周雪蘭　李喬君　梁夢香　馮穎　林志彥　許紅　劉家榮　梁儉　蔡曉玲

第二部分??閱讀（共兩節(jié)，滿分50分）

第一節(jié)（共15小題;每小題2.5分，滿分37.5分）

閱讀下列短文，從每題所給的A、B、C和D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選出最佳選項(xiàng)，并在答題卡上將該項(xiàng)涂黑。

A

Fancy?taking?a?look?around?one?of?Londons?art?galleries?and?museums?but?dont?want?to?pay?the?entrance?fee？Luckily?for?you，?our?city?is?full?of?cultural?hot?spots?that?will?let?you?in?entirely?for?free！

British?Museum

Bloomsbury

One?of?the?worlds?oldest?museums，?the?British?Museum?is?vast?and?its?collections，?only?a?small?part?of?which?can?be?on?public?display?at?any?time，?comprise?millions?of?objects.?First-time?visitors?generally?head?for?the?mummies，?the?Rosetta?Stone，?Lindow?Man，?the?Lewis?Chessmen?and?the?Sutton?Hoo?Ship?Burial.

Museum?of?London

Barbican

The?history?of?London，?from?prehistoric?times?to?the?present?is?told?in?the?Museum?of?London?through?reconstructed?interiors?and?street?scenes，?alongside?displays?of?original?artefacts（文物）?found?during?the?museums?archaeological?digs.?Check?the?website?before?your?visit?as?a?packed?programme?of?temporary?exhibitions，?talks，?walks?and?childrens?events?is?central?to?the?life?of?the?Museum?of?London.

Design?Museum

Kensington

The?Design?Museum?is?looking?flash?these?days.?Now?located?in?the?Grade?II-listed?former?Commonwealth?Institute?building?on?Kensington?High?Street，?it?possesses?three?times?the?space?it?used?to?and?has?an?archive，?library，?ace?restaurant?and?a?permanent?collection.?Plus，?check?out?its?incredible?curved（弧形的）ceiling.?Its?a?design?feat（壯舉）in?its?own?right.

21.?Whats?the?purpose?of?the?passage？

A.?To?attract?tourists?to?visit?London.

B.?To?inspire?tourists?to?visit?London.

C.?To?make?money?by?giving?tips?to?visit?in?London.

D.?To?offer?information?about?some?free?spots?in?London.

22.?Where?will?you?go?if?you?are?interested?in?something?like?mummies？

A.?Museum?of?London ????B.?Design?Museum

C.?British?Museum??????D.?Kensinton

23.?What?is?a?great?design?of?Design?Museum?itself？

A.?An?archive????????????????????????B.?Its?ceiling

C.?The?permanent?collection??????D.?Its?location.

（命題者：蔡曉玲）

B

Martina?Dearstyne?says?her?son，?Harrison，?uses?music?as?a?way?to?connect?with?people.?Hes?great?at?it，?too?—“Hes?a?bit?of?a?savant，”said?Dearstyne，?of?Massapequa?Park.“Hes?got?perfect?pitch（音高）.?He?touched?all?the?keys?on?a?piano?at?8?years?old，?and?started?playing?parts?of?classical?music?he?heard?growing?up.”

Now?19，?Harrison?has?found?his?fancy?ways?of?playing?music.?Last?year，?he?registered?for?DJ?classes?at?Caffeine?Academy，?a?music?school?in?West?Babylon.?Since?then?hes?performed?DJ?sets?at?local?events?and?parties，?free?of?charge.?“He?surprisingly?picked?it?up?very?quickly，”his?mother?said.

Harrison?is?on?the?autism?spectrum（自閉癥）.?His?mother?says?although?he?doesnt?talk?very?much，?hes?found?a?way?to?bring?his?neighbors?together?at?a?social?distance.?Every?Friday?evening，?Harrison?hosts?DJ?sets?from?his?driveway?for?an?hour?and?a?half.?He?creates?playlists?of?his?own?favorite?songs?and?also?takes?requests.?Dearstyne?checked?with?her?neighbors?first，?and?said?they?were?excited?for?Harrisons?first?performance.

“Everyone?started?coming?out，”she?said.“Everyone?stayed?on?their?front?lawns（草坪），so?there?were?little?pockets?of?families?dancing?on?their?front?lawns?or?playing?basketball?or?sitting?listening?to?music.”She?calls?it?a“block?party?setting，?adapted?for?this?time.”

