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吳玉婷　陳光偉　楊開(kāi)云

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（一）

I was participating in the First-Year Outdoors Program. I had never done any serious hiking（徒步旅行） before， had never gone more than two days 1 a shower and had never even gone camping before. I wasnt sure what 2 （expect） from the trip.

I felt like I had finally understood 3 this trip was all about when we reached the peak（山峰） of a mountain after climbing up steep 4 （block）of stone. I would never have dreamed of climbing them in the past. I had never seen a view like it before： trees 5 （cover）mountains， clouds casting shadows on mountains. As I sat down on top of this mountain， I felt a strange sense of 6 （lonely）that accompanied my awareness of how high we were 7 how far we were from everyone below us. There 8 （be）so much I hadnt known in my life down below. For the last eighteen years， I had never slept under the stars， hiked in the rain， or slid down 9 rock. But here， with no showers， soap， or technology to distract（使分心）me， I had developed an appreciation for nature and was 10 （amaze）to discover a type of beauty I hadnt known existed.

（華南師范大學(xué)附屬中學(xué) 吳玉婷）

（二）

A beggar who had been blind was very devoted， and used to worship（拜） to God 1 （regular）. He would empty all the 2 （coin） he received through begging and offered them to the church. God noticed his devotion， and， 3 （wish） to encourage him， said that he would grant （實(shí)現(xiàn)） one single wish the beggar may have.

The beggar was 4 （delight）to hear such a wonderful message. He immediately thought about 5 particular gift he should need. But the more he thought， the more confused he became 6 there were so many things he felt he needed — sight， wealth， long life， a wife， children， and so on.

But he was so clever 7 after serious thinking， he felt he should ask for all the things he missed in life. He then went to the church and 8 （pray） to God，“Well， my wish is simple. Before I die， I may see my sons grandson living in 9 six-storied house， drinking milk and honey and eating fragrant rice out of a golden bowl.”

In this way the clever beggar had really asked 10 sight， family， wealth， a palace， longevity（長(zhǎng)壽） and happiness， and his wish was granted.

（廣東實(shí)驗(yàn)中學(xué) 陳光偉）

（三）

When a terrible fire broke out in a Port Richmond， Philadelphia home， the owners brave dog knew 1 （exact） what to do and sprang into action.

Around 4∶30am on Sunday， Andrea Bulats dog started barking， 2 （try）to alert（提醒） neighbors of the fire.

3 most neighbors knew Bulats dog to be very protective of her， they thought 4 was strange that the dog should be barking that early.

Once neighbors looked outside their windows， they saw flames.“The whole first floor was on fire，”says Daly. When 5 （firefighter）arrived， they found the dog lying on top of Bulat， who was 6 （conscious）.

“The dog stayed on her chest the whole time， 7 prevented her from 8 （burn）totally，”said another neighbor， Adele. Bulat was then rushed to Temple University Hospital， and Che 9 （take）to an animal hospital in Langhorne.

Bulat is currently 10 critical condition with burns over 50 percent of her body and Che is being treated for smoke inhalation（吸入）. But， if it werent for her heroic dog， its unlikely that Bulat would have survived.“I think because of the dog being there， that really saved her，”said Adele.

（廣東省茂名市電白高級(jí)中學(xué) 楊開(kāi)云）

（四）

One Connecticut woman loved her dog so much that she was willing to give him up when she realized she couldnt give him the care that he needed and the life that he deserved.

Early one morning， 1 staff member from the Litchfield Hills Veterinary Animal Hospital discovered a dog left abandoned in a cage with a note 2 （attach）. According to the note， the three-year-old dog named Fatty McFat belonged to a homeless woman who made the heartbreaking 3 （decide）to give him up so he could have a 4 （good） life.

“My name is Fatty. My owner loves me very much and I am very 5 （protect） of her， but she 6 （have） a disease and cannot care for me. I know my owner loves me because she is the only one who gave every attempt to save me， love me， and pet me. All she wants is for me to have a chance 7 （treat）with care， dignity and love no matter what the outcome is.”the note explained.

“I couldnt imagine 8 somebody in that situation may feel，”said Harwinton Animal Control Officer Thomas Mitchell， who found Fatty and is 9 （determine） to help Fattys owner so 10 can be reunited.

（廣東省茂名市電白高級(jí)中學(xué) 楊開(kāi)云）

（五）

More than 2000 years ago， the brave and hardworking people of Eurasia explored and opened up several routes of trade and cultural 1 （exchange） that linked the major civilizations of Asia， Europe and Africa， collectively 2 （call） the Silk Road by later generations. For thousands of years， the Silk Road Spirit --“peace and cooperation， openness and inclusiveness（包容性）， mutual（相互的） learning and mutual benefit” -- 3 （pass） from generation to generation. In the 21st century， a new period marked by 4 theme of peace， development， cooperation and mutual benefit. It is more important for us to carry 5 the Silk Road Spirit in face of the weak 6 （recover） of the global economy， and complex international situations.

When Chinese President Xi Jinping 7 （visit） Central Asia in September 2013， he raised the idea of 8 （build） the Silk Road Economic Belt and the 21st-Century Maritime Silk Road， 9 have attracted close attention from all over the world. The Belt and Road Initiative is a systematic project， whose goal is 10 （meet） the interests of all， and efforts should be made to combine the development strategies of the countries along the Belt and Road.

