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书面表达（本大题共10分）

假设你是悉尼大学一名华裔学生，名叫Jason Wu。你从China Daily上看到该报正在开展主题为Change for a Better China的环保讨论活动。你打算结合自己所居住的小镇的变化，给报社写一封英文信参与讨论。内容提示见下表：

注意事项：

1．英文信须包括表格中所有提示内容，要求语句通顺、意思连贯；

2．表格中“感想建议”一栏须用2-3句话展开合理想象，作适当发挥；

3．词数在90个左右，信的首尾己在答题卡上给出，不计入总词数；

4．信件内容必须写在答题卡指定的位置上。

小镇概况

Hartwell, 人口约5，0000， “澳洲最美小镇”之一

过去状况

当地人冬天燃木取暖，引起空气污染、树木被伐

应对措施

理发阻止此类活动，鼓励使用清洁能源

感想建议

……

参考词汇：

澳洲最美小镇(Australia's Nicest Towns) 清洁能源(clean energy)

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One autumn, he promised to help our neighbor, who lost his arms in a traffic accident in 1999, to harvest his rice. After Father harvested our town, his little rice picker broke. What’s worse, he had to return to work the next day because his partner was ill in hospital. It meant that Father wouldn’t be back in a few days. It now seemed impossible to help out the neighbor.

Father told us that be wouldn’t let the neighbor’s rice rot( 糜烂) in the field. He decided to harvest it by hand without a machine. “If tonight’s weather is clear, I think I can do it.” added my father. In fact, he was rather tired after a day’s harvest work.

After dinner, Father had a short rest and made his way to the field. A full moon was glowing (发光) in the sky and the weather was cold but clear. He spent the whole night keeping his word.

I would never forget the image(画面)：Father was cutting rice in the light of the harvest moon. Behind him, row after row of rice stocks(秸秆) stood at attention, showing respect for a man who kept his word.

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4.How did Father help the neighbor harvest rice in the field?

5.How long did Father spend in harvesting the neighbor’s rice?

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— I don’t think sixteen- year- olds to drive.

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An early form of a game in which a ball was kicked around a field is recorded in 1004 B.C. Japan. Some sports historians believe that the game of soccer began in England in the third century, however. They say that early English warriors（武士） kicked around the head of a killed enemy. This may or may not be true, but it is certain that soccer is an ancient sport.

Without doubt, the English played soccer during the times of King Edward I in the 1300s. In fact, the king passed a law against playing it. The law said, "There is great noise ... caused by kicking large balls from which many ghosts may appear." Anyone caught playing soccer at that time was put into prison. Two hundred years later, Queen Elizabeth I still had people put into prison for playing this "vulgar" sport.

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At a meeting held in an English school in 1843, the first rules were suggested. In 1863 the heads of English soccer teams met in London to agree on some official rules. They organized an English football association（协会）. By 1871 all of the English clubs were following these rules. Today all soccer teams play by them.

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The rules were accepted by all English clubs.

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The English had to play soccer in secret for two centuries.

Football is called "soccer" in the US because of the rules.

The king passed the law against the game for a stupid reason.

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