tgether a small grup f children and elderly native speakers. The mvement grew: there are nw 12 kindergartens and 23 schls. The number f children being educated in Hawaiian has risen frm 1,877 in 2008 t 3,028 in 2018. Alng with Japanese, Hawaiian is the nn-English language mst cmmnly spken amng children.
The success has been hard-wn. Campaigners had t get the law changed. “Peple in the cmmunity, even in ur families, were saying: ‘Yu'll ruin yur children's future. They wn't be able t g t cllege.’ ” Such fears turned ut t be unfunded. All the pupils at Nawahi, the main Hawaiian-medium schl, cmplete high schl, cmpared with the state average f 83%; 87% g t cllege, cmpared with a state average f 55%.
But academic utcmes are nt the primary fcus, says Mr. Wilsn. “We value ur cnnectin with ur ancestrs mre than we value being millinaires,” he says. Mr. Kimura explains that the schls have allwed Hawaiians t pass n their culture.
8. What made the Hawaiian language nearly die ut?
A. Migratin.B. The ban n it.
C Mass media.D. Ppulatin decline.
9. What effrt was made t bring the Hawaiian language back t life?
A. Ging n a strike.B. Supprting the law.
C. Setting up a cmmunity cllege.D. Educating mre lcal children in it.
10. What is the main value f the Hawaiian language accrding t Mr. Wilsn?
A. Making a frtune by learning it.B. Fcusing n academic utcmes.
C. Passing n the Hawaiian culture.D. Reducing the influence f English.
11. What is the best title f the passage?
A. The value f Hawaiian.B. The revival f Hawaiian.
C. The ppularity f Hawaiian.D. The near-death f Hawaiian.
D
The way Jasn Mma describes Hawaii’s belved inactive vlcan, Mauna Kea, makes yu understand why it’s cnsidered sacred(神圣).
"It’s kind f the umbilical crd(脐带) t earth," the actr tells CNN. "Yu knw, if yu think abut the Hawaiian islands, that’s the biggest muntain in the wrld, right? All the way up. S Mauna Kea is the mst sacred. We call it the belly buttn, t. That’s like ur birthplace. That’s hw ur islands were frmed. S hw can that nt be sacred?"
He wuld knw. Jasn, a native f Hawaii, has had a near-cnstant presence there when he’s nt wrking, fighting with lcal prtestrs t stp the cnstructin f the Thirty Meter Telescpe, r TMT, which wuld drill directly int the muntain and invade its precius water supply. S far, prtestrs have successfully blcked the nly rad crews seeking t g up the muntain in rder t build the billin-dllar bservatry.
"It started in 2015. What’s happening ver there was just nt right," Jasn says. "And I went ver there t meet with everyne t bring the pint t the wrld." Jasn jins the prtests when he can. He cared s deeply abut the preservatin f the land that when he had spare time t lend his supprt, he was there. "Yu als have t remember, that’s ur water surce. S having an 18-stry building built n tp f the tallest muntain frm the sea level n ur water level is terrible."
The Game f Thrnes star says he feels the mvement is wrking and describing his part in it as a calling t d what he feels right in his sul. "There’s massive prgress that’s bringing ur peple tgether," he says, adding, "I think there are a lt f prblems in Hawaii. There are a lt f things that have happened in ur histry, a lt f injustice, and s we’re shining a light n it. Peple like myself r Dwayne Jhnsn, Brun Mars are trying t spread the cncern all arund the wrld. Fr my sul I need t be there."
12. Why is Mauna Kea sacred accrding t Jasn?
A. It’s still grwing upwards.B. It lks like the belly buttn.
C. It’s the birthplace f Humans.D. It brings the islands int being.
13. What des “It” refer t in Paragraph 4?
A. The prject f building TMT.B. The event f blcking the rad crews.
C. The shting f Game f Thrnes.D. The mvement f preserving the land.
14. Accrding t Jasn,what’s the significance f their mvement?
A. Bringing Hawaiian peple tgether.B. Witnessing the histry f Hawaii.
C. Bringing Hawaii prblems int fcus.D. Making Mauna Kea better-knwn.
15. In which sectin might the text be read?
A. Travel.B. Celebrity.
C. Culture.D. Technlgy.
二、完形填空（共30小题，每小题1分，共30分）
A
Develpments in artificial intelligence, rbtics and sensrs (传感器) are making huses and apartments smarter than ever.
IT’S 6 A.M., and the alarm clck is ringing earlier than usual. It’s nt a malfunctin: the smart clck scanned yur schedule and___16___ because yu’ve gt that big presentatin first thing in the mrning. Yur shwer autmatically turns n and warms t yur preferred temperature. The electric car is___17___ t g, charged by the slar panels. When yu get hme later, there’s a(n) ___18___package waiting, delivered by drne. Yu pen it t find cld medicine. It turns ut that health sensrs in yur bathrm detected ___19___f an appraching illness and placed an rder autmatically.
That at least is the ideal versin f the smart hme that exists 10 years ut. Swedish research firm Berg Insight says 63 millin American hmes will___20___as “smart” by 2022,with everything frm Internet-cnnected light bulbs t cameras that let us spy n ur pets frm the ffice. But a decade frm nw, experts say, we’ll mve frm turning the lights n and ff with ur vices t ttal engagement in the Internet f Things (IT).___21___advancements in artificial intelligence, the smartest hmes will be able t truly learn abut their wners, eventually fretelling their___22___. Develpments in rbtics will give us machines that ffer a helping hand with cleaning, cking and mre. New sensrs will be___23___watching ur well-being.___24___ t all f this will be the data that smart hmes cllect, analyze and act upn, helping t turn the huses f the future frm a mere cllectin f devices and accessries int truly “smart” hmes.
Of curse, as ur hmes learn mre abut us, keeping them____25____will becme all the mre imprtant. Every____26____ that’s cnnected t the Internet is a ptential target fr hackers. Therefre, cybersecurity will becme all the mre vital.
A range f technlgical develpments will drive smart-hme technlgy well beynd what’s available n stre shelves tday. Innvatins in artificial intelligence, ____27____, stand t reverse almst everything in ur lives, including ur hmes. Yu might already be using sme kind f Al-pwered vice-assistant device t get the latest news r weather frecast every mrning. But in the smart hme f the future, thse AI platfrms culd serve as the brain fr entire hmes, learning abut____28____and rganizing and autmating all f their varius smart devices. IT cmpany Crestrn, fr example, is wrking n sftware that____29____ a persn’s habits, like which music they want t hear in the mrning r which lights they want t be n at a certain time f the day. Then, nce it knws a user’s____30____ autmatically plays just the right playlists r dims the lights befre bedtime.
16. A. attemptedB. adjustedC. apprvedD. assisted
17. A. freeB. likelyC. readyD. eager
18. A. unexpectedB. discnnectedC. unsealedD. misplaced
19. A. symblsB. signalsC. cdesD. signs
20. A. serveB. qualifyC. behaveD. mdel
21. A. In spite fB. Instead fC. In additin tD. Thanks t
22. A. needsB. dangersC. instinctsD. respnses
23. A. deeplyB. barelyC. clselyD. manually
24. A. AccessibleB. CentralC. RelativeD. Objective
25. A. persnalB. specialC. specificD. secure
26. A. cameraB. bulbC. deviceD. mdel
27. A. by cntrastB. fr exampleC. in turnD. at least
28. A. residentsB. peratrsC. relativesD. cnsumers
29. A. transfrmsB. tracksC. treatsD. trains
30. A. cnditinsB. featuresC. preferencesD. characters
B
Rabbit Island is a tiny and remte island ff nrthern Michigan’s Keweenaw Peninsula. Its ___31___ nature is the perfect destinatin fr artists t cme and ___32___ their creativity. New Yrker Rb Grski ___33___ the island in 2010, wh wanted t prtect its natural state. He als saw a(n) ___34___ t create a setting where artists culd get clse t ___35___ and create their great wrks.
Grski set up the Rabbit Island Fundatin, whse main gal is t hst artistic ___36___ during the summer while als teaching and ___37___ cnservatin.
Artists, with the ___38___ that the island shuld largely remain untuched, are ___39___ t a tw-week perid f reflective engagement in a wilderness unlike anywhere else in the wrld. They ____40____ a “leave n trace” plicy. Small slar panels are used t generate electricity and buildings are simple with nthing ____41____ left in place. “Rabbit Island exists t encurage the cmmunity t ____42____ the mst fundamental part f ur age — the envirnment and the human relatinship t it. We challenge artists t take ____43____ and create bld wrks challenging the assumptins f the landscape created by previus ____44____, said Grski.
Mst artists say they have a better understanding and ____45____ f nature after the experience, which, in turn, gives them many creative inspiratins.
31. A. undesiredB. undevelpedC. unnamedD. unknwn
32. A. displayB. assessC. sharpenD. inspire
33. A. purchasedB. develpedC. ignredD. ccupied
34. A. signB. pssibilityC. pprtunityD. invitatin
35. A. heavenB. pepleC. lifeD. nature
36. A. partiesB. prgramsC. gamesD. shws
37. A. ppsingB. raisingC. recrdingD. advcating
38. A. hbbyB. tpicC. beliefD. plan
39. A. invitedB. expsedC. addictedD. related
40. A. rganizeB. drawC. fllwD. imagine
41 A. permanentB. ppularC. availableD. prtable
42. A. put nB. fcus nC. turn nD. agree n
43. A. risksB. turnsC. dutiesD. ntes
44. A. grupsB. racesC. fansD. generatins
45. A. descriptinB. cmmunicatinC. appreciatinD. recreatin
三、阅读表达（共5小题，每小题2分，共10分）
阅读短文，并按照题目要求用英语回答问题。
My family and I belnged t a cuntry club lcated acrss the street frm the Lng Island Sund. Each summer, the big attractin fr us was the pl. I learned hw t swim and jined the swimming team but was never really a gd swimmer. Hwever, swimming in my yunger days was a way t keep cl, and swimming n a team gave me identity and a sense f belnging. It als became invaluable many years later.
Fast-frward (快进) t 1973 — I was married, pregnant and had a hme. What made ur little hme even mre wnderful was when I discvered that fur blcks away was Rath Park Pl! Fr the next 30 years, mst f ur summer days were spent arund that pl.
Each f my five kids tk swimming lessns and learned all the different swimming strkes (姿势). They later jined the swim team and cmpeted in meets. My daughter even became a lifeguard at the twn pl. I sat back and happily tk it all in!
As much as I wuld have liked t have life stand still, it desn’t. My children utgrew their pl days and mved n. But the pl was still fur blcks frm my hme, s I began t take up swimming again. And it was far better than I ever culd have imagined. I gt s much ut f it that I jined the lcal pl s I culd swim year-rund. Whenever I swam, I wuld always cme ut feeling physically and mentally refreshed. I ften felt that if I lked hard enugh, I wuld be able t see all f the wrries and prblems I’ve had in life, sitting at the bttm f the pl!
What has swimming taught me? I’ve learned that balance is the key t being a gd swimmer. If yu are balanced in the water, yu have n resistance. Wrking n staying balanced made me realize the similarities between life in and ut f the swim lane (泳道). If yu wrk n keeping yurself balanced, yu will be able t swim right thrugh the stress and prblems life thrws at yu!
