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把Rt△ABC与Rt△CDE放在同一水平桌面上，摆放成如图所示的形状，使两个直角顶点重合，两条斜边平行，若∠B＝25°，∠D＝58°，则∠BCE的度数是（ ）
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甲最大
乙最大
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ManyartistslivedintheGreenwichVillageareaofNewYork.TwoyoungwomennamedSueandJohnsysharedastudioapartmentatthetopofathree﹣storybuilding.InNovemberacoldunseenstrangercametovisitthecity.Adiseasepneumoniakilledmanypeople. Johnsylayonherbedhardlymoving.OnemorningadoctorexaminedJohnsyandtookhertemperature.ThenhespokewithSueinanotherroom.Shehasonechanceintenhesaid.Shecanhardlymakeit.AfterthedoctorhadgoneSuewentintotheworkroomandcried.ThenshewenttoJohnsy'sroomwithherdrawingboard.Shebeganmakingapenandinkdrawingforastoryinamagazine.AfterawhileSueheardalowsoundseveraltimesrepeated.Shewentquicklytothebedside. Johnsy'seyeswereopenwide.Shewaslookingoutthewindowandcounting﹣countingbackward.TenshesaidandalittlelaterNineandthenEightandSevenalmosttogether.Suelookedoutthewindow.Whatwastheretocount?Therewasonlyanemptyyardwithanoldivyvine常春藤whichwentbadattherootsandclimbedhalfwayupthewall.Thecoldbreathofautumnhadstruckleavesfromtheplantuntilitsbranchesalmostbarehungonthebricks. SixleavesarestilltheresaidJohnsyquietly.WhenthelastonefallsImustgotoo.I'veknownthatforthreedays.Didn'tthedoctortellyou? Don'tbesilly.saidSue.Trytoeatsomesoupnow.AndletmegobacktomydrawingsoIcansellittothemagazineandbuyfoodandwineforus.ImustcallMisterBehrmanuptobemymodel. OldBehrmanwasapainterwholivedonthegroundflooroftheapartmentbuilding.Behrmanwasafailureinart.Foryearshehadalwaysbeenplanningtopaintaworkofartbuthadneveryetbegunit.Heearnedalittlemoneybyservingasamodelforartistswhocouldnotpayforaprofessionalmodel. SuefoundBehrmaninhisroom.Inoneareawasablankcanvas画布thathadbeenwaitingtwenty﹣fiveyearsforthefirstlineofpaint.SuetoldhimaboutJohnsyandhowshefearedthatherfriendwouldfloatawaylikealeaf. OldBehrmanyelledMissJohnsyshouldnotbesosick!SomedayIwillpaintamasterpieceandweshallallgoaway.Johnsywassleepingwhentheywentupstairs.Suepulledtheshadedowntocoverthewindow.SheandBehrmanwentintotheotherroom.Theylookedoutawindowfearfullyattheivyvine.Thentheylookedateachotherwithoutspeaking.Acoldrainwasfallingmixedwithsnow.Behrmansatandposedastheminer. ThenextmorningSueawokeafteranhour'ssleep.ShefoundJohnsywithwide﹣openeyesstaringatthecoveredwindow.PulluptheshadeIwanttoseesheorderedquietly.Sueobeyed.There'sstillonesaidJohnsy.Ithoughtitwouldfallduringthenight.Iheardthewind. Thenextmorningwhenitwaslighttheivyleafwasstillthere.Johnsylayforalongtimelookingatit.AndthenshecalledtoSuewhowaspreparingchickensoup.Wouldyoupleasebringmealittlesoupnow?askedJohnsy. Laterinthedaythedoctorcame.Evenchancessaidthedoctor.Withgoodcareyou'llwin.AndnowImustseeanothercaseBehrmanwhichissevere. LaterthatdaySuecameuptoJohnsyandputonearmaroundher.MisterBehrmandiedofpneumoniatodayshesaid.Hewassickonlytwodays.Theyfoundhimonthemorningofthefirstdayveryweakandhisshoesandclothingwerecompletelywetandicycold.Doyouknowwhy?Lookoutofthewindowdearatthelastivyleafonthewall.Didn'tyouwonderwhyitnevermovedwhenthewindblew?Behrmanpaintedittherethenightwhenthelastleaffell. 