问答题TaskⅠThetableshowsthepercentageofjourneysmadebydifferentformsoftransportinfourcountries.Summarisetheinformationbyselectingandreportingthemainfeatures,andmakecomparisonswhererelevant.Writeatleast100wordsontheanswersheet.
问答题他经常警告学生不要沉溺于电脑游戏。(abandon oneself to/over indulge in)
问答题Whichistheoddoneout?
问答题从长远看，网上购物仅仅是低层次的网络化，未必会成为主要的趋向。(low-level)
问答题尤其是我们不要以外表来判断人。(above all)
问答题2015年那所著名的英国大学将举行750周年校庆。(witness)
问答题更有一些教师甚至资助家境贫寒的学生完成他们的学业。(needy students)
问答题让世界充满爱，因为爱使世界运转，而且使它变得更好。(go around)
问答题莉莉在学校里非常活跃，但一回到家却变得很安静，这让她的父母感到很迷惑。(puzzled)
问答题Plenty of drivers complain about rush hour traffic, but some have more to complain about than others. Bangkok has the worst evening rush hour traffic in the world for a second consecutive year, according to a GPS manufacturer. Traffic expert Nick Cohn said that Thailand—and many other big cities at the top of the congestion ranking—have become victims of their own success. Growing economies and surging populations translate into more traffic and commuters. Mexico City, with the second worst evening rush hour traffic, has an extensive subway system but it doesn"t extend out to where all the population growth is happening.
问答题如果我们将所有的躺椅都清理掉，那就不会有人在看电视的时候睡觉了。(eliminate)
问答题TaskⅡDirections:Thegraphbelowshowtheincreaseofthepeople'sincomeandpeople'ssavingsinChina.Writeareporttodescribetheinformationshownbelow.Youshouldwriteatleast150words.
问答题Task Ⅰ Directions: There is a strange phenomenon that many college students passed college English tests, and some even with high scores, but they could not properly communicate with foreigners, nor can they translate between languages, let alone write well in English. Where do the problems lie? Write a composition giving your opinion about the problems. You should write at least 120 words.
问答题Memories of a Man I Won't Forget! I wish you'd meet my Uncle Bill. He was a tall man-so tall that he could change the bulbs in light sockets while hardly reaching above his head. He said that he wasn't supposed to reach up-it was something to do with a heart condition-and that being tall made life much easier. (14) Those accessible bulbs were an easy target for that lofty, blundering head of his. I realized from the start that his problem was not so much tallness as clumsiness. He blundered into anything and everything and often had injuries (though not in fact bums)to prove how accidentprone he was. A miserly man, my uncle always stuck replacement soles on his shoes as the old ones wore through, no matter how shabby the uppers became-or how badly he injured himself in the process. (15) Well, strictly it wasn't the sticking that did it but the razor blade adjustments that followed. In his clumsiness, he nearly always stuck the soles slightly out of position. Once firmly glued they couldn't be moved but at least the protruding parts could be neatly trimmed away (16) . I can see him now in my mind's eye! There was the sole, slightly out of position, and there was my uncle, his fingers encrusted with firmly set glue. (17) Then he'd blunder round his house in search of lint and sticking plasters. Vases would topple, ornaments would get knocked off walls. He lived alone but his frequent visitors were used to the commotion my uncle made as he hurried round his untidy house. (18) Even going to answer the phone could cause calamities and a nail of damage. (19) No, they were due to injured fingers, banged heads and falls down stairs. As a matter of fact he survived so many serious injuries that in the end I came to doubt that there was anything wrong with his heart at all. (20) . Sentences: A. I think he preferred to claim a bad heart than admit to bad eyesight or total and utter clumsiness ! B. He would set to work with his razor blade. And a minute later we'd hear his cry of pain and frustration. C. My uncle's visits to hospital never resulted from that famous heart condition of his. D. But how could even a clumsy man suffer injuries sticking soles on his shoes? E. And that's where the razor blades come in, and all the consequent injuries to fingers and thumbs. F. However, it also created problems for him. G. The slightest haste was enough to cause an accident. H. You should have seen him when he really got going!
问答题那位老妇人受了打击，需要安慰。(comfort)
问答题If all the letters of the alphabet were written out backwards ,which would be the next but one letter after the third vowel?
问答题我手术后苏醒过来时，一位护士陪在我身边。(come round)
问答题Directions: Suppose you are not satisfied with the food, service and tables in the canteen at your university. Write a letter to President of your university to make a complaint and give suggestions at the same time. You should write about 120 words. Do not sign your own name at the end of the letter. Use "Li Ming" instead. You do not need to write the address.
问答题如果你不立刻把这书还给图书馆，你就得交罚款。(状语从句)
问答题Withtheimprovementoflivingstandards,thegoods'packageshavebecomemoreandmorecomplicatedandexaggerated.Thus,thephenomenonofexcessivepackagingiscommonaroundus,suchastheMid-Autumnmooncakes.Whatfactorscontributetothisphenomenon?What'syouropiniononthisphenomenon?Writeanarticleofatleast120wordsontheanswersheet.