Children?living?on?their?block“really?seem?to?like”the?weekly?shows.?And?Harrison?does，?too.“He?loves?to?see?people?smile，”Dearstyne?said.

His?mother?says?he?looks?forward?to?the?DJ?sets?—?they?always?put?him?in?a?good?mood，?especially?when?his?neighbors?applaud?and?thank?him?at?the?end.

“When?he?does?this，?my?husband?and?I?are?very?pleased?because?this?is?something?he?can?do?for?others，”Dearstyne?said.?“Im?very?proud?of?him.”

24.?What?does?the?underline?word“savant”in?paragraph?1?mean？

A.?Expert.?????B.?Loser.?????C.?Beginner.?????D.?Teacher.

25.?What?is?the?main?reaction?of?the?neighbors?to?Harrisons?DJ?sets？

A.?They?are?indifferent?to?them.

B.?They?dont?like?them?at?all.

C.?They?laugh?at?them.

D.?They?enjoy?them.

26.?Why?do?Harrisons?parents?support?him?in?music？

A.?It?brings?them?a?lot?of?money.

B.?It?brings?Harrison?fame?and?prizes.

C.?It?brings?happiness?to?him?and?to?others.

D.?It?enables?him?to?talk?more?and?lessen?the?illness.

27.?Which?section?of?a?newspaper?is?the?text?most?likely?from？

A.?News???????B.?Life???????C.?Education???????D.?Sports

（命題者：梁 儉）

C

Aristotle?thought?the?face?was?a?window?onto?a?persons?mind.?Nowadays，?facial?expressions?are?still?thought?to?be?a?universally?valid（有效的）way?to?judge?other?peoples?feelings，?irrespective?of?age，?sex?and?culture.?A?raised?eyebrow?suggests?confusion.?A?smile?represents?happiness.?A?frown（皺眉）indicates?sadness.

Or?do?they？An?analysis?of?hundreds?of?research?papers?that?examined?the?relationship?between?facial?expressions?and?underlying?emotions?has?uncovered?a?surprising?conclusion：?there?is?no?good?scientific?evidence?to?suggest?that?there?are?such?things?as?recognizable?facial?expressions?for?basic?emotions?which?are?universal?across?cultures.?A?person?is?not?smiling，?the?researchers?found，?does?not?mean?that?person?is?unhappy.

Lisa?Feldman?Barrett，?one?of?the?authors?of?the?study，?told?the?AAAS?meeting?in?Seattle，“We?surprised?ourselves”.?As?a?psychologist?at?Northeastern?University?in?Boston，?Massachusetts，?Dr.?Feldman?Barrett，?along?with?her?partners，?found?that，?on?average，?adults?in?urban?cultures?frowned?when?they?were?angry?30%?of?the?time，?which?meant?that?some?70%?of?the?time?they?did?not?frown?when?angry.?Instead，?they?did?something?else?with?their?faces.?People?also?frowned?when?they?were?not?angry.?They?frowned?for?lots?of?reasons.

The?researchers?concluded?that?a?frown?is?not?the?only?way?people?express?anger.?The?ambiguous?nature?of?facial?expressions?was?not?restricted?to?anger，?but?seemed?valid?for?all?six?of?the?emotional?categories?that?they?examined：?anger，?dislike，?fear，?happiness，?sadness?and?surprise.

All?this?raises?questions?about?the?efforts?of?information-technology?companies?to?develop?artificial-intelligence?algorithms（演算法）which?can?recognize?facial?expressions?and?work?out?a?persons?underlying?emotional?state.?Microsoft，?for?example，?claims?its“Emotion?API”is?able?to?detect?what?people?are?feeling?by?examining?video?footage?of?them.?Another?of?the?studys?authors，?however，?had?their?doubts.?Aleix?Martinez，?a?computer?engineer?at?Ohio?State?University，?said?that?companies?attempting?to?take?emotions?from?images?of?faces?have?failed?to?understand?the?importance?of?context.

28.?What?is?the?authors?purpose?in?writing?the?first?paragraph？

A.?To?state?Aristotles?view.

B.?To?attract?the?attention?of?readers.

C.?To?introduce?the?topic?of?the?text.

D.?To?show?a?way?to?judge?others?feelings.

29.?What?did?Dr.?Feldman?Barretts?study?find？

A.?Smiles?show?that?people?are?happy.

B.?A?frown?means?that?people?are?surprised.

C.?Anger?is?not?the?only?reason?for?frowning.

D.?People?in?the?city?usually?frown?when?angry.

