2026届北京市朝阳区高考适应性考试英语试卷含解析

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第一部分（共20小题，每小题1.5分，满分30分）
1．Andy can g t the cinema tgether with us he has finished the task．
A．unlessB．as sn asC．untilD．as lng as
2．I still find it hard t imagine that such a clever child __________ make such a flish mistake.
A．shallB．must
C．canD．shuld
3．Whether t favr urban develpment r the preservatin f histrical sites is especially cntrversial in China, where there exists rich histry, diversified traditin and cultural ________.
A．surplusB．depsitsC．accuntsD．receipts
4．Srry I’m s late, but yu cannt imagine ________ great truble I tk t find yur huse.
A．which B．hw
C．what D．that
5．There are als peple wh bject t fairy stries n the grunds ______ they are nt bjectively true, and that giants, witches, tw-headed dragns etc d nt exist.
A．thatB．whatC．whichD．when
6．The part in the film the man brke dwn the dr made sme f the audience give a cry.
A．whichB．whC．whereD．whm
7．The incmes f skilled wrkers went up. , unskilled wrkers saw their earnings fall.
A．MreverB．Therefre
C．MeanwhileD．Otherwise
8．That children ______meet with setbacks is a matter f necessity as they_____, s parents dn’t wrry abut that.
A．shall; grew upB．must； grew upC．can; grw upD．will; grw up
9．They have leading experts in this field，and that's __________ they've made imprtant prgress．
A．whereB．why
C．whetherD．wh
10．---We want smene t design the new art museum fr me.
---_____ the yung fellw have a try?
A．ShallB．MayC．WillD．Need
11．If yu want t imprve yur figure and health, the mst effective thing t d is t shw up at the gym every time yu ________ be there.
A．canB．will
C．mayD．shall
12．We culd have dne smething meaningful in the time it ________ t watch that bring mvie.
A．has takenB．tkC．had takenD．takes
13．Mary liked t lk back n her high—schl days， she thught were the happiest in her life．
A．thatB．whatC．whichD．when
14．一Did yu frget yur prmise, dear?
一 I have finished my hmewrk n time, mm.
A．Excuse me.B．Surely.
C．Why nt?D．Hw culd I?
15．Maybe sme f yu are curius abut what my life was like n the streets because I’ve never really talked abut it ______.
A．in placeB．in turnC．in frceD．in depth
16．_____ that it was sld ut when it came ut.
A．S was her successful bkB．S successful was her bk
C．S her bk was successfulD．S successful her bk was
17．---Dn’t wrry, Mum. The dctr said it was nly the flu.
--- __________! I’ll tell dad there’s nthing serius.
A．Cngratulatins B．What a relief
C．Hw surprising D．I’m s srry
18．Many questins have been answered by Jhn. He must have previewed the lessns last night, ____ he?
A．needn’tB．hasn’tC．didn’tD．mustn’t
19．––The small restaurant is always crwded in every part.
––That’s ______ it has a unique dining envirnment and quite a few wnderful dishes.
A．whyB．because
C．whereD．when
20．The plice recgnized the criminal frm his typical facial ________.
— a scar n the frehead.
A．expressin B．feature
C．utline D．gesture
第二部分阅读理解（满分40分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。
21．（6分）Thusands f free, ppular children's apps available n the Ggle Play Stre culd be vilating the Children's Online Privacy Prtectin Act (COPPA), accrding t a new, largescale study, highlighting grwing criticism f Silicn Valley's datacllectin effrts. “This is a market failure，” said Serge Egelman, a cauthr f the study. “What we have uncvered pints ut basic enfrcement(执行) wrk that needs t be dne.”
The ptential vilatins were abundant and came in several frms, accrding t the study. Mre than 1，000 children's apps cllected identifying infrmatin frm kids using tracking sftware whse terms explicitly frbid their use fr children's apps. The researchers als said nearly half the apps fail t always use standard security measures t transmit sensitive data ver the Web, suggesting a vilatin f reasnable datasecurity measures laid ut by COPPA．
Sme f the apps in questin included Disney's “Where's My Water？”， Gamelft's “Minin Rush” and Duling, a language learning app. The findings als suggested that app creatrs that had been fficially recgnized as COPPAcmpliant(遵守) were n better than any f the ther app develpers at prtecting children's privacy.