46. What influence des swimming ever have n the authr accrding t Paragraph 1? (n mre than 10 wrds)
47. What des Paragraph 3 mainly tell us? (n mre than 10 wrds)
48. What is the meaning f the underlined sentence in Paragraph 4? (n mre than 10 wrds)
49. What has the authr learned frm swimming? (n mre than 15 wrds)
50. Name ne f yur favrite sprts (swimming nt included). What lessn can yu learn frm yur sprt? (n mre than 20 wrds)
四、语法填空（共10小题，每小题2分，共20分）
阅读下面材料，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
At age 18, instead f fllwing the ____51____ (traditin) path f marriage like the majrity f girls, Lin Qiazhi chse t study medicine. Eight years later, she graduated frm Peking Unin Medical Cllege (PUMC) with Wenhai Schlarship, the____52____ (high) prize given t graduates. After wrking in the OB-GYN department f the PUMC Hspital fr a few years, she was sent_____53_____ (study) in Eurpe and then, in 1939, in the US. She greatly impressed her American clleagues, ____54____invited her t stay. Dr Lin, hwever, rejected the ffer. She wanted t serve the wmen and children at hme.
In 1941, Dr Lin became the first Chinese wman ever t be appinted directr f the OB-GYN department f the PUMC Hspital, ____55____just a few mnths later, the department ____56____(clse) because f the war. ___57___ (think) f all the peple still in need f help, Dr Lin pened a private clinic. She charged very lw fees t treat patients and ften reduced csts fr pr patients.
Since New China was brn, she held many imprtant ____58____(psitin). Hwever, she was mre interested in tending patients, publishing medical research ____59____care fr wmen and children, and training the next generatin f dctrs. “The OB-GYN department______60______ (care) fr tw lives,” she tld new staff in her department. “As dctrs, we shuld be respnsible fr the patients and treat them as ur sisters.”
五、选用适当的单词或短语补全句子（共10小题，每小题2分，共20分）
Directins: Cmplete the fllwing sentences by using the wrds in the bx. Each wrd can be used nly nce. Nte that there is ne mre wrd than yu need.
61. She cmplained that her husband never paid her any _______ any mre.
62. The ecnmist urged _______ in buying shares withut getting gd advice.
63. Drug trafficking is a matter f _______ cncern fr the entire internatinal cmmunity .
64. Beethven was _______ that man had the capacity t change fr the better and t grw thrughut life.
65. Ten peple were _______ dead as f 4:00 pm Sunday after a htel building cllapsed in east China's Fujian prvince.
66. I was just _______ t see my daughter in such a stable relatinship with her husband, and that really was the icing n the cake.
67. The East Lake Cherry Park in Wuhan city pened free f _______ fr medical wrkers prviding supprt in Hubei prvince.
68. Wu Lei was the first Chinese prfessinal ftballer t _______ Cvid-19, which immediately became the tp search n Chinese scial netwrk Weib.
69. Thse wh deliberately _______ their travel histry and health cnditins, and refuse t underg medical bservatin will be investigated fr criminal respnsibility in accrdance with the law.
70. All Is Well has drawn such wide attentin because it deals with the _______ between traditinal family values and the rapid scial and ecnmic changes that have taken place in China ver the past few decades.
六、六选四（共6小题，每小题2分，共12分）
Directins: Read the passage carefully. Fill in each blank with a prper sentence given behind. Each sentence can be used nly nce. Nte that there are tw mre sentences than yu need.
Living ff grid
When yu need electricity, yu just plug in the machine and switch it n. If yu need water, yu turn n the tap. ____71____ Fr many peple, these facilities are the basics f civilized sciety and the idea f living withut them seems risky. Yet fr a grwing number f peple, the idea f living ff grid — withut electricity, water r sewage — is an increasingly attractive lifestyle.
Off-gridders d nt have t give up electricity r a mdern lifestyle — sme chse t, but mst use small hydrelectric pwer systems, slar panels r windmills t generate enugh pwer fr their needs. Heating and cking needs are met by slar energy r wd burning systems, and tilet facilities range frm nn-water tilets t utside cmpst tilets. ____72____ It ranges frm traditinal yurts (a type f tent) t luxury huse with high-speed internet and central heating. Whether they live in simple hmes r luxury huses, what they all have in cmmn is that their lifestyles d nt create any pllutin r carbn emissins — the ultimate gal fr ff-gridders.
Arund 100,000 peple are thught t be living ff grid in the UK nw. ____73____ They grw their wn fd, hme-schl their children and prvide their wn medical care. They are peple wh have been priced ut f the husing market r wh have grwn disillusined with what mdern sciety can ffer and wh decides that an alternative lifestyle isn’t a pipe dream, but a viable ptin.
A part frm living an alternative lifestyle, cst is a big factr in chsing t live ff-grid. Off-grid huses are far cheaper t build than rdinary hmes since they dn’t need t be cnnected t the electricity r water supplies and even rad access is nt necessary. Materials tend t be cheaper, t. Ppular ptins include straw r ld tyres and cement.
Surprisingly, the biggest prblem ff-gridders face is nt building their hmes r becming self-sufficient but getting permissin t build. Rural areas away frm twn are the perfect chice but these are ften prtected by law frm cnstructin f any kind r have building restrictins. There are nw several websites dedicated t land-sharing s that the csts f buying land and getting permissin can be shared, and there are increasing numbers f ff-grid cmmunities. ____74____ Off-gridding culd sn be cmmn all ver Eurpe and America.
