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ḕᓣ⚪I2019.1ὃᢥᵨᡠᨵ⚪Ḅᫀ!ᑏᙠ⚪$%஺⌱(⚪)ᑖ+,-⚗/1.⚪01ὃ2345Ḅ6789ὃ:;ᵨ<⁐>?Ḅ@>ᡈBCᑏᙠ⚪$ḄDE%஺2.FG⚪⌱HᫀI1ᵨ2BJᔳ⚪$%LM⚪NḄᫀ᪗;!<஺᝞◤ᦋS1ᵨTUVWXI1Y⌱!ᐸ[ᫀ᪗;஺\]ᙠᔁ%஺PartIReadingcomprehension(60marks,60minutes)SectionAFormatIDirections:Therearefourpassagesinthispart.Eachpassageisfollowedbysomequestionsorunfinishedstatements.ForeachofthemtherearefoursuggestedanswersmarkedA,B,CandD.YoushoulddecideonthebestchoiceandmarkthecorrespondingletteronAnswerSheetl.(2'*20=40marks)PassageOneQuestion1to5arebasedonthefollowingpassage:Themomenttwohumanslayeyesoneachotherhasincredible.Thefirstsightofyouisabrilliantholograph.Itburnsitswayintoyournewacquaintance'seyesandcanstayprintedinhisorhermemoryforever.Artistsaresometimesabletocapturethisquicksilver,shortemotionalresponse.Ihaveafriend,RobertGrossman,anaccomplishedartistwhodrawsregularlyforForbes,Newsweek,SportsIllustrated,RollingStone,andotherpopularpublications.Bobhasauniquegiftforcapturingnotonlythephysicalappearanceofhissubjects,butzeroinginontheessenceoftheirpersonalities.Thebodiesandsoulsofhundredsoffiguresradiatefromhissketchpad(`abᑣ).Oneglanceathispicturesoffamouspeople,youcansee,forinstance,theinsecureofarroganceofMadonna,theboyishnessofClinton,theawkwardnessofGeorgeBush.Sometimesataparty,Robertwilldoaquicksketchonacocktailnapkinofaguest.Whenhe'sfinisheddrawing,heputshispendownandhandsanapkintotheguest.Oftenapuzzledlookcomesoverthesubject'sface.Heorsheusuallymumblessomepolitenesslike,“Well,er;that'sgreat.Butitreallyisn'tme/Thecrowd'sconvincingechoof“Ohyesitis!஻drownsdownthesubject,whoislefttostarebackattheworld'sviewofhimselforherselfinthenapkin.OnceIaskedRoberthowhecouldcapturepeople'spersonalitiessowell.Hesaid,"It'ssimple.Ijustlookatthem."Almosteveryfactofpeople'spersonalitiesisevidentfromtheirappearance,theirposture,thewaytheymove.Firstimpressionsareindelible.Becauseinourfast-pacedinformation-overloadworld,multiplestimulibombarduseverysecond,people'sheadsarespinning.Theymustformquickjudgmentstomakesenseoftheworldandgetonwithwhattheyhavetodo.Wheneverpeoplemeetyou,theytakeaninstantmentalsnapshot.Thatimageofyoubecomesthedatatheydealwithforalongtime.1.Peopleusuallygetthefirstimpressionofapersonthrough.A.readinganarticleabouthimorherinafamousmagazine

1B.gettingacquaintedwithhisorherbeatfriendsC.takingabrieflookathisorherappearanceD.studyinghisorherpersonalitycarefully2.WhydoestheauthorsaythatRoberthasauniquegift?A.HecandrawthesubjectcarefullyB.HecanmemorizethenamesofpeopleinstantlyC.HecanillustratethesubjectscharacteristicD.Hecancommunicatewiththefamouspeopleeffectively3.Whatdoesthephrase“zeroinginon"mostprobablymean?A.relyingonB.respondingonC.acknowledgingonD.grasping4.Thepuzzledlookonthesubject'sfacesuggeststhat.A.theartist'sdrawingisoutofsubject'sexpectationB.thecrowdtreatedthesubjectrudelyC.theartistfailedtoshowhisrespectforthesubjectD.theimageofthedrawingwastoorealtobelieve5.Wecanconcludefromthepassagethat.A.oneshouldnevertrustapersonbyhisorherappearanceB.thefirstimpressionusuallyhasalonglastinginfluenceC.thejudgmentbasedonthefirstimpressionisalwaysreliableD.wecannolongermakeanysenseoftheinformationanhandPassageTwoQuestion6to10arebasedonthefollowingpassage:Mydadwasaplumberforthepublicworksdepartmentinourtown,sofromtimetotimehecameintomyschool.Canyouimaginesittinginclassandseeingyourdadpeekthroughthedoorofyourclassroomandwaveatyou?Injuniorhigh?Onegirlinourclassalwaysmadefunofmebecausemydadwasaplumberandherswasalawyer;andshewouldsaythingslike,“thatisgross!”ImustadmitIwassometimesembarrassedbywhatmydaddid,especiallyinmyearlyteens,whentheonlythingIreallycaredaboutwaswhattheothergirlsthought.Thegirllivedafewstreetsawayfromus,andawinterday--thedayhereldersistergotmarried---thetoiletintheirmainupstairsbathroomcrackedandtherewaswatereverywhere.Herfathercalledeveryplumberintheyellowbookbutnobodywouldcomeoutbecauseofthemajorsnowstorm.Hisdaughtertoldherfatherthatmyfatherwasaplumber;andhecalled.Mydadwentoverandtookmewithhim(maybehewashopingthatthelawyer'sdaughterwouldbenicertome.)Myfatherfixedthetoilet,helpedtocleanupeverything,anddidn'ttakeadimeforthetrouble.Butaswewereleaving,hetoldthegirl“IfIeverneedalawyer,I'llbehappytocallyourdad/Aswewalkedtoourcar;hesaidtome,"Doyoubelievehedidn'tknowwherethemainshut-offvalvewas?Whatadumbass!஻Fromthatpointon,herdadwasknowninschoolasAttorneyDumbAss.

2WhenmyhusbandandIboughtourhouse,thefirstthingmydadshowedhimwasthemainshut-offvalve.IhavealwaysbeenproudtosaythatI'maplumber'sdaughter.6.Whenherfathercametoherschoolandpeekedthroughtheclassroomdoor,thewritermightfeel.A.pleasedB.embarrassedC.disappointedD.proud7.Thegirl'sattitudetowardsthewritercanbebestdescribedas.A.unfriendlyB.doubtfulC.kindD.gross8.Inherearlyteens,theonlythingthewritercareaboutwas.A.herstudyB.herappearanceC.whatherfatherdidD.whattheothergirlsthought9.Whycouldn'tthelawyerfindanybodytofixthetoiletonthatwinterday?A.HehadlittlemoneyB.AlltheplumbersweretoobusytocomeC.TherewasamajorsnowstormandnobodywouldcomeoutD.Oneofhisdaughterswasgettingmarriedandthehousewasinamess10.Whatmightthewriter'sfatherthinkofthelawyer?A.GenerousB.IntelligentC.StupidD.RespectfulPassageThreeQuestion11to15arebasedonthefollowingpassage:Imagineaguitarsotinythatyoucan/tseeitwiththehumaneye,butyoucanhearsoundwhenitsstringsarepulled.Somepeoplesaythefutureisbig,butwhenitcomestotechnology,theworldisgettingsmaller.Nanotechnologyfghᢈjkisthesciencethatdealswithdoingthingsinaverysmallway,anditisbeingstudiedanddevelopedallovertheworld.Micro-machinestoosmalltobeenseenbytheeyearebeingdesignedtodomanythings.Andthesemachinesnolargerthanindiameterthanahumanhair,areextremelypowerful.Manyscientistssaynanotechnologywillproducethenextindustrialrevolutionflm☩ok.NanocomesfromtheGreekworddwarf.Ananometerisone-billionofameter,Theperiodoftheendofthissentencecancontainabout100micrometers,whichinequalto100,000nanometers.Tounderstandthisnewtechnology,wehavetogetridofthenormalideasofsizeandstrength.MinutepGḄ