Disney argued that the study desn't claim t identify any actual vilatins. “Prtecting children's nline privacy is very imprtant t us and we are cnfident that ur practices cmply with the law，” the cmpany said. “We have a sund COPPA cmpliance prgram, and we maintain strict data cllectin and use plicies fr Disney apps created fr children and families.”
Gamelft annunced that children's privacy is f “utmst imprtance” and is investigating the issue. “We have a very strict datacllectin plicy at Gamelft and always make sure that we are cmpliant with prtectin laws，” the cmpany said.
Duling did nt respnd t requests fr cmment.
Althugh Ggle stated that “We are taking the researcher's reprt very seriusly and lking int their findings”， critics f Ggle's app platfrm say the cmpany has prfited greatly frm advances in datatracking technlgy. “Ggle has basically lked the ther way while it was able t generate revenues ff f children's apps，” said Jeffrey Chester, the executive directr f the Center fr Digital Demcracy. “The new, alarming reprt is further evidence that Ggle is thumbing_its_nse_at the nly federal nline privacy law that we have.”
1、Hw did cmpanies respnd t the accusatin f vilating COPPA?
A．Disney claimed t strictly bey privacy laws.
B．Gamelft questined the validity f the study.
C．Duling planned t adpt strict datacllectin plicies.
D．Ggle admitted t the charge and prmised t d mre.
2、What des the underlined phrase “thumbing its nse at” prbably mean?
A．Observing. B．Disrespecting.
C．Prhibiting. D．Intrducing.
3、The purpse f the passage is t ________．
A．charge app cmpanies with the vilatin f COPPA
B．infrm readers f different ways t vilate child privacy laws
C．illustrate the grwing criticism f app's datacllectin functin
D．highlight the urgency f strengthening enfrcement f COPPA
22．（8分） Alvin Irby wears many hats. He is a stand-up cmedian, a children’s bk authr, a frmer kindergarten teacher and, abve all, the funder f the nnprfit Barbershp Bks.
Barbershp Bks tries t slve this prblem: Hw t get black children excited abut reading? Its slutin: 15 bks. Barbershp Bks puts 15 bks —all picked by kids — in each f the dzens f barbershps, mstly in black neighbrhds, acrss the cuntry.
Irby, wh just turned 33, says he’s hping t help black children identify themselves as readers. That means, first and fremst, that reading shuld be fun. It als means kids need t see their life and interests reflected in the stries they read.
But, Irby says, the publishing industry has a lng way t g. When he went t a big bk exhibitin recently, few f the kids, titles n display had diverse characters. And thse that did felt bth freign and nt fun. The bks’ subjects were mainly slavery, civil rights, r ld dead black persn. The librarians he met culd hardly name tw laugh-ut-lud picture bks with a black prtagnist (主角).
Bks abut slavery and civil rights have their place, Irby believes, but little black bys and girls deserve bks that allw them t be children and t laugh like children.
Irby says, schls need t fcus less n ut-f-tuch bks and reading tests that leave kids feeling defeated. They shuld try listening mre and ask students: What are yur strengths, yur experiences, yur interests? What’s mst imprtant t yu?
In Levels Barbershp f New Yrk, what’s mst imprtant t Vincent, a sixth-grader and sn f a barber, is Diary f a Wimpy Kid, the bk Irby just replaced, because the her’s stry feels real — and really funny.
“Everything ges wrng when he thinks that it’s gnna g right,” Vincent says. “Or, when smething gd’s abut t happen, it just gets ruined by his brther, Rderick.”
Vincent’s enthusiasm — he says he’s read every last ne f the shp’s 15 bks — is all the mtivatin Alvin Irby needs t keep grwing Barbershp Bks. And it is grwing.
Last year, the prgram wn a $10,000 Innvatins in Reading Prize frm the Natinal Bk Fundatin. And next mnth, Irby will hst a New Yrk City fundraiser...
1、What can we knw abut Irby?
A．He set up Barbershp Bks.
B．He wned many barbershps.
C．He likes wearing different hats.
D．He wrks in a kindergarten nw.
2、What is Irby’s pinin abut the publishing industry?
A．It prefers t publish histrical bks.
B．It desn’t hld enugh bk exhibitins.
C．Its bks dn’t cnnect with black children.
D．Its bks have t many freign characters.
3、Why des Vincent lve reading Diary f a Wimpy Kid?
