Allow me, on Behalf of my teachers and classmates give           76          

a warm welcome for all of you from London. It gives us               77        

a great pleasure to have you in our school for a brief visit              78           

You will be glad to see how good we Chinese students are             79          

getting along with their English learning We think it a bridge           80         

To the friendship among us and the people throughout the              81        

Outside world For, you know. there are still some students, most          82         

of whom are boys of science , learn English with much trouble          83          

So we hope you would give us some more advice on it Let              84           

Me wish you a pleasant stay here .May your visit go successful          85        

Many a time _____ me good advice.（ ）

A. he gave B. does he give　 　 C. he has given　 　 D. has he given

If you ask me for my biggest impression of what America’s like over the last three years，I’d say it is how rich and different the student life is. For example，at Princeton，we have more than 100 student organizations planning all kinds of campus activities－from sports，band dancing to juggling and acting to translation，design，publishing，volunteering and camping. You name it.

During my freshman (大一学生) year, I tried a lot of activities，from dancing to design to newspapers. Then I found my passion（爱好）in the environment and volunteerism. I joined Greening Princeton and Student Volunteer Council. A year later，I’d become the publicity chair and project coordinator(协调员)of these two clubs.

Student activities give us a chance to do things we care about and are good at. If we have a good idea，we can put it forward at a meeting，find interested people to form a team，and then apply for funding from the school. We have full control of the project and the ability to make our ideas happen. For example，I came up with the idea of Daylight Dining and was supported by my club Greening Princeton. I wrote a proposal，presented it in front of the college master，and communicated with the head of Dining Services. After a few follow­ups，this project was carried out.

One other benefit of extra curricular (课外的) activities is the friendship that comes with them. Once you become part of a group，it is much easier to adjust to college life. You realize you are not alone. This will most likely increase your study efficiency and in turn help your academics. My headmaster once told me，“Stand on your tiptoes.” In that way，we not only have a better view of life，but will also put out our comfort zone. Getting involved in extra curricular activities has given me the opportunity to stand on my tiptoes.

Make yourself try new things and stick to the things that matter to you. This is one piece of advice I have. Remember，college is a color palette（调色板）. You are the artist who can add your own colors.

72. The author mentions one hundred student organizations to show _______________.

A. students are free to learn their major

B. student activities are colorful there

C. each organization belongs to a college

D. students have to join in one of them

73. What does the underlined world “them” refer to in Paragraph 4?

A. Students.　　　       B. Colleges.                  C. Organizations.     D. Activities.

74. Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage?

A. Students can do what they care about and are good at in class.

B. Taking part in the activities after class has three advantages.

C. Students can balance their college life with these activities.

D. Each of the students has to take part in more than two items.

75. The purpose of the passage is to _______________.

A. show off the author                         B. advertise the school

C. say something interesting                      D. introduce college life

If you ask me for my biggest impression of what America’s like over the last three years, I’d say it is how rich and diverse the student life is．For example, at Princeton, we have more than 100 student organizations planning all kinds of campus activities—from sports, band dancing to juggling and acting to translation, design, publishing, volunteering and camping．You name it．

My freshmen year, I tried a lot of activities, from dancing to design to newspapers．Then I found my passion in the environment and volunteerism．I joined Greening Princeton and Student Volunteer Council．A year later, I’d become the publicity chair and project coordinator（协调员） of these two clubs．

Student activities give us a chance to do things we care about and are good at．If we have good idea, we can propose it at a meeting, find interested people to form a team, then apply for funding from the school．We have full control of the project and the ability to make our ideas happen．For example, I came up with the idea of Daylight Dining and was supported by my club Greening Princeton．I wrote a proposal, presented it in front of the college master, and communicated with the head of Dining Services．After a few follow-ups, this project was carried out．

One other benefit of extra curricular（课外的） activities is the friendship that comes with them．Once you become part of a group, it is much easier to adjust to college life．You realize you are not alone．This will most likely increase your study efficiency and in turn help your academics．My headmaster once told me: “Stand on your tiptoes．” In that way, we not only have a better view of life, but will also put out our comfort zone．Getting involved in extra curricular activities has given me the opportunity to stand on my tiptoes．

Make yourself try new things and stick to the things that matter to you．This is one piece of advice I have．Remember, college is a color palette．You are the artist who can add your own colors．

1．The author tried a lot of activities during his freshman year because        ．

       A．he intended to find out the things he was interested in

B．he wanted to become popular in college

C．he wanted to become a student leader

D．he would like to make more friends and adjust to college life

2．Which of the following is true according to the passage?

       A．Taking part in the activities after class has three advantages．

       B．Students can do what they care about and good at in class．

       C．Students can balance their college life with these activities．

       D．Each of the students has to take part in more than two items．

3．The purpose of the passage is to ________．

       A．show the diversity of American life

B．advertise the American college

C．say something interesting in America

D．introduce college life in America

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　　Allow me to give you a little advice about writing fiction. First, make your characters believable. Make sure that they behave and talk as individuals. In real life, everyone is unique. If all your characters speak the same way and react to things in the same way, you'll lose your readers from the start.

　　Once your readers believe in your characters, you must get them to care. Each reader must be able to identify with at least one character, to almost become that character in his or her mind. You can do this by developing characters with genuine human traits, both good and bad. The individuals who populate your story should have human strengths and weaknesses.

　　Now it's time to weave your tale, to create a plot. Your readers are part of the story now; they are involved.

　　One last thing. Your story must touch the readers' emotions. If you can make them laugh and cry along with your characters, you will be a successful writer.

1．The first step to make your reader interested in your fiction is ________.

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A．to make him believe it is written to him only

B．to make your characters believable

C．to touch the readers emotions

D．to create interesting plots

2．How many pieces of advice does the writer give?

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3．The underlined part in the first paragraph probably means ________.

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A．this kind of persons can only be found in fictions

B．they are honest persons in whom you can believe

C．the characters just behave and talk as the persons in real life