（貴州省黔東南州民族高級(jí)中學(xué) 尹姍姍）

（六）

A college professor had his sociology class go into the Baltimore slums（巴爾的摩貧民窟） to get case histories of 200 young boys. They 1 （ask） to write an evaluation of each boys future. In every case the students wrote， “He hasnt got a chance.”Twenty-five years later， 2 sociology professor came across the earlier study. He had his students follow up on the project 3 （ see） what had happened to these boys.

With the exception of 20 boys who had moved away 4 died， the students learned 176 of the 5 （remain）180 had achieved more than ordinary success as lawyers， doctors and businessmen.

The professor was astonished and decided to pursue the matter 6 （far）. Fortunately， all men were in the area and he was able to ask each one，“How do you account for your 7 （succeed）？”In each case the reply came with feeling， “There was 8 teacher.”

The teacher was still alive， so he sought her out and asked the old but still alert lady 9 magic ways she had used to pull these boys out of the slums into successful achievement.

The 10 （teacher） eyes shone and her lips broke into a gentle smile.“Its really very simple，”she said.“I loved those boys.”

（廣東省深圳市石巖公學(xué)高中部 肖 燦）

（七）

Yum cha， which means“drink tea”，is a ritual（老規(guī)矩） that goes hand 1 hand with dim sum（點(diǎn)心）. In China， tea 2 （consider） the elixir of life（長(zhǎng)生不老藥）， giving the drinker eternal youth. Theres also a Cantonese manners when taking tea. Its always the duty of the younger one to pour tea for 3 elder. People always say thank you，

4 （especial） in Cantonese. Hitting the table lightly is the polite way to say thank you for having your tea cup 5

（fill）. Bending the fingers symbolizes bowing as a sign of respect. Why is that？The legend（傳說(shuō)） comes from the time of Qianlong， 6 is one of the 7 （great）emperorsin the last dynasty. And he had gone out with his servants 8 （tour） the country in disguise. When he poured tea or gave some food to some of 9 （he）servants， they couldnt bow without revealing his identity. So they 10 （bend） their fingers and hit the table lightly. Thats the legend. So， in modern times， we can see people doing that all the time in Chinese restaurant.

（廣東省茂名市第一中學(xué) 王麗聰）

（八）

The paper， ink， brush， and ink-stone are known as the Four Treasures of the Study in China. And the brush is the essential tool used by calligraphers 1 （create） the artistic ink traces of the characters. Brushes can be classified into four

2 （type） based on different materials. Yang Hao can be used in writing many texts and is preferred by people 3 are good at calligraphy. Lang Hao is 4 （main） used in painting and because it's harder and 5 （easy） to control， it is 6 first choice for many calligraphy learners. Zi Hao is neither too hard nor too soft， 7 Jian Hao is very fine and is mostly used by monks in their writings.

Although the look of a brush seems very simple， 8 （it） actual production process can be quite complicated and much effort is involved in producing a good quality brush. 72 procedures are needed， from the selection of material， hair processing， carving to packaging. Several workers are involved in the production，

9 （take）charge of different procedures. It takes about a month to produce a good brush. After thousands of years， this ancient writing tool， which 10 （bear） the spirit of Chinese traditional culture， is still cherished by the ordinary people today.

（廣東省深圳市第二實(shí)驗(yàn)學(xué)校 李偉文）

（九）

With the development of technology， bicycle sharing

1 （come） into peoples lives. It becomes more and more popular and much news reported 2 . At the same time， we should see that there are some problems 3 （cause）by bicycle sharing.

On one side， bicycle sharing makes it very convenient for people to travel. You can find a bicycle anywhere at any time

4 you want to go out for a cycling， and the price of one trip is very low. It can save time for people.

On the other side， its 5 （manage） is not perfect. Even kids can open the lock and ride the bicycle， there is no doubt that such behavior is very dangerous. Whats more， many people 6 （deliberate） break it， like throw it to the river or 7 （destroy） the code above it.

In my opinion， we should take a developing view 8 bicycle sharing. It is obviously helpful to human beings as

9 high-tech product. The government should introduce relevant provisions to regulate this market 10 （avoid）its disadvantages.

（廣東省韶關(guān)市曲仁中學(xué) 黃國(guó)華）

（十）

My mother 1 （diagnose）with breast cancer in the early twenty-first century. I did everything I could 2 （help）her. I got her into one of the best cancer-treatment 3 （center）in Chicago， cooking her healthy meals and 4 （keep）her company whenever I was available. Still， I wished I could do more. One day I saw a new postage stamp. It cost the same 5 a regular stamp， 6 its profits would go toward breast cancer 7 （aware）and research. I thought of the millions of women in the United States with breast cancer. 8 a great way！I could make 9 difference every time I paid a bill or sent out cards. Soon coworkers and relatives were asking me about the stamps that I used. More than thirty-seven million dollars have been raised since the stamp was issued in 2008. When I get mail and see it， I know we are all sending 10 （we） support for mothers， daughters， wives， and sisters， right down to the letter.

（廣西柳州地區(qū)民族高級(jí)中學(xué) 覃朝姣）

（十一）

The Environment Agency collects the data from that process. It 1 （say）2.2 million tones of plastic packaging waste was generated（產(chǎn)生） in 2014. Packaging waste includes things like plastic bottles 2 film wrap on fresh food， but not things like car bumpers（保險(xiǎn)杠）. 3 2014， 38% of the plastic packaging waste， was recovered or recycled.

How much plastic waste is getting sent overseas？In 2014 and 2015， 500，000 tones of that went to China and Hong Kong，

4 in 2016，it was 400，000 tones.