A．It has a surprising ending.
B．It’s newly put n the shelf.
C．It’s a real stry abut a black her.
D．It’s amusing and reflects his life.
4、The authr uses the last paragraph t ________.
A．give evidence f Barbershp Bks’ success
B．aruse kids’ enthusiasm fr Barbershp Bks
C．encurage dnatins fr Barbershp Bks
D．stress the imprtance f Barbershp Bks
23．（8分） “Be afraid. Be very afraid,” says a character in The Fly, a hrrr film abut a man wh turns int an enrmus insect. It captures the unease and disgust peple ften feel fr the kingdm f cckraches, Zika-carrying msquites and creepy crawlies f all kinds. Hwever, eclgists increasingly see the insect wrld as smething t be frightened fr, nt frightened f. In the past tw years, scres f scientific studies have suggested that trillins f murmuring, drning, hneybees, butterflies and beetles are dying ff. “If all mankind were t disappear”, wrte , a respectable entmlgist, “the wrld wuld regenerate… If insects were t vanish, the envirnment wuld cllapse int chas.”
Mst f the studies describe declines f 50% and mre ver decades in different measures f insect health. The immediate reactin is shck. Insects enable plants t reprduce, thrugh pllinatin (授粉), and are fd fr ther animals, s a cllapse in their numbers wuld be catastrphic.
But a secnd lk leads t a different assessment. Rather than causing a panic, the studies shuld act as a timely warning and a reasn t take precautins. That is because the wrst fears are unprven. There are n studies at all f wild insect numbers in mst f the wrld. Reliable data are t scarce t declare a glbal emergency.
Mrever, where the evidence des shw a cllapse—in Eurpe and America—agricultural and rural ecsystems are hlding up. Farm prductin still remains high. As sme insect species die ut, thers seem t be mving int the niches (生态位) they have left, keeping ecsystems ging, althugh with less bidiversity than befre. It is hard t argue that insect decline is yet causing significant ecnmic damage.
But there are cmplicatins. Agricultural prductivity is nt the nly measure f envirnmental health. Animals have value, independent f any direct ecnmic cntributin they may make. The mre species make up an ecsystem, the mre stable it is likely t be. The extinctin f a few insect species amng s many might nt make a big difference. The lss f hundreds f thusands wuld.
And the scale f the bserved decline raises dubts abut hw lng ecsystems can remain resilient (能复原的). An experiment in which researchers gradually pulled ut insect pllinatrs frm fields fund that plant diversity held up well until abut 90% f insects had been remved. Then it cllapsed. Given the lack f data, it is impssible t knw hw clse Eurpe and America are t an ecsystem cllapse. But it wuld be reckless t find ut by actually triggering ne.
1、What des the underlined sentence in the first paragraph imply?
A．Eclgists have lng been afraid f thse disgusting insects.
B．Eclgists are wrried abut the disappearance f sme insects.
C．Eclgists have already gt rid f the prejudiced feeling abut insects.
D．Eclgists are respectful f the insect’s ability t regenerate themselves.
2、What cnclusin can we draw frm the studies cnducted in the past 2 years?
A．Thugh there is a decline in the number f insects, we still have the reasn t be ptimistic.
B．Bidiversity can cause immediate damage s that we shuld take precautins right away.
C．Data cllected frm all ver the wrld is cnvincing t prve ur envirnment is at risk.
D．The cnsequence f decreasing bidiversity may be mre serius than we can imagine.
3、What is the purpse f writing the passage?
A．T shw the magical pwer f ur mther nature.
B．T analyze why insects are n the edge f extinctin.
C．T draw peple’s attentin t the decreasing insects.
D．T urge the scientists t cllect mre data abut insects.
24．（8分）As my frtieth birthday appraches, inevitable as a new hair-d, I realize hw many wmen friends I’ve had ver the years: Mst have cme and gne with the changes f life, just like the latest she fashins waltz in and ut f my clset.
Sme f my friends, like sme f my shes, were silly mistakes. They never did fit prperly, and they always felt slightly “ff”, n matter hw hard I tried t fit my feet int them. Others were my abslute favrite fr a while, but they wre ut r wre ff. All style and n substance; the quality just wasn’t there.
Then there are my true friends—the nes wh, like a pair f fine shes, never g ut f style r ut f favr, whse appeal and value just increase with wear and time. These are friends wh stay in tuch and stand by me—as if they and I have never gne ff t a new state, r a new jb. Physical distance des nt separate us; time des nt change the fundamental fact f ur friendship; the wear and tear f life des nt stp us. The sle still supprt us; the clrs and lines still please us; the uppers, still strng but gwn sn, gently bent arund feet. Our cnnectin is securely fastened, unaffected by the whirlwind f changes we’ve each been thrugh, even when life carries us in different directins.
If the cmparisn fits...
Debrah is the evening she, elegant and lvely. She appreciates the finer things, chse nly the best, and still lks plished lng after the rest f us have drped. She is a study in elegance and knws the difference between bne, and winter white. Frm this splendid treasure, I’ve cme recgnize my wn appreciatin fr the finer things in life—and t the realizatin that I deserved them.
Jane is pair essential, timeless pumps that I wear ften and wuld be lst withut. With this classic, my basic needs and cmfrt level are assured—leaving me time and energy fr fun. I can mve gracefully frm day t night, frm wrk t play, frm jkes t discussin. My step is light; laughter cmes easily and I am ready fr adventure.
Gergiana is my pair f standard white Keds—familiar, cmfrtable and gd fr all seasns. I’ve had them since lng befre. They are part f my childhd. They take me hme, and I am a kid again diving int the cean n a ht summer day. They have been up the hill and thrugh the mud with me. They keep me mving frward, even when putting ne ft in frnt f the ther feels like the hardest thing I’ve ever dne. I knw I can slip them tmrrw and after. I am indebted t these lvely wrn sneakers.
In the she rack f life, these are the friends I cherish. They are the base upn which I stand. They accmpany me n my chsen path, regardless f where it leads r hw bumpy r hw humpy r winding it gcts.
1、Paragraph 2 is mainly abut .
A．why I dn’t like sme f my friends
B．where I can find gd friends
C．when I shuld say gd-bye t my friends
D．hw I deal with thse gd friends
2、Which f the fllwing friends is a “Jane”?
A．He / She has been tgether with yu in difficulties and sufferings
B．He / She always lives up t yur expectatin and keeps his/her wrds
C．He / She has been hnest enugh t pint ut yur mistakes in time
D．He / She keeps a balance between life and wrk and lives an energetic life
3、The underlined wrd “indebted” in Paragraph 7 is clset in meaning t .
A．interested B．embarrassed
C．grateful D．guilty
4、The purpse f the passage is t .
A．share with yu the writer’s pinins n hw t make friends
B．express the writer’s gratitude t her true friends
C．pur ut the writer’s cncerns abut sme friends
D．cnvey sme cmmn embarrassing cnflicts with friends
25．（10分） When 12 girls frm San Fernand high schl in Califrnia received a grant (助学金) t develp an inventin t slve a real-wrld prblem, they decided t create a slar-pwered shelter. Nw fr ver a year, the girls have been wrking after schl and ver the winter and spring breaks t cmplete their prject. “They have this amazing drive that I've never seen befre, ” said Vilet Mardirsian, a math teacher at San Fernand High. “I thught at the beginning that maybe sme f them wuld give up, saying 'I didn't expect this much wrk,' but they dn't. They're just wrking hard and they're nt giving up.”
Living in a lw-incme cmmunity (社区), the girls have seen the prblem f hmelessness first-hand, which is why they chse that ppulatin t create a prduct fr. Many f them are als frm immigrant families and hpe the slar-pwered shelter might help refugees(难民). Seventeen-year-ld Maggie Mejia said that while she had n engineering experience, the girls figured ut as a team hw t create the prttype (雏形), using hw-t vides and bks that taught them hw t cde. But the mst imprtant lessn she's learned ver the curse f the prject isn't technical. “I've learned a lt abut helping thers, helping the cmmunity and shwing a better wrld t ther peple,” she said.
The girls have been invited t MIT t shw their inventin. Mardirsian says all the participating students have expressed interest in ging int STEM (science, technlgy, engineering, mathematics) fields and that students frm lwer grades are already expressing interest in being invlved next year. She says, “Many f them didn't think abut engineering befre. They thught maybe they're nt made ut t be an engineer. But wrking tgether, nw they realize they're all needed in this field. Everyne has fund their imprtance in this picture.”
