题目内容
2.假如你叫李华,是一位成绩优秀的学生,你班班主任在安排座位时,让成绩好的学生和成绩差的学生作同桌,这在你们班成绩优秀的学生中引起了反响,大家就此进行了讨论.请以书信形式向报社编辑写封信,陈述学生讨论结果以及个人观点.赞同 | 反对 | 你的观点 |
1.人人有长处和不足,成绩差的学生也有可取之处; 2.通过帮助学习差的学生的学习从而使他们建立自信. | 1.部分学习差的学生常常违反校规,担心自己会受影响,养成坏习惯. 2.老是问问题,使自己不能专心学习. |
2.短文需包括表中所有要点,内容可适当发挥,以使行文连贯.
3.参考词汇:成绩差的学生:a slower student.
分析 本文是一封信,开头结尾已经给出,所以只注意组织好篇章结构和要点的表述即可.其中要点包括1.表示赞同的同学的观点:(1).人人有长处和不足,成绩差的学生也有可取之处;(2).相互学习,建立友谊;(3).通过帮助学习差的学生的学习从而使他们建立自信.2.表示不赞同的同学的观点:(1).部分学习差的学生常常违反校规校纪,担心自己会受影响,养成坏习惯;(2).老是问问题,使自己不能专心学习;(3).作者自己的观点,这需要自己发挥想象,自己组织观点.在写这封信时要说出同学们讨论的主题,然后论述不同方同学的观点.注意观点要明确,理由要充分;而且语言要简练,不啰嗦.本文应该使用一般现在时.
【亮点说明】本篇书面表达要点全面,结构紧凑,语言风格符合书信的文体要求,是一篇较好的范文.在文中作者使用了Some are for the idea.However,others don't hold the same view.In my opinion,作为每段的概括句,使文章语言自然流畅,内容过渡自然.As they know,as well as,Although,Therefore,learn from each other,In addition 等连词和短语的运用为文章增添了许多色彩.学习中注意总结,牢记一些固定句式及短语,写作时就可以适当引用,使文章的表达更有逻辑性,更富有条理.
解答 Dear editor,
We have held a discussion about whether it is good or not for a top student to share a desk with a slower student.(高分句型一)
Some are for the idea.As they know,everyone has strengths as well as weaknesses.Although they are not good at lessons,they might do well in other fields like sports or arts.(高分句型二)Therefore,they can learn form each other and they may develop a friendship.In addition,top students can help slower ones gain self-confidence by helping them with their lessons,which benefits them all.(高分句型三)(赞成的观点)
However,others don't hold the same view.They think some slower students are always making trouble,such as keeping talking in class,breaking school rules,which may lead to them forming the bad habits.(高分句型四)Besides,slower students often ask top students questions,which has a bad effect on their studies.(高分句型五)(反对的观点)
In my opinion,I would like to choose to share a desk with a slower student so that we can learn from each and make progress together.
Yours,
Li Hua
点评 英语写作是一项主观性较强的测试题.它不仅考查学生的写作基础而且还考查学生在写作过程中综合运用语言的能力.在撰写时要注意主谓语一致,时态呼应,用词贴切等.要提高英语写作水平,需要两方面的训练:一是语言基础方面的训练,要有扎实的造句、翻译等基本功,即用词法、句法等知识造出正确无误的句子;二是写作知识和能力 方面的训练以掌握写作方面的基本方法和技巧.
The question above was an example of what scientists call Fermi problem,named
(36)D Nobel Prize-winning physicist Enrico Fermi,who used problems like this to teach his students how to think for themselves.A Fermi problem does not (37)A all the information you need to solve it precisely.
What does this have to do with business or creativity?A great deal.In the real world,we frequently need to make decisions when the(38)C of information does not exist.Most often there may not be the time or the money to make sure of all your(39)D,so your best guess will often be the best you can do.
Fermi is said to have once asked his university students how many piano tuners(调音师)there were in Chicago.To answer the question,he recommended (40)B it down into smaller,more (41)B questions,and then having the (42)A to make some guesses and assumptions.How many people live in Chicago?Three million would be a reasonable estimate.How many people per family?Assume a/an (43)C of four.How many families own pianos?
(44)C one out of three.Then there are about 250,000pianos in Chicago.
(45)D would each be tuned?Maybe once every five years.That (46)B 50,000tunings a year.How many pianos can one tuner tune in a day?Four?And how many in a year?Assuming 250working days,one tuner can(47)A 1,000pianos a year.
So there's work for(48)C 50piano tuners in Chicago--which,as it turns out,is (49)B close to the actual number in the Yellow Pages.
Why was guesswork so accurate?The law of averages is partly (50)D.At any point,your assumptions may be too high or too low.But because of the law of averages,your mistakes,will frequently balance out.
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37.A.contain | B.employ | C.mean | D.occupy |
38.A.complete | B.entire | C.whole | D.full |
39.A.minds | B.selections | C.dreams | D.decisions |
40.A.slowing | B.breaking | C.getting | D.taking |
41.A.available | B.manageable | C.believable | D.comfortable |
42.A.courage | B.ability | C.inspiration | D.desire |
43.A.amount | B.size | C.average | D.number |
44.A.Think | B.Guess | C.Say | D.Hope |
45.A.How many | B.How much | C.How long | D.How often |
46.A.becomes | B.makes | C.turns | D.gets |
47.A.handle | B.fix | C.repair | D.install |
48.A.appropriately | B.exactly | C.approximately | D.almost |
49.A.narrowly | B.reasonably | C.normally | D.properly |
50.A.reliable | B.sensible | C.correct | D.responsible |
A.permission B.particularly C.experiencing D.contact E.identified F.seek G.increasing H.obviously I.responsible J.guarantee K.access |
Wild camping is not permitted in many places,(42)particularly in crowded lowland Britain.Wherever you are,find out about organizations (43)responsible for managing wild spaces,and (44)contact them to find out their policy on camping and shelter building.For example,it is fine to camp wild in remote parts of Scotland,but in England you must ask the landowner's (45)permission,except in national parks.
Camping is about having relaxation,sleeping outdoors,(46)experiencing bad weather,and making food without modern conveniences.A busy,fully-equipped campsite seems to go against this,so (47)seek out smaller,more remote places with easy (48)access to open spaces and perhaps beaches.Better still,find a campsite with no road access:walking in makes a real adventure.
Finding the right spot to camp is the first step to (49)guarantee a good night's sleep.Choose a campsite with privacy and minimum influence on others and the environment.Try to use an area where people have (50)obviously camped before rather than creating a new spot.Always consider what influence you might have on the natural world.Avoid damaging plants.A good campsite is found,not made-changing it should be unnecessary.