robots,called“nanorobots"arebeingdevelopedintherevolutionizemanufacturing.Insteadofcarsbeingproducedonassemblingline,forexample,scientistpredictthatcarscanbebuiltinagiantcontainerintowhichrawmaterialandmachineshavebeenplaced.Thousandsofnanorobotswilldirecttheprocessandtellthemachinewhattodo.Micro-machinescanalsobeusedtomakeourenvironmentsafer.Today,poisonchemicalsarestoredincontainersortransportedbytrucksortrains.Thisissometimesresultindangerousspills.Butwithnanotechnology,manufacturerscouldhavetheirowntinychemicalfactories.Theproducewouldbenobiggerthanasugarcubeandwouldmanufactureexactlytheamountofchemicalsneededatthemoment.Nochemicalswouldneedtobestored.Theworkplacewouldbesafer,andtheenvironmentwouldbecleaner.11.Theauthormentionsguitaratthebeginningofthepassageinorderto.A.introducetheknowledgeofguitarB.introducethetopicofnanotechnology

3C.showhisorherowninterestinmusicD.describethecraftofmakingmusicalinstruments12.Accordingtothepassage,whydoesthenanotechnologyleadtothenextindustrialrevolution?A.Micro-machinesaretinybutbeautifulB.Micro-machinesarestrongbutsmartC.Micro-machinesaresmallbutpowerfulD.Micro-machinesarecuteandvaried13.TheworddwarfinPra.3isclosestinmeaningto?A.cleverB.slowC.quickD.minute14.Withnanotechnology,wherewillcarsprobablybeproduced?A.OnassemblelineB.InhugecontainersC.Insidethemicro-machinesD.Insidethenanorobots15.WhichofthefollowingisNOTthecausesleadingtocleanerenvironmentbyadoptingnanotechnology?A.Therewillbelessdangerousspills.B.Theamountofproducedchemicalscanbepreciselycontrolled.C.Micro-factoriesneednotstorechemicals.D.Thefactorieswillbeoflargesize.PassageFourQuestion15to20arebasedonthefollowingpassage:WhenCarolineheardthephoneringlateintheevening,sheknewitwassomethingimportant.Shelistenedasaparkrangerexplainedthesituation.SevenchildrenwerelostinthePennsylvaniawildness.CarolinepulledontheredjacketthatsaidRescueonitandcalledonherdog,Aly,ashepherd.SheandAlyracedtotheirrescuetruckandclimbedin.ThenCarolineputontheemergencylightandsteppedonthegas.Sheknewtheyhadnotimetolose.InthedarkPennsylvaniawood,CarolineandAlywalkedforhourstolookingforsighofchildren.Itwasafierceautumnnight,andshebecamecoldandexhausted.Suddenly,shesawfootprintahead.Inthecold,itwasdifficultforAlytopickupthechildren'sscent,butfinallyhefounditandbegantobark.Thentwomilesdowntheroad,Alybegantoyelpwithjoy,andCarolinebegantorun.Therewerethechildren.Theywereshiveringandcrying,buttheyweresafe.CarolineandAlyareaspecializedteamwithmanyamazing,life-savingrescuestotheircredit.Shehadalwaysloveddogsandusedtoraisethemashobby.Onedayafriendsuggestedcaninesearchandrescueteam.CarolineandAlymakesanexcellentteam.Dogshaveagreatsensitivitytosmell.ShetrainedAlytofindthescentofhumansundergroundandinopenspaces.Carolineisanaturalathletewhoskisandmountainclimbs,andsheishighlyskilledinwildernesssurvival.SheandAlycanfindpeoplefasterthanadozenhumansearcherscan.Carolinecanalsospeaksevenlanguages,sosheoftentranslatesforotherrescueworkerswhensheworksindifferentcountries.16.WhichofthefollowingcanbestdescribethesituationinPra.l?A.RelaxingB.UrgentC.IndifferentD.Ordinary17.WhichofthefollowingisNOTafactorleadingtothedifficultsituationinPar.2?