1、Why did Mardirsian think sme girls wuld quit the subject?
A．It was nt practical in real life.
B．It demanded a lt f time and energy.
C．It was nt supprted by their math teacher.
D．It required a lt f mney and expert knwledge.
2、Why did the girls decide t create a slar-pwered shelter?
A．T save energy.B．T win a schlarship.
C．T help the hmeless.D．T be admitted t MIT.
3、Accrding t Maggie, what is the mst valuable lessn she has learned frm the prject?
A．Hw t cde.B．The pwer f teamwrk.
C．The way t teach herself.D．Hw t make the wrld a better place.
4、What des Mardirsian think f the prject?
A．It taught girls t be independent.B．It shuld be cntinued next year.
C．It inspired girls' interest in STEM.D．It shwed the imprtance f engineering.
第三部分语言知识运用（共两节）第一节（每小题1.5分，满分30分）阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项．
26．（30分） It started n a Friday 1 when the 5-year-ld and his lder brther were playing 2 their hme near the resrt twn f Aspen, Clrad. Hearing the sund f 3 , the mther raced t her frnt yard t find a 4 sight: A muntain lin was bent ver her 5-year-ld sn, biting him. The pr by was cmpletely under the cat and was 5 t get free.
S the mther 6 she charged the animal, pulled away ne f its 7 suddenly with a lt f frce and discvered her sn’s whle head was in its muth. She didn’t back dwn. The mther 8 the lin’s muth and gt it pen, 9 the by. She then quickly picked him up and ran away.
The by’s father had just returned frm a run when the 10 ccurred. He 11 int the car with his wife and sn and called 911 shrtly befre 8 p.m. As they 12 t a hspital in Aspen. The by suffered cuts t his 13 , face and neck. The mther 14 bite marks n her hand and scratches n her leg. Aspen valley Hspital reprted that the child was nt seriusly injured and in 15 cnditin and has since been 16 t children’s Hspital in Denver fr his recvery.
The muntain lin was estimated t be abut 2 years ld and was nt fully grwn. It was, perhaps, frced ut t hunt n its wn. Yung lins may be keen n easy 17 , like pets and small children. 18 , it wasn’t a big cat. Had it been a 110-pund lin- which was nce seen arund there - this wuld have been a much 19 stry.
The mther, wh had t physically remve the lin’s paws frm her sn’s face, is credited with 20 his life. She’s a real her.
1、A．mrningB．afternnC．eveningD．nn
2、A．insideB．utsideC．twardsD．under
3、A．screamsB．laughterC．applauseD．cheers
4、A．surprisingB．magical.C．mvingD．terrifying
5、A．runningB．waitingC．strugglingD．walking
6、A．sprang int actinB．burst int tearsC．thught twiceD．pulled ut
7、A．eyesB．pawsC．earsD．teeth
8、A．grabbedB．cveredC．beatD．kissed
9、A．cmfrtingB．scldingC．stppingD．freeing
10、A．errrB．attackC．headache.D．cmedy
11、A．crashedB．lkedC．jggedD．jumped
12、A．spedB．swamC．dived.D．gt
13、A．legsB．feetC．headD．bttm
14、A．sufferedB．carvedC．drewD．remved’
15、A．terribleB．fairC．badD．pr
16、A．carriedB．advisedC．sldD．transferred
17、A．plantsB．tysC．targetsD．animals
18、A．unluckilyB．generallyC．eventuallyD．frtunately
19、A．beautifulB．happierC．differentD．authentic
20、A．wastingB．savingC．endingD．risking
第二节（每小题1.5分，满分15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。
27．（15分）Peple are being lured(引诱) nt Facebk with the prmise f a fun, free service, 1． realizing that they're paying fr it by giving up plenty f persnal infrmatin. Facebk then attempts t make mney by selling their data t advertisers that want t send2． (target) messages.
Mst Facebk users dn’t realize this is happening. Even if they knw what the cmpany is up t, they still have n idea 3． they’re paying fr Facebk, because peple dn’t really knw what their persnal details are wrth.
The biggest prblem, hwever, is that the cmpany keeps changing the rules. Early n, yu culd keep everything private. That was the great thing abut Facebk -- yu culd create yur wn little private netwrk. Last year, the cmpany changed its privacy rules 4． many things -- yur city, yur pht, yur friends’ names -- were set, by default(默认), t be shared with everyne n the Internet.
Accrding t Facebk’s vice president Ellit Schrage, the cmpany is simply making changes t imprve its service, and if peple dn’t share infrmatin, they have a “5． (satisfying) experience.”
Sme critics think this is mre abut Facebk lking t make mre mney. Its riginal business mdel, 6． invlved selling ads and putting them at the side f the page, ttally failed. Wh wants t lk at ads when they are cnnecting with their friends nline?
S far the privacy issue 7． (land) Facebk in ht water in Washingtn. In April, Senatr Charles Schumer called n Facebk t change its privacy plicy. He als urged the Cmmissin t set regulatins fr scial-netwrking sites.
I suspect that whatever Facebk has dne 8． (invade) ur privacy is nly the beginning, which is why I’m cnsidering 9． (cancel) my accunt. Facebk is a handy site, but I’m upset by the idea that 10． infrmatin is in the hands f peple I dn’t trust. That is t high a price t pay.
第四部分写作（共两节）第一节短文改错（满分10分）
28．（10分）假定英语课上老师要求同桌之间交换修改作文，请你修改你同桌写的以下作文。文中共有10处语言错误。每句中最多有两处。每处错误仅涉及一个单词的增加、删除或修改。
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。
Wang Li is my best friend. She is a bit f shrt and has lng hairs. She wears glasses and lks quietly. We first met in ur middle schl. After finding they had many things in cmmn, we becme friends, ften playing and studying tgether. Be cnsiderate, she was always there t supprt but help me whenever I was in need. Hwever, she went t Nanjing after the last examinatin. It has been abut ne year after we saw each ther last time. Knwing this is hard t live in strange city, I wish she culd be happy in Nanjing.
第二节书面表达（满分25分）
29．（25分）假设你是李华，你的美国朋友Tm 发来邮件想了解中国的茶文化。请你给他回封邮件，内容包括:
1. 茶文化的悠久历史:
2. 茶与文学(唐代“茶圣”陆羽写了第一本关于茶的书《茶经》);
3. 茶与健康。
注意:1. 词数100左右;
2. 可适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。
3. 参考词汇: 《茶经》Cha Jing 茶圣Tea Saint
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参考答案
第一部分（共20小题，每小题1.5分，满分30分）
1、D
2、D
3、B
4、C
5、A
6、C
7、C
8、D
9、B
10、A
11、A
12、B
13、C
14、D
15、D
16、B
17、B
18、C
19、B
20、B
第二部分阅读理解（满分40分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。
21、1、A
2、B
3、D
22、1、A
2、C
3、D
4、A
23、1、B
2、D
3、C
24、1、A
2、D
3、C
4、B
25、1、B
2、C
3、D
4、C
第三部分语言知识运用（共两节）第一节（每小题1.5分，满分30分）阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项．
26、1、C
2、B
3、A
4、D
5、C
6、A
7、B
8、A
9、D
10、B
11、D
12、A
13、C
14、A
15、B
16、D
17、C
18、D
19、C
20、B
第二节（每小题1.5分，满分15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。
27、1． withut
2． targeted
3． what
4． s that
5． less satisfying
6． which
7． has landed
8． t invade
9． cancel(l)ing
10． my
第四部分写作（共两节）第一节短文改错（满分10分）
28、1.去掉f
2. hairs—hair
3. quietly—quiet
4.they—we
5. becme—became
6. Be—Being
7. but—and
8. after—since
9. this—it
10. strange前加a
第二节书面表达（满分25分）
29、Dear Tm,
In yur email yu asked abut tea culture in China. Nw I want t let yu knw f smething abut it.
Tea is native t China and Chinese tea culture has a lng histry. It plays an imprtant part in Chinese culture. A great many famus pets and writers have written many wrks in appreciatin f tea and abut the lve fr it, amng whm was Lu Yu in the Tang Dynasty, wh wrte Cha Jing, the first bk n tea and was regarded as the “Tea Saint”.
Tea is part f the Chinese’s daily life. Since ancient times, tea has been knwn as the “natinal drink” f China. Nt nly d the Chinese believe that having tea regularly can prlng life and benefit health, but mdern science has als prved that tea is a natural health drink gd fr the bdy.
I hpe yu can cme t China t learn mre abut it.
Yurs,
Li Hua