65.Whatdoesthefirstparagraphoneserveas? A.Thebackground.B.Thetopic.C.Anexplanation.D.Anexample. 66.WhatdoesJohnsy'scountingbacksuggest? A.Shefeltverybored.B.Shewasveryhopeless. C.Shetriedtokeepawake.D.Shewantedtosleepquickly. 67.AccordingtothepassageSueandJohnsy. A.werefamousartistsB.paintedforthepoor C.workedinapublishinghouseD.livedapoorlife 68.WhatcanweinferaboutBehrman? A.Hepaintednothingbecausehewaslazy. B.Hesufferedpneumoniaforseveraldays. C.Hefinishedamasterpiecebeforehedied. D.Hedidn'tgetalongwellwithSueandJohnsy. 69.WhydidSueandBehrmanlookateachotherwithoutspeaking? A.Theydidn'tknowwhattodo. B.Theywereenjoyingtheivyvine. C.TheywereworriedaboutJohnsy. D.Theyagreedwitheachothersilently. 70.Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthepassage? A.ThreeArtistsB.TheLastLeaf C.AnArtistFinallySavedD.ApicturePaintedfor25Years.
Haveyouevereatenadandelion蒲公英?Meneither.Haveyoueverblownittomakeawish?Metoo. TimetopickdandelionsAthenaMumopenedthecardoorandIenteredwitha1.MyhometownisinGreece希腊wheredandelionsare2onthemenu.ButIdidn'teatdandelions.WhydidIhaveto3themwithmyfamilyeveryspring? ThenIsaidgoodbyetomynewfriendBrigidwhosefamilyhad4movedinourneighborhoodinNewYork.Iwas5Brigiddidn'taskwhereweweregoing.NobodyinAmericaatedandelions.Ialwaysworriedthat6wouldnoticeuspickingdandelions. We7intoawildfield.Hundredsoflivelyyellowflowersappearedeverywhere.Thenwestoppedourcar.Dadwentovertocutdandelionsandputtheminhisbag.ButIjusthidinthebook.8doweeatdandelions?Iasked.Thebestfoodintheworld.Dadansweredshakingahandfulofgreens.9wewerereadytoleavewehadenoughdandelions.OnthewayhomeMumandDadtalkedabouthostingadinnerpartyforthenewneighborstotryour10Greekfood. ThenightofthepartyBrigidarrivedwithherparents.Mumserved11differentGreekfoods.Ourguestsateeverything.Finallycamethedandelions.Wait!IsaidtoBrigid.Butitwastoo12.Youatethedandelions!Itoldher.Weboth13andsheateanotherbite.14shesaid. Mumwassmilingatus.AfterdinnerBrigidandIwenttothebackyardandlayonthegrass.Thestarsremindedmeofdandelionsinthesoftfield.Iclosedmyeyesandmadea15tobeasopen﹣mindedasmyfamilyandmynewfriend. 1A.bag B.book C.menu D.flower 2A.ever B.never C.always D.hardly 3A.pick B.plant C.watch D.water 4A.quickly B.quietly C.finally D.recently 5A.sad B.glad C.proud D.disappointed 6A.anyone B.someone C.everyone D.noone 7A.ran B.flew C.drove D.walked 8A.How B.Why C.When D.Where 9A.When B.Since C.Unless D.Although 10A.new B.fast C.expensive D.traditional 11A.it B.her C.him D.them 12A.late B.early C.lucky D.quick 13A.bowed B.shook C.laughed D.greeted 14A.Becareful B.Nevermind C.Notbad D.You'rewelcome 15A.wish B.report C.speech D.suggestion
