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【题目】高考即将来临，为了减轻同学们的学习压力，帮助同学们轻松备考，你校准备组织高三学生旅游，学校推出五个景点供大家选择：西安、青岛、三亚、大连、杭州。请你用英语写一篇短文，说明你所选择的景点、理由及你想乘坐的交通工具和原因。

1．词数：100左右；

2．可适当加入细节，以使内容充实、连贯。

【答案】

Among the five tourist spots, I prefer Xi’an—a city with a long history. There are two reasons for my choice. Firstly, I’m interested in history; by visiting some places of interest there, such as the Terra-Cotta Warriors and Horses, I can learn a lot about ancient Chinese culture. Secondly, climbing Mount Hua has been my dream for many years. Therefore, I’ll make use of this chance to achieve my dream, which can develop my persistence and confidence.

As for means of transportation, I choose to go by train. For one thing, the fare is relatively low. For another, compared with taking the airplane, a train travels more slowly, so I can admire the beautiful scenery along the way, which will contribute to making me relaxed and relieving my stress.

【解析】

写此类英语作文时。首先要看清楚文中所提出的要求。从所给的内容中选择一项适合你的内容，然后阐明自己的观点，和去该地会给你带来的好处。如果可能的话，把你所了解的一些内容添加进去也是一个不错的做法。最后要注意语句通顺流畅。尽可能地避免出现语法错误，做到文中语意清楚。一定注意要将题中要求的内容写全，不要有遗漏的项目。写作时要注意相应的人称变化。书写时字迹要工整，尽可能地多使用高级词汇、短语和句型，以提高文章的可欣赏性；恰当使用一些连词和插入语，可以让文章表达自然、流畅。

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