湖南师大附中2022届高三月考（五）英语试题（考试范围：高考全部内容）本试卷分为四个部分，包括听力、语言知识运用、阅渎和书面表达。时量120分钟。满分150分。PartIListeningComprehension（30marks）SectionA（22．5marks）Directions:Inthissection,youwillhearsixconversationsbetweentwospeakers．Foreachconversation,thereareseveralquestionsandeachquestionisfollowedbythreechoicesmarkedA,BandC．Listencarefullyandthenchoosethebestanswerforeachquestion．YouwillheareachconversationTWICE．Conversation11．Whatmadethemanworried?A．Losinghiscar．B．Thewheelsofhiscarbeinggone．C．Hiscarbeingstolen．2．Howdidthathappen?A．Helefthiscaroutside．B．Someonehadbrokenintohisgarage．C．Heforgottolockhisgarage．Conversation23．Whatarethetwospeakersmainlytalkingabout?A．Chemicals．B．Management．C．Pollution．4．HowdoesaTVstationdealwiththesituation?A．Showtheimportanceofthelaws．B．ReporttheeventonTV．C．Talktothemanager．Conversation35．Whydoesn'tthewomanordertheproductsontime?A．There'saproblemwiththecentralcomputer．B．Theproductsaren'ttothecustomers'tastes．C．Theproductsareofpoorquality．6．Whatdothespeakersdisagreeon?A．Howtotrainthestaff．B．Howtofindbetterstaff．C．HowtoimprovetheserviceConversation47．Howdidtheman'smothercelebratehis14thbirthday?A．ShetookhimtowatchaHarrisonFordfilm．B．Sheinvitedhisfriendsforabirthdayparty．-26-C．Shearrangedforhimtowatchafamousactorworking．8．Inwhataspectdoesthemanlookdifferentfromhismother?A．Theshapeofhisfaceandcoloring．B．Hiseyesandforehead．C．Hismouthandnose．9'．Whatdidtheman'smotherenjoymost?A．Family．B．Cleaning．C.ActingConversation510．WhatcanwelearnabouttheLatinQuarter?A．It'sinthe．students'area．B．It'sexpensive．C.It'squiet．11．Howdocsthewomansuggestthemangoaround?A．Bytaxi．B．Bysubway．C．Bybus-12．Wherearcthespeakersprobably?A．InParis．B．InLondon．C．InNewYork．Conversation613．Whatisthepossiblerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A．Motherandson．B．Workmates．C．Wifeandhusband．14．Whatdocsthewomanadvisethemantodo?A．Workfull-time．B．Balancethebudget．C．Findanotherjob．15．Whathappensintheendoftheconversation?A．Themanagreeswiththewoman．B．Themanenviesthewoman．C．Themangetsimpatientwiththewoman．SectionB（7．5marks）Directions:Inthissection,youwillhearashortpassage．Listencarefullyandthenfillinthenumberedblankswiththeinformationyouhaveheard．FillineachblankwithNOMORETHANTHREEWORDS．YouwillheartheshortpassageTWICE．PartⅡLanguageKnowledge（45marks）SectionA（15marks）-26-Directions．．ForeachofthefollowingunfinishedsentencestherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD．Choosetheonethatbestcompletesthesentence．21．Althoughthereanincreasingnumberofsuchcasesagainstpeople,crimeagainstlargecompanies_____abiggerproblem．A．is;areB．is;isC．are;isD．are;are22．Onedaytheycrossedthe_____bridgebehindthepalace．A．oldChinesestoneB．ChineseoldstoneC．oldstoneChineseD．Chinesestoneold23．They'cannotwipeawaythestainofthepast,theycancertainlymoveforward.AWhileB．WhenC．IfD．Because24.TheworldchangedalotsincetheInternet____inthelate20thcentury.A-burstforthB．burstopenC．bunionthesceneD．burstintoflame25.isnopossibility_____BobcanwinthefirstprizeinthematchA-There;thatB．It;thatC．There;whetherD．It;whether26.Itsoundslikesomethingiswrongwiththecar’sengine._____we’dbettertakeittothegarageimmediately.A．OtherwiseB．IfnotC．ButforallthatD．Ifso27．Thegasoline_____．Let'sfillthecarupatthenextgasstationA．isrunningoutB．hasrunoutC．isbeingrunoutD．hasbeenrunout28．Itwasproposedbytheboardthatourschool_____moretopexperimentsA．wouldintroducedB．