30.?What?does?the?underlined?word“ambiguous”in?the?last?but?one?paragraph?mean？

A.?Recognizable.?????????B.?Uncertain.

C.?Detectable.?????????????D.?Unique.

31.?What?do?you?think?the?following?paragraph?will?talk?about？

A.?Ways?to?take?emotions?from?images?of?faces.

B.?Emotion?APIs?ability?to?detect?peoples?feelings.

C.?Different?companiesefforts?to?develop?AI?algorithms.

D.?The?significance?of?context?in?judging?a?ones?emotions.

（命題者：劉家榮）

D

As?a?key?component?of?cement（水泥），?and?glass，?sand?is?essential?to?every?aspect?of?our?lives.?It?is?in?our?phones，?our?schools，?our?hospitals，?and?our?roads.?In?addition，?the?amount?of?sand?we?use?daily?is?second?only?to?water.?Globally，?humans?consume?up?to?50?billion?metric?tons?of?sand?every?year，?amounting?to?18?kilograms?per?person?per?day，?concludes?a?United?Nations?report.

Demand?for?sand?is?rising.?Desert?sand，?however，?is?too?smooth?to?use?for?building?materials，?so?most?sand?is?sourced?from?quarries（采石場）.?Increasingly，?it?also?comes?from?coastal?beaches，?rivers?and?oceans，?causing?harm?to?waters，?fisheries?and?protected?areas.?And“growth?in?the?extraction（開采）and?use?of?these?minerals?is?putting?pressure?on?the?resource?and?will?likely?lead?to?an‘sad?situation?of?common?places?of?sandunless?a?more?responsible?occupation?of?these?resources?is?promoted，”says?Aurora?Torres，?an?ecologist??at?the?German?Centre?for?Integrative?Biodiversity?Research?in?Leipzig.

To?solve?the?problems，?one?recommendation?is?to?decrease?unnecessary?building?projects.?When?building?new?structures?is?necessary，?recycling?old?materials?is?a?good?option，?particularly?for?developed?countries.?Germany，?for?instance，?recycles?87%?of?its?waste?materials.?When?new?sand?is?needed，?it?should?come?from?fixed?quarries，?if?possible，?and?not?lakes?and?oceans.?And?to?ensure?that?users?know?their?sand?is?coming?from?less?damaging?sources，?governments?and?businesses?should?create?supply?chains?and?regulatory?structures?that?trace?sand?from?its?source?to?the?final?buyer.

Such?recommendations?are?a?good?start，?Torres?says.?But？the?issue?is?still“understudied”and“rarely”comes?up?in?scientific?circles，?she?says.“Hopefully?this?report?will?contribute?to?smoothing?the?path?for?more?dialogue，?interaction，?and?cooperation?between?countries?connected?by?sand.?It?is?time?to?treat?sand?like?a?resource，?just?equal?with?clean?air，?water，?and?other?natural?resources?that?nations?seek?to?manage?for?the?future.”

32.?What?can?we?infer?from?the?first?paragraph？

A.?Sand?is?sourced?from?quarries.

B.?Our?reliance?on?sand?is?surprising.

C.?The?amount?of?sand?is?less?than?water.

D.?Sand?is?much?more?important?than?water.

33.?What?is?the?second?paragraph?mainly?about？

A.?Rising?demand?for?sand?is?challenging.

B.?Overuse?of?sand?will?lead?to?an?sad?situation.

C.?Growing?use?of?sand?may?do?harm?to?local?economy.

D.?A?responsible?occupation?of?sand?should?be?promoted.

34.?What?can?we?do?to?relieve?pressure?on?sand？

A.?Recycle?old?materials?from?developed?countries.

B.?Set?up?supply?chains?and?regulatory?systems.

C.?Make?use?of?sand?from?lakes?and?oceans.

D.?Reduce?unnecessary?construction?projects.

35.?What?is?the?best?title?for?the?text？

A.?We?need?to?get?serious?about?managing?sand

B.?Sand?is?facing?a?serious?situation?nowadays

C.?Our?demand?for?sand?is?rising?at?present

D.?Sand?plays?an?important?part?in?our?lives

（命題者：許 紅）

第二節(jié)（共5小題;每小題2.5分，滿分12.5分）

根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從短文后的選項(xiàng)中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。選項(xiàng)中有兩項(xiàng)為多余選項(xiàng)。

Youll?be?well?on?your?way?to?keeping?your?household?clean?and?hopefully?Corona?Virus（冠狀病毒）free?by?following?the?above?procedures.????????36????????The?Coronoa?Virus?is?causing?a?stressful?situation?for?everyone，?and?self-isolating?can?be，?well，?isolating（隔離）.?Therefore，?do?not?ignore?your?mental?health?during?this?time.

