2021年.《英语写作》（专插本）.docxVIP

2. The national economy was disrupted by the (successful,successive) waves of political movements. 3. The students were very (responsible,responsive) in class. They raised many questions and gave interesting comments. 4. We have had enough of those (hollow,empty) promises. This time they will have to deliver. (OMITTED) Ⅱ. Revise the following sentences.(10% one point for each) 1．A man is judged not only by what he says but also by his deeds. 2．Du Fu was one of the greatest poets. 3．Looking out of the window, the grassland stretches as far as the eye can reach. 4．He has been a friend of mine for a few years, but we are not longer in touch. (OMITTED) Ⅲ. Read the following passage carefully and write a summary of it.(15%. It is required to sum up the main idea in less than 80 words on the answer paper.) China’s high-tech industry has grown an average of 27 percent each year for the last five years, according to a senior Chinese official. Wu Zhongze, vice minister of science and technology, said the total production value of the industry accounted for 16 percent of China’s manufacturing. “ Chinese manufacturing has made great progress in upgrading itself by applying more high-tech technologies,” said Liu Yong, are searcher with the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. Chinese companies have become more interested in controlling core technologies by developing major equipment manufacturing industries, such as automobile and shipbuilding in which homegrown or innovative high-tech technologies have allowed domestic products to substitute imports. Domestic car makers enjoyed a 17-percent share of China’s total auto sales in 2007 and some key breakthroughs in shipbuilding have narrowed the technological gap between the Chinese and its east Asian competitors Japan and the Republic of Korea. Vice Minister of Commerce Ma Xiuhong also said that China would continue to come up with more policies in 2008 to encourage foreign capital to invest in high-tech manufacturing and env