１９９９年普通高等学校招生全国统一考试英语试题
笔试部分
Ⅰ 单项填空（共２５小题，每小题１分；满分２５分）
Ａ） 从Ａ、Ｂ、Ｃ、Ｄ中找出其划线部分与所给单词的划线部分读音相同的选项。
例： have Ａ． gave Ｂ． save Ｃ． hat Ｄ． made
答案是Ｃ。
１ spare Ａ fear Ｂ earn Ｃ pear Ｄ． beard
２ navy Ａ neighbor Ｂ nationality Ｃ relative Ｄ． valley
３ unit Ａ fierce Ｂ nephew Ｃ juice Ｄ． sure
４ gentle Ａ organise Ｂ bargain Ｃ regular Ｄ． charge
５ journey Ａ merchant
Ｂ courtyard Ｃ energy Ｄ． serious
Ｂ） 从Ａ、Ｂ、Ｃ、Ｄ四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳答案。
例： Ｗe last night,
but we went to the concert instead.
Ａ． must have studied Ｂ． might study
Ｃ． should have studied Ｄ． would
study 答案是Ｃ。
６ —Ｉ had a really
good weekend at my uncle's.
—_________.
Ａ．Ｏh, that's very nice of you
Ｂ．Ｃongratulations
Ｃ．Ｉt's a pleasure Ｄ．Ｏh, Ｉ'm glad
to hear that
７ —Ｉ'm going to
the post office.
—________ you're there, can you
get me some stamps?
Ａ． Ａs Ｂ． Ｗhile Ｃ． Ｂecause Ｄ． Ｉf
８ Ｐaper money was
in ________ use in Ｃhina when Ｍarco Ｐolo visited the country
in ________ thirteenth century.
Ａ． the; 不填Ｂ． the; the
Ｃ． 不填; theＤ． 不填；不填
９ —Ａre the new rules
working?
—Ｙes. ________ books are stolen.
Ａ． Ｆew Ｂ． Ｍore Ｃ． Ｓome Ｄ． Ｎone
１０—Ａlice, you feed
the bird today, ________?
—Ｂut Ｉ fed it yesterday.
Ａ． do you Ｂ． will you
Ｃ． didn't you Ｄ． don't you
１１________ you've
got a chance, you might as well make full use of it.
Ａ． Ｎow that Ｂ． Ａfter
Ｃ． Ａlthough Ｄ． Ａs soon as
１２
________ him and then try to copy what he does.
Ａ． Ｍind Ｂ． Ｇlance at Ｃ． Ｓtare
at Ｄ． Ｗatch
１３—Ｉ drove to Ｚhuhai
for the air show last week.
—Ｉs that ________ you had a few
days off?
Ａ． whyＢ． whenＣ． whatＤ． where
１４ Ｒobert is said ________abroad,
but Ｉ don't know what country he studied in.Ａ． to have
studied Ｂ． to
study
Ｃ． to be studying Ｄ． to have been studying
１５—Ｗill you stay
for lunch?
—Ｓorry, ________. Ｍy brother is
coming to see me.
Ａ． Ｉ mustn't Ｂ． Ｉ can't
Ｃ． Ｉ needn't Ｄ． Ｉ won't
１６ Ｔhe price ________,
but Ｉ doubt whether it will remain so.
Ａ． went down Ｂ． will go down
Ｃ． has gone down Ｄ． was going down
１７ Ｆew pleasures
can equal ________ of a cool drink on a hot day.
Ａ． some Ｂ． any
Ｃ． That Ｄ． those
１８ Ｙou should make it a rule
to leave things ________ you can find them again.Ａ．when Ｂ． where
Ｃ．then Ｄ． there
１９ Ｃarol said the
work would be done by Ｏctober, ________ personally Ｉ doubt
very much.
Ａ． it Ｂ． that
Ｃ． when Ｄ． which
２０—Ｄo you think
the Ｓtars will beat the Ｂulls?
—Ｙes. Ｔhey have better players,
so Ｉ________ them to win.
Ａ．hope Ｂ．prefer
Ｃ． expect
Ｄ． want
２１ Ｔhe purpose of
new technologies is to make life easier, _______ it more
difficult.
Ａ． not make Ｂ． not to make
Ｃ． not making Ｄ． do not make
２２ Ｗe'll have to
finish the job,_________.
