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1．Tom asked："How do people in Hawaii get on with one another？"Tom asked how people in Hawaii got on with one another．．分析 考查句型转换，句意：汤姆问在夏威夷人们相互如何相处．
解答 答案：Tom asked how people in Hawaii got on with one another．直接引语变间接引语注意用陈述句语序，时态一致．
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注意：1．对所有要点逐一陈述，适当发挥，不要简单翻译；
2．词数100左右．
参考词汇：树坛 tree altar 凳子 stool．
It is reported that twelve trees on the square of Nanchang station have been forbidden from accessing．This makes people concerned．Some officials say passengers damage the greens．Besides，some passengers use tree altars as stools to rest throwing rubbish around．To make them worried，some even damage trees，which has brought much trouble and affected the image of the city as well．
However，I dont agree with that．Its true that it is their duties to protect the environment and green facilities．Everyone should form the habit．However，if passengers have comfortable wooden stools，they wont choose the stone ones．After all，they feel helpless in that condition．So more attention should be given to make their life better and more convenient．．
| 简要描述事情的经过 | 广场上的12棵树木以及所有的绿化全部被栅栏封死 |
| 分析发生的原因 | 一些旅客把树坛当成凳子来休息，他们还把垃圾丢在树木旁边； 甚至还破坏树木，给管理工作带来了许多麻烦． |
| 你的看法 | （请考生根据自己的经历或感想，提出至少一种做法） |
2．词数100左右．
参考词汇：树坛 tree altar 凳子 stool．
It is reported that twelve trees on the square of Nanchang station have been forbidden from accessing．This makes people concerned．Some officials say passengers damage the greens．Besides，some passengers use tree altars as stools to rest throwing rubbish around．To make them worried，some even damage trees，which has brought much trouble and affected the image of the city as well．
However，I dont agree with that．Its true that it is their duties to protect the environment and green facilities．Everyone should form the habit．However，if passengers have comfortable wooden stools，they wont choose the stone ones．After all，they feel helpless in that condition．So more attention should be given to make their life better and more convenient．．
11．My father and I disagreed about curfew （晚间在家的时间）．He'd say I was to be in by 9：30on weekdays，and 11：00on weekends，no exceptions without my first asking．I told him it made me（41）B like a junior-high kid．He explained that while a curfew （42）Asound like a restriction，it's really about people looking out for one another．
The very next Friday after that pretty heated （43）D，my dad and I had tickets to see our town's professional football game．On that day he was （44）B to a nearby city to meet with some major clients and （45）C me that his getting home and our leaving for the game would be tight．
To make sure we could （46）D off the moment he walked in，I got everything prepared．When a half hour had passed from the time he said he'd be home，I understood that he was a little （47）A．But then，nearly a whole hour passed．I was getting（48）A．We were going to miss the kick-off!And why hadn't he （49）C me and let me know he was going to be really late？As I anxiously （50）B the floor，another half hour passed．That's when I got really angry．How inconsiderate of my father!Now we were going to
（51）C the whole game!When yet another half hour passed，my anger turned to（52）D．What if something terrible had happened to my dad，like he had a heart attack or had been in an accident，or something？I began to really （53）B．I'd already called his cellphone about ten times，but no （54）D．
I was beside myself，assuming the worst had happened．Finally，the phone rang，and my dad said
（55）C，"Son，I'm so sorry about the game，but…there was a terrible accident…on the freeway coming home，and I （56）Ato help…and ended up going to the hospital．I （57）A my cellphone in the car，so I couldn't call until now．"
I was so relieved to hear from my father and to （58）Dthat he was safe that I actually cried．That was （59）B I"got"the importance of a curfew：Checking in!It's about knowing that someone you love is （60）C．It was one more proof of my father's loving me as much as he does．
The very next Friday after that pretty heated （43）D，my dad and I had tickets to see our town's professional football game．On that day he was （44）B to a nearby city to meet with some major clients and （45）C me that his getting home and our leaving for the game would be tight．
To make sure we could （46）D off the moment he walked in，I got everything prepared．When a half hour had passed from the time he said he'd be home，I understood that he was a little （47）A．But then，nearly a whole hour passed．I was getting（48）A．We were going to miss the kick-off!And why hadn't he （49）C me and let me know he was going to be really late？As I anxiously （50）B the floor，another half hour passed．That's when I got really angry．How inconsiderate of my father!Now we were going to
（51）C the whole game!When yet another half hour passed，my anger turned to（52）D．What if something terrible had happened to my dad，like he had a heart attack or had been in an accident，or something？I began to really （53）B．I'd already called his cellphone about ten times，but no （54）D．