37???????.?Nutritious?food?and?sufficient?amounts?of?water？help?your?mind?and?body?to?function?well.?A?consistent?and?enough?amount?of?sleep?also?helps?to?adjust?mental?and?emotional?health，?says?the?CDC.

Create?a?tidy?at-homework?space.?During?this?time?of?self-isolation，?many?professionals?and?students?are?working?from?home，?but?being?away?from?a?normal?environment?can?be?challenging.????????38????????If?you?are?having?trouble?staying?focused?in?your?at-home?environment，?tidy?your?workspace?to?improve?your?focus，?while?also?improving?your?mood.

Set?achievable?goals.?Staying?busy?is?a?great?way?to?keep?your?mind?off?the?current?COVID-19?situation?while?also?marking?things?off?your?to-do?list.?Set?small，?achievable?goals?for?your?day.?Goals?may?be?exercising，?picking?up?an?old?hobby，?reading?a?book，?or?even?finishing?the?Netflix?series?youve?been?reading.????????39

Fight?stress?in?the?best?way.???????40????????So?its?important?to?find?the?stress?management?method?that?works?best?for?you.?For?some?people?that?is?measured?tension?release?and?breathing?exercises，?and?for?others?it?is?exercise，?journaling，?music，?or?anything?that?makes?them?feel?relaxed?and?carefree.?Dont?be?afraid?to?experiment?in?order?to?find?your?perfect?stress?reliever.

If?you?are?struggling?to?cope?with?the?effects?of?the?COVID-19，?check?out?these?mental?health?resources.

A.?Fuel?your?body.

B.?Mind?your?physical?and?mental?health.

C.?Everyone?processes?change?differently.

D.?Goals?will?help?to?keep?you?engaged?with?your?day.

E.?Being?stressed?will?make?people?anxious?and?uncomfortable.

F.?But，?keeping?your?mind?healthy?is?just?as?important?as?keeping?your?home?healthy.

G.?Psychological?research?shows?that?objects?unrelated?to?your?work?can?easily?be?distracting（使人分心）.

（命題者：林志彥）

第二部分?語言運(yùn)用（共兩節(jié)，滿分30分）

第一節(jié)?（共15小題;每小題1分，滿分15分）

閱讀下面短文，從短文后各題所給的A、B、C和D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)，并在答題卡上將該項(xiàng)涂黑。

The?power?of?manner?is?great.?You?may?draw?some???????41???????from?the?following?story.?Once?a?farmer?owned?an?old?mule（騾子）.?The?mule???????42???????the?farmers?well.?After?carefully???????43???????the?situation，?the?farmer?felt???????44???????for?the?mule，?but?decided?that?neither?the?mule?nor?the?well?deserved?saving.?Then，?he?called?his?neighbors?to?help?draw?dirt?to???????45???????the?old?mule?in?the?well?to?end?his?suffering.

46??????，?the?old?mule?cried?for?help！?But?as?the?farmer?and?his?neighbors?continued?shoveling（鏟）?and?the?dirt?hit?his?back，?a???????47???????struck?him.?He?was???????48???????that?every?time?a?shovel?load?of?dirt???????49???????on?his?back：?he?should?shake?it?off?and?step?up！?So?he?did，?blow?after?blow.?“Shake?it?off?and?step?up！”?he?repeated?to???????50???????himself.

No?matter?how???????51???????the?blows?were，?the?old?mule?just???????52???????shaking?it?off?and?stepping?up！As?you?have?guessed?it！?It?wasnt?long?before?the?old?mule???????53??????stepped?successfully?over?the?wall?of?that?well，?painful?and???????54??????！

What?seemed?like?it?would?bury?him，?actually?end?up????????55????????him?all?because?of?the?manner?in?which?he?handled?his?adversity（厄運(yùn)）.

（命題者：馮 穎）

第二節(jié)（共10小題;每小題1.5分，滿分?15分）

閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入?1個(gè)適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或括號內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。

Officials?from?Kruger?National?Park?in?South?Africa?are?considering?new?rules?after?a?series?of????????56??????（incident）that?have?raised?concerns?about?the?impact?of?tourism.?Kruger，?one?of?Africas?biggest?game?reserves，?is?a?famous?safari（游獵）spot?that?is????????57???????（huge）popular?with?visitors.?However?the?popularity?of?the?park，?which???????58???????（receive）1.8?million?visitors?in?2019，?is?causing?problems，?including?traffic?accidents.