Ａ． long it takes howeverＢ． it takes
however long
Ｃ． long however it takesＤ． however
long it takes
２３ Ｙour performance in the
driving test didn't reach the required standard—___________,
you failed.
Ａ． in the end Ｂ． after all
Ｃ． in other words Ｄ． at the same
time
２４—Ｈey, look where
you are going!
—Ｏh, Ｉ'm terribly sorry. .
Ａ． Ｉ'm not noticing Ｂ． Ｉ wasn't noticing
Ｃ． Ｉ haven't noticed Ｄ． Ｉ don't notice
２５ Ｗhen Ｉ got back
home Ｉ saw a message pinned to the door
______ “Ｓorry to miss you; will
call later”.
Ａ． read Ｂ． reads Ｃ． to
read Ｄ． reading
Ⅱ完形填空（共２５小题，每小题１分；满分２５分）
阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从２６—５０各题所给的四个选项中，选出一个最佳答案。
Ｐeople of Ｂurlington are being disturbed
by the sound of bells. Ｆour students from Ｂurlington Ｃollege
of Ｈigher Ｅducation are in the bell tower of the ２６ and
have made up their minds to ２７ the
bells nonstop for two weeks as a protest（抗议） against
heavy trucks which run ２８ through the narrow
Ｈigh Ｓtreet.
“Ｔhey not only make it ２９
to sleep at night, but they are ３０ damage to our houses
and shops of historical ３１ ,”said Ｊohn Ｎorris,
one of the protesters.
“ ３２ we must have these
noisy trucks on the roads,”said Ｊean Ｌacey, a biology
student, “why don't they build a new road that goes ３３
the town? Ｂurlington isn't much more than a ３４
village. Its streets were never ３５ for heavy
traffic.”
Ｈarry Ｆields also studying ３６
said they wanted
to make as much
３７ as possible
to force the ３８ to realise what everybody was
having to ３９ . “Ｍost of them don't ４０
here anyway,”he said, “they come in for meetings and that,
and the Ｔown Ｈall is soundproof（隔音）, ４１ they probably
don't ４２ the noise all that much. Ｉt's high
time they realised the ４３ .”
Ｔhe fourth student, Ｌiza Ｖernum,
said she thought the public were
４４ on their side, and even if they weren't
they soon would be. ４５ asked if they were ４６
that the police might come to ４７ them.
“Ｎot really,”she said,“actually
we are ４８ bellringers. Ｉ mean we are assistant
bellringers for the church. Ｔhere is no ４９ against
practising.”
Ｉ ５０ the church with
the sound of the bells ringing in my ears.
２６Ａ． college
Ｂ． village
Ｃ． town
Ｄ church
２７Ａ change Ｂ repairＣ ringＤ shake
２８Ａ now and then Ｂ day and night
Ｃ up and down Ｄ． over and over
２９Ａ terrible Ｂ difficult
Ｃ uncomfortable Ｄ unpleasant
３０Ａ doing Ｂ raising Ｃ putting Ｄ． producing
３１Ａ scene Ｂ period Ｃ interest
Ｄ． sense
３２Ａ Ｉf Ｂ ＡlthoughＣ Ｗhen Ｄ． Ｕnless
３３Ａ to Ｂ through Ｃ over Ｄ． round
３４Ａ pretty Ｂ quiet Ｃ large Ｄ． modern
３５Ａ tested Ｂ meant Ｃ kept Ｄ． used
３６Ａ well Ｂ hard Ｃ biology Ｄ． education
３７Ａ effort Ｂ time Ｃ trouble Ｄ． noise
３８Ａ towns people Ｂ other students
Ｃ government officials Ｄ． truck drivers
３９Ａ stand Ｂ accept Ｃ know
Ｄ． share
４０Ａ shop Ｂ live Ｃ come Ｄ． study
４１Ａ but Ｂ so Ｃ or Ｄ． for
４２Ａ notice Ｂ mention Ｃ fear Ｄ． control
４３Ａ event Ｂ loss Ｃ action Ｄ． problem
４４Ａ hardly Ｂ unwillingly Ｃ mostly Ｄ． usually
４５Ａ Ｉ Ｂ Ｗe Ｃ Ｓhe Ｄ． Ｔhey
４６Ａ surprised Ｂ afraid Ｃ pleased Ｄ． determined
４７Ａ seize Ｂ fight
Ｃ search
Ｄ． stop
４８Ａ proper Ｂ experiencedＣ hopefulＤ． serious
４９Ａ point Ｂ cause
Ｃ need
Ｄ． law
５０Ａ left Ｂ found Ｃ reached
Ｄ． passed
Ⅲ 阅读理解（共２５小题。Ａ节每小题２分，Ｂ节每小题１分；满分４５分）
Ａ） 阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项中，提出一个最佳答案。
Ａ
Ｔom Ｂrennan was working in a Ｐhiladelphia
office building when he noticed a black bag. Ｔhe bag contained
a book.
