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明星中学近期开展了“国际结对”合作交流, 将选派有篮球专长的学生组成团队赴美游学。假如你是Joy,想申请加入该团队，请根据提示信息，向团队负责人Mr. Moore写一封自荐信。

个人信息

1. 身高, 体壮, 喜欢运动；

2. 经常参加比赛, ……

3.擅长英语表达, 曾经……

加入理由

1. 可以结交更多的朋友；

2. 提高自己的篮球和英文表达水平；

3. ……

注意：1. 文中不得出现你的真实姓名和学校名称；

2. 需根据要求补全信息, 即举例子戴说理由；

3. 语言通顺, 意思连贯, 条理清楚, 书写规范；

4. 词数100左右, 文章开头和结尾己经给出, 不计入总词数。

Dear Mr. Moore,

I'm glad to hear that our school will send a basketball group to America. ________________

___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

I'm looking forward to your reply.

Yours,

Joy

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1.The writer felt excited on his first day as a police officer, didn’t he?

____________________________________________________________________________

2.When did the writer go into his office on his first day as a police officer?

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3.What did the writer’s colleague do after they arrived at the scene?

____________________________________________________________________________

4.When did the writer’s jeans get snagged?

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5.What did the writer’s colleague do as he was trying to free himself from the razor wire?

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2.A.kept. B.borrowed. C.caught D.learnt

3.A.seen B.smelt C.sold. D.picked

4.A.finally. B.carefully. C.suddenly. D.quickly

5.A.place B.box C.cup D.room

6.A.and B.so C.or D.but

7.A.prepared B.continued C.refused D.preferred

8.A.endless B.useless C.successful D.hopeful

9.A.excited B.nervous C.sad D.frightened

10.A.putting B.taking C.turning D.cutting

11.A.enjoyed B.dreamed C.expected D.hated

12.A.through B.across C.above D.below

13.A.satisfied B.worth C.full D.pleased

14.A.never B.ever C.seldom D.usually

15.A.its B.his C.her D.their

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