Potential?changes?would?attempt?to?deal?with?the?impact?of?mobile?technology，???????59????????is?reportedly?contributing?to?overcrowding?and?enabling?poaching（偷獵）.?Anthony?Colia，?CEO?of?tour?company?MoAfrika?Tours，?agrees?that?mobile?apps?that?reveal?the?location?of?animals?are?one?source?of?problems.?Colia?said?some?apps?allow?users????????60???????（take）and?upload?photos?of?animals?and?mark?their?locations，????????61???????（encourage）other?visitors?to?race?to?see?the?animals?for?themselves.

With?visitor?numbers?likely?to?increase，???????62???????appears?that?something?needs?to?change?to?allow?people?to?enjoy?Kruger?without?endangering?animals.?According?to?Colia，?park?officials?need?to?be????????63???????（active）in?carrying?out?park?rules.?“The?only?way?the?Kruger?management?can?ensure?visitors?and?animals?safety????????64???????（be）?by?increasing?patrols（巡邏）?both?on?foot?and?by?having?access????????65????????special-purpose?vehicles，”he?said.

（命題者：梁夢香）

第三部分?寫作（共兩節(jié)，滿分40分）

第一節(jié)?（滿分15分）

假定你是李華，你的美國網(wǎng)友Jack寫信來詢問疫情期間你的生活和學(xué)習(xí)狀態(tài)。請你給他回復(fù)一封郵件。內(nèi)容包括：

1.?感謝他的關(guān)心;

2.?我的生活和學(xué)習(xí)狀態(tài);

3.?對Jack的祝福。

注意：

1.?詞數(shù)80左右;

2.?可以適當(dāng)增加細(xì)節(jié)，以使行文連貫。

Dear?Jack，

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Best?wishes，

Yours，

Li?Hua

（命題者：李喬君）

第二節(jié)?（滿分?25?分）

閱讀下面材料，根據(jù)其內(nèi)容和所給段落開頭語續(xù)寫兩段，使之構(gòu)成一篇完整的短文。

Let?me?introduce?myself：?Benjamin?Belinski，?Human?Talent?Void（空白）.?I?had?a?problem——Talent?Night?Show?was?coming?up，?and?I?had?no?talents.

Kate?could?make?anything?by?folding?paper.?Tommy?created?breath-taking?beats?on?overturned?plastic?buckets（桶）.?Olivia?trained?her?dog?to?do?tricks.?And?those?were?just?my?friends.

Every?day?my?teacher?asked?if?Id?decided?what?to?do.?And?every?day?I?reminded?her?that?I?had?no?talents.

“Nonsense，?Benjamin，”she?said.“Youll?think?of?something.”

“Ill?just?have?to?be?sick?the?day?of?the?show，”I?announced?to?my?friends?one?afternoon.“If?you?get?a?cold，?be?sure?to?cough?on?me.”

“You?must?have?a?talent，”said?Kate.“Lets?make?a?list.?What?are?you?good?at？”

“Eating，”I?answered.“Watching?TV.”

Kate?rolled?her?eyes.“Benjamin，?be?serious.”

“Tormenting（折磨）my?little?brother.”

“You?annoy?me.”Kate?looked?at?our?friends.“Come?on，?guys.?What?are?Benjamins?talents？”

“Hes?good?with?dogs，”said?Olivia.“My?dog?likes?him?very?much.”

“Oh，?great，”I?said.“I?can?sit?on?the?stage?while?he?licks（舔）my?face.?Benjamin?Belinski，?Human?Dog?Toy.”

“You?could?be?the?Talent?Night?Show?producer，”said?Tommy.?He?turned?to?me.“Being?the?event?planner?is?proper?for?you.”

While?hearing?that?advice，?I?kept?silent.?Tommys?words?inspired?me?to?be?lost?in?thought.

注意：

1.?續(xù)寫詞數(shù)應(yīng)為?150?左右;

2.?請按如下格式在答題卡的相應(yīng)位置作答。

Lying?in?bed?that?night，?I?came?up?with?a?plan?so?exciting?that?it?was?hard?for?me?to?fall?asleep.

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When?the?show?began，?every?performer?with?a?task?knew?his?or?her?place?well.

