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假定你是李华，你的美国笔友Lynn所在的学校将举办“多元文化节”(Multicultural Festival)，她计划设计一个小册子，介绍一项中国文化遗产(cultural heritage)，现向你征求建议。
请写一封邮件，内容包括：
1.推荐一项文化遗产；
2.提供册子设计建议。
注意：
1.写作词数应为100个左右；
2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
Dear Lynn,
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Yours,

Li Hua

这张照片使我们想起了救助伤者的士兵们。(remind;定语从句) (汉译英)

很多措施正在进行中以保护濒危野生动植物。(现在进行时的被动语态) (汉译英)

他们期待参加这次志愿者活动，在活动中他们可以帮助无家可归的人。(look forward to;定语从句) (汉译英)

他发现学习中国书法是一个巨大的挑战，但他并不灰心。(find+宾语+宾语补足语;calligraphy) (汉译英)

尽管失败了，他积极的态度给我们留下了深刻的印象。(despite) (汉译英)

阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。

Chinese wine culture has a long and rich history, dating back thousands of years. One of the most famous traditional Chinese 1． (wine) is Baijiu, which is made from grains such as rice and wheat. People often drink it during important celebrations. Another popular type of Chinese wine is Huangjiu, also 2． (know) as yellow wine. Huangjiu is a fermented (发酵的) rice wine and has a 3． (soft) taste compared to Baijiu. It is 4． (common) used in cooking and is a popular ingredient in traditional Chinese dishes. Huangjiu is also enjoyed 5． a drink, with different varieties and flavors available across different areas of China.

In Chinese culture, wine is often associated with toasting (祝酒), 6． is an important gesture in Chinese wine culture and helps to create a warm and 7． (harmony) atmosphere. Furthermore, wine is often used in traditional Chinese medicine. Certain types of wine 8． (believe) to have health benefits and are used for medicinal purposes. In recent years, imported wines, particularly red wine, 9． (gain) popularity among Chinese. Wine appreciation and wine-tasting events have become increasingly common,10． (provide) opportunities for both locals and foreigners to learn and experience different wine cultures.

Many people dream of the moment when they will walk across their college graduation stage to accept the diploma (毕业证书), which they’ve worked so hard for. And in Alfonso Gonzales’ case, that moment was extra ________. Although at the age of 96, Gonzales ________, not walked, across the stage, the moment was still everything he ________.As the entire crowd of staff, students and teachers erupted into ________, Gonzales raised his hand in ________ with a childlike smile that lit up the entire room.

It took Gonzales six ________ to complete the degree he started out to finish. Actually he first started towards his ________ as a zoology student in 1947. Later, however, ________ became the center of attention and he began working with his brothers, so he never made time to actually attend his school’s ________ ceremony. Years later, when his niece tried to pick up the diploma for him, the family was ________ to learn that he was actually one credit short of graduation! The school, in response (作为回应), ________ a one-credit course just for Gonzales so he could ________ his degree. “I did this for my family,” Gonzales said onstage at the graduation ceremony. “I did this to ________ them to hold on to their dreams.”

Gonzales earned his college degree from USC in 2007, making him the school’s ________ graduate. And after all that hard work, the new college graduate in the wheelchair had only one big ________ after the ceremony: “I’m going to take a rest” he joked, “and I would like to say that’s a well-deserved rest.”

1．

A．special

B．awkward

C．interesting

D．confusing

2．

A．slid

B．wheeled

C．jogged

D．jumped

3．

A．stood for

B．answered for

C．hoped for

D．looked for

4．

A．laughter

B．tears

C．speech

D．cheers

5．

A．victory

B．sight

C．advance

D．place

6．

A．years

B．decades

C．times

D．months

7．

A．course

B．duty

C．degree

D．role

8．

A．living

B．safety

C．health

D．education

9．

A．opening

B．signing

C．graduation

D．awards

10．

A．pleased

B．nervous

C．angry

D．surprised

11．

A．took

B．created

C．taught

D．improved

12．

A．finish

B．keep

C．save

D．present

13．

A．prepare

B．inspire

C．invite

D．force

14．

A．best

B．latest

C．hardest

D．oldest

15．

A．plan

B．regret

C．gift

D．semester

Team building activities can make a great difference when it comes to job satisfaction and organizational success. 1．The following tips will make your teamwork together more effectively.