So the amount of plastic waste being exported to China

5 （be）not far off the total amount being recycled from household waste 6 （collect）—its a very 7 （significance）amount.

But as news emerged of the changes to the rules in China， the amount being exported there this year started 8 （decline）. China has changed its rules on 9 （import） waste to be recycled， 10 means the UK wont be able to send some grades of waste plastic there any more.

（河南省淮陽(yáng)縣淮陽(yáng)一中 查曉娟）

（十二）

Air pollution is one of the major problems of the modern world. Large quantities of energy 1 （need） to run the factories of modern industrial nations. Automobiles， trains， planes and buses need energy， too. Nearly all of this energy is produced by 2 （burn） fuels. The burning produces wastes， some of 3 remain in the air， causing air pollution.

Scientists are searching 4 ways to stop air pollution especially in big industrial areas and densely（濃密地） polluted cities. They are studying new ways of generating （產(chǎn)生）electricity that 5 （be） less harmful to the environment. In the meantime， many power plants are being modernized to give off less polluted material. Also， engineers try their best 6 （design） and locate（確定位置） new power plants to do minimum damage to the environment.

However， the fact may be that we still have 7 long way to go before we have a“clean”world. Nearly all of the countries are trying hard to prevent and control air 8 （pollute）. Indeed， it seems that there is no end to 9 （task） that environmentalists will be required to do. People will 10 （continual） find new ways of controlling pollution.

（廣東省中山市龍山中學(xué) 閆 躍）

（十三）

Learning is ones own business， which cannot rely on

1 . As we know， learning is a process of accumulating knowledge. It is ones life-long task， 2 cannot be accomplished in one move. A successful learner is an independent one who has both an unyielding（倔強(qiáng)不屈的） will and amazing endurance（忍耐力）. He will try his best to discover his own way of learning. Instead of waiting for the teachers assistance， he will make efforts to create favorable 3 （condition） on his own initiative（主動(dòng)性）. It will 4 （certain） be of great help， if there 5 （be） good environment， enough books and equipment， as well as instructions 6 （give） by teachers and beneficial friends. But even if one has got all these favorable conditions， one cannot be sure to succeed 7 learning.

So the most important factor in learning 8 （consist）in ones own effort. To learn is rather a painstaking（辛苦的）business. Many 9 man is a failure because he cannot bear such unavoidable hardships. Never stopping efforts can compensate for the lack of talents and thus enable one to make 10 （consider） progress in learning.

（廣東省中山市龍山中學(xué) 閆 躍）

（十四）

Some people tend to stick to their positions all the time， as they think the 1 （long）one works in a particular field， the more skillful one will be at it. Some have been teachers all 2 （they） lives. Some devote their whole life to 3 （science） research. Such people love their work and turn out to be 4 （specialist） in their own field. They are usually high achiever.

Some are different. They are in 5 habit of job-hopping（跳槽）， for they always pursue（追求）things 6 are new and interesting. They never seem content 7 their present situation. Some like to meet more people and make more money， so they hop from job to job.

As far as I am concerned， I want 8 （be） professionally strong. I am not in favor of constant job-hopping， as the saying 9 （go），“Jack of all trades and master of none.”But I want to cooperate and communicate with someone else so as to be more 10 （create） and less partial.

（廣東省中山市龍山中學(xué) 閆 躍）

（十五）

Most Americans would find it hard to think 1 life would look like without a car. However， some have realized the serious problem of the air pollution 2 （cause） by the car. The polluted air becomes poisonous and dangerous to health.

One way to get rid of the polluted air is to build 3 car that causes less pollution. But it is easier said than done. Progress in this field has been slow.

Another way is to replace the car engine with something else. Now 4 （invent） are working on steam cars as well as electric cars. Many makers believe that it will take years 5 （develop） a useful and satisfactory model.

To prevent the world 6 being polluted by cars， we make some changes in the way many of us live. Americans， for example， have to reduce the number of their total cars. They 7 （encourage） to travel and to work by bicycle. It is thought to help man to keep the air clean.

But this change does not come 8 （easy）. A large number of workers might find themselves without jobs if a car factory 9 （go） bankrupt（破產(chǎn)）. Thus the problem of air pollution would become less important than that of unemployment.

Although cars have led us to a better life， 10 have also brought us new problems.

（廣東省中山市龍山中學(xué) 閆 躍）

（十六）

Health is our most important possession. We should do our best to maintain（保持） it. A happy man is a healthy man， and only the healthy man can live 1 happy life.

The desire 2 good health is universal. Everyone who loves life understands 3 important health is. First， good health is the guarantee for 4 （enjoy）life. The only desire of patients 5 （be）always to live an ordinary and healthy life. Second， good health establishes a firm foundation for your 6 （ambitious） of the career. Without it， any lofty（崇高的） wish will only be a daydream.

Then how can we keep fit？I think three principal 7 （suggest）should be followed. The first one is that a scientific diet， which 8 （provide） the necessities for your body， should be adopted. The second one is that physical exercises should be done 9 （regular）， especially for the indoor people. Last but not least， a cheerful mood should be kept.

In order to keep fit， I force 10 （I）to keep away from the“junk food”， although it usually tastes good， I even form a good habit of doing morning exercises. And the beautiful music and good books always cheer me up.

