A.naturalB.usefulC.amazingD.surprised

A.will he come; arrivesB.he will come; arrives

C.he will come; will arriveD.he comes; will arrive

A.sent; doesB.sends; doesC.was going to send; doD.sent; do

要點：

1、個人信息（including your age, your appearance and personality）；

2、你的優(yōu)勢（including your ability, hobby and relevant （相關(guān)的） experience, etc.）； 要求：

1、注意正式書信的格式。

2、恰當?shù)拈_頭和結(jié)尾。

3、文筆流暢，過渡自然，用詞得當。

4、詞數(shù) 100—120 字。

參考詞匯： Sichuan Science and Technology Museum 四川省科技館 docent 講解員

Nowadays, it’s of great importance to reduce, reuse and recycle, especially in the clothing industry. Every year, about 80 billion items of clothing are made around the world. That’s enough to fill over a million football stadium. It takes about 800 litres of water to make one pair of jeans. With the water, you can take a shower for 285 times. No wonder the fashion industry is the second largest water polluter in the world. Actually, 95% of thrown-away clothing can be recycled to make something new.

As a new industry, clothing rental is popular among those who want to protect the environment. But is renting clothes more environmentally-friendly than buying them? In an article for Elle, Elizabeth Cline writes that it’s not as sustainable（可持續(xù)的） as it seems.

Taking shipping, for example, which has to go two ways if an item is rented—receiving and returning. Cline writes, “An item ordered online and then returned can send out 20 kilos of carbon （碳） each way, and increases up to 50 kilos for rush shipping. However, a pair of jeans bought in a store and washed and worn at home can send out 33.4 kilos according to a study done by Levi’s.”

Then there’s the burden(負擔(dān)) of washing, which happens to every item when it’s returned. For most rental services, this usually means dry-cleaning, a polluting process. The stain removers （去污劑） used for washing can produce harmful waste and air pollution.

Lastly, Cline fears rental services will increase our liking for fast fashion, because it’s so easy to get clothes. There’s something called “share-washing” that makes people think of wasting not a big deal.

Renting clothes is still preferable to buying them and throwing them away after a few years. However, there’s an even better step—wearing what we’ve already had.

In films, spies (間諜) are lucky people. They are smart and adventurous. But a real spy’s life is not that exciting. They must live a life of lies. Their work is dangerous and they may have to pay for it with their lives.【1】

Why does someone want to be a spy? Some do it for their country. Some for money. Some just love it.

【2】He lived during the American Revolution (革命). He and his people fought the British army.

In 1774, Hale joined the American army. Before that, he was a schoolteacher. Two years later, he chose to be a spy.【3】

He went to the city where the British army was staying. He told them that he was a schoolteacher and wanted to find a new job. He tried to get information for the American army.

Hale finally got something important and decided to go back. He hid some papers in his boots (靴子). He went to the riverbank and waited for a boat to pick him up.

【4】He told his secret to somebody else. But that person sold him out to the British army. British soldiers caught Hale at the riverbank and found the papers in his boots.

【5】His final words were: “I only regret I have but one life to lose for my country.”

A.But as a young spy, Hale didn’t have enough experience.

B.Nathan Hale became a spy for the first reason.

C.American spy Nathan Hale (1755—1776) was one of these people.

D.Luckily, he ran away with someone’s help and managed to finish the task.

E.He had to get information from the British army.

F.Hale died on Sept 22, 1776, at the age of 21.

full, death, expect, harm, help, important, invite, method, nature, require, shake, take

You know cicadas(蟬)? Have you ever caught a cicada in the hot summer day? In fact, they are a【1】 part of summer, singing loudly and proudly. They are harmless to humans, but to trees, they are【2】 visitors. “To some tress, like cherry trees, cicadas can have a【3】 influence,” said Ruan Wnagzhou, chief of the Hangzhou Greening Management Station, which is in control of the gardens and greenery throughout Zhejiang’s provincial capital.