introducedC.introduceD．beintroducing29．TheCouncilofEuropeproducedanagreementoncybercrimein2022,hasbeenapprovedbymanycountries．A-whatB-thatC．whichD．when30．Waitasecond;Myessayisalmostdone．I___fortwohours'A．havewrittenitB．havebeenwritingitC-wroteitD．amwritingit31．AsMrsRooseveltput__@@@．I'dratherlightacandlethancomplainaboutthedarknessA-itB-thatC．thisD．them32．Manypeoplenowadaysrefertothemselvesaschihuo-peoplewholovetoeatandaresatisfiedandexcitedwhen_____deliciousfood．A．tastedB．totasteC．TastingD-havingtasted33．—Willyoubuymeatoycar．Mummy?—OK．You_____haveoneifyoutidyyourroomassoonaspossible．A-mightB．mustC．couldD．shall34．Thethieffelltotheground,hisleftfoot_____andblood____downfromhismouthA．breaking;runningB．broken;runningC．breaking;runD．broken;run-26-35．Hestatesthatgoodqualitiessuchashonestyandself-disciplinemake_____heistodayA．whomB．howC．whatD．whichSectionIt（18marks）Directions:ForeachblankinthefollowingpassagetherearefourwordsorphrasesmarkedA,B,CandD．Fillintheblankwiththewordorphrasethatbestfitsthecontext．Afriendofminewasofferedapositiontoteachinaninstituteofliterature．Thatyearhewasonly28yearsold．buthadalreadypublishedliteraryworksofabout600,000ChinesecharactersManystudentswerefilledwithadmirationforhis_36_．Quiteafewliteraturefanswenttohimforadvice．Sir,wouldyousharewithusyoursecretforwritingsosuccessfully?"Herepliedfrankly,"Yes．Justoneword—37．"“'Then,_J8_passiondoweneedifwewanttowriteaswellasyoudo?"theypressedhim“Onefootdeep,"answeredmyfriend．One-foot-deeppassion?Theyfelt_^9_．Myfriendtookthemhomeandfetchedoutabundleofusedwritingpaperfromunderhisbed．allthesheetswerefilledwithsmallandclosely-writtencharacters．Thosewerehis40manuscripts（手稿）,agoodfootinthickness．"Ifyouwanttoachievesomethinginwriting,youmust_41_apassionthat'sonefootdeep．Inotherwordsyoushould42writinguntilyourrejectedmanuscriptsaccumulatetoonefootthick．During．thisperiod,youmustnotbecomeimpatientorsinkintodespair.Onlywithexpectationandpassioncanyouhave43andhopeforthefuture,hetoldhisstudents．Enlightenedbyhiswordsthestudentscametorealizethatsuccessinwritingisnotsomething44toget.Onthecontrary,itrequirespainstakingefforts．Theylookedenthusiasticandeagertohaveatryrightaway.Butmyfriendcontinued,"Thereisonethingyoumustbearinmind:Thepassioncan45beonefootdeep．Ifafterpracticingcountlesstimesandyourwritingstillremainsatthelevelofahighschoolstudent.youmightaswelltrysomethingelse,oryou’llgetintoablindalley.Anyfurtherattemptwilljustmeana(n)46ofyourtimeandtalent．"Indeed,whateverwedo,weshoulddoitwithdeepandperseveringpassion.However,ifourefforthasprovedtobe___,weshouldquitassoonaspossibleandtrysomethingdifferentweareyoung.Successmaybeatthecornerjustwhenweswitchovertoanewdirection.36．A．positionB．achievementC．accumulationD．devotion37．A．passionB．PatienceC．perseveranceD．effort38．A．howmuchB．howdeepC．howfarD．howIon,．39．A．excitedB．disappointedC．inspiredD．confused40．A．rejectedB．unfinishedC．awardedD．published41．A．considerB．dismissC．maintainD．seek42．A．tryonB．touchonC．decideonD．keepon43．A．faithB．confidenceC．desireD．guarantee44．A．specialB．easyC．usefulD．available45．A．neverB．approximatelyC．onlyD．occasionally46．A．honorB．aspectC．wasteD．chance47．A．endlessB．carelessC．．pricelessD．fruitlessSectionC(12marks)Directions：Completethefollowingpassagebyfillingineachblankwithonewordthatbestfitsthecontext.-26-Asayoungman,youhavetowork．