（廣東省中山市龍山中學(xué) 閆 躍）

（十七）

It is exciting to visit different places. As you travel， you will see beautiful scenery. Besides，you can meet 1 （person） of different colors and races. Finally， you can get to know the customs and living habits 2 the local people. Today people are so fond of travelling that tourism has become one of the fastest growing industries in most countries.

People travel mainly， perhaps， for pleasure. For example， having worked hard throughout the weekdays， people will find a trip to the nearby mountains or beaches really 3 （relax）. For another example， 4 （spend）an annual holiday travelling abroad is an especially satisfying experience for those

5 do not have many opportunities to leave their homelands. After their return， they will generally feel fresh， ready to work 6 （hard）.

Travelling is also one of the best means for learning. Even though you 7 （hear） about something before， you can never get an accurate picture of it 8 you see it for yourself. Furthermore， if you are a careful observer， you can learn much when travelling. No matter how well-educated you are， there is always a lot for you to learn through travelling. The knowledge

9 （acquire） from travel is no less valuable than

10 from any influential reference book.

（廣東省中山市龍山中學(xué) 閆 躍）

（十八）

We students are the builders of our country， so we must know what our duties are.

First， we should try our best to obtain knowledge. We students must pay attention 1 teacherslectures because our teachers are 2 （much）knowledgeable and experienced than us. They always tell us useful things， so we must work hard. If we have studied well in our 3 （young）， we 4 （be）able to accomplish great things in the future.

Second， we must take care of our bodies. Health is our most important asset（財(cái)產(chǎn)）. Without it， we may have to depend on others instead of being able to help them.

Third， we can get knowledge not only from 5 （book）， but also from practice. 6 （fortunate）， there are so many people who can only talk but cannot put their ideas into practice. Therefore， it is useful for us to put our knowledge into practice even in school 7 thus enrich our experience.

Fourth， we must learn to care about others. A person 8 is selfish is not well liked. He usually does not work well with others for the good of society. On the other hand， 9 person who is concerned about people is willing to cooperate with others and contribute his time and effort to 10 （improve）society.

（廣東省中山市龍山中學(xué) 閆 躍）

（十九）

Along with the Great Wall， the Forbidden City is one of the best-known tourist 1 （attract） in Beijing. Home

2 24 emperors during the Ming and Qing dynasties， it is the worlds 3 （large） palace complex， with more than 9，000 rooms.

For years， only 30 percent of the entire structure 4

（be）open to the public. But a big renovation（修繕） 5 （go）on at the moment means it may increase to 70 percent. The work will be complete in 2020. The Forbidden City 6 （paint）in just two colors， yellow and red. The red is a sign of happiness and yellow stands for earth. In ancient China， only emperors used yellow.

In front of the grand building of the Hall of Supreme Harmony （太和殿）， there is a big square， 7 no trees. Why Chinas emperors considered 8 （they） sons of heaven， and that they should be in the highest position. And so nothing was to be allowed to overwhelm（超過(guò)） 9 highest building in the Forbidden City——and trees were no 10

（except）.

（山東省費(fèi)縣一中 郭 建 ）

（二十）

Shan shui refers to a style of Chinese painting of scenery or

1 （nature） landscapes（風(fēng)景） with brush and ink. The name translates to “mountain-water-picture”. When Chinese painters work on shan shui painting， they do not try to present an image of 2 they have seen in nature，

3 what they have thought about nature. It is not important whether the painted colors and shapes look 4 （exact）like the real object. Shan shui painters use the same materials and basic techniques as calligraphers（書(shū)法家） ， and their works

5 （judge） by the same standards. Shan shui paintings involve a complicated and strict set of 6 （require）for balance， structure， and form. The beauty of a painting was closely connected to the easiness with 7 it was produced， but the quality could not be achieved 8 serious training and deep thought. Some large shan shui paintings could be unrolled（展開(kāi)） a few feet at a time from right to left， to allow the viewer 9 （move） through the landscape， enjoying

10 （difference） aspects.

（廣東省清遠(yuǎn)市第三中學(xué) 陳潔瑩）

（二十一）

Kungfu is one of the most popular topics of discussion among foreigners talking about China. With the 1 （large） number of practitioners in China， tai chi is gaining 2 （popular） worldwide. So far tai chi has spread to more than 150 countries and regions， boasting more than 300 million fans.

Tai chi is sweeping the world thanks to its deep cultural roots and the health 3 （benefit）. The philosophy（原理） of tai chi 4 （feature） the concept of yin and yang， which is typical of Confucianism and Taoism. Tai chi also takes in ideas from traditional Chinese medicine. It is practice 5 couples hardness with softness. Through lasting practice， learners begin to feel the positive impact of tai chi on 6 （they） health. Unlike kungfu disciplines that focus on attacking and 7 （defend） against enemies， tai chi pays more attention to nurturing（培育） good temper and health. By practicing tai chi， people will feel 8 improvement in their physical and psychological health by promoting a balance 9 the yin and yang within their bodies.

Today， it can 10 （learn） from various sources. Some coaches now give classes online， so people can leam via computers and mobile phones.

（廣東省中山市中山紀(jì)念中學(xué) 吳建華）

（二十二）

It is rare that the leading 1 （act） in a Chinese movie wins the audiences hearts with an encouraging message， rather than by 2 （show） off his good looks. But Wolf Warrior II （《戰(zhàn)狼2》） is putting China in the global spotlight. Its also the first film 3 （taste） success both in box office earnings and improving Chinese values. 4 （amaze）， Kung fu artist Wu Jing both starred in and directed the action movie. Since its release on July 27， it 5 （earn） an unimaginable 4.5 billion yuan， 6 set a record for home movies at the box office. Just as the message at the end of the film 7 （read）： “Citizens of the Peoples Republic of China： When you meet with 8 （dangerous） in a foreign land， do not give up！ Please remember， at your back stands 9 strong motherland.” Thanks to Chinas increasing participation 10 international events， now could be considered the right moment to introduce a modern Chinese hero.