IliveinMentoneaquietsimplerestfulplacewheretherichnevercome.ImetTheophileMagnanaretiredricholdmanfromLyonsyesterdayintheHoteldesAnglaisTheophilelookedsadanddreamyanddidn'ttalkwithanybodyelsewhichbroughtmebacktothepast. AlongtimeagoFrancoisMilletClaudeCarlandIwereyoungartists﹣veryyoungartists﹣infact. YesFrancoisMilletthegreatFrenchartistwasmyfriend. Milletwasn'tanygreaterthanwewereatthattime.Hedidn'thaveanyfameeveninhisownvillage. WewereallpoorthoughwehadstacksandstacksofasgoodpicturesasanybodyinEuropepainted.Onceapersoneverofferedfourfrancs*forMillet'sAngeluswhichheintendedtosellforeight. Itwasafactinhumanhistorythatagreatartistwouldneverbeacknowledged*untilafterhewasstarvedanddead.Hispicturesclimbedtohighpricesafterhisdeath. Thenwemadeadecisionthatoneofusmustdietosavetheothersandhimself. Milletwaselected*﹣electedtodie. DuringthenextthreemonthsMilletpaintedwithallhismightenlargedhisstockallhecouldnotpicturesno!sketchesstudiespartsofstudiesfragmentsofstudiesofcoursewithhiscipher*onthem.Theywerethethingstobesold. CarlwenttoParistostarttheworkofbuildingupMillet'sname.ClaudeandIwenttosellMillet'ssmallpicturesandtobuilduphisnameaswell. WemadeMilletamaster.IalwayssaidtomycustomerIamafooltosellapictureofFrancoisMillet'satallforheisnotgoingtolivethreemonthsandwhenhedieshispicturescan'tbehadforloveormoney.ClaudeandItookcaretospreadthatlittlefactasfaraswecould. CarlmadefriendswiththecorrespondentsandgotMillet'sconditionreportedtoEnglandandalloverthecontinentandAmericaandeverywhere. ThesadendcameatlastMilletdiednotreally.HebecameTheophileMagnan. Thepictureswentup.There'samaninParistodaywhoownsseventyMilletpictures.Hepaidustwomillionfrancsforthem.DoyoustillremembertheAngelus?Carlsolditfortwenty﹣twohundredfrancs.AndasforthebushelsofsketchesandstudieswhichMilletproducedinthelastsixweekswellitwouldastonishyoutoknowthefigurewesellthematnowadays. WearenolongerartistsandMilletdead. 1Whydidthefourfriendsdecidetoelectoneofthemtodie? A.Theywantedtoberich. B.Theywantedtobefamous. C.Theywantedtosavemoney. D.Theywantedtoberespected. 2WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUEaboutthepassage? A.ThewriterlivesabusylifeinMentone. B.Milletwasfinallymadeafamousartist. C.Milletpaintedbestamongthefourfriends. D.ThestorywaswritteninmemoryofMillet. 3Whatmadethefourfriends'plansucceed? A.Thattheydidn'twanttobeartistsanylonger. B.ThatMillet'spicturesweresoldatveryhighprices. C.People'sattitudetowardstheartistswhowerestarving. D.People'sdesiretoownpreciousartworksatlowprices. 4IsMilletlivingordead?Why?请用约40词回答Milletisliving.Heoughttosellhispicturesathighprices.Hepretendedtobedead.HecontinuestoliveintheworldwithanewnameTheophileMagnan.
IamgoingtothestoreUncleMotiMinasaid.Doyouwanttocomealong?Youhavenotseenmuchoftheneighborhoodyet. Uncleshookhishead.Nothankyouhesaid.Itisjusttooloudandcrowdedforme.EveryoneisalwaysonthegowhileIamusedtothepeaceandquietofourvillage.Ifeelafraidouttherelikeafrightened害怕的child.Minasatonthesofanexttoheruncle.TellmeaboutthevillageUncleMotishesaid.WouldIlikeitthere? Unclelaughed.Withoutadoubtyouwouldfinditdullatfirst﹣theloudestsoundisusuallybirdsong.ThepeopleImeetonthestreetareallpeopleIknowandwestopandtalkorgototheteashopandhavetea.Therearenotmanyshopsbuttheshopkeepersknowalltheircustomers.Everyoneisfriendlyandhasasmileforeveryoneelse. SoundsreallyniceMinasaid.ButIthinkmaybeitisnotdifferentineveryway.Ireallywishyou wouldcomewithmeandIcouldshowyouwhyIsaythat.UnclesighedandgotupsayingAllrightMinaIwillgo. Outonthestreetcarszoomedbysomeofthemhonking.UnclelookedverynervousatallthenoiseandactivitiesandMinatookhishand. LookshesaidthereismyfriendNateandcomingdownthestreetismyteacherMs.Sanchez.MinawavedtoNatewhowavedbackandcalledhellotoherteacher.Thensheledheruncledownthestreettothestorewhereshegreetedtheshopkeeper.HiMs.FranklinthisismyuncleMotiwhohascomeheretolive. OverhereMinatookheruncle'sarmandledhimacrossthestreet.AsignoveradoorreadNavid'sTeaShop.Unclesmiled.Theywentinandsatatatable.TheyorderedteaandUnclesighedhappily. WellIseewhatyouweretryingtoshowmehesaid.Thisneighborhoodisyourvillage.Nowitwillbeminetoo.Ithasfriendskindshopkeepersbirdsandevenateashop…. 1AtfirstUncleMotididn'twanttogooutwithMinabecause. A.hemissedhisfamilyinthevillage B.hefellverytiredafteralongjourney C.hedidn'tgetusedtothelifeinMina'sneighborhood D.peopleinMina'sneighborhoodwereunfriendlytohim 2Fromtheunderlinedsentencesinthepassagewecaninfer推断thatMinaisagirl. A.brave B.caring C.creative D.humorous 3ThesentenceinthepassageshowsthatMina'sneighborhoodandUncle'svillagearesimilar. A.Ifeelafraidouttherelikeafrightenedchild. B.Youwouldfinditdullatfirst﹣theloudestsoundisusuallybirdsong. C.Outonthestreetcarszoomedbysomeofthemhonking. D.Ithasfriendskindshopkeepersbirdsandevenateashop. 4ThestorysuggeststhatUncleMotiwillprobablylateron. A.stillfeelfrightenedasbefore B.starttolookforajobinateashop C.bewillingtogooutinMina'sneighborhood D.tellpeoplewhyhecametoMina'sneighborhood
Insuchcasesthebaggageistoaporterattheentranceandbroughttotheroombyhimratherthanthebellman. A.turnedin B.turneddown C.turnedover D.turnedup
ItriedtorecallthenameofthemanwithahatonthestreetthismorningImetontheplanelastyear. A.whom B.which C.where D.when
Bettyfeltsotiredlastnightthatshefellasleepinbedafterlyingdown. A.recently B.suddenly C.frequently D.immediately
AshleywasoutspokenfashionableandtheQueenBeeinmyschool. Ilookeduptoherandidolizedher.Ilistenedtothemusicshelistenedtoworetheclothesshewore.IeventookartclassthoughIhadreallywantedtotaketheatre.Ifinallyfittedin1group. OnedayIskippedoutofmylastclassafewminutesearlyto2seatsforourgroupatthedininghall.ConcentratingonmyhomeworkIdidn'tnoticetheyhadsatdownbehindme.BeforeIcouldsayawordIrealizedwhattheywere3. Ilistenedsilently.She'ssuchaloseronegirlsaid. AnothergirladdedAshleyshe4followsyoutryingtocopyyou. Iwishshewouldleaveusalone.Wewereinthesamesummerschoolandnowshethinkswe'rebestfriends.Theoncefamiliarvoicesoundedso5andstrange. Iwasmortified.Myhandswereshaking.Icouldn'thelpcrying6.Ifeltheart﹣brokenfortheveryfirsttime.Howdidthishappen?I7wewerefriends. Iranhome.MymotherjustheldmewhileIsobbedforhours.Theadviceshegavemewasso8andIhadhearditamilliontimesJustbeyourselfandpeoplewilllikeyoufor9youare.Thistimeitbecamesoprofound*.ThenandthereI10tofindmyselfback.ThatwasexactlywhatIdid. OverthenextmonthIwentthroughalotof11.IboughtnewclothesthatIwantedtowear.Inolongerwenttoartclass12themandtooktheatre.Ibeganmakingnewfriends.Idevelopedmyown13andneveragainfollowedthecrowd*. Ihadanamazingschoolyear.14IlookbackIthinkitwastheyearwhenIdiscoveredthepersonIwasgoingtobe.DespitethepainIfeltthatdayitwasa15theyhadgivenme. 1A.my B.her C.his D.our 2A.get B.buy C.rent D.move 3A.thinkingabout B.talkingabout C.waitingfor D.askingfor 4A.once B.always C.hardly D.never 5A.serious B.special C.weak D.cold 6A.sadly B.shyly C.excitedly D.nervously 7A.found B.admitted C.realized D.thought 8A.funny B.simple C.useful D.different 9A.where B.what C.how D.who 10A.failed B.forgot C.decided D.continued 11A.pains B.doubts C.changes D.troubles 12A.with B.about C.against D.without 13A.skills B.habits C.projects D.opinions 14A.Before B.Unless C.When D.If 15A.gift B.choice C.promise D.surprise
Somescientistsareabouthislatestfindingsduetolackofenoughconvincingdatainhisreport. A.curious B.enthusiastic C.skeptical D.certain
Lydiarunsandpicksuprubbishalongtheway.Whatshedoesiscalledlogginganactivitycombiningcollectingrubbishwithrunning.Last1六月shefirstlearnedtheideaofploggingontheInternetanddecidedtoplog. Lydiarunsfouror2五timesaweekandtakesadailywalkwithhertwodogs.Sheoftenwearsherglovesandtakesseveral3袋子whenshegoesout.Sometimesshespends4一半半数anhourcollectingrubbish.Shesaysshe5浪费thelastfewyearsofherrunninglife.Nowshefeels6更好的todoploggingthanjustrunningbythelitter. Itjusttakesamomenttostopandpicksomethingupofftheground.7然而itmakesabigdifferencetomycommunity.Nowmyhusbandalso8加入meLydiasays9自豪地.Itdoesn'tmatterhowmuchrubbishIpickup.It'sagoodwaytoprotectour10星球.
Thesedaysanewstart﹣upcalledWinstonClubhasbeenofferingtravellerstheopportunitytobookhotelroomsatjust50percentoftheirusualcost.Obviouslythere'sacatch﹣theyhavetobesharingtheroomwithcompletestrangers. ByronShannonthefounderoftheclubthoughtthatthereshouldbeaneasywayforpeopletoconnectwhenthey'dlikealow﹣costwaytoaccessthecomfortandconvenienceofahotelsotheclubwassetuptoprovideasafereliableeconomicalsolutionthatprovidedabetterexperiencethanCouchSurfingalternatives. ByronsaidthathecameupwiththeideaafterhelistedhisownpropertyonAirbnbwhenhewasoutoftownfortwodays.Hesetouttolookforacheapoptionbutinvain.Hedidn'twanttodishout150or200onahotelroom.Frustratedhewonderedwhytherewasn'tawayforhimtosharethecostofaroomwithsomeoneelseatoneofthenicehotelsnearby.MyguestneededtostaythereforthreenightsandIwasonlygoingtobeoutoftownfortwohesaid.Iassumeditcouldn'tbetoodifficulttofindanotherhoteldowntownformetospendonenightat. LaterByronmetwithafriendwhoworkedatahoteltalkedabouthisvisionandcameupwiththeideaofgettingrandomstrangerstogethertosharethecostofexpensivehotelrooms.HeeventuallyworkedoutthedetailsandlaunchedtheservicealongAmerica'sWestCoast﹣likeSeattleLasVegasSanFranciscoLosAngelesandPortland. SafetyisnaturallyatopconcernbutByronassureseveryonethathisscreeningprocedureisquitestrict.Allthemembersmustproducefiveformsofverification证实﹣phonenumberandprofessionalemailataccountsetuponeverifiedsocialmediaaccountandcreditcardatbookingandonephotoIDatcheck﹣in.Membersmustpre﹣approvepairingsbeforethereservationiscomplete. Ratherthanstayingwithastrangerpeoplearesharingaspacewithsomeonewhohasbeenscreenedandisresponsiblefortheiractions.Howevertheconceptisnotforeverybody.Winstonappealstothegrowingsegmentofconsumerswhoarecomfortableandfamiliarwiththesharingeconomyandoperateonaself﹣fundedtravelbudget. Thecompanyiscurrentlyacceptingmembershipapplicationsonline.Severalpeoplehaveapparentlysignedupmostlybetweentheagesof20and35. 58.Whatdoestheauthormeanbythere'sacatch? A.Thechancesarelimited. B.Ithasadisadvantage. C.Youhavegotaprivilege. D.Itraisesmuchconcern. 59.WinstonClubwasstartedwiththepurposeof. A.persuadingtravelerstoliveinnicehotels B.helpingtravelersbookhotelsworldwideeasily C.givingtravelersaccesstosafeandcheaphotelservice D.offeringtravelersmorechancestoconnectwithstrangers 60.Beforepeoplestaywithastrangertheyshould. A.payforthereservation B.sharemoreresponsibilitiesthanrights C.meetwitheachotheraheadoftime D.passthroughastrictscreeningprocedure.
﹣WellImustbeoffnowIhaveameetingat3o'clock. ﹣Inthatcasebynomeansyoulonger.Dropinsometime. A.Iwillkeep B.willIkeep C.didIkeep D.Ikept
Tourism旅游业isoneoftheworld'slargestindustries.Manycountriesdependheavilyontourismasanimportantpartoftheireconomy经济whileothercountries﹣suchassomeofthesmallerCaribbeanislandnations﹣arealmostcompletelydependentontourism. Despiteitseconomicadvantagestourismhasdisadvantagestoo.Whilecountriesspendmillionsattractingtouriststheyarealsounderthepressurethattourismbrings. Oneofthebiggestproblemsisenvironmental.Thebuildingofroadsandhotelscanquicklydestroythoseverybeautifulplaces.Developmentonwetlandsforexampleinfluenceswildlifeforestsdisappearastheyareclearedtomakewayforbuildingsandtoprovidefuel燃料.Inadditionthetouristindustryalsoputsahugepressureonwaterpeopleneed.IndryMediterraneanareastouristsusealmosttwiceasmuchwateraslocalpeoplewhenswimminginthepool. Tourismisalsoresponsibleforproducingplentyofwaste.CruiseshipsintheCaribbeanproducealotofrubbish﹣morethan70000tonseachyear.ItevenhasaninfluenceonplacesfarawayliketheHimalaystheword'shighestmountainwhichhasmorethan100tonsofrubbishsittingonit. Inspiteofthoseproblemstourismcanbegoodforcommunitiesandtheenvironment.Thepark﹣entrancefees费用arepaidfortheprotectionofplacesofinterestortheanimals.What'smoretourismbringspeopleclosertonatureandcangivethemabetterunderstandingoftheenvironmentandtheresultofdestroyingit.Thisleadstopressureonlocalgovernmentstoprotectthesebeautifulareasandcanresultintheprotectionofendangeredplantsandanimals.Alsoitcanprovidepeoplewithmoreopportunitiestofindjobsinthetouristindustry. Althoughtourismhasmanyadvantagesitclearlyhasabadinfluenceaswell.Thechallengeforlocalandnationalgovernmentsistomanagetourismsothatcommunitiescanbenefiteconomicallyandyetatthesametimemakesurethatthetouristareasarekeptforalltoenjoy. 