[题目]有一个加拿大中学生访华团到你校进行一天的参观访问.假如你是学生会主席.负责接待工作.代表团到校后你需先把这一天的活动安排向他们作简要介绍.并征询他们的意见和要求.用100个左右的词写出这段介绍的内容.开头已给出.时间活动内容上午校长介绍学校情况,参观图书馆.实验室.学生宿舍及校办工厂等下午各班举行茶话会.外宾分组到班去与同学们自由交题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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【题目】有一个加拿大中学生访华团到你校进行一天的参观访问。假如你是学生会主席，负责接待工作，代表团到校后你需先把这一天的活动安排（见下表）向他们作简要介绍，并征询他们的意见和要求。用100个左右的词写出这段介绍的内容，开头已给出（不记入要求的字数）。

时间	活动内容
上午	校长介绍学校情况；参观图书馆，实验室，学生宿舍及校办工厂等
下午	各班举行茶话会，外宾分组到班去与同学们自由交谈
晚上	欢迎晚会；向访华团赠送纪念品——校徽（school badge ）

Dear Canadian friends,

Glad to meet you and welcome to our school. Now let me tell you the arrangement for your visit .

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【答案】One Possible Version

Dear Canadian friends,

Glad to meet you and welcome to our school. Now let me tell you the arrangement for your visit. This morning our headmaster will meet you and introduce the general conditions of the school to you. Then you’ll be shown around our library, labs, students’ bedrooms and the school factory. This afternoon you’ll be invited in little groups to some classrooms to attend the tea party, where you can talk with the Chinese students freely. To welcome you we’ll hold an evening party. And each of you will get a school badge of ours as a gift then.

I wonder if you like the plan. If you have any requests, please let me know.

I hope you have a good time at our school. Thanks.

【解析】试题分析：

本文是作者作为学生会主席，向加拿大中学生访华团介绍一天的活动安排，并征询他们的意见和要求。文章给出了提纲，成文时应注意以下几点：(1)内容要点齐全。完整陈述一天的活动安排。(2)人称使用要恰当。(3)时态：一般将来时为主。(4)适当使用一些连词和插入语，使文章自然、流畅。(5)恰当使用一些高级词汇和句型，以增加文章的档次。

【亮点说明】

1.使用高级句型：祈使句的使用Now let me tell you the arrangement for your visit.；将来时态的被动语态Then you’ll be shown around our library, labs, students’ bedrooms and the school factory.；包含将来时被动语态以及非限制性定语从句的句子This afternoon you’ll be invited in little groups to some classrooms to attend the tea party, where you can talk with the Chinese students freely；使用宾语从句I wonder if you like the plan.2.使用了过渡词语：Then 等。3.使用了重要短语：show around领…参观；have a good time玩的开心。

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