Whetheryouhandleapenorasetofbooks,editingapaperorwritingfunnythings,youmustwork．Ifyoulookaroundyouwillseethemenwhoarethemostabletolive48．_restoftheirdayswithoutworkarethemenwhoworkthehardest．49beafraidofkillingyourselfwithoverwork．ItisbeyondyourpowertodothatbeforeyouarethirtyTheydiesometimes,butitis50．theyquitworkatsixintheevening,anddonotgohome51twointhemorning．It'stheintervalthatkills．Theworkgivesyouanappetite52．yourmeals;itgivesyouaperfectandgratefulappreciationofaholiday．Thereareyoungmenwhodonotwork,53．theworldisnotproudofthem．Nobodylikesthem．thegreat,busyworlddoesn'tknowthattheyarethere．Sofindoutwhatyouwanttobeanddo,andtakeoffyourcoatandmakeadustintheworld．Thebusieryouare,the54．___harmyouwillbesupposedtogetinto,thesweeterwillbeyoursleep,thebrighterandhappieryourholidays,andthebettersatisfiedwilltheworldbe55．you．PartⅢReadingComprehension（30marks）Directions:Readthe/allowingthreepassages．Eachpassageisfollowedbyseveralquestionsorunfinishedstatements．ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD．Choosetheonethatfitsbestaccordingtotheinformationgiveninthepassage．AThefollowingaresomefamousbeachesinAmericathatyoucan'tmiss．CoastGuardBeach—MassachusettsForaclassicalcoastalvacation,headtoCoastGuardBeach,whichhasboundlessmilesofsand．StopattheSaltPondVisitorCentertolearnaboutfreeprograms,suchasfamilycampfirenights,beachyogaandfishinglessons．Takearidealongthe24-milebikepathorboatthroughundamagedwetland．Thebeachhaslifeguards,showersandchangingrooms．Intown．ClamBarserveschildrensmealsandhasan18-holeminiaturegolfcourse．CoopersBeach—NewYorkWiththerichandfamousalong,thiswidewhite-sandbeachisatrueHamtonstreasures．AtouralongCoopersBeachofferstheuniqueviewofaseeminglyendlessAtlanticononesideandhistoricbuildingsontheother．Thegentlysloping（倾斜的）beachhaslifeguards,asnackbar．chairandumbrellarentals,andasummerconcertseries．Allowtimeforshoppingintownonancient,tree-linedstreetslikeJobsLane．HanaleiBayBeach—HawaiiTheslowpaceoflifeatHanaleiBayonKauai'snorthshoremakesthistwo-mile-long,half-moonbeachatthefootofgreenmountainsandwaterfallstheperfectplacetostopandstepintothesunshine．Beachgoerscanswim．bodyboardandlearntosurfinsummer'scalmerwaters．InthetownofHanalei,afive-minutewalkfromthebeach,you'llfindsurfstores,giftshops．andsoon．SantaCruzBach—CaliforniaHometothelastofthegreatseasideamusementparksontheWestCoast,theSantaCruzBeachBoardwalkisfamily-friendlyandfeatureridesforchildrenof;illagesandlivemusiceventsduringthesummer．Cowcll'sBeach,justnorthofthemainbeach,providessomeofthebestconditionsforlearningtosurfontheWestCoast．ClimbaboardaRoaringCampRailroadstrain,whichpicksuppassengersontheboardwalkandtakesthemintotheforestofHenryCowellRedwoodsStatePark．56．Ifyourchildrenareinterestedingolf,whichofthefollowingdestinationswouldbethebestchoiceforyou?-26-A．CoastGuardBeach．B．CoopersBeach．C．HanaleiBayBeach．D．SantaCruzBeach．57．Fromthepassage,weknowthat_____onCoopersBeach．A．touristscanenjoysummerconcertsserieswithoutpaymentB．touristscanrentumbrellasincaseitrainsC．touristscanplayinthegreatseasideamusementparkwiththeirfriendsD．touristscangettogetherwiththeirfamilymembersinthewetland58．WhatcanweenjoyonHanaleiBayBeach?A．Familycampfiresandbeachyoga．B．BoatingthroughundamagedwetlandandvisitinggiftshopsC．Watchingwaterfallsandswimming．D．Takingatraintripintothetrees．59．Cowell'sBeachisagoodchoiceforpeoplewholikeA．