（湖北省麻城一中 鮑 津）

（二十三）

One night， at 11：30 PM， an older African American woman was standing on the side of an Alabama highway， caught in a violent rainstorm. Her car had broken down and she 1 （desperate）needed a ride. Being wet all over， she decided to stop the next car. A young white man stopped 2 （help） her， which was never heard of in the USA in the 1960s. The man took her to 3 （safe）， helped her get assistance and put her into 4 taxi. She seemed to be in a big hurry！ She wrote down his address， thanked him and 5 （drive） away. Seven days went by and there was a knock 6 the mans door. To his surprise， a giant color TV 7 （deliver） to his home. A special note was attached， which read： “Thank you so much for 8 （assist） me on the highway the other night. The rain drenhed（弄濕）not only my clothes

9 my spirits. Then you came along. Because of you， I was able to make it to my dying husbands bedside just before he passed away. God bless you for helping me and unselfishly serving 10 people. Sincerely Mrs. Nat King Cole”

（廣東省江門開(kāi)平市第一中學(xué) 楊華新）

（二十四）

I was born and raised in the countryside. To provide me with a better education， two months ago my parents sent me to Guangzhou city， 1 is far away from my hometown. In the 2 （begin）， I was lonely and homesick. From time to time， I would miss my family so much that I had difficulty 3 （sleep） at night.

It was my 18th birthday last Friday. Without my parents staying together 4 me， I thought I had to spend my birthday on my own. When I came into the classroom that day， I found nobody in. 5 （sudden）， all my classmates crowded in and surrounded me. Then I was taken to a room decorated with colorful balloons. Also， they 6 （prepare） a cake one day earlier. They divided 7 cake into several pieces and sang birthday songs together for me. Deeply 8 （move）， I was all in tears， holding their 9 （hand） tightly without saying anything. How joyful， enjoyable and unforgettable it was！It was 10 （they）consideration that drove away my loneliness and homesickness. （廣東省江門開(kāi)平市第一中學(xué) 楊華新）

（二十五）

Zhang Baoyan established a website called Bay Back Home in 2007， helping children who are 1 （home）， abandoned or taken by traffickers （人販） to return home.

Zhang， who also serves 2 the president of a childrens charity （慈善機(jī)構(gòu)） organization in Tonghua， northeast Chinas Jilin Province， said that her original intention for opening 3 site was simple： it would be worthy， even if just one child was found. However， it 4 （help） 1，527 children return home so far.

Many people once doubted that she had ill intentions or motives （動(dòng)機(jī)） since the page offered all its assistance for free. Some parents even thought she was a cheat.

5 （face） with these questions， Zhang never gave up and still provided free services for children 6 had no money to get home. People 7 （gradual） believed in the website under her selfless efforts.

When 8 （talk） about the increasing number of missing children， Zhang suggests that parents should immediately ask police for help， and then find surveillance（監(jiān)控） 9 （video） in the surrounding areas. In addition， they also need to check at local welfare centers. Once it 10 （confirm） the child has been lost， parents should offer a DNA sample to the police and register on the website.

（廣東省佛山市南海執(zhí)信中學(xué) 黃欣欣）

（二十六）

Once， a strong woodcutter got a job in a timber merchant（木材商人）. The pay and the work condition 1 （be） quite good. Therefore， the woodcutter was determined to do his best. His boss gave him an axe（斧子） and showed him the areas 2 he should work. The first day， the woodcutter brought 18 trees.

“Congratulations，”the boss said.“Go on！”

3 （motivate） by the bosswords， the woodcutter worked harder the next day， but he could only bring 15 trees. The third day he tried even 4 （hard）， but he could only bring 10 trees. Day after day， he brought less and less trees.

“I must be losing my 5 （strong）”，the woodcutter thought.

He went to the boss and apologized， 6 （say）he couldnt understand why.“When was the last time you sharpened your axe？” the boss asked.

“Sharpen？I had no time to do that. I have been busy cutting trees...”

Our 7 （life） are like that. We sometimes too busy to take time to sharpen the “axe”.

Theres nothing wrong 8 hard work. But we shouldnt get so busy that we neglect something 9 （true） important in life. We need time to relax， to reflect and to grow. If we dont take time to sharpen our“axes”，we 10 （become） dull.

（廣東省佛山市南海執(zhí)信中學(xué) 黃欣欣）

（二十七）

Consuming sugar is an 1 （addict） —— the more we eat， the more we want. In the UK， statistics show that sugar consumption is at its 3 （high） level in history and the government is trying to get the food industry to reduce the amount of sugar in popular products like chocolate bars 4 20%.

Sugary food 4 （taste） nice. It can help lift our mood and make us 5 （energy）. But a high-sugar diet，

6 is linked to obesity（肥胖）， can increase the risk of getting diabetes（糖尿?。?