Ｔhis chance discovery ended a １２day
search by the Ｌibrary Ｃompany of Ｐhiladelphia for a historical
treasure—a １２０page diary kept １９０ years ago by Ｄeborah
Ｌogan, “a woman who knew everybody in her day,” Ｊames
Ｇreen, the librarian told the magazine Ａmerican Ｌibraries.
Ｍost of the diary is a record of
big events in Ｐhiladelphia. Ｉt also includes a description
of Ｂritish soldiers burning Ｗashington, Ｄ. Ｃ. in the war
of １８１２. Ｓhe describes Ｐresident Ｊames Ｍadison on horseback
as “perfectly shaking with fear” during the troubled days.
Ｇeorge Ｗashington, she writes, mistook her for the wife
of a Ｆrench man, and praised her excellent Ｅnglish.
Ｔhe adventure of the lost book began
Ｓeptember ４ when Ｃory Ｌuxmoore arrived from Ｅngland to
deliver the diary of his ancestor（祖先） to the Ｌibrary
Ｃompany, which he and his wife considered to be the best
home for the diary.
Ｇreen told Ａmerican Ｌibraries
he had the diary in his possession “about five minutes”
when Ｌuxmoore took it back because he had promised to
show it to one other person. Ｏn returning to his hotel
after showing the precious book to Ｇreen, Ｌuxmoore was
shocked to realize that he had left it in the taxi.
Ｗithout any delay, Ｇreen began calling
every taxi company in the city, with no luck. “Ｉ've felt
sick since then,”Ｌuxmoore told reporters.
Ａccording to Ｇreen, no one has yet
learned how the diary came to the office building. Ｔom
Ｂrennan received a reward（奖励） of $ １０００, Ｐhiladelphia
gained another treasure for its history, and Ｌuxmoore
told reporters, “Ｉt's wonderful news. Ｉ'm on high.”
５１ Ｔhis article
mainly tells about the story of _________.
Ａ． a lost diary Ｂ． Ｄeborah Ｌogan
Ｃ． Ｃory Ｌuxmoore Ｄ． the Ｌibrary
Ｃompany
５２ Ｆrom the text,
we learn that the diary is now owned by _________.
Ａ． Ｔom Ｂrennan
Ｂ． an unknown person
Ｃ． a Ｐhiladelphia magazine
Ｄ． the Ｌibrary Ｃompany of Ｐhiladelphia
５３ Ｐhiladelphia is thought
to be the best home for the diary because _______.Ａ． it
was written in Ｐhiladelphia
Ｂ． it tells stories about Ｐhiladelphia
Ｃ． people in the city are interested
in old things
Ｄ． the Ｂritish and the Ａmericans
once fought in Ｐhiladelphia
５４ Ｗhich of the
following shows the right order of what happened to the
diary?
a—Ｔom Ｂrennan found the book in
an office building.
b—Ｔhe book was shown to james Ｇreen.
c—Ｃory Ｌuxmoore arrived from Ｅngland.
d—Ｔhe book was left behind in a
taxi.
Ａ． a, b, c, d Ｂ． c, b, d, a
Ｃ． a, c, d, b Ｄ． c, a, b, d
５５ Ｗhat did Ｃory
Ｌuxmoore mean when he said “Ｉ'm on high”?
Ａ． Ｉ'm rich. Ｂ． Ｉ'm famous.
Ｃ． Ｉ'm excited. Ｄ． Ｉ'm lucky.
Ｂ
Computer people talk a lot about
the need for other people to become “computerliterate”.
Ｂut not all experts（专家） agree that this is a good idea.
Ｏne pioneer, in particular, who
disagrees， is Ｄavid Ｔebbutt, the founder of Ｃomputertown
ＵＫ. Ａlthough many people see this as a successful attempt
to bring people closer to the computer, Ｄavid does not
see it that way. Ｈe says that Ｃomputertown ＵＫ was formed
for just the opposite reason, to bring computers to people
and make them “peopleliterate”.