surfingB．ridingCfishingD．shopping60．WhichofthefollowingisTRUE,accordingtothepassage-?A．TheendlessAtlanticandhistoricbuildingsareauniqueviewonCoastGuardBeachB．OnCoopersBeach,youcangoshoppingonmodern,tree-linedstreetsC．LivemusiceventstakeplacealltheyearroundonHanaleiBayBeachD．HenryCowellRedwoodsStateParkissituatedinCalifornia.BThesmallcoastaltownofBroome,innorthwestAustralia,isaremotevillageinthevastcountryside.TherearenotrafficjamsandhardlyanyroadsThereisonlythemassiveAustralianwildland,where.somehousesare500milesapartandsomedrivewaysare50mileslong.Thereseemtobeonlytwomainsourcesofentertainmentouthere;thesunsetatthebeachandSunpictures.SunPicturesisaverydifferentmovietheater．Theseatsareparkbenchesanddeckchairs,butyou'realsowelcometositonthegrass．SunPictureswasbuiltin1916ontheothersideoftheglobefromHollywood．Allthebigfilmswereshippedhereandthelonelycountrywasamazed．BroomeresidentPearlHamaguchihasnevertraveledfarfromhome．ButintheSunPictureschairs．underthedeepbluenightsky,shehasbeenalmosteverywhere．"AndwecamebackexcitedaboutGregoryPeck,"sherecalled．SunPicturesisoneofthefewplacesleftintheworldwhereyoucanseetwosetsofstarsatthesametime—onesetinthesky,theotherinthefilm．Eachnight,dozensofpeoplefromaroundtheworldlineupattheoldwoodenstand,withnocomputerinsight,andbuytheirticketstothelatestfilms．SunPicturesisalsoamuseum,exhibitingprojectors（放映机）thatdatebacktothesilentfilms,aportraitgalleryofthefamouspeoplewhoneverknewaboutthisplace-eventhoughtheycamehereallthetime．Everyonceinawhile,I'mtold,youmightfindanon-ticketholderinyourseat．That'swhyit'salwaysagoodideatoshakeoutyourchairtomakesuretherearenospidersorscorpions．-26-"We'veonlyhadacoupleofscorpionincidentsbutnoone'sbeenstungyet,"saidAaronMestemaker,atouristvisitingfromMichigan．SunPicturesisaholyhallofmoviehistoryandareminderthatairconditioningandcarpetarenomatchforgrassandfreshair—evenwhenthelizardsstealthescene．61．Thefirsttwoparagraphswanttoshowthat_____．A．livinginBroomeisexpensiveB．thelifeinBroomeisboringC．fewpeopleliketoliveinBroomeD．Broomeissimplebutvast62．SunPicturesisdifferentfromothertheatersbecauseA．itisthemosthistoricaloutdoortheaterintheworldB．theaudiencecaneithersitonchairsoronthegrassC．itwasbuiltbysomeconstructorfromHollywoodD．allthefilmswereimportedherefromHollywood63．FromthepassagewecanlearnthatGregoryPeckismostprobablythenameofA．aplaceB．afilmC．amoviestarD．acountryfellow64．Theunderlinedwords“non-ticketholder"refersto.A．aninsectwhichcomestothetheaterbyincidentB．acountryfellowwhodoesnotbuytheticketC．anelderlypersonwhoenjoysfree-ticketprivilegeD．aforeignerwhodoesn'tknowaticketisnecessary65．ItcanbeinferredthatthetouristsinBroomearemostattractedby.A．itspeacefulnessB．itsbeautifulsunsetC．theSunPicturesD．thegalleryofmoviestarsCInastepthatshouldhelpmaketheInternetsaferfurconsumers,anti-virusgiantSymanteconWednesdaywillintroduceaprotectionsystemdesignedtodealwithnewevilprogramsthattrytosneakontoyourcomputer．Fordecades,anti-virusprotectionhasworkedbyreactingtonewevilprograms．Researcherstrytoidentifybadcode,thencreateanddistributefilters（过滤）forit．Butcybercriminalshavegottensofastatescapingthelatestfiltersthatprotectionoftencomestoolate．Symantec'snewsystem,calledQuorum,continuouslypredictswhetheranynewprogramthatattemptstorunonyourPCisgoodorbad．Itthentakesstepstoisolate（liebadcode．"