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假如你是李华，你的笔友Tom发来电子邮件询问你的音乐喜好和你在新年晚会上的表现。请你给他写封电子邮件，回答他的所有问题。

Dear Li Hua,

From your last e-mail, I am glad to know you like music and performed at the New Year Party.

I am eager to know what kind of music you like and dislike best and why. And since you are so busy with your studies, I want to know when and how you listen to music.

Besides, at the New Year Party, did you sing or play a musical instrument? Is it a success?

Looking forward to your reply.

Yours,

Tom

注意：1．词数100左右；

2．可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯；

3．信的抬头与结尾已为你写好，但不计入总词数。

Hi, Tom，

As you know, I’m music mad. _______________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________________

By the way, do you love music as well?

Hi, Tom

As you know, I’m music mad. Of all kinds of music, pop is my favorite. I am crazy about it. I think its lyrics are really catchy and meaningful and I can learn to sing easily. Pop makes my life delightful and alive. I can’t stand rock music. It’s too loud and noisy. Although I don’t have enough spare time to enjoy music, I often listen to it on MP3 on my way to school. At home if I don’t study, the music will be on all the time.

At the New Year Party, I played the violin in the school orchestra. I think we played pretty well. The audience gave us a big clap.

By the way, do you love music as well?

【解析】

试题分析：考查半开放性作文。半开放型作文是指试题给出部分要点，考生再增加一些要点。需要注意的是在写给出材料时不要遗漏要点，更不能曲解试题的意思。而在写自己增加部分时，也不是随意发挥，要吃透命题人的意思。本篇习作需要注意的是，命题人在给出要点时，是在材料文章中给出的，故要求考生仔细阅读材料，找出要回答的问题。然后在此基础上再发挥。本篇习作的给出要点就是几个问题：what kind of music you like and dislike best and why、when and how you listen to music以及did you sing or play a musical instrument? Is it a success?。

【亮点说明】本篇习作回答了来信中的几个问题，要点齐全，结构清晰。使用了一些高级词汇如：am crazy about、catchy and meaningful、delightful and alive、on my way to school、gave us a big clap。还使用了状语从句Although I don’t have enough spare time to enjoy music, I often…。

考点：考查半开放性作文

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