Ｄavid Ｔebbutt thinks Ｃomputertowns
are most successful when tied to a computer club but he
insists there is an important difference between the two.
Ｔhe clubs are for
people who have some computer knowledge already. Ｔhis
frightens away nonexperts, who are happier going to Ｃomputertowns
where there are computers for them to experiment on, with
experts to encourage them and answer any questions they
have. Ｔhey are not told what to do, they find out. Ｔhe
computer experts have to learn not to tell people about
computers, but have to be able to answer all questions
people ask. Ｐeople don't have to learn computer terms（术语）,
but the experts have to explain in plain language. Ｔhe
computers are becoming “people literate”.
５６ Ｗhich of the
following is Ｄavid Ｔebbutt's idea on the relationship
between people and computers?
Ａ． Ｃomputer learning should be made
easier.
Ｂ． Ｔhere should be more computer
clubs for experts.
Ｃ． Ｐeople should work harder to
master computer use.
Ｄ． Ｃomputers should be made cheaper
so that people can afford them.
５７ Ｗe can infer
from the text that “computerliterate”means _______.
Ａ． being able to afford a computer
Ｂ． being able to write computer
programs
Ｃ． working with the computer and
finding out its value
Ｄ． understanding the computer and
knowing how to use it
５８ Ｔhe underlined
word “it” in the second paragraph refers to the idea that
Ｃomputertowns _______.
Ａ． help to set up more computer
clubs
Ｂ． bring people to learn to use
computers
Ｃ． bring more experts to work together
Ｄ． help to sell computers to the
public
５９ Ｄavid Ｔebbutt
started Ｃomputertown ＵＫ with the purpose of ______ .
Ａ． making better use of computer
experts
Ｂ． improving computer programs
Ｃ． increasing computer sales
Ｄ． pupularising computers
Ｃ
Ｗant to save money when travelling
by train? Ｈere are some ways.
Ｄay Ｒeturns
Ｔhis ticket can save you up to ４５%
on the standard fare（车费）. Ｙou have to travel after the
rush hour period Ｍon. —Ｆri., but can travel at any time
on Ｓat. or Ｓun.
Ｂig Ｃity Ｓavers
Ｔhese are special lowpriced tickets
on certain trains. Ｙou have to book in advance—at the
latest by １６∶００ the day before you travel. Ｉt's first
come, first served.
Ｗeekend Ｒeturns
Ｗeekend Ｒeturns are available（有售）
for most journeys over ６０ miles. Ｇo on Ｆri., Ｓat. or Ｓun.,
and return the same weekend on Ｓat. or Ｓun., and save
up to ３５% on the standard fare.
Ｍonthly Ｒeturns
Ｔhese are available for most journeys
over ６５ miles. Ｇo any day and return within a month. Ｍonthly
returns save you up to ２５% on the standard fare.
Ｆamily Ｒailcard
Ｆor ￡２０ this railcard allows you
to take a second adult（成人） and up to ４ children for
only ￡３ each when you buy single or return tickets. Ｙou
can travel as often as you like until the card becomes
out of date.
６０ Ｗhich is the
best ticket to buy if you live in Ｌondon and want to go
to a small town ８０ miles away for four days?
Ａ． Ｂig Ｃity Ｓavers.Ｂ． Ｍonthly Ｒeturns.
Ｃ． Ｗeekend Ｒeturns. Ｄ． Ｄay Ｒeturns.
６１ Ａ man bought
himself a ticket of ￡１５ and three tickets for his family
with a family railcard. Ｈow much did he pay?
Ａ． ￡４４. Ｂ． ￡２９. Ｃ． ￡２４. Ｄ． ￡１５.
Ｄ
Ｍaybe tenyearold Ｅlizabeth put
it best when she said to her father, “Ｂ
ut, Ｄad, you can't
be healthy if you're dead.”
Ｄad, in a hurry to get home before
dark so he could go for a run, had forgotten to wear his
safety belt—a mistake ７５% of the ＵＳ population make every
day. Ｔhe big question is why.
Ｔhere have been many myths about
safety belts ever since their first appearance in cars
some forty years ago. Ｔhe following are three of the most
common.
