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In 60 to 120 words, write about the topic “It is very important to...”.（以“……很重要”為題，寫一篇60-120個詞的短文，標點符號不占格。）

作文一名中學生，你的生活一定很忙碌。目前，你覺得什么對你來說很重要？請結合自己的經歷談談你的想法，并說明理由。

（注意：短文中不得出現(xiàn)考生真實的姓名、校名及其他相關信息，否則不予評分）

There are a number of conditions that can make it _______ for teenagers to get the rest they need. During the teenage years, the body's biological clock(生物鐘) tells them to fall asleep later at night and wake up later in the morning.

But the body clock isn't the _______ reason teens lose sleep. Lots of people have insomnia(失眠癥). All kinds of things can lead to insomnia such as illness, moods and sleeping environment. The most common _______ is stress. “On the notice board the teacher puts everyone's grades up, from first to last,” said Zeng Lei, 16, Hubei. “I'm so worried about my grades that I can't sleep.”

Some teens find they wake up during the night, because they don't have enough iron in their body. Their legs or arms _______ during the sleep making it hard to sleep. Others have nightmares(夢魘) so often they can't get the rest they need.

To enjoy good sleep, doctors say that a teenager needs a healthy lifestyle. That means _______ regular hours and not watching too much TV, using computer too often, or reading too much in bed. They should also try not to drink coffee or tea, eat heavy meals or exercise before bed, _______ these can keep them awake.

It's good idea for a person who keeps having trouble with sleep to see a doctor. “You need to listen to what doctors say,” said Dr Yuan Yonggui of the School of Medicine at Southeast University. He warns against taking medicine if it's not from the doctor.

【1】A.unusualB.tiringC.difficultD.impossible

【2】A.bestB.biggestC.onlyD.last

【3】A.causeB.illnessC.situationD.sense

【4】A.restB.growC.increaseD.move

【5】A.keepingB.takingC.choosingD.making

【6】A.whenB.sinceC.althoughD.if

【1】My cousin is six ______ tall, with blonde hair.（foot）

【2】Our new class teacher is a kind and handsome man of average ______（high）

【3】We need to finish the project as ______ as possible.（quick）

【4】Although my grandpa is an elderly man of over eighty, he still looks ______.（health）

【5】The new pair of glasses ______ me to see the words on the blackboard clearly.（able）

【6】Frank had interviewed five ______ before he wrote a report on their lives.（fish）

【7】The ______ breakfast in this area includes bread, milk and eggs.（tradition）

【8】The noise in the dark made me ______.（fright）

Going camping is the best fun in the world if we know how to do it. Every healthy boy and girl, if possible, should enjoy living outdoors for a week or two like an Indian every year.

A part of four boys makes a good number for a camping trip. They will probably agree better than two or three. They can do much of the camp work in pairs. No one need to be left alone to look after the camp while others go fishing or hunting or to some nearby town for food and drinks.

It is always better to take along someone who has “camped out” before. If he cannot be found, then make your plans, decide what you will do and how you will do it, take a few cooking lessons from your mother or someone else.

First choose a leader, not because he is any more important than the rest but because if someone goes ahead and gives directions, the life in camp will run much more easily and everyone will have a better time.

If it is your first experience in camping, you had better go somewhere near home. The best place is one that can be reached by car. If we have to carry our suppliers on our backs or in a canoe, the amount we can take will be much less.

After you have had some experience near home you can safely try the other way. Where you go is of little importance. Near every large city there is some lake or river where you can find a good camping site. Campers always have more fun if they are near some water, but if such a place is not easily found where you live, go into the forest. Try to get away from towns or villages.The wider place is, the better.

【1】Is it a good idea for children to go camping for a week or two every year?

__________________________________________________________________________.

【2】How many boys makes a good number for a camping trip?

__________________________________________________________________________.

【3】Who can you learn from before you go camping?

__________________________________________________________________________.

【4】What does a leader usually do for the life in camp?

__________________________________________________________________________.

【5】Where should you go if it is your first time to go camping?

__________________________________________________________________________.

【6】Where will you go camping, near a river or in the forest? Give your reasons(at least two).

__________________________________________________________________________.

【1】My father hung the picture of our family on the wall of the living room.（改為否定句）

My father ______ ______ the picture of our family on the wall of the living room.

【2】The man downstairs couldn't sleep because the man upstairs made much noise.（對劃線部分提問）

______ ______ the man downstairs sleep?

【3】We went into the library quietly so as not to disturb anyone else.（保持句意基本不變）

We went into the library quietly ______ ______ we didn't disturb anyone else.