1Paragraph3andParagraph4mainlytalkabouttheoftourism. A.disadvantages B.development C.importance D.survey 2Thewritershowsthewasteproblemisseriousby. A.tellingstories B.listingfacts C.askingquestions D.makingcomparisons 3AccordingtoParagraph5whichofthefollowingaretheadvantagesoftourism? ①Themoneyfromtourismisusedtoprotecttheenvironment. ②Tourismcanhelppeoplebetterunderstandthelocalculture. ③Peoplecangetmorechancestofindjobsrelatedtotourism. ④Humansandnaturearebecomingcloserwiththehelpoftourism. A.①②③ B.①②④ C.①③④ D.②③④ 4Thewriteradvisesthegovernmenttoattheendofthepassage. A.attractmoretourists B.careabouttheeconomy C.developthetouristindustry D.managetourismwell
假如你是GreenhillSchool的交换生你将参与该校的一项野营活动请根据校方提供的相关信息补全一封给家长的信.每空一词 OutdoorEducationCamp DearParents OurOutdoorEducationCampisjustaroundthecorner!Weareexcitedtobegoingtocampsothatstudentscanbetter1asenseofteamworkandcommunity.Studentswillbeimprovingtheircommunicationproblem﹣solvingandcooperationskillsaswellascontinuingtobuildself﹣confidence. Whileatcampstudentswilljoininclassesandactivitiesonthe2course.Wewillstartinthelowropesandprogresstothehighropes. ThecampwilllastforthreedaysinRedValleyColorado.Studentsneedtobeatschoolat7a.m. onJuly28th.They'll3at7p.m.onJuly30th. TheParentCommitteehavemadeagreatefforttoraisesomemoney.Sothecostofthecampis4dollarsforeachstudent. Thanksforyoursupportaboutthecamp.Ifyouhavequestionspleasefeelfreeto5Ms.Milleratmarymiller@yahoo.comorcallherat631﹣25897. Sincerely Ms.Miller
—Couldyoutellme ?—YouwillstaywithanEnglishfamilyandtakepartintheirdailylife.A.whenIshouldpayforthecourse B.whatthebestpartofthecourseis C.howlongtheshortestcourselasts D.whereIcangosightseeingafterclass
ResearchersintheNetherlandsreportthatchildrenwhogetmoreexercisewhetheratschooloratotherplacestendtohavehigherscoresonstandardizedtests.Inareviewof14studiesthatlookedatphysicalactivityandacademicperformanceinvestigatorsfoundthatthemorechildrenmovedthebettertheirgradeswereinschoolparticularlyinthebasicsubjectsofmathEnglishandreading. Thedatawillcertainlyfueltheongoingdebateoverwhetherphysicaleducationclassesshouldbecut.Theargumentsagainstphysicaleducationhaveincludedconcernsthatgymtimemaybetakingawayfromstudytime.WithstandardizedtestscoresintheU.S.droppinginrecentyearssomeadministratorsbelievestudentsneedtospendmoretimeintheclassroominsteadofontheplayground.Butasthesefindingsshowexerciseandacademicsmaynotbeconsequentlyexclusive.Physicalactivitycanimprovebloodflowtothebrainmemoryattentionandcreativitywhichareessentialtolearning. 【写作内容】 1.用约30个单词概述上述信息的主要内容 2.结合上述信息用约120个词写一篇短文内容包括 1阐述你对Shouldwecutphysicaleducationclasses?的看法 2用2～3个理由或论据支撑你的观点. 【写作要求】 1.写作过程中不能直接引用原文语句 2.作文中不能出现真实姓名和学校名称 3.不必写标题. 【评分标准】 内容完整语言规范语篇连贯词数适当. .
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