Lots of people enjoy sugar and gain pleasure from it， but 7 is also hard for them to give it up altogether. However， there are health 8 （benefit） of cutting down sugar， such as improving dental（牙科的）care and reducing weight gain. Eating some sugar as part of a 9 （balance） diet is fine and exercising will help burn it off. So rather than dealing with your sugar by cutting it out of your diet， why not 10 （work）on your willpower and learn to say‘noto a second serving of chocolate？

（廣東省佛山市南海執(zhí)信中學(xué) 黃欣欣）

（二十八）

Tom， a kind and hardworking professional writer， suddenly 1 （fall） ill， and was suffering from lung cancer due to the bad habit of 2 （smoke）， which shocked his neighbors and made them feel sorry.

All the neighbors felt it a pity for Tom because he is really a 3 （gift）and promising writer. He is so young and maybe it is just the beginning of his great career（事業(yè)）. 4 （fortunate）， the cancer will stop him from his work.

Tom has always been my good model， because he is so nice and excellent in his career， 5 life was not easy for him on the way to being a successful writer. His strong determination has helped him to have overcome so many difficulties 6 （realize）his dream， and this is what I should learn 7 him.

From 8 （Tom） story， we understand better that physical health and career are both important. Anyway， health should come first， without 9 we can achieve nothing. But if 10 man is just strong in body but has no ambitions for career， his life will become worthless. Therefore， we should have the right attitude towards career and health.

（華南師范大學(xué)附屬中學(xué)汕尾學(xué)校 林潤(rùn)浩）

（二十九）

Russia is pressuring India to support Chinas plan to build trade and transport links across Asia and in other areas.

On Monday， Russian officials suggested that India

1 （find）a way to work with China on the Belt and Road project， even if the two sides have 2 （politics） differences.

India is 3 （strong） opposed to an economic corridor（經(jīng)濟(jì)走廊） that China is building in Pakistan 4 part of the project because 5 travels through Kashmir. Both India and Pakistan have territorial claims（領(lǐng)土主張） to the area.

India was the only regional country 6 did not send representatives to China for a meeting in May. Chinese President Xi Jinping used the gathering to promote the Belt and Road project. Under the plans， crews are building railway lines， ports and electric power grids（網(wǎng)）. The work 7 （expect） to cost many billions of dollars.

Earlier this week， the foreign ministers of China， India and Russia met in New Delhi. They talked about 8 （India） concerns about the project.

After 9 talks， Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov spoke to reporters. Lavrov said he told Indian Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj that India should not let political disagreements stop it from joining and 10 （benefit）from the project.

（廣東省潮州市饒平縣師范實(shí)驗(yàn)中學(xué) 楊映柳）

（三十）

A food craving （渴望） is 1 strong desire for a specific type of food. And they are normal. One person might crave sweet chocolate， 2 another might want salty potato chips.

Sometimes the foods we crave are not super healthy ones but rather 3 （fat） or sugary foods. Or sometimes we crave foods from our childhoods. 4 times the cravings may be for something healthy but very specific.

But where do food cravings come from and how are they different from hunger？

5 （compare） hunger and cravings this way， scientists find that hunger and cravings are two different

6 （phenomenon）. Hunger is a 7 （fair） simply connection between the stomach and the brain. They even call it simply “stomach hunger”. A craving is more complicated. It involves several areas of the brain. These areas make 8 the reward center of the brain. A craving can also 9 （tie） to our mental state and memory. So some scientists call food cravings “mind hunger”.

Therefore， the next time you crave food from your childhood or have a desire for something very specific， 10 （know） that your brain may be more to blame than your stomach.

（廣西來(lái)賓高級(jí)中學(xué) 彭雪秋）

（三十一）

President Xi Jinping delivered his New Year address

1 Sunday December 31， 2017. Reform and opening-up， 2 has been the only path to the development and progress of contemporary China， will be carried out 3 （full） so people can realize the “Chinese dream”.

Xi stressed that 2018 is the launch of implementing（貫徹） the spirit of 4 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China， a key meeting that drew the blueprint for the countrys 5 （develop） for decades to come. He was aware of the 6 （big）concerns of the people. In 2017， he 7 （receive） many letters from the people， including 8 （villager） from the Yumai township in Lhunze county in the Tibet autonomous（自治） region， members of the Wulanmuqi Art Troupe from the Inner Mongolia autonomous region and new Peoples Liberation Army student recruits（新兵） from Nankai University.

9 （mention） that China has achieved great progress in areas such as science and technology， manufacturing， aerospace and agriculture， Xi cheered the creative powers of the Chinese people. Xi also mentioned the Belt and Road Forum for International Cooperation， the BRICS Xiamen Summit（峰會(huì)） and the CPC in Dialogue with World Political Parties High-level Meeting. Chinas proposal of building a community of shared future for mankind 10 （support） by the world.

（廣東省新會(huì)梁?jiǎn)⒊o(jì)念中學(xué) 梁雄炬）

（三十二）

It is not easy to find true friends. Even if youve connected with someone， how do you really know he is 1 true friend There are 2 （way） you can know if a friendship is true and how you can hold onto that friend.

Generally speaking， a true friend is someone 3 will be there for you no matter what 4 （happen）. They will accept you for who you are without 5 （try） to change you， and they will be there to help you grow in new ways.

A true friend will keep your secrets for you trust him. They will listen and be someone you can talk things over with， even if they may not have advice to share 6 you.

However， friendship is a two-way street. 7 （find）true friends and keep them， you must in turn be the same as well. Be there for them in their hard times and share the 8 （wonder）times with them. Be someone your friends can depend on as well and offer them the same thing they give to you.

9 （actual）， there will be barriers in the road but that is the test of true friendship. If it can survive those barriers， it will be 10 （strong） than ever.