We'reclosingamajorgapthebadguyshavebeenusingtodelivertheirevilsoftware,"saysRowanTrollope,seniorvicepresidentofconsumerproducts．Symantecbecomesthefourthmajoranti-virusfirm—andthelargest—toaddpredictivecapabilitiestotraditionalreactiveanti-virussuites．SinceFebruary,McAfee,PandaSecurityandTrendMicrohaveintroducedsimilarpredictivetechnologies．"Reactivedefensesjustdon'tworkanymore,"saysSteveRagan,securityeditoratTheTechHerald．"Predictivesystemswillgiveanedgetothegoodguys．"ComputerinfectionsmostoftenspreadwhenaPCuserclicksonanevilly-changedWeblinkthatarrivesin;me-mailorsocial-networkmessage,orappearsinsearchresultsforquestionsonGoogle,BingandYahooSearch．What'smore,millionsoflegalWebpages-secretlychangedbyhackers—canalsoinfectaPCduringapagevisit．CybercriminalsuseinfectedPCstospreadspam（电子垃圾）,stealdataandhijackonlinebankingaccounts．Infectionscanchangehourly,forcinganti-virusfirmstocreateanddeliverthousandsof-26-filterseachday．"Theamountofevilsoftwareproducedtodayhasrequiredallofustochangetheapproachwetakeinfightingagainstit,"saysTrendMicroseniormanagerJonClay．TrendbeganofferingpredictiveprotectiontobusinesscustomersinMay．Aconsumerversionisduenextyear．"Thereisanaturalevolutiontakingplace,"saysMikeGallagher,chieftechnologyofficerforMcAfee,whichrolledoutitsArtemissystemforconsumersandbusinessesinFebruary．66．Inthepastdecades,anti-virusprotectionhasn'tworkedeffectivelybecauseA．researchersdidn'tcreatefiltersintimeB．filtersweresoonescapedbycybercriminalsC．ill-meaningprogramsweretoocomplexD．cybercriminalsweresmarterthanresearchers67．MowdoesQuorumprotectyourcomputer?A．Itcontinuouslyupdatestheanti-virusdatabaseinyourcomputer．B．Itreactstotheill-meaningprogramsonceitrunsonyourcomputer．C．ItevaluateseverynewprogrambeforeitcanrunonyourcomputerD．Itautomaticallyrefusesunfamiliarsoftwaretorunonyourcomputer68．Whatcompanyisthelastonetoaddpredictivecapacitiestoitsanti-virusproduceA．SysmantecB．McAfee.C．TrendMicro．D．PandaSecurity.69．Computersareusuallyinfectedbyconnectingto___A．e-mailboxesorsocial-networkmessagesB．searchenginesofGoogle,BingandYahooD．spoiledweblinks70．AccordingtoJonClay,therearcsomanyill-meaningprogrameverydaythat_____A．anti-virusfirmsshouldworkmorewillinglyB．anti-virusfirmsshouldspeeduptheirresearchC．filtersshouldbepredictiveinsteadofreactiveD．filtersshouldbedeliveredhourlyinsteadofdailyPartFWriting（45marks）SectionA（10marks）Directions:Readthefollowingpassage．Fillinthenumberedblanketsbyusingtheinformationfromthepassage．WriteNOMORETHANTHREEWORDSforeachanswer．Flippedclassroomisaformofblendedlearninginwhichstudentslearncontentonlinebywatchingvideolectures,usuallyathome,andhomeworkisdoneinclasswithteachersandstudentsdiscussingandsolvingquestions．Teachersprovidestudentswithguidanceinsteadoflecturing,personalizingteachers'interactionwithstudents．Startinginfall2000,theUniversityofWisconsin-Madisonusede-Teachsoftwaretoreplacelecturesinacomputersciencecoursewithvideoofthelecturer．Inthe"TheClassroomFlip"（2022）,TennesonandMcGlassonpresentedanapproachforteachersconsideringwhethertofliptheirclassroomsandhowvariousapproachescouldenhancetheirteachingprocess,along．Italsoexplorescomputercoursemanagementsystems．In2022,twocentersatWisconsinCollaboratoryforEnhancedLearningwerebuilttofocusonflippedandblendedlearning．In2022,Michigan'sClintondaleHighSchoolflippedeveryclass．