A. Many are self-sufficient, nt just prviding their wn electricity, water and sewage systems, but in all aspects.
B. After yu use the tilet, yu flush it and the waste disappears.
C. This shift frm individual t grup ff-gridding reflects the fact that the trend is grwing nticeably.
D. They live in a huge variety f types f accmmdatin.
E. Living ff-grid still has a lng way t g befre it becmes a mainstream way f living.
F. Rather than building permanent hmes, vans r mbile hmes r even ld shipping cntainers are ther ptins.
七、读后续写（共20分）
75. 阅读下面短文，根据所给情节进行续写，使之构成一个完整的故事。
Missus Smmers ne day fund herself the unexpected wner f fifteen dllars. It seemed t her a very large amunt f mney. Fr a day r tw she walked arund in a dreamy state as she thught abut her chices. Her daughter Janie was wearing wrn shes and needed new nes. She wuld buy clth fr new shirts fr the bys. Her daughter Mag shuld have anther dress. And still there wuld be enugh left fr new stckings fr her children. The idea abut hw t spend the dllars made her restless with excitement.
On the day she planned t g shpping with the mney, she ate a light meal- n! Between getting the children fed and the huse cleaned, and preparing herself t g shpping, she frgt t eat at all!
When she arrived at the large department stre, she sptted a pile f silk stckings at the entrance. A sign nearby annunced that they had been reduced in price a yung girl behind the cunter asked her if she wished t examine the silky leg cverings. She smiled as if she had been asked t inspect diamnd jewelry, and started t feel the sft, expensive items. Missus Smmers picked up a black pair and lked at them clsely. Tw red marks suddenly shwed n her pale face. She lked up at the shp girl and said prudly, “Well, I will buy this pair.”
Missus Smmers changed her cttn stckings fr the new silk nes in the ladies’ rest area. She had let herself be cntrlled by sme machine-like frce that directed her actins and freed her f respnsibility. Hw gd was the tuch f the silk n her skin! Then she put her shes back n and put her ld stckings int her bag. Next, she went t the she department, where she tried n a pair f new bts. Her ft and ankle lked lvely. She culd nt believe that they were a part f herself.
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After buying a pair f new bts, she walked int the clthing department.
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She was abut t leave the stre when a kid running arund reminded her f smething.
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八、提纲类作文（共8分）
76. 假定你是李华，你的笔友Peter所在的林肯中学将举办中国文化周活动，他来信向你寻求活动相关建议。请你给他回信，内容要点包括：
1. 活动内容及形式；
2. 说明推荐理由；
注意：1 词数100左右；
2. 可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯；
3. 可能用到的词汇：剪纸 paper-cutting 书法 calligraphy
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一、阅读理解（共15小题，每题2分，共30分）
A
Here are sme Chinatwns fr thse utside f China wishing t celebrate the Chinese New Year.
Lndn
Althugh it may nt be as large r as lng-built as thers, having nly becme a center fr the Chinese cmmunity during the 1950s, Lndn’s Chinatwn is perfectly frmed little firewrk (烟花) that knws hw t see in the year with a bang. Decrated (装饰) with red lanterns, previus years have seen shws with acrbatics, martial arts, dance and pera nearby.
San Francisc
San Francisc’s Chinatwn is perhaps the mst famus in the USA. The city was the main entry-pint fr Chinese wh had crssed the Pacific t the USA during the early 19th century. Between the Grant Avenue and the Stcktn Street, this histric area is a lcal treasure, attracting mre visitrs per year than the Glden Gate Bridge.
Bangkk
With an abut 100-year-ld histry, the Thai capital’s Chinatwn cntains cmplex streets ffering all kinds f tasty fd, clthes, and tys. Sunday market days are such a gd time t get the full atmsphere f the neighbrhd. The area is als famus fr its gld dealers, and there are lts f gld shps alng the rad.
Mauritius
Fund in Prt Luis, this Mauritian Chinatwn shws the island natin’s rich multicultural diversity. Built in the early years f the 20th century by settlers frm China, its tiny shps and restaurants serve lcals and visitrs. During the Chinese Spring Festival, the mst exciting sight is the Dragn Dances n Rue Ryale when Chinese musicians and dancers perfrm the traditinal lin dances thrugh the streets.
1. Which f the fllwing has the lngest histry?
A. Lndn’s Chinatwn.B. San Francisc’s Chinatwn.
C. Mauritius’s Chinatwn.D. Bangkk’s Chinatwn.
2. What’s special abut Bangkk’s Chinatwn?
A. It is crwded with Chinese restaurants.
B. It is the majr entrance fr the Chinese.
C. It is well-knwn fr its gld business.
D. Yu can enjy firewrks there
3. If yu want t enjy the Dragn Dances, yu can g t ________.
A. Rue Ryale in Prt Luis, MauritiusB. the Sunday market in Bangkk
C. the Grant Avenue in San FranciscD. the Chinese cmmunity in Lndn
B
Twenty-five yung musicians frm arund the wrld have cme t Califrnia t train and perfrm this mnth. They will take part in an internatinal prgram called iPalpiti. The name cmes frm the Italian wrd fr heartbeats.
Eduard Schmieder is the prgram's cnductr and musical directr, Schmieder and his wife started the prgram in 1997 with help frm vilinist and cnductr Yehudi Menuhin.
This year, the musicians cme frm 19 cuntries, including Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Israel and Italy. Schmieder ntes sme f the musicians are frm cuntries that are at war with each ther.
And they are sitting next t each ther, and they becme friends, He says thrugh their music and friendship, they are making the wrld mre peaceful.
The musicians taking part in the prgram range in age frm their late teens t their 30s.
