想象下個(gè)月你要去澳大利亞做交換生。請(qǐng)寫(xiě)一封email給你的寄宿家庭(host family)的朋友Mike介紹一下你自己。要點(diǎn)包括:

1）對(duì)澳大利亞的感覺(jué)；

2）簡(jiǎn)要介紹你平時(shí)到校和放學(xué)時(shí)間，上學(xué)方式及路上用時(shí)；

3）你的校規(guī)或者班規(guī)（2-3條）及你的感受；

4）你最喜歡的東西（科目、食物、動(dòng)物、地方……）2-3條及原因。

注：除以上要點(diǎn)外可適當(dāng)補(bǔ)充，使行文自然。

要求：

1. 書(shū)信格式；

2. 自然開(kāi)頭結(jié)尾；語(yǔ)句通順，表達(dá)流暢；

3. 所寫(xiě)內(nèi)容包含以上提示；

4. 書(shū)寫(xiě)工整，字?jǐn)?shù)80-110字。

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The train runs _______ a speed of 180 kilometres per hour.

A. in B. on C. for D. at

You should take the medicine ________ the three meals.

A. among B. between C. in D. before

There are a lot of buildings on _______ side of the street.

A. every B. each C. both D. all

_________ delicious the food is!

A. What B. What a C. How D. How a

If you don’t want to go to see the movie this evening, neither ______ I.

A. do B. am C. will D. should

-- l’m always a little nervous when I talk to Mr. Smith.

-- _____ He is strict, but he is kind to his students.

-_,

A. That’s right B. What a pity C. Fake it easy D. Take your time

Phil is a scientist for NASA. Scientists are always asking questions. One question Phil has is:”Are Rocks on the Earth l1. rocks on Mars?” The first step was to collect rocks from around the world. I2. of collecting the rocks himself, Phil thought of a good idea. He would ask kids everywhere to s3. him rocks. Soon children from all over the world have sent in over 8,000 rocks. Phil and other scientists study each rock to d4. what minerals(礦物質(zhì)) are in it. Studying rocks from the Earth is the easier part of Phil’s project. Learning about rocks on Mars is more c5.. To do this, Phil helped c6. a special camera that was sent into space. It c7. around Mars and takes pictures of rocks there. Scientists learn a lot by c8. rocks from the Earth and Mars. They learn how the Earth and Mars are d9., and they learn how the planets are alike, too.

Mars is the planet most like Earth. “ Studying Mars can tell us a lot about the planet and what humans have to be p10. for when they get there,” Phil said.

Do you believe there are aliens? We’ll make a phone call and you will know. A group of Americans can help. They made a device(裝置) to “talk” to aliens. If you want to talk to an alien, you only need to visit www. TalkToAliens.com, call 1-900-226-0300 and say: “Hello aliens, this is Earth calling. Can you hear me?” you can say anything you want.

But now, they only take phone calls from people in the US. The call is $3.99 every minute. After the hotline began in February, www.TalkToAliens.com has got hundreds of calls. There is one call every three minutes. They are also trying to send people’s e-mails, photos and videos into space.

1.www. TalkToAliens.com is a place where ___________.

A. you can get some knowledge about aliens. B. you can talk to aliens

C. the aliens live D. you can make a set of device to talk to aliens

2.What does the underlined word refer to (指)？

A. The aliens B. The people who want to talk to aliens

C. The Americans D. The group of scientists who can help you

3.Which is Not right?

A. Only People from in the US can call 1-900-226-0300.

B. People from any country can call 1-900-226-0300 now.

C. If you call the hotline for two minutes, you should pay $7.98.

D. Every three minutes there is someone calling 1-900-226-0300.

4.From this article we know __________.

A. There is only one call after the hotline began in February.

B. There are some aliens in the world.

C. Some Americans are trying to send information about humans into space.

D. If you pay $2.99 for a minute, you can talk to aliens.

Spring Festival has just passed. were you excited about getting lucky money and watching the Spring Festival Gala (春節(jié)聯(lián)歡晚會(huì)) on TV? Spring Festival is a happy time. But do you know how we celebrate it?

Whether Chinese or American, everyone enjoys a good holiday. In China, Spring Festival is the most joyous time of year, while many Americans look forward to celebrating the Christmas holiday.

I love a good party so much that I have experienced both Spring Festival and Christmas. I have found they have many differences, as well as a few things in common. Both holidays involve lots of family and great food. When I was in China, I made fresh dumplings during the Spring Festival and waited for my red bags. Unfortunately, my family was back in America so I never got any. Christmas is a lot of fun. In the afternoon, families get together and have a huge meal and talk about all of the gifts they got that day. Usually they eat ham or turkey on Christmas day. On Christmas, many Americans leave gifts under the Christmas tree. Little kids wake up early and open presents.

One of the major differences between the holidays is that Spring Festival also starts the Chinese New Year. So there are many fireworks and parties. When I was in Beijing, I couldn't sleep because there were so many booms (回響) from fireworks. In America, we celebrate the New Year on January 1st and so we save all of our excitement for that day. Another difference is that Christmas is a religious (宗教的) holiday. It celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ.