英语周报20122013学年上学期高三课标GDY答案解析第18期.docVIP

PAGE PAGE 23 英语周报2012-2013学年上学期高三课标GDY答案解析第1-8期 1-5 CADDA 6-10 BCDAD 11-15 BCACC 16. since 17. When / As 18. Obviously 19. a 20. your 21. hadn’t spoken 22. whose 23. them 24. touching 25. where 26-30 CACCA 31-35 DABCC 36-40 ABCDB 41-45 BDBAC 46-50 EFCBA 基础写作 One possible version: Dear Li Hua, 　　I’m sorry to know you are at a loss. I’m writing to offer you some advice. Since you are facing the most important exam of your life, it is natural that you feel great pressure. But you should face it bravely and find effective ways to relieve it. 　　Firstly, have confidence in yourself and make a schedule for your studies so that you can make full use of your time. Secondly, you can spend some time doing some physical exercise and listening to light music to relieve stress. More importantly, if you put your heart into your studies and work hard, you will make greater progress, which will help you pass the college entrance examination. 　　I hope my advice will be of help to you. Yours sincerely, Wang Fang 读写任务 One possible version: 　　This passage states that many parents read their children’s diaries so these teenagers try to protect their privacy by keeping diaries in English or keeping in touch with their friends by mobile phone. 　　Should parents read their children’s diaries? Some say yes because they think parents can know whether their children have a problem or not and give them a hand which can help them out completely. However, some people insist that parents should not read their children’s diaries. Children should be allowed an amount of privacy as adults do. If parents have a question about what’s going on with their children, it’s their responsibility to open the channels of communication in different ways rather than to invade their privacy. 　　I feel that it is unwise to read children’s diaries. Many teenag