Schmieder said they include winners f majr music cmpetitins. Peter Rainer is a vilin player frm Germany. He serves as cncertmaster, the link between the musicians and cnductr. "lt’s s great that yu have s many sensitive musicians. They all are very alert and awake and listen t each ther and it's a lt f fun. " Turkish vila player Can Sakul says the internatinal grup wrks we’ll tgether. "The experience is a cultural as well as a musical exchange," said Russian vilinist SemynPrme. " Everyne has their wn pinin f music, hw t play every cmpsitin. It's very interesting t interact with everybdy, t play tgether and t create ne pinin fr everybdy. "
This year, the festival fcuses n music frm the 1600s t the 1900s. But cell player Franciac Vila f Ecuadr said the music has n gegraphic bundaries Vila added that the musicians get t knw mre abut each ther as they perfrm great music.
"It's interesting t see where we intersect(交集) , hw many things we have in cmmn. And als the music wrld is quite small, s yu're nly ne persn away frm knwing everyne else" Can Sakul said the musicians wh have taken part in the training and festival make up a big family. He added that he is prud t be a part f it.
4. When was the prgram funded?
A. This mnth.B. Frm 1600sC. Frm late teens.D. In 1997.
5. Mentining that "Sme musicians are frm cuntries that are at war with each ther.", Schmieder intends t present that .
A. musicians cntinue t fight in cmpetitinsB. music makes the wrld mre harmnius
C. musicians are frm different cuntriesD. the wrld is nt peaceful
6. What des the underlined wrd "sensitive ’' prbably mean?
A. Flexible.B. Artificial.C. Brilliant.D. Energetic.
7. What is the best title fr the text?
A. Musicians have much in cmmn.B. A natinal music prgram.
C. Music has n gegraphic bundaries.D. Music cmpetitins at war.
C
Ma uka, ma uka ka ua,
Ma kai, ma kai ka ua
S sing the children at Hawaiis Punana Le Hil kindergarten n the Big Island f Hawaii. The chant is much like any ther “Rain, rain, g away” nursery rhyme, but it has an unusual pwer: it is ne f the tls that has brught abut the revival(复兴)f a near-dead language.
The decline f Hawaiian was nt, as is the case with mst disappearing languages, a natural death caused by migratin and mass media. In 1896, after the verthrw f the Hawaiian mnarchy (君主政体) by American business interests, schls were banned frm using the language, and children were beaten fr speaking it. By the late 20th century, aside frm a cuple f hundred peple n ne tiny island, English had replaced Hawaiian and nly the ld spke the language t each ther.
Larry Kimura, a prfessr there, and his students wanted t bring it back t life. In 1985, when educating children in Hawaiian was still banned, Kauane Kamana and her husband Pila Wilsn, bth students f Kimura's created the first Punana Le (which means language nest) at Hil. They gathered tgether a small grup f children and elderly native speakers. The mvement grew: there are nw 12 kindergartens and 23 schls. The number f children being educated in Hawaiian has risen frm 1,877 in 2008 t 3,028 in 2018. Alng with Japanese, Hawaiian is the nn-English language mst cmmnly spken amng children.
The success has been hard-wn. Campaigners had t get the law changed. “Peple in the cmmunity, even in ur families, were saying: ‘Yu'll ruin yur children's future. They wn't be able t g t cllege.’ ” Such fears turned ut t be unfunded. All the pupils at Nawahi, the main Hawaiian-medium schl, cmplete high schl, cmpared with the state average f 83%; 87% g t cllege, cmpared with a state average f 55%.
But academic utcmes are nt the primary fcus, says Mr. Wilsn. “We value ur cnnectin with ur ancestrs mre than we value being millinaires,” he says. Mr. Kimura explains that the schls have allwed Hawaiians t pass n their culture.
8. What made the Hawaiian language nearly die ut?
A. Migratin.B. The ban n it.
C Mass media.D. Ppulatin decline.
9. What effrt was made t bring the Hawaiian language back t life?
A. Ging n a strike.B. Supprting the law.
C. Setting up a cmmunity cllege.D. Educating mre lcal children in it.
10. What is the main value f the Hawaiian language accrding t Mr. Wilsn?
A. Making a frtune by learning it.B. Fcusing n academic utcmes.
C. Passing n the Hawaiian culture.D. Reducing the influence f English.
11. What is the best title f the passage?
A. The value f Hawaiian.B. The revival f Hawaiian.
C. The ppularity f Hawaiian.D. The near-death f Hawaiian.
D
The way Jasn Mma describes Hawaii’s belved inactive vlcan, Mauna Kea, makes yu understand why it’s cnsidered sacred(神圣).
"It’s kind f the umbilical crd(脐带) t earth," the actr tells CNN. "Yu knw, if yu think abut the Hawaiian islands, that’s the biggest muntain in the wrld, right? All the way up. S Mauna Kea is the mst sacred. We call it the belly buttn, t. That’s like ur birthplace. That’s hw ur islands were frmed. S hw can that nt be sacred?"
He wuld knw. Jasn, a native f Hawaii, has had a near-cnstant presence there when he’s nt wrking, fighting with lcal prtestrs t stp the cnstructin f the Thirty Meter Telescpe, r TMT, which wuld drill directly int the muntain and invade its precius water supply. S far, prtestrs have successfully blcked the nly rad crews seeking t g up the muntain in rder t build the billin-dllar bservatry.
"It started in 2015. What’s happening ver there was just nt right," Jasn says. "And I went ver there t meet with everyne t bring the pint t the wrld." Jasn jins the prtests when he can. He cared s deeply abut the preservatin f the land that when he had spare time t lend his supprt, he was there. "Yu als have t remember, that’s ur water surce. S having an 18-stry building built n tp f the tallest muntain frm the sea level n ur water level is terrible."