4A.CarolinegotlostB.TheweatherwascoldC.CarolinewasverytiredD.ItwasdifficultforAlytofindthescent.18.Whenthechildrenwerefound,theywere.A.excitedandhappyB.shiveringandcryingC.disappointedandangryD.shoutingandsmiling19.Itcanbelearnedfromthelastparagraphthat.A.AlyrescuedmanyearthquakevictimsB.CarolineclimbedmanyfamousmountainsC.CarolineknowshowtosurviveinwildernessD.CarolineandAlyarebestteamintheworld20.Whichofthefollowingcanbebesttitleofthepassage?A.SevenchildrenB.AlytherescuedogC.SearchandrescueskillsD.AsearchandrescueteamFormatIIDirections:Inthefollowingpassage,somesentenceshavebeenremoved.Forquestions21-25,choosethemostsuitableonefromthelistA-Gtofitintoeachofthenumberedblanks.Therearetwoextrachoices,whichdonotfitintoanyofthegaps.MarkyouranswersonAnswerSheetl.(2'*5=10marks)AdictionarycontainsadefinitionoffriendshipsomewhereintheF'sbetweenthewords“fear"and"Friday".Anencyclopediasuppliesinterestingfactsonfriendship.Butallthedefinitionsandfactsdonotconveywhatfriendshipisreallyallabout.21Itisanexperiencethatinvolvesallthesenses.22Itisseeninanoldcouplesittingintheparkholdinghands,Itisthewaytheytouch,atouchaslightasaleaffloatingintheautumnair,atouchsostrongthatyearsoflivingcouldnotpullthemapart.Friendshipisseeninachildfreelysharingthelastcookie.Itisthesmallarmovertheshoulderofanotherastheywalkontheplayground.Seeingfriendshipisnotcasual.Itiswatchingforsubtlety,butfriendshipisthereforeyesthatcansee.23Itisheardinthewordsoftwofriendswhosqueezedinlunchtogetheronanextremelybusyday.Itisthewaytheytalktoeachother,notthewords.Theirtoneisunique.Friendshipcanbeheardbythosewillingtolisten.Friendshipisfeltinatouch.Itisapatonthebackfromateammate,ahighfivebetweenclasses,theslimy,wetkissfromthefamilydog.It'satouchthatreassuresthatsomeoneisthere,someonewhocares.Thetouchcommunicatesmorethanwordsorgestures.Itisinstantlyunderstoodandspeaksvolumesbeyondthepointofcontact,totheheart.Friendshiphasataste.24,theingredientsallmeasuredandplanned,thencarefullymixedandkneaded,thenthequietwaitingasthedoughrises.Hotfromtheoven,the

5breadtastesmorethanthesumofitsingredients.Thereissomethingelsethere,perhapsthethoughtsofthebakerasherhandskneadthedough,orherpatienceasshewaitsforthedoughtorise.Unseenandunmeasured,thisistheingredientthatmakesthedifference.Warm,freshfromtheovenwithalittlebutter,thedifferenceyoutasteisfriendship.Finally,morethantheothersenses,friendshipisanexperienceoftheheart.25-alanguagewithoutwords,vowels,orconsonants;alanguagethat,whetherseen,felt,heard,ortasted,isunderstoodbytheheart.Ukeairfillsthelungs,friendshipfilstheheart,allowingustoexperiencethebestlifehastooffer:afriend.A.Friendhasasmell.B.Itisthelanguageoftheheart.C.Ittasteslikehomemadebread.D.Theonlywaytounderstandfriendshipisthroughexperience.E.Friendcanbeseen.F.Itisapatonthebackfromateammate.G.Friendshipcanbeheard.SectionBDirections:Inthissection,thereisapassagewithtenblanks.Youarerequiredtoselectonewordforeachblankfromalistofchoicesgiveninawordblankfollowingthepassage.Readthepassagethroughcarefullybeforemakingyourchoices.PleasemarkthecorrespondingletterforeachitemonAnswerSheet1.Youmaynotuseanyofthewordsinthebankmorethanonce.(1‘*10=10marks)ItwasasunnySaturdayafternooninOklahomaCity.BobbyLewiswastakinghistwolittleboysto26golf.Hewalkeduptothefellowattheticketcounter,heasked,“How27isittogetin?”Theyoungmanreplied,"'Threedollarsforyouandthreedollars28anykidwhoisolderthansix.Wewilllettheminfree29theyaresixoryounger.Howoldarethey?”Bobbyreplied,Z/Thelawyer'sthreeandthedoctorisseven,soIguessIhave30paysixdollars/Themanattheticketcounter31,“Hey,Mister,didyoujustwinthelotteryorsomething?Youcouldhavesavedyourselfthreebucks.Youcouldhavetoldmethattheolderonewassix;Iwouldn'thaveknownthe32.