（廣東省吳川市第三中學(xué) 李華軍）

（三十三）

Artist Martin Mazia was born in the Argentine capital， but you would not 1 （possible）guess that his artworks feature Chinese-inspired ink wash paintings and calligraphy（書(shū)法）.

While studying traditional Chinese medicine， Mazia 2 （introduce）to the Chinese art forms by accident more than 15 years ago.“I discovered it one day and I went crazy， 3 it attracts me greatly and I began to study them every day，”he told others.

There are various 4 （reason） for Mazias enthusiasm. As for Chinese calligraphy， he called it 5 very profound（深刻） symbol of ancestral（祖先的） wisdom， and for painting，“it is like instant painting， but needs a lot of knowledge about life.”

Mazia， 6 now teaches Chinese calligraphy and painting as well as the Chinese language， has exhibited his works in many countries including Argentina and Colombia. Those works are serving as a 7 （culture） link between Latin America and the East Asian country.

In addition to 8 （teach）， Mazia takes part in the annual festivals of the local Chinese communities， including the Spring Festival and the Mid-Autumn Festival.

Making a livelihood as an artist isnt always easy， he said， but it was his calling. “It is easier 10 （be）a movie director or football player or cook， but each person has his destiny（命運(yùn)） and this is 10 （I），”said Mazia.

（廣東省汕尾市陸豐市東海龍?zhí)吨袑W(xué) 許炳杰）

（三十四）

Guessing lantern riddles， also known as the tiger lantern， is another ancient aspect to the festival that 1 （conclude） the Chinese Lunar New Year celebrations. As ancient riddles were so difficult and required so much classical knowledge and wisdom， there 2 （be）a saying in the past about them： Its as difficult to kill a tiger as it is 3 （guess） a lantern puzzle. Hence， the tiger lantern came into 4 （exist）.

Lantern owners write riddles on a piece of paper and post them on the lanterns. If visitors have solutions 5 the riddles， they can pull the paper out and go to the lantern owners to check their answers. If they are right， they will get not only 6 small gift but also intellectual satisfaction.

The guessing tradition goes back to the Song Dynasty， 7 royal advisors conveyed advice and opinions in an indirect way （speaking in riddles）. They came up with the idea to protect 8 （they）from royal anger for delivering bad news and criticism. As riddle guessing is 9 （interest） and full of wisdom， it has become popular among all classes.

These days， however， most popular puzzles dont require well-educated people to come up with the answer， though they can be brain teasers， 10 （require） knowledge of history， culture and puns（雙關(guān)語(yǔ)）.

（廣東省深圳市第二實(shí)驗(yàn)學(xué)校 李偉文）

（三十五）

People around the world celebrate the New Year 1 （different）and at different times. No matter when you celebrate the New Year， it usually involves thinking about the past year and 2 （plan）for the year ahead. People have many different ways of ringing out the old and ringing in the new 3 why are bells linked to the calendar change？

In the Christian and Buddhist religions， bells are often connected with the New Year. The website CatholicCulture.org explains that“bells serve as 4 beautiful symbol introducing a new year to be spent together as a community of 5 （family）...”Another website describes how bells are used in Japan on New Years Eve，“As midnight 6 （approach）， Buddhist temples around the country begin ringing out the old year， sounding the temple bell 108 times.”Each ring of the bell stands 7 each of the earthly desires a Buddhist must try to overcome — all 108 of them！Even those 8 arent religious but are a little superstitious（迷信的）， may ring bells at the stroke of midnight on New Years Eve 9 （scare） off bad luck.

These age-old traditions have given 10 （we） the phrase“to ring out the old and ring in the new.”

（安徽省合肥潤(rùn)安公學(xué) 解光瓊）

（三十六）

I am very happy that you are visiting China. Here I am going to introduce some places of interest to you. First， you should go to BeiJing 1 have a look at The Bird Nest. It is the first

2 （ nation） gym. It is 3 behalf of our Olympic sport spirits and Chinese cultures. Secondly， you should go to visit the Great Wall，which is 4 historical place. Thousands years ago， it helped Chinese people to be far away from war and other 5 （country）invasions （侵犯）. Now it becomes very popular；it 6 （visit） not only by foreign friends， but also by our local people. It has very important educational meaning. Last， you should go to HangZhou and see the famous sight—XiHu，which is a very popular place to visit. There 7 （happen）a beautiful and moving love story between man and a white snake 8 became human later. This place is famous for this unforgettable love story. Many people come here and want to have an eternal（永恒的） and happy life with their 9 （love） like the two characters.

If you come， you cant miss this chance 10 （know） Chinese colorful and beautiful cultures.

（廣東省韶關(guān)市曲仁中學(xué) 王書(shū)藕）

（三十七）

As early as the Han Dynasty， Chinese people began to celebrate the Lantern Festival in a big way. As one of the most important 1 （tradition）festivals， the Lantern Festival 2 （fall） on January 15 of Chinese lunar calendar， and is regarded as a good day for family gather-together. It is 3 first full moon night in the Chinese lunar year， 4 symbolizes the coming of the spring. Lantern Festival may be regarded as the last day of Spring Festival. In other words， the Spring Festival does not end 5 the Lantern Festival has passed. The favored food 6 （eat） on Lantern Festival is called“yuan xiao” or 7 （common） called “tang yuan”. A meaning of family reunion and 8 （happy） may be felt even only from such names. 9 time goes by， the Lantern Festival has enjoyed more and more celebrating activities， such as 10 （watch） lanterns， guessing lantern riddles， playing dragon lantern， lion dancing， etc. Till today， the lantern festival is still held each year around the country.