The Game f Thrnes star says he feels the mvement is wrking and describing his part in it as a calling t d what he feels right in his sul. "There’s massive prgress that’s bringing ur peple tgether," he says, adding, "I think there are a lt f prblems in Hawaii. There are a lt f things that have happened in ur histry, a lt f injustice, and s we’re shining a light n it. Peple like myself r Dwayne Jhnsn, Brun Mars are trying t spread the cncern all arund the wrld. Fr my sul I need t be there."
12. Why is Mauna Kea sacred accrding t Jasn?
A. It’s still grwing upwards.B. It lks like the belly buttn.
C. It’s the birthplace f Humans.D. It brings the islands int being.
13. What des “It” refer t in Paragraph 4?
A. The prject f building TMT.B. The event f blcking the rad crews.
C. The shting f Game f Thrnes.D. The mvement f preserving the land.
14. Accrding t Jasn,what’s the significance f their mvement?
A. Bringing Hawaiian peple tgether.B. Witnessing the histry f Hawaii.
C. Bringing Hawaii prblems int fcus.D. Making Mauna Kea better-knwn.
15. In which sectin might the text be read?
A. Travel.B. Celebrity.
C. Culture.D. Technlgy.
二、完形填空（共30小题，每小题1分，共30分）
A
Develpments in artificial intelligence, rbtics and sensrs (传感器) are making huses and apartments smarter than ever.
IT’S 6 A.M., and the alarm clck is ringing earlier than usual. It’s nt a malfunctin: the smart clck scanned yur schedule and___16___ because yu’ve gt that big presentatin first thing in the mrning. Yur shwer autmatically turns n and warms t yur preferred temperature. The electric car is___17___ t g, charged by the slar panels. When yu get hme later, there’s a(n) ___18___package waiting, delivered by drne. Yu pen it t find cld medicine. It turns ut that health sensrs in yur bathrm detected ___19___f an appraching illness and placed an rder autmatically.
That at least is the ideal versin f the smart hme that exists 10 years ut. Swedish research firm Berg Insight says 63 millin American hmes will___20___as “smart” by 2022,with everything frm Internet-cnnected light bulbs t cameras that let us spy n ur pets frm the ffice. But a decade frm nw, experts say, we’ll mve frm turning the lights n and ff with ur vices t ttal engagement in the Internet f Things (IT).___21___advancements in artificial intelligence, the smartest hmes will be able t truly learn abut their wners, eventually fretelling their___22___. Develpments in rbtics will give us machines that ffer a helping hand with cleaning, cking and mre. New sensrs will be___23___watching ur well-being.___24___ t all f this will be the data that smart hmes cllect, analyze and act upn, helping t turn the huses f the future frm a mere cllectin f devices and accessries int truly “smart” hmes.
Of curse, as ur hmes learn mre abut us, keeping them____25____will becme all the mre imprtant. Every____26____ that’s cnnected t the Internet is a ptential target fr hackers. Therefre, cybersecurity will becme all the mre vital.
A range f technlgical develpments will drive smart-hme technlgy well beynd what’s available n stre shelves tday. Innvatins in artificial intelligence, ____27____, stand t reverse almst everything in ur lives, including ur hmes. Yu might already be using sme kind f Al-pwered vice-assistant device t get the latest news r weather frecast every mrning. But in the smart hme f the future, thse AI platfrms culd serve as the brain fr entire hmes, learning abut____28____and rganizing and autmating all f their varius smart devices. IT cmpany Crestrn, fr example, is wrking n sftware that____29____ a persn’s habits, like which music they want t hear in the mrning r which lights they want t be n at a certain time f the day. Then, nce it knws a user’s____30____ autmatically plays just the right playlists r dims the lights befre bedtime.
16. A. attemptedB. adjustedC. apprvedD. assisted
17. A. freeB. likelyC. readyD. eager
18. A. unexpectedB. discnnectedC. unsealedD. misplaced
19. A. symblsB. signalsC. cdesD. signs
20. A. serveB. qualifyC. behaveD. mdel
21. A. In spite fB. Instead fC. In additin tD. Thanks t
22. A. needsB. dangersC. instinctsD. respnses
23. A. deeplyB. barelyC. clselyD. manually
24. A. AccessibleB. CentralC. RelativeD. Objective
25. A. persnalB. specialC. specificD. secure
26. A. cameraB. bulbC. deviceD. mdel
27. A. by cntrastB. fr exampleC. in turnD. at least
28. A. residentsB. peratrsC. relativesD. cnsumers
29. A. transfrmsB. tracksC. treatsD. trains
30. A. cnditinsB. featuresC. preferencesD. characters
B
Rabbit Island is a tiny and remte island ff nrthern Michigan’s Keweenaw Peninsula. Its ___31___ nature is the perfect destinatin fr artists t cme and ___32___ their creativity. New Yrker Rb Grski ___33___ the island in 2010, wh wanted t prtect its natural state. He als saw a(n) ___34___ t create a setting where artists culd get clse t ___35___ and create their great wrks.
Grski set up the Rabbit Island Fundatin, whse main gal is t hst artistic ___36___ during the summer while als teaching and ___37___ cnservatin.
Artists, with the ___38___ that the island shuld largely remain untuched, are ___39___ t a tw-week perid f reflective engagement in a wilderness unlike anywhere else in the wrld. They ____40____ a “leave n trace” plicy. Small slar panels are used t generate electricity and buildings are simple with nthing ____41____ left in place. “Rabbit Island exists t encurage the cmmunity t ____42____ the mst fundamental part f ur age — the envirnment and the human relatinship t it. We challenge artists t take ____43____ and create bld wrks challenging the assumptins f the landscape created by previus ____44____, said Grski.