I was beside myself，assuming the worst had happened．Finally，the phone rang，and my dad said
（55）C，"Son，I'm so sorry about the game，but…there was a terrible accident…on the freeway coming home，and I （56）Ato help…and ended up going to the hospital．I （57）A my cellphone in the car，so I couldn't call until now．"
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| 41．A．go | B．feel | C．turn | D．grow |
| 42．A．might | B．must | C．needed | D．should |
| 43．A．speech | B．match | C．description | D．exchange |
| 44．A．cycling | B．driving | C．flying | D．walking |
| 45．A．allowed | B．advised | C．informed | D．ordered |
| 46．A．pay | B．hold | C．cut | D．set |
| 47．A．late | B．lazy | C．forgetful | D．careless |
| 48．A．upset | B．sorry | C．rude | D．puzzled |
| 49．A．warned | B．signalled | C．phoned | D．showed |
| 50．A．hit | B．paced | C．cleared | D．measured |
| 51．A．play | B．watch | C．miss | D．start |
| 52．A．sadness | B．surprise | C．doubt | D．fear |
| 53．A．envy | B．worry | C．regret | D．cry |
| 54．A．excuse | B．way | C．time | D．answer |
| 55．A．strangely | B．casually | C．breathlessly | D．angrily |
| 56．A．stopped | B．forgot | C．failed | D．refused |
| 57．A．left | B．lost | C．saw | D．got |
| 58．A．wonder | B．guess | C．expect | D．learn |
| 59．A．what | B．when | C．whether | D．why |
| 60．A．confident | B．great | C．safe | D．honest |
12．It was a cold，wet day when 14 year old Wasana Sanjeewa arrived at St Anthony's College．Waiting outside his classroom for his classmates to（41）C，Wasana looked at the（42）B．Then he noticed enormous amounts of rainwater flowing down the hill behind the classroom．For a few minutes，Wasana（43）Dthe water，wondering why it looked so（44）A．
Then it hit him-the scene was similar to the slides he was shown during Disaster Management classes．
（45）Can impending （即将发生的） disaster，Wasana swung into action．"Run，run，don't（46）B here!The rocks on the hill are going to fall on us！"he shouted and all the students ran to the open area．
Then Wasana ran over to（47）C Principal Nihal Gurauinghe what was happening．
After（48）A the hill，Gurauinghe knew the school was in（49）D．He and some teachers（50）B to stop the waterflow，but they were too（51）A：huge rocks fell down from the hill with sand and mud，and the entire school was destroyed．
When Wasana（52）D home later that day，his white uniform covered in mud，he got the blame from his（53）B．He tried to explain that he had（54）C two hundred schoolmates（55）D she didn't believe him．
His mother（56）D realized he was telling the truth when she saw a TV report about the（57）B．Filled with pride，she hugged Wasana and said that he was indeed a（58）C．
No one was hurt in the incident because of Wasana's （59）C action and careful observation．
"Wasana's action（60）A us that sometimes we cannot wait until something happens before we take action．It might be too late by then，"Gurauinghe said．
Then it hit him-the scene was similar to the slides he was shown during Disaster Management classes．
（45）Can impending （即将发生的） disaster，Wasana swung into action．"Run，run，don't（46）B here!The rocks on the hill are going to fall on us！"he shouted and all the students ran to the open area．
Then Wasana ran over to（47）C Principal Nihal Gurauinghe what was happening．
After（48）A the hill，Gurauinghe knew the school was in（49）D．He and some teachers（50）B to stop the waterflow，but they were too（51）A：huge rocks fell down from the hill with sand and mud，and the entire school was destroyed．
When Wasana（52）D home later that day，his white uniform covered in mud，he got the blame from his（53）B．He tried to explain that he had（54）C two hundred schoolmates（55）D she didn't believe him．
His mother（56）D realized he was telling the truth when she saw a TV report about the（57）B．Filled with pride，she hugged Wasana and said that he was indeed a（58）C．
No one was hurt in the incident because of Wasana's （59）C action and careful observation．
"Wasana's action（60）A us that sometimes we cannot wait until something happens before we take action．It might be too late by then，"Gurauinghe said．
| 41．A．play | B．follow | C．arrive | D．start |
| 42．A．sun | B．rain | C．snow | D．fog |
| 43．A．picked up | B．took away | C．talked about | D．stared at |
| 44．A．familiar | B．special | C．strange | D．terrifying |
| 45．A．Making | B．Imagining | C．Fearing | D．Hearing |
| 46．A．study | B．stay | C．sing | D．act |
| 47．A．ask | B．promise | C．tell | D．persuade |
| 48．A．inspecting | B．describing | C．drawing | D．finding |
| 49．A．charge | B．surprise | C．control | D．trouble |
| 50．A．chose | B．tried | C．helped | D．agreed |
| 51．A．late | B．sleepy | C．hungry | D．shocked |
| 52．A．missed | B．left | C．moved | D．returned |
| 53．A．father | B．mother | C．sister | D．brother |
| 54．A．cheered | B．visited | C．saved | D．calmed |
| 55．A．when | B．or | C．since | D．but |
| 56．A．naturally | B．necessarily | C．completely | D．finally |
| 57．A．adventure | B．disaster | C．failure | D．experience |
| 58．A．loser | B．fool | C．hero | D．star |
| 59．A．quiet | B．tough | C．quick | D．safe |
| 60．A．taught | B．interested | C．warned | D．confused． |