Ｍyth Ｎumber Ｏne: Ｉt's best to be
“thrown clear” of a serious accident.Ｔruth: Ｓorry, but
any accident serious enough to “throw you clear” is also
going to be serious enough to give you a very bad landing.
Ａnd chances are you'll have travelled through a windshield（挡风玻璃）
or door to do it. Ｓtudies show that chances of dying after
a car accident are twentyfive times greater in cases
where people are “thrown clear”.
Ｍyth Ｎumber Ｔwo: Ｓafety belts “trap”
people in cars that are burning or sinking in water.
Ｔruth: Ｓorry again, but studies
show that people knocked unconscious（昏迷） due to not wearing
safety belts have a greater chance of dying in these accidents.Ｐeople
wearing safety belts are usually protected to the point
of having a clear head to prevent themselves from such
dangerous situations, not to be trapped in them.
Ｍyth Ｎumber Ｔhree: Ｓafety belts
aren't needed at speeds of less than ３０ miles per hour（mph）.
Ｔruth: Ｗhen two cars traveling at
３０ mph hit each other, and unbelted driver would meet
the windshield with a force equal to diving headfirst
into the ground from a height of １０ meters.
６２ Ｗhy did Ｅlizabeth
say to her father, “Ｂut Ｄad, you can't be healthy if you're
dead”?
Ａ． he was driving at great speed.
Ｂ． Ｈe was running across the street.
Ｃ． Ｈe didn't have his safety belt
on.
Ｄ． Ｈe didn't take his medicine on
time.
６３ Ｔhe reason Ｆather
was in a hurry to get home was that he .
Ａ． wasn't feeling very well
Ｂ． hated to drive in the dark
Ｃ． wanted to take some exercise
Ｄ． didn't want to be caught by
the police
６４ Ａccording to
the text, to be “thrown clear” of a serious accident is
very dangerous because you _______.
Ａ． may be knocked down by other
cars
Ｂ． may get seriously hurt being
thrown out of the car
Ｃ． may find it impossible to get
away from the seat
Ｄ． may get caught in the car door
６５ Ｓome people prefer
to drive without wearing a safety belt because they
believe _______.
Ａ． the belt prevents them from escaping
in an accident
Ｂ． they will be unable to think
clearly in an accident
Ｃ． they will be caught when help
comes
Ｄ． cars catch fire easily
６６ Ｗhat is the advice
given in the text?
Ａ． never drive faster than ３０ miles
an hour.
Ｂ． Ｔry your best to save yourself
in a car accident.
Ｃ． Ｎever forget to wear the safety
belt while driving.
Ｄ． Ｄrive slowly while you're not
wearing a safety belt.
Ｅ
Ｗhen a group of children politely
stop a conversation with you, saying: “Ｗe have to go to
work now,” you're left feeling surprised and certainly
uneasy.
Ａfter all, this is
the １９９０s and the idea of children working is just unthinkable.
Ｔhat is, until you are told that they are all pupils of
stage schools, and that the “work” they go off to is to
go on the stage in a theatre.
Ｓtage schools often act as agencies（代理机构）
to supply children for stage and television work. Ｍore
worthy of the name “stage school” are those few places
where children attend full time, with a training for the
theatre and a general education.
Ａ visit to such schools will leave
you in no doubt that the children enjoy themselves. Ａfter
all, what lively children wouldn't settle for spending
only half the day doing ordinary school work, and acting,
singing or dancing their way through the other half of
the day?
Ｔhen of course there are times for
the children to make a name and make a little money in
some big shows. Ｓome stage schools give their children
too much professional work at such a young age. Ｂut the
law is very tight on the amount they can do. Ｔhose under
１３ are limited to ４０ days in the years; those over １３
do ８０ days.
Ｔhe schools themselves admit that
not all children will be successful in the profession
for which they are being trained. Ｓo what happens to those
who don't make it? Ｗhile all the leading schools say they
place great importance on childrengetting good study results,
the facts seem to suggest this is not always the case.
６７ Ｐeople would
stop feeling uneasy when realising that the children they're
talking to ________.
Ａ． attend a stage school
Ｂ． are going to the theatre
Ｃ． have got some work to do
Ｄ． love singing and dancing
６８ Ｉn the writer's
opinion, a good stage school should .
Ａ． produce star performers
Ｂ． help pupils improve their study
skills
Ｃ． train pupils in language and
performing arts
Ｄ． provide a general education and
stage training
６９ “Ｐrofessional
work” as used in the text means _______.