Mst artists say they have a better understanding and ____45____ f nature after the experience, which, in turn, gives them many creative inspiratins.
31. A. undesiredB. undevelpedC. unnamedD. unknwn
32. A. displayB. assessC. sharpenD. inspire
33. A. purchasedB. develpedC. ignredD. ccupied
34. A. signB. pssibilityC. pprtunityD. invitatin
35. A. heavenB. pepleC. lifeD. nature
36. A. partiesB. prgramsC. gamesD. shws
37. A. ppsingB. raisingC. recrdingD. advcating
38. A. hbbyB. tpicC. beliefD. plan
39. A. invitedB. expsedC. addictedD. related
40. A. rganizeB. drawC. fllwD. imagine
41 A. permanentB. ppularC. availableD. prtable
42. A. put nB. fcus nC. turn nD. agree n
43. A. risksB. turnsC. dutiesD. ntes
44. A. grupsB. racesC. fansD. generatins
45. A. descriptinB. cmmunicatinC. appreciatinD. recreatin
三、阅读表达（共5小题，每小题2分，共10分）
阅读短文，并按照题目要求用英语回答问题。
My family and I belnged t a cuntry club lcated acrss the street frm the Lng Island Sund. Each summer, the big attractin fr us was the pl. I learned hw t swim and jined the swimming team but was never really a gd swimmer. Hwever, swimming in my yunger days was a way t keep cl, and swimming n a team gave me identity and a sense f belnging. It als became invaluable many years later.
Fast-frward (快进) t 1973 — I was married, pregnant and had a hme. What made ur little hme even mre wnderful was when I discvered that fur blcks away was Rath Park Pl! Fr the next 30 years, mst f ur summer days were spent arund that pl.
Each f my five kids tk swimming lessns and learned all the different swimming strkes (姿势). They later jined the swim team and cmpeted in meets. My daughter even became a lifeguard at the twn pl. I sat back and happily tk it all in!
As much as I wuld have liked t have life stand still, it desn’t. My children utgrew their pl days and mved n. But the pl was still fur blcks frm my hme, s I began t take up swimming again. And it was far better than I ever culd have imagined. I gt s much ut f it that I jined the lcal pl s I culd swim year-rund. Whenever I swam, I wuld always cme ut feeling physically and mentally refreshed. I ften felt that if I lked hard enugh, I wuld be able t see all f the wrries and prblems I’ve had in life, sitting at the bttm f the pl!
What has swimming taught me? I’ve learned that balance is the key t being a gd swimmer. If yu are balanced in the water, yu have n resistance. Wrking n staying balanced made me realize the similarities between life in and ut f the swim lane (泳道). If yu wrk n keeping yurself balanced, yu will be able t swim right thrugh the stress and prblems life thrws at yu!
46. What influence des swimming ever have n the authr accrding t Paragraph 1? (n mre than 10 wrds)
47. What des Paragraph 3 mainly tell us? (n mre than 10 wrds)
48. What is the meaning f the underlined sentence in Paragraph 4? (n mre than 10 wrds)
49. What has the authr learned frm swimming? (n mre than 15 wrds)
50. Name ne f yur favrite sprts (swimming nt included). What lessn can yu learn frm yur sprt? (n mre than 20 wrds)
四、语法填空（共10小题，每小题2分，共20分）
阅读下面材料，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
At age 18, instead f fllwing the ____51____ (traditin) path f marriage like the majrity f girls, Lin Qiazhi chse t study medicine. Eight years later, she graduated frm Peking Unin Medical Cllege (PUMC) with Wenhai Schlarship, the____52____ (high) prize given t graduates. After wrking in the OB-GYN department f the PUMC Hspital fr a few years, she was sent_____53_____ (study) in Eurpe and then, in 1939, in the US. She greatly impressed her American clleagues, ____54____invited her t stay. Dr Lin, hwever, rejected the ffer. She wanted t serve the wmen and children at hme.
In 1941, Dr Lin became the first Chinese wman ever t be appinted directr f the OB-GYN department f the PUMC Hspital, ____55____just a few mnths later, the department ____56____(clse) because f the war. ___57___ (think) f all the peple still in need f help, Dr Lin pened a private clinic. She charged very lw fees t treat patients and ften reduced csts fr pr patients.
Since New China was brn, she held many imprtant ____58____(psitin). Hwever, she was mre interested in tending patients, publishing medical research ____59____care fr wmen and children, and training the next generatin f dctrs. “The OB-GYN department______60______ (care) fr tw lives,” she tld new staff in her department. “As dctrs, we shuld be respnsible fr the patients and treat them as ur sisters.”
五、选用适当的单词或短语补全句子（共10小题，每小题2分，共20分）
Directins: Cmplete the fllwing sentences by using the wrds in the bx. Each wrd can be used nly nce. Nte that there is ne mre wrd than yu need.
61. She cmplained that her husband never paid her any _______ any mre.
62. The ecnmist urged _______ in buying shares withut getting gd advice.
63. Drug trafficking is a matter f _______ cncern fr the entire internatinal cmmunity .
64. Beethven was _______ that man had the capacity t change fr the better and t grw thrughut life.
65. Ten peple were _______ dead as f 4:00 pm Sunday after a htel building cllapsed in east China's Fujian prvince.
66. I was just _______ t see my daughter in such a stable relatinship with her husband, and that really was the icing n the cake.
67. The East Lake Cherry Park in Wuhan city pened free f _______ fr medical wrkers prviding supprt in Hubei prvince.
68. Wu Lei was the first Chinese prfessinal ftballer t _______ Cvid-19, which immediately became the tp search n Chinese scial netwrk Weib.