஻Bobbyreplied,/zYes,thatmaybetrue,butthekidswouldhaveknownthedifference/33RalphWaldoEmersonsaid,“WhoyouarespeakssoloudlyIcan'thearwhatyou'resaying/Inchallengingtimeswhenethicsaremoreimportant34everbefore,makesureyousetagood35foreveryoneyouworkandlivewith.A.handleB.thoughC.differenceD.forE.AsF.toG.thanH.playI.saidJ.spreadsK.exampleL.whichM.DuetoN.if0.muchPartIIIntegratedTesting(30marks,30minutes)SectionAClozeDirections:Thereare20blanksinthefollowingpassage.ForeachblanktherearefourchoicesmarkedAB,CandD.YoushouldchoosetheONEthatbestfitsintothepassage.ThenblackenzthecorrespondingletteronAnswerSheet.(T*20=20marks)Icollectedmytwo-year-oldgrandsonMaxfromkindergardentotakehimtohospitalto

6visithismotherandnewbabybrother.36buckinghimintohiscarseat,Ishutthereardoorandwentroundtothedriver'sdoortocollectthe37,onlytofindthatitwaslocked.38IrealizedthatthecentrallockingmeanttherewasnowayIcould39thecar.Thetemperaturewas40࠷andmymobilephonewaslockedinthecar40Icouldn'tcallforhelp.Panicked,Ilookedaroundforsomehelpandsawayoungmanstandingbyhislargetruck.Seeingmyagitating,hecameoverand41totrytoopenthedoor.Hewas42inhisattemptsbutfailed.Myherowentbacktohistruckandusedhisphonetocallforhelp.43mygrowinganxiety,Iforcedmyselftotalk44toMax,explainingthesituation.Hewassogood,45withtoys,buthewasgettingdistressed.Sweatrolleddownhisface,armandlegs,buthewascalmand46.Itoldhimthatsomeonewascomingto47him.Eventuallyautomobileassociationofficers48andbegantoworkonthetwofrontdoors.49washavinganysuccess.Anxietylevels50.Theofficersthenworkedtogetheronthedriver'sdoor,pushingitopen,51thenreleasedtheotherdoors.IliftMax52thecar.Itwasonlywhentheofficerpouredbottlesofwateroverthetwoofustocoolhimdownthathebeganto53.Ithankedtheyoungmanforhiskindnessbutherefused54totellmehisname.Ihopedheknewhowmuchhiskindnessand55meanttomethatday.36.A.WhenB.AfterC.SinceD.Because37.A.keysB.giftsC.materialsD.bags38.A.GraduallyB.ConsequentlyC.ImmediatelyD.Probably39.A.holdontoB.getintoC.peekintoD.turnon40.A.butB.forC.soD.or41.A.askedB.demandedC.decidedD.offered42.A.tirelessB.painfulC.rudeD.violent43.A.ForB.ToC.DespiteD.On44.A.formallyB.calmingC.desperatelyD.nervously45.A.playingB.dealingC.fightingD.helping46.A.thinkingB.trustingC.angryD.flexible47.A.scoldB.answerC.observeD.rescue48.A.brokeinB.movedinC.stoodupD.turnedup49.A.NeitherB.ItC.EitherD.decline50.A.improvedB.droppedC.roseD.declined51.A.whenB.whichC.whereD.who52.A.exceptforB.regardlessofC.backfromD.thanksto53.A.cryB.runC.doubtD.shake54.A.thusB.yetC.evenD.still55.A.supportB.problemC.promiseD.abilityr⌱(⚪)ᑖ+,-⚗/ᵨ<⁐>?Ḅ@>ᡈBCᑏᙠ⚪$%1\]ᙠᔁ%஺SectionBShortAnswerQuestions

7Directions:Inthispartthereisashortpassagefollowedbyfivequestionsorincompletestatements.Readthepassagecarefully.Thenanswerthequestionsorcompletethestatementswithnomorethan10words.PleasewriteyouranswersonAnswerSheetl.(2,*5=10marks)Imaginegoingtoyourdoctorwithacomplaintoffrequentheadaches.Yourdoctortakesaprescriptionandwritesawordonit.Thewordisn't"aspirin",it's“Mozart".Theideaisnotsofar-fetched.InChina,insteadofpills,doctorsoftenrecommendmusicalalbumswithnameslikeinsomniaorHeart,LiverandLungs,andChinesepeople"take"thesemusicalpiecesasprescriptions.Infact,inChinamusicisprescribedasoftenasherbalmedicinetohelppeoplewithcommon,everydayproblemsortostrengthenorgansliketheliverorthekidneys.Othercountriesusemusicforhealingaswell.InJapan,Mendelssohn's“SpringSong"isoftenusedtotreatheadaches.AndhospitalsinIndiausedifferentkindsofmusictotreatmentalillness.Usingmusicastherapyisnotnew.Itdatesbacktothebeginningofcivilization,whenpeoplegottogethertoplaymusicobprimitivedrumsandrattles.Musicplaysapartineveryritualandimportantlifeevent,fromweddingsandfuneralstocropplantingandharvestingtomarchingpeopleintobattle.Thereisevenevidencethatmusicwasourfirstlanguage.Scientistsfoundthat2/3Ofthetinyhairsinsideshumanearsrespondonlytothehigherfrequencyofmusic,whichshowsthatpeopleprobablysangbeforethattalked.Manykindsofmusiccanstirtheimaginationandproducestrongfeeling.Forsomepeople,romanticcomposerssuchasChopinandTchaikovskyenhancefeelingsofloveandcompassion.Religiousandspiritualmusiccanhelpsomepeoplefeelpeaceorlessentheirpain.Butonemusicianseemstohaveauniqueabilitytohealthehumanbody—Mozart.ScientistshavefoundMozart'smusictoberemarkableinitsabilitytocalmitslisteners.Itcanalsoincreasetheirperception,andhelpthemexpressthemselvesmoreclearly.56.InChina,doctorsoftengivepatientsmusicandtohelppeopledealwiththeirproblems.57.WhatisprobableprofessionofMendelssohn,ChopinandTchaikovsky?58.Manykindsofmusiccanproduce.59.WhyisMozart'smusicespeciallyeffectivetohealthehumanbody?60.Themainideaofthispassageistodiscuss.PartIIITranslation(30marks,30minutes)SectionAFromChinesetoEnglishDirections:CompletethesentencesbytranslatingintoChinesetoEnglishgiveninthebrackets.PleasewriteyourtranslationonAnswerSheet.(3?*5=15marks)61.OnlywhenIstartedworkinginaninternationaltrade,didIrealize.(stuv᜜ᨵxyz⌕)62.(|ᑭ~)1thiscorporationranksfirstin2012.63.Theactivistsaythatnobodycan(ᒑᦟḄᩗᑭ).

864.Thefactthathechangedtheidea(ᦟᣴ)஺65.MarywasbornandbroughtupinAmerican,butshespeaksChineseveryfluently(|ḄḄ).SectionBFromEnglishtoChineseDirections:TranslateintoChinesetheunderlinedsentencesinthefollowingpassage.WriteyourtranslationonAnswerSheet.(3'*5=15marks)(66)Thereisnothingnewaboutpeoplecuttingdowntrees.Inancienttimes,Greece,Italy,andGreatBritainwerecoveredwithforests.Overthecenturiesthoseforestsweregraduallycutback,untilnowalmostnothingisleft.Today,treesarebeingcutdownmorerapidly.Amajorcauseofpresentdestructionistheworldwidedemandforwood.(67)Inindustrialcountries,peopleareusingmoreandmorewoodforpaper,furnitureandhouses.Thereisnotenoughwoodinthesecountries,thereforetheyhavebeguntakingwoodfromtheforestofAsia,Africaandothercountries.Woodisalsoingreatdemandindevelopingcountries.(68)Inmcnvareு1peopledependonwoodtocooktheirfood.Asthepopulationgrows,theneedforwoodgrows.Butwhentoomanytreesarecutdown,forestsaredestroyed.Inreality,thereisusuallynochancetogrowback.Inthisway,manymillionsofacresofforestsaredestroyedeveryyear.(69)Thedestructionofforestsaffectsfirstthepeoplewhousedtolivethere.Italsohasothereffectsfarway.Forexample,treeshelptoabsorbheavyrains.Whenthetreesarecutdown,therainpoursallatonceintotheriver.(70)Butfinally,thelossofforestsmayhaveaneffectocthnclimateofourplanet.Togetherwithincreasingpollution,itcouldcausetemperaturetorise,andtheclimatewillchangearoundtheworld.Noonewouldknowexactlywhateffectstheworldhaveonourlife.Formanypeopletheeffectswouldprobablybedestructive.66.Thereisnothingnewaboutpeoplecuttingdowntrees.67.Inindustrialcountries,peopleareusingmoreandmorewoodforpaper;furnitureandhouses.68.Inmanyarea,peopledependonwoodtocooktheirfood.69.Thedestructionofforestsaffectsfirstthepeoplewhousedtolivethere.70.Butfinally,thelossofforestsmayhaveaneffectontheclimateofourplanet.PartIVWriting(30marks,30minutes)

9Directions:Forthispart,youareallowed30minutestowriteacompositionWhydidIstopDrivingtheCar?Youshouldwriteabout120wordsfollowingtheChineseoutlinegivenbelow.PleasewriteyouranswersonAnswerSheet.1.ᩭxḄ¡¢2.ᡃ¤\Y¥1ᐸ¦§……3.©ªᡈὅ¬

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