Ａ． ordinary school work
Ｂ． moneymaking performances
Ｃ． stage training at school
Ｄ． acting, singing or dancing after
class
７０ Ｗhich of the following
best describes how the writer feels about stage schools?Ａ． Ｈe
thinks highly of what they have to offer.
Ｂ． Ｈe favours an early start in
the training of performing arts.
Ｃ． Ｈe feels uncomfortable about
children putting on night shows.
Ｄ． Ｈe doubts the standard of ordinary
education they have reached.
Ｂ） 根据对话内容，从对话后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。
Ｊohn: Ｏh, hi, Ｆred!
７１ . Ｗhy are you so late?
Ｆred: ７２ .
Ｓhe always keeps us in class until ten past ten.
Ｊohn: Ｄoesn't she
know that you're supposed to get out at ten?
Ｆred: ７３ .
Ｂut she never looks at her watch. Ｓhe just keeps talking.Ｊohn:
Ｄon't the students complain（抱怨）about it? ７４ .
Ｆred: Ｎo. ７５ .
Ｊohn: Ｗell, you could
try and talk to her.
Ｆred: Ｍaybe.
Ａ． Ｔhey don't think
so
Ｂ． Ｉ didn't know
whether to save you a place or not
Ｃ． Ｅverybody is too
polite
Ｄ． Ｉ guess so
Ｅ Ｍary had a talk
with me
Ｆ Ｉt's our maths
teacher
Ｇ Ｉ would say something
Ⅳ 单词拼写（共１０小题，每小题１分；满分１０分）
根据下列句子及所给汉语注释，在句子右边的横线上，写出空缺处各单词的正确形式。（每空只写一词）
７６ Ｄon't
（浪费）your money on silly things.
７６___________．
７７ Ｔhe wind turned
my （伞） inside out.
７７ .
７８ Ｉ （认出） Ｍike
the moment Ｉ saw him.
７８__________．
７９ Ｄo you know the
________（平均） monthly rainfall in this area?
７９_________．
８０ Ｓleep is
（必要）to health.
８０_________．
８１ Ｔhis bus can
carry ６０_______（乘客）. ８１_________．
８２ Ｆifty years ago,
Ｃhairman Ｍao （宣告） the founding of the Ｐeople's Ｒepublic
of Ｃhina.
８２_________.
８３ Ｓhe looks
（面熟） to me, but Ｉ don't remember her name.
８３_________．
８４ Ｗhat
is the best known chain of fast food （餐馆） in
the world?８４__________．
８５ Ｔhey lived in
Ｌondon until quite （最近）. ８５__________．
Ⅴ 短文改错（共１０小题，每小题１５分；满分１５分）
此题要求改正所给短文中的错误。对标有题号的每一行作出判断：如无错误，在该行右边横线上画一个勾（）；如有错误（每行只有一个错误），则按下列情况改正：
该行多一个词：把多余的词用斜线（＼）划掉，在该行右边横线上写出该词，并也用斜线划掉。
该行缺一个词：在缺词处加一个漏字符号（∧），在该行右边横线上写出该加的词。
该行错一个词：在错的词下划一横线，在该行右边横线上写出改正后的词。
注意：原行没有错的不要改。
Ｔhe
Ｐroblem with Ｔelevision
Ｎow Ｉ can't watch
much television but a few years ago
８６．
Ｉ was used to watch
it every night. Ｉ was often
８７．
a little tired after
a day's work and watch ＴＶ
８８．____________
demands very little
effort. Ｕnfortunate, there are ８９．
too many people among
my family. Ｓome wanted
９０．
to see the programme
while others preferred ９１．
another. Ｉ am happy
with any programme but ９２．
the others spent
a lot time arguing and there
９３．
was no way of settling
the matter except by ９４．____________
selling the set.
Ｎow someone at home reads instead.９５．____________
Ⅵ 书面表达（满分３０分）
假设你是李华，在一所中学读书。最近收到美国朋友Ｓmith先生的来信。他三年前参观过你校，听说现在变化很大，希望了解有关情况。参照下图，给他写一封回信，介绍你校的变化。
注意：１ 回信须包括图画的主要内容，可以适当增减细节，使内容连贯；
２ 词数１００左右。
Ｄear Ｍr Ｓmith,Ｊuly
９
Ｂest wishes,
yours,
Li Hua