【4】Few young people know cormorant fishing now.（改為反意疑問句）

Few young people know cormorant fishing now, ______ ______?

【5】Why don't you start early so that you don't have to hurry?（保持句意基本不變）

Why don't you ______ ______ early so that you don't have to hurry?

【6】They didn't receive the message from the headmaster.（改為被動語態(tài)）

The message ______ ______ by them from the headmaster.

【7】in the world, there, no, will be, more cormorant fishermen, perhaps（連詞成句）

__________________________________________________________________________________

—________ Please come again any time you like.

A.You are welcome.B.That's right.C.It's my pleasure.D.I am glad you like it.

Uber and Airbnb are two of the new "person-to-person" businesses. They use the Internet to match people who want a service with someone who can give that service. You don’t use a professional taxi service, Uber __________ with a person with a car in your area now- instead of a

professional taxi service. Airbnb lets you stay in someone’s home.

But it’s not all good. The owners of Uber and Airbnb are now billionaires; the people who provide the service don’t earn much. It’s not __________ sharing. The market value of Uber is now $69.5 billion.

Uber does not follow local laws strictly. It says it is a “platform” to match drivers with passengers, but the rules are not clear so it does not have to be reponsible. It can change prices when there is more or less __________. In 2015 there were more than 50 cases again Uber in the USA and many countries have said it broke rules. Spain, Thailand and France have stopped Uber- they say it is “dangerous”.

Airbnb is part of the growing sharing economy and a business model run by network technologies. It was started in 2008 and located in San Francisco, California. Every day some people list their homes, while others discover and __________ houses around the world through Airbnb. At the same time, Airbnb helps to build up __________ and friendship between strangers.

Airbnb makes __________ guest houses go out of business, not big, rich hotels. It says that many of its hosts are “artistic” and not rich. But we know from research that a lot of the Airbnb hosts are now rich people who owns more than one house.

【1】A.givesB.connectsC.pleasesD.agrees

【2】A.reallyB.hardlyC.usuallyD.quickly

【3】A.moneyB.timeC.needD.space

【4】A.buildB.cleanC.designD.book

【5】A.interestB.trustC.distanceD.respect

【6】A.strongB.safeC.smallD.special

If we live a natural, open-air life, we shall have little need of doctors or medicine. Many of our grandmother’s ideas on how to keep well have c【1】 in recent years. Better habits of life has almost taken the place of the medicine.

It was believed that night air was largely r【2】 for fevers and colds. Doctors now say that one of the surest way to keep well is to live and sleep in the open air. I have slept in the open air for some time in winter at the temperature of six degrees b【3】 zero. Of course it is foolish for anyone to sleep in rain or snow. The whole idea of open-air sleeping is to b【4】 fresh air instead of the air full of dust and germs(病菌). If we become outdoor sleepers, coughs and colds will be almost unknown.

One can almost tell a man who sleeps in the open by looking at him. His eye is clear and his cheek rosy. There is no surer way to become well and strong than to get used to this habit. Then you can laugh at the doctor and t【5】 the medicine bottles away. I know that many parents will not agree with me, and they will feel that to advise a boy to sleep in the open when the weather is extremely cold is like inviting them to his death. It is a fact that everyone would be h【6】 and happier if they follow this idea.

Some doctors have already agreed on this method of sleeping for sick people. In some h【7】 even babies are given open-air treatment(治療). I have been free from any sign of coughs or colds. In the past two years, I have been an outdoor sleeper. Snow sometimes covered the foot of the bed and cold winds blew about my head.

Ken hopped off the bus. He was carrying his math homework in one hand and the saxophone that his mother had asked him to bring home in the other. He wasn’t sure what he 【1】 more, the homework or his mother’s special “assignment.”

Ken loved 【2】 the saxophone in the school band. The songs came so 【3】 to him that he didn’t have to practise outside of the school studio. But now his mother wanted him to play some old jazz songs from the 1940s, and he wasn’t interested 【4】. The songs sounded nothing like the popular songs that he listened to on the radio.

Marcus climbed off the bus, with his “Secret” notebook. He was Ken’s elder brother and a good student. He always put a lot of effort into his work and always 【5】 his assignment on time, sometimes even early.

His notebook held all of the song lyrics and 【6】 that he had written. Very few people had ever seen them, and no one had heard them, except for Marcus himself. Unlike his brother, he liked music that was 【7】 and meaningful. He was too shy to sing, but he could hear how the songs would sound 【8】. He has taken piano lessons since first grade, so he knew how to write out the music notes, too.