（廣西柳州地區(qū)民族高級(jí)中學(xué) 覃朝姣）

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（一）本文主要記敘了作者參加新生適應(yīng)性項(xiàng)目的經(jīng)歷和感悟。

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（三）本文記敘了一個(gè)在大火中拯救鄰居并使主人幸免于火災(zāi)的英勇的狗故事，表現(xiàn)狗的忠誠(chéng)。

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（四）本文記敘了Fatty主人因?yàn)樯o(wú)法照顧Fatty而拋棄Fatty，希望有人收養(yǎng)Fatty使它過(guò)上更好生活的故事，表現(xiàn)了人狗美好的感情。

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（六）本文講述的是一個(gè)對(duì)200名貧民窟學(xué)生的跟蹤調(diào)查研究，一位有愛(ài)心的老師改變了他們。

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（八）本文主要介紹毛筆的種類、各自的用途和制作過(guò)程。

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（十）本文作者記敘了母親患了乳腺癌后，他發(fā)現(xiàn)有一種郵票的利潤(rùn)是用來(lái)提高乳腺癌的的意識(shí)和進(jìn)行乳腺癌研究的。

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（十一）英國(guó)產(chǎn)生的日常垃圾還在繼續(xù)增加，但中國(guó)已經(jīng)修改規(guī)定，進(jìn)口的洋垃圾量開(kāi)始下降。

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（十三）本文講了成功學(xué)習(xí)者的特質(zhì)以及如何成為一個(gè)成功的學(xué)習(xí)者。

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（十四）本文講了人們對(duì)于是否要堅(jiān)守自己工作的兩種做法以及作者本人的觀點(diǎn)。

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（十五）本文講了汽車對(duì)環(huán)境和人類其他方面的影響，并且提出了應(yīng)對(duì)建議。

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（十六）本文講到了健康的重要性以及如何保持健康。

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（十七）本文主要講述旅游對(duì)于愉悅身心、增長(zhǎng)見(jiàn)識(shí)等方面的重要性。

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（十八）本文主要提到了作為國(guó)家的建設(shè)者，“我們”有哪些義務(wù)。

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（十九）本文主要介紹了中國(guó)明清兩代的皇家宮殿——故宮的情況。

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（二十）本文簡(jiǎn)要介紹了中國(guó)山水畫(huà)的特點(diǎn)。

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（二十一）太極深受中外各國(guó)人的喜愛(ài)，它有著深厚的文化基礎(chǔ)并給身體帶來(lái)諸多好處。

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（二十二）本文介紹了吳京導(dǎo)演和參演的《戰(zhàn)狼2》不僅獲得最高票房數(shù)，還傳播了中華民族正能量，代表了中國(guó)英雄電影的誕生。

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（二十三）本文講述了主人公Mrs. Nat King Cole深夜外出，因車出故障，被困在暴風(fēng)雨中，最后得到了一個(gè)年輕白種男人的幫助，讓她在她丈夫臨終前得以見(jiàn)他最后一面。為了表示謝意，她給他送了一臺(tái)彩電并附上感謝信。

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（二十四）本文講述了同學(xué)為身在異鄉(xiāng)求學(xué)的作者慶祝生日的感人場(chǎng)景。

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（二十五）張寶艷在2007年創(chuàng)立了一個(gè)網(wǎng)站，專門幫助那些無(wú)家可歸的、被遺棄的或被拐賣的兒童，到目前為止已有一千多個(gè)孩子尋回父母了。

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（二十六）砍柴不誤磨刀工。本文主要講述了一個(gè)伐木工伐木砍柴的故事，以此告訴我們：在日常生活中，我們?cè)跒樯詈湍繕?biāo)努力的同時(shí)，也要不斷地“磨刀”，同時(shí)也要放松和釋放自己，這樣才有事倍功半的效果。

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（二十七）本文主要講述了過(guò)多攝取糖分的一些壞處以及應(yīng)該如何適當(dāng)?shù)臏p少在飲食中對(duì)糖分的攝入。

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（二十八）本文記敘了作者的鄰居Tom的事跡和品質(zhì)，突出了健康和事業(yè)同等重要的主題。

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（二十九）本文主要介紹俄羅斯向印度施壓，支持中國(guó)在亞洲和其他地區(qū)計(jì)劃建立貿(mào)易和運(yùn)輸網(wǎng)絡(luò)的“一帶一路”的工程及有關(guān)事宜。

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（三十）本文對(duì)比食物渴望與饑餓的區(qū)別，并說(shuō)明食物渴望的緣由。

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（三十一）本文報(bào)道習(xí)近平主席發(fā)表2018年元旦致辭。

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（三十二）本文主要詮釋了何為真正的友誼，并且就如何尋找和保持友誼，作者給出了自己的建議。

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（三十三）本文介紹了阿根廷藝術(shù)家Martin Mazia，他現(xiàn)在教漢語(yǔ)和中國(guó)書(shū)畫(huà)。

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（三十四）介紹中國(guó)的傳統(tǒng)文化燈謎的別名、歷史淵源及現(xiàn)實(shí)意義。

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（三十六）本文介紹中國(guó)的鳥(niǎo)巢、長(zhǎng)城和西湖。

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（三十七）本文介紹了元宵節(jié)的起源和與之相關(guān)的慶?；顒?dòng)。

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