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（命題者：周雪蘭）

參考答案

第二部分?閱讀

第一節(jié)

（A）本文介紹了英國三個(gè)可免費(fèi)參觀的博物館。

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（B）Harrison是一個(gè)自閉癥孩子，可是他在音樂方面卻極有天賦，他的父母發(fā)現(xiàn)了他的音樂天賦之后，一直支持他的音樂之路。之后，用他的音樂給身邊的人們帶去歡樂，也給自己帶來開心。

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（C）面部表情被普遍認(rèn)為是衡量一個(gè)人的情緒的依據(jù)，然而現(xiàn)代研究者發(fā)現(xiàn)，并沒有充分的科學(xué)證據(jù)能說明面部表情與人的情緒之間存在必然的聯(lián)系。

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（D）我們在生活當(dāng)中對沙子的依賴程度很高，僅次于水。對沙子需求的不斷增長，給沙子帶來了很大的壓力，需要妥善處理。作者呼吁大眾為了我們的未來要嚴(yán)肅認(rèn)真管理沙子。

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第二節(jié)

在疫情期間，人們不得不待在家自我隔離，難免會(huì)產(chǎn)生負(fù)面情緒。本文就如何在此期間保持心理健康給出了幾點(diǎn)建議。

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第三部分?語言運(yùn)用

第一節(jié)

一頭老騾掉到井里了，在被埋之際想到了一個(gè)自救的辦法，就是把每次落在身上的垃圾都抖下來，再用腳去踩，最終實(shí)現(xiàn)了自救。

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第二節(jié)

本文主要講述由于手機(jī)應(yīng)用導(dǎo)致的一系列事故，克魯格國家公園考慮制定新規(guī)則保護(hù)游客和動(dòng)物的安全。

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第四部分?寫作

第一節(jié)?參考范文

Dear?Jack，

I?am?happy?to?hear?from?you?and?thank?you?so?much?for?your?concern.?I?am?writing?to?share?with?you?my?life?and?study?during?the?epidemic?days.

Because?of?the?COVID-19，?I?stay?at?home?to?better?protect?myself?for?the?most?of?time.?I?seldom?go?out?unless?it?is?unavoidable.?If?I?go?outside，?I?must?wear?a?mask?and?try?to?be?far?away?from?the?crowd.?Washing?hands?is?necessary?every?day.?Besides，?I?do?some?indoor?sports，?such?as?running?on?the?running?machine?and?doing?yoga.

Regarding?my?study，?I?am?learning?every?subject?online.?My?teachers?give?us?classes，?hand?out?some?homework?and?check?the?homework?every?workday.?Also，?I?have?to?take?some?exams?online?regularly.?Everything?is?like?in?the?school.

I?heard?that?the?COVID-19?is?becoming?serious?in?your?country?now.?I?hope?you?take?good?care?of?yourself?and?your?family?and?stay?healthy.

Best?wishes.

Yours，

Li?Hua

第二節(jié)?參考范文

Lying?in?bed?that?night，?I?came?up?with?a?plan?so?exciting?that?it?was?hard?for?me?to?fall?asleep.?The?next?morning，?I?couldnt?wait?to?tell?my?teacher?about?my?plan?to?be?the?Talent?Night?Show?producer.“Thats?a?brilliant?idea，?Benjamin，”she?confirmed?me，?definitely?agreeing?to?let?me?be?in?charge?of?the?activity.?My?friends?were?very?happy?for?my?plan.?They?were?willing?to?support?me?to?do?everything?they?can.?In?the?coming?weeks，?I?made?sure?every?item?got?checked?off.?I?made?a?to-do?list?and?arranged?my?classmates?to?do?jobs.?With?our?great?efforts，?everything?was?ready.?Tired?and?excited?as?we?were，?we?were?eager?for?the?coming?of?the?Night?Show.

When?the?Night?Show?began，?every?performer?with?a?task?knew?his?or?her?place?well.?It?goes?without?saying?that?it?was?a?great?hit.?My?friends?were?also?satisfied?with?their?performances.?The?audience?were?happy?and?content?with?our?performances.?My?teacher?stepped?onto?the?stage?as?the?applause（掌聲）died?down.“Everybody?played?their?part?and?pulled?together?to?make?this?wonderful?night，”?she?announced.“However，?one?person?deserves?special?recognition?for?making?the?show?go?smoothly.?Benjamin?Belinski，?the?Talent?Night?Show?producer！”She?pointed?to?me.“Bravo！”the?audience?shouted，?turning?to?see?who?I?was.?I?bowed.?From?then?on，?I?knew?from?the?bottom?of?my?heart?that?everyone?is?a?genius.

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