Set the team’s goal

Studies have shown that teams s work better when each member is aware of the goal. Before the team sets up, have a meeting to create a list of the goals that can help reach the end goal.2．As a result, they will feel more involved, as they’ve been part of the whole process.

Solve problems immediately

Effective teambuilding requires an environment where problems are quickly dealt with. It’s wise to send a management team for solving problems. Furthermore, according to one social experiment, a “bad apple” can ruin a whole team. So it might be important to ensure one team member isn’t ruining the effort.3．Unfortunately, letting the person drop out of the team can be the only choice in certain cases.

4．

It’s useful to get the team from everyday surroundings and into somewhere unexpected. This can improve creativity, but also help build a closer relationship within the team. You could hold team meetings at a cafe, at the company lawn, or even at museums or amusement parks.

Bring humour to team work

The saying “Laughter is the best t medicine” definitely holds true in team building. Humor is a great way to relax team members. Bring humor to teamwork through fun cartoons, little jokes and even series of fun video clips.5．Too much humor can a take the focus away from the real work.

A．Get outside of the office.

B．Have teams take a break.

C．But you should find a balance.

D．What’s the solution if this is the case?

E．You should stress the positive steps the team has taken.

F．This will lead members to focus in a specific direction to get the expected results.

G．But even with the best intentions, it’s not enough to just bring a group of people together.

I am an anxious traveller. I arrive at airports and train stations extra early. I double-check all of my documents, feel butterflies in my stomach until I’ve arrived where I’m going. Non-anxious people laugh at me for being nervous. I used to feel bad about it, seeing it as unreasonable, weak. Not anymore now. I’ve learned to respect my anxiety.

Recently, I was driving along a country road at the start of a long trip that would mainly be on a large highway. I began feeling that something could go wrong. What if I run out of petrol? I worried, even though I still had plenty. So when I saw a petrol station just before the entrance to the highway, I decided to fill up. Just in case. And that’s when I discovered that one of my front tyres was badly deflated (漏气的). If I’d taken no notice of my anxiety, the tyre would have blown on the highway. My planning ahead, even though it wasn’t necessary, saved me from a possible disaster.

A growing number of psychologists are getting the message out that anxiety and other negative feelings have a role to pay in our lives. Psychologist Dennis-Tiwary thinks our culture goes to extremes in demonizing (妖魔化) difficult emotions. She knows what it’s like to be trapped by anxiety. “I remember a period at work when there was a lot going on,” she says. Worries kept waking her up at 4 a.m. and it kept her from fang back to much-needed sleep.

Instead of trying to stop this unpleasant feeling, however, Dennis-Tiwary leaned into it. “If you sit with the anxiety, you have an opportunity to learn from it,” she says. “I usually write down two or three things I could do to solve it” The next day, she always s felt calmer.

But how do we manage anxiety before it takes control of us? According to Dennis-Tiwary, solutions include meditation (冥想), exercise, volunteering, and close contact with nature.

1．By sharing his experience of driving on a country road, the author wants to ________.

A．show that anxiety could benefit us

B．argue that being nervous is unreasonable

C．warn us of the possible danger of driving on highway

D．inform us of the importance of making full preparations

2．What does the underlined words “lean into it” mean in paragraph 4?

A．Pay no attention to it.	B．Share it with others.
C．Depend on it.	D．Face it positively.

3．What is the function of the last paragraph?

A．To provide an example.

B．To offer solutions.

C．To support an argument.

D．To give background information.

4．What is a suitable title for the text?

A．The Upside of Anxiety

B．Learn to Cope with Anxiety

C．My Struggle with Negative Feelings

D．Misunderstandings about Difficult Emotions