Take cherry trees, for example. Each July and August, the juice in their buds(花蕾) make them the favorite food and egg—laying places for cicadas. The insects’ laying eggs in the buds can even cause the trees 【4】

To solve the problem, the station sent out a(n) 【5】in Hangzhou last August everyone was welcome to catch cicadas in the park. Over 50 people showed up, far more than the expected number of 20. The station also invited Jin Sucui, a 62—year—old expert from Lishui, Zhejiang, to teach them how to catch cicadas.

“Catching cicadas is actually quite simple as long as you 【6】understand the instructions,” Jin said. “All you 【7】 is a long stick, a piece of sticky 黏性的 paper and a bag to hold the cicadas. Keep your cool, avoid【8】 your hands and focus your eyes on the sticky paper, ” In just two hours, Jin caught hundreds of cicadas Ruan said he hoped that the activity could 【9】 part in by more and more people. “Parents can bring their children along to catch cicadas during summer as a way to get in touch with Mother Nature, and let them realize the 【10】of having a balanced ecosystem,” he said.

A: Online teaching has become a hit recently.

B: So it【1】 . It is all because COVID—19 has 【2】students to stay at home. I’ve been having online classes for three weeks.

A: Me, too! What do you think of it?

B: Well, to start with, I enjoyed its great【3】. I didn’t need to rush to school in the morning, and I didn’t need to carry my heavy school bag…But now, I’ve lost interest in it.

A: Why? For me, it’s great. Face-to-face communication with the teacher requires much 【4】and that always makes me nervous. Taking online classes solves my problem.

B: Aha, it does offer a lot of advantages to shy girls like you. But it doesn’t work for me anymore.I’m 【5】of sitting in front of a computer alone.

A: I see. But I hear some teachers use creative ways to teach. They are like network anchors （網(wǎng)絡(luò)直播）.They even give out red packets on Wechat in order to spot check （抽查） students’ homework.

B: That sounds like fun. Actually online course companies are actually sparing no【6】 in meeting different needs of the teachers and students. But it still causes trouble.

A: Can you 【7】?

B: Well, most teachers don’t have much 【8】 . They have to learn different skills about online teaching from the beginning and it takes much time. Besides, they must try hard to catch students’ attention all the time【9】 seeing their faces.

A: It seems to be true. What about students?

B: Online teaching is only provided on mobile phones, ipads or other electronic devices. Spending too much time does great 【10】to students’ eyesight.

A: You do have a point! Hope everything can go back to normal soon.

【1】I stayed up late last night, so I o ________this morning and missed my first online class.

【2】Mike shook his head in d ________at the news of Kobe’s death.

【3】Anyone who had a fever would be s________ from others during the epidemic （疫情）situation of COVID—19.

【4】He used to be a w ________man, but he has given away nearly all his money over the years.

【5】The outbreak of novel coronavirus was r ________for the cancellation of most public activities in many countries.

【1】Match passages (A)—(F) with the two topics: ①Mental health; ②Physical health. Which is right?

A.①—(D)(E)(F); ②—(A)(B)(C)

B.①—(B)(C); ②—(A)(D)(E)(F)

C.①—(B)(C)(D); ②—(A)(E)(F)

【2】Why does the editor present readers Passage (A)?

A.To explain why Chinese children have poor eyesight.

B.To call on children to watch less TV to protect their eyes.

C.To show how serious Chinese children’s eyesight problems are.

【3】Which question was asked in the survey in Passage(E)?

A.What do you eat for breakfast?

B.How often do you eat breakfast?

C.Do you have a good breakfast every day?

【4】Which of the following cannot help improve your mental health?

A.Writing down the good things you did for others.

B.Giving away your old clothes to people in need.

C.Offering to help in an old people's home.

【5】What can we learn from the six passages?

A.Half of the middle school students in China are nearsighted

B.It's difficult for a person to give without expecting anything.

C.Children’s fatness is mainly caused by having no time to exercise.