PrincipalGregGreenworkedwith-26-socialstudiesteacher,AndyScheel,toruntwoclasseswithidenticalmaterialandassignments,oneflippedandoneconventional．Theflippedclasshadmanystudentswhohadalreadyfailedtheclass—somemultipletimes．After20weeks,flippedstudentswereoutperformingtraditionalstudents．Flippedclassroomsfreeclasstimeforhands-onwork．Studentslearnbydoingandaskingquestions．Studentscanalsohelpeachotherinaprocessthatbenefitsboththeadvancedandthelearnerswhoarelessadvanced．Flippingalsochangestheallocationofteachertime．Traditionally,theteacherengageswiththestudentswhoaskquestions-butthosewhodon'tasktendtoneedthemostattention．"Wereferto'silentfailers,'"saidoneteacher,claimingthatflippingallowshertotargetthosewhoneedthemosthelpratherthanthemostconfident．Flippingchancesicachcrsfrom"sageonthestage"to"guideontheside",allowingthemtoworkwithindividualsorgroupsofstudentsthroughoutthesession. -26--26-SectionB（10marks）Directions:Readthefollowingpassage.．Answertheflippingaccordingtotheinformationgiveninthepassageandrequiredwordslimit．Writeyouranswersonyouranswersheet．IrememberasayoungbuyIwaslivinginasuburbanneighborhoodasafoster（收养的）child．Lostinthesystemofchildservicesandforcedtospendlotsoftimealone．Iwouldoftenwanderthedifferentneighborhoodsonmyownandoffertohelpmowalawnorwashsomewallsinexchangeforsomepocketmoneyorcandy．Oneday,Iknockedonthedoorofanelderlywomanandaskedifsheneededherlawnmowed．SheaskedwhyIwasnotinschooland1showedhermypantsandshoes,whichweretornandnolongerkeepingmewarmandprotected．Sheallowedmetoworkintheyard．feedingmelunch．WhenIwasfinishedIknockedonherdoorandshelookedatme．"Isupposeyouwanttobepaidnow,"shesaid．Sheaskedwhatmyfeewas．IhadnotthoughtabouthowmuchIcouldmake．Iwasjustexcitedabouttheopportunity．Shesaid,"Well,comeinside,myson,"andthenshereachedhighabovetherefrigeratorandintothecupboardandpulledoutabigjarfilledwithdollarbillsofeverydenomination（面额）．Shesaid,"Nowyou'vedoneafinejobtoday．Althoughyoumissedsomeschoolwhichisveryimportant,thatisnotsomethingyoushouldbedoingagain．Iwantyoutobuysomepantsandnewshoesandgetbackinschool．IalsowantyoutocomebackandvisitmewithyourreportcardandIwillrewardyouwhenIseeyouhaveworkedhardandhavesomegoodmarks．Nowreachinwithbothyourlittlehandsandtakeoutasmuchasyoucan．"IreachedinandgrabbedsomuchmoneyIcouldnotbelieveitformyself．ItwasenoughformetobuywhatIneeded．Ireturnedseveraltimestoseethewomanandshedidjustasshepromised．ShelookedatmyreportcardandgavemeahandfulofdollarsandasandwicheverytimeIshowedherIhadan"A"or"B"．1willneverforgetthehugedifferencethiswonderfulstrangermadeovermylifewithhergenerosityandkindness;thisissomethingIhopetodomyselfinmylifetimeoverandoveragain．81．Whydidtheboyoffertohelphisneighbors?（Nomorethan10words）（2marks）82．Whatkindofpantsandshoesdidtheboywear?（Nomorethan6words）（2marks）83．Howdidthewomanpaytheboyafterhefinishedhiswork?（Nomorethan15words）C3marks）84．Accordingtothepassage,whatdocstheboyhopetodoinhislifetime?（Nomorethan15words）（3marks）SectionC（25marks）Directions:WriteanEnglishcompositionaccordingtotheinstructionsgivenbelowinChinese．我校110周年华诞，特举行“爱我附中创意你我”—一校庆创意礼品征集活动。礼品（如钢笔，钥匙扣、丝巾、领带、帽子……）应具有较商的实用价值．便于携带和收藏，能反映我校的历史底蕴和人文内涵。请你写一封信给校方，介绍你的创意。内容：-26-1．描述礼品（名称，外观，大小，功能，材料，图案……）；2．说明设汁理由。注意：1．参考词汇：alumni校友；2．词数不少于120个。DearSir／Madam，I'mLiHuafromClassl428.Ourschool's110thanniversaryiscoming.YoursSincerely,LiHua-26--26--26--26--26--26--26--26--26--26--26--26--26--26--26-