69. Thse wh deliberately _______ their travel histry and health cnditins, and refuse t underg medical bservatin will be investigated fr criminal respnsibility in accrdance with the law.
70. All Is Well has drawn such wide attentin because it deals with the _______ between traditinal family values and the rapid scial and ecnmic changes that have taken place in China ver the past few decades.
六、六选四（共6小题，每小题2分，共12分）
Directins: Read the passage carefully. Fill in each blank with a prper sentence given behind. Each sentence can be used nly nce. Nte that there are tw mre sentences than yu need.
Living ff grid
When yu need electricity, yu just plug in the machine and switch it n. If yu need water, yu turn n the tap. ____71____ Fr many peple, these facilities are the basics f civilized sciety and the idea f living withut them seems risky. Yet fr a grwing number f peple, the idea f living ff grid — withut electricity, water r sewage — is an increasingly attractive lifestyle.
Off-gridders d nt have t give up electricity r a mdern lifestyle — sme chse t, but mst use small hydrelectric pwer systems, slar panels r windmills t generate enugh pwer fr their needs. Heating and cking needs are met by slar energy r wd burning systems, and tilet facilities range frm nn-water tilets t utside cmpst tilets. ____72____ It ranges frm traditinal yurts (a type f tent) t luxury huse with high-speed internet and central heating. Whether they live in simple hmes r luxury huses, what they all have in cmmn is that their lifestyles d nt create any pllutin r carbn emissins — the ultimate gal fr ff-gridders.
Arund 100,000 peple are thught t be living ff grid in the UK nw. ____73____ They grw their wn fd, hme-schl their children and prvide their wn medical care. They are peple wh have been priced ut f the husing market r wh have grwn disillusined with what mdern sciety can ffer and wh decides that an alternative lifestyle isn’t a pipe dream, but a viable ptin.
A part frm living an alternative lifestyle, cst is a big factr in chsing t live ff-grid. Off-grid huses are far cheaper t build than rdinary hmes since they dn’t need t be cnnected t the electricity r water supplies and even rad access is nt necessary. Materials tend t be cheaper, t. Ppular ptins include straw r ld tyres and cement.
Surprisingly, the biggest prblem ff-gridders face is nt building their hmes r becming self-sufficient but getting permissin t build. Rural areas away frm twn are the perfect chice but these are ften prtected by law frm cnstructin f any kind r have building restrictins. There are nw several websites dedicated t land-sharing s that the csts f buying land and getting permissin can be shared, and there are increasing numbers f ff-grid cmmunities. ____74____ Off-gridding culd sn be cmmn all ver Eurpe and America.
A. Many are self-sufficient, nt just prviding their wn electricity, water and sewage systems, but in all aspects.
B. After yu use the tilet, yu flush it and the waste disappears.
C. This shift frm individual t grup ff-gridding reflects the fact that the trend is grwing nticeably.
D. They live in a huge variety f types f accmmdatin.
E. Living ff-grid still has a lng way t g befre it becmes a mainstream way f living.
F. Rather than building permanent hmes, vans r mbile hmes r even ld shipping cntainers are ther ptins.
七、读后续写（共20分）
75. 阅读下面短文，根据所给情节进行续写，使之构成一个完整的故事。
Missus Smmers ne day fund herself the unexpected wner f fifteen dllars. It seemed t her a very large amunt f mney. Fr a day r tw she walked arund in a dreamy state as she thught abut her chices. Her daughter Janie was wearing wrn shes and needed new nes. She wuld buy clth fr new shirts fr the bys. Her daughter Mag shuld have anther dress. And still there wuld be enugh left fr new stckings fr her children. The idea abut hw t spend the dllars made her restless with excitement.
On the day she planned t g shpping with the mney, she ate a light meal- n! Between getting the children fed and the huse cleaned, and preparing herself t g shpping, she frgt t eat at all!
When she arrived at the large department stre, she sptted a pile f silk stckings at the entrance. A sign nearby annunced that they had been reduced in price a yung girl behind the cunter asked her if she wished t examine the silky leg cverings. She smiled as if she had been asked t inspect diamnd jewelry, and started t feel the sft, expensive items. Missus Smmers picked up a black pair and lked at them clsely. Tw red marks suddenly shwed n her pale face. She lked up at the shp girl and said prudly, “Well, I will buy this pair.”
Missus Smmers changed her cttn stckings fr the new silk nes in the ladies’ rest area. She had let herself be cntrlled by sme machine-like frce that directed her actins and freed her f respnsibility. Hw gd was the tuch f the silk n her skin! Then she put her shes back n and put her ld stckings int her bag. Next, she went t the she department, where she tried n a pair f new bts. Her ft and ankle lked lvely. She culd nt believe that they were a part f herself.
注意：1.所续写短文的词数应为150左右；
2.至少使用5个短文中标有下划线的关键词语；
3.续写部分分为两段，每段的开头语已为你写好；
4.续写完成后，请用下划线标出你所使用的关键词语。
Paragraph 1：
After buying a pair f new bts, she walked int the clthing department.
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Paragraph 2：
She was abut t leave the stre when a kid running arund reminded her f smething.
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八、提纲类作文（共8分）
76. 假定你是李华，你的笔友Peter所在的林肯中学将举办中国文化周活动，他来信向你寻求活动相关建议。请你给他回信，内容要点包括：
1. 活动内容及形式；
2. 说明推荐理由；
注意：1 词数100左右；
2. 可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯；
3. 可能用到的词汇：剪纸 paper-cutting 书法 calligraphy
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