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假设你叫李俊,你的美国朋友David想要在中国结交更多的朋友。你通过电子邮件,把你的同学王明介绍给他。王明情况见下表:

性 别

年 龄

14

外 貌

短发,高个子;

个 性

诚实,幽默

爱 好

痴迷于DIY

理 想

当一名校长 (headmaster)

要求:1. 注意文章条理,语句通顺;

2. 词数80左右,邮件的开头和结尾已给出,不计入总词数。

Dear David,

How are you? I’m writing to introduce my classmate Wang Ming to you.

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I hope you can make friends with him as soon as possible. Maybe you can show him around your country at the Spring Festival.

Best wishes,

Yours,

Li Jun

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I once had a hard time making a living in France. Three years ago, I moved to a new neighborhood and felt an intense(强烈的) need to meet people so I went to the cinema. Outside the cinema was a woman with long gray hair who had a strong smell and was asking for money. I reached for my wallet to give her a Euro and then something made me stop and enter into conversation with her. I said, “Look, all the women going to the cinema here on a Tuesday night are seeing a film that can change your life. I’d rather buy you a ticket than give you money.”

She hesitated(犹豫) for a moment and then came in with me. She hid behind me because, she said, the people running the theater didn’t like her. I got her a ticket and she sat next to me. There were about 80 women there; I noticed some of them were turning around and looking at me with expressions of surprise and curiosity(好奇心).

I encouraged the woman I had bought the ticket for to come the following night to an event where there would be many representatives(代表) of various social services. I thought they could be of some help to her. She did come and I was able to direct her to an agency that helped women in her situation. At the same time, a woman came toward me and said, “Are you the person who bought a ticket for the woman outside the theater asking for handouts?” When I said yes she said, “I want you to come to the community center where I work. I want the other employees there to meet you.”

This was the beginning of a deep friendship and colleague relationship. I now have a great job and have more work than I’ve ever had in my 20 years in France. And the woman I took to the cinema that night? I learned that she was not homeless and that she was a secretary.

1.In what order did the following events happen?

a. Some of the women turned around and looked at the author in surprise.

b. The author went to the cinema to meet some people.

c. The woman accepted the ticket and sat next to the author in the cinema.

d. The author got a job in the community center.

e. A woman came to the author and asked her a question.

A. b, a, c, d, e B. c, e, a, b, d

C. b, c, a, e, d D. b, c, d, a, e

2.Why did the woman hide behind the author when going into the cinema?

A. She wanted to see a film without a ticket.

B. Her body gave out a pleasant smell.

C. She was afraid of being caught by the clerk on duty.

D. She was not welcome to see the film there.

3.The underlined word “handouts” in the third paragraph refers to something “_____”

A. that is given to a poor person

B. that people use as a gift

C. that people enjoy eating

D. that is difficult to get

4.What is the main idea of the text?

A. Why the author had a hard time in France.

B. How the author changed a woman’s life and got a job.

C. Kindness is necessary sometimes.

D. Getting a job is not so easy.

Laugh and cry together.

Laughing with a friend is the best, but sometimes it’s crying that makes you closer together. Don’t be afraid to be yourself with your friends. Share your true feelings—you may learn that your friends feel the same way. As a result, friends will understand each other better.

Be a thoughtful gift giver.

Gift-giving isn’t just for birthdays or holidays—it can be a fun way of making your friends feel special! But don’t buy expensive presents—be creative! Making things shows your care, because you put time and thought into your gifts. Bake him favorite cookies, write him a poem, or draw something special for him. Small thoughtful gifts, such as picking a flower for a friend who is sick, just might cheer him up.

Stand up for him.

It’s hard to watch someone laugh at a friend. But don’t just stand there, and do something about it! You can find a creative way to solve the problem to make others look at your friend differently. Other times, you need to show your courage and support him—he needs you. It may be not easy, but it’s what a good friend should do!

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How to Be a Great Friend

Laugh and cry 1. .

1. Both laughing and 2. can bring friends closer.

2. Sharing your true feelings with friends can help you understand each other better.

Be a thoughtful gift giver.

1. Giving friends gifts can make them feel 3. .

2. You’d better 4. small gifts by yourself instead of buying expensive ones for your friends.

Stand up for him.

1. 5. your friends are laughed at, you can find a creative way to help them.

2. Show your courage and 6. to your friends.

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