—Dad, this is my friend, Mike.
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A.OK B.Thank you. C.How are you? D.Nice to meet you.
作为一个中国人，我们应该对自己的首都北京非常了解和热爱。 请根据下列要点介绍一下北京的几处著名景点。
要点：
1. 北京是一个首都城市，也是一座历史悠久的城市。
2. 北京有着很多的名胜古迹，每年都有大量的中外游客前来参观。
3. 在古代，曾有很多的帝王们住在故宫。而现在它作为一个博物馆向公众开放。
4. 颐和园位于北京城西北， 是一座建于自景观上的大型中国园林。
5. 虽然……，但是不到长城非好汉，……
6. ……
注意：
1.词数：100左右。
2. 不要逐字翻译，可适当添加细节和关联词，使行文连贯，逻辑顺畅。
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句子翻译
1.我认为这里的污染没有我们想象的严重。
2.尽管他和同学们相处得不好，但是结果证明他与这起事件无关。
3.这座17孔的桥只占据这个区域的四分之三。
4.日本是我们将去参观的第二个在亚洲的国家。
5.这份调查到目前为止有任何进展了吗？
At a recent job fair in China’s Jiangsu Province, some employers offered great welfare packages, i1. insurance, holiday presents and paid vacations. These companies were rushed by many job seekers who b2. that working in s3. great places would make them feel like home．
An article from The Workers’ Daily says if a company fails to p4. its employees with a sense of belonging, it will not be able to keep them with a satisfactory salary a5.．
The article says the job fair serves as a good example. An employer must keep in mind that providing its employees with good conditions has become vital in maintaining the company’s competitive edge．
Nowadays, many companies try every p6. means to reduce the cost of labour, ignoring or even trampling on employees’ rights and interests. The fact is that some companies are u7. to find new workers even with increased payment．
A unique company culture with human-oriented management is the key to s8. keeping good employers. The article concludes that in a society where individual d9. is more important than ever, providing a sense of belonging for employees should be the most important thing of a c10..
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn was published in 1885 and is a sequel(续集）to The Adventures of Tom Sawyer. At the end of the story, Tom and his best friend Huck found a lot of money in a cave and were allowed to keep it. Huck starts his story by describing what has happened to him since then.
Many people consider Huckleberry Finn to be one of the ‘great American novels’. However, when it first came out it was banned by some libraries and schools. People thought that Huck, a young boy and the main character, wasn’t a good example for children because he lied, stole and used bad language. Later, in the second half of the twentieth century, the novel was criticized for its racist language.
In the novel Twain attacks many of the traditions of the southern states of the USA, through the eyes of the main character, the reader sees and judges the South, its faults and its good qualities.
Several themes run through the story. Perhaps the most important one is slavery, which was finally abolished in all American states in 1865. Another is freedom. Both Huck and Jim want to be free—Jim from slavery and Huck from the society that wants to control him. A third is friendship. The adventures that Jim and Huck share on the river bring them closer together. The fact that Jim is black and a slave is no longer important and they become good friends. Jim helps Huck and Huck helps Jim in return.
Brief 1. | 2.in 1885, The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn described the story that3.The Adventures of Tom Sawyer. |
Book reviews | It is 4.among the Great American Novels. When it first came out, people thought that Huck had a bad5. on children because of his lies, theft and usage of bad language. Later, in the6. twentieth century, it was criticized for its language. |
Twain was7.many traditions of the southern states of the USA. Through Huck’s eyes, readers learn about different aspects of the South. | |
Main 8. | ◆Slavery. Slavery came to the end in all American states in 1865. |
◆Freedom. Huck wants to be free from slavery and Huck from the9. | |
◆Friendship. With the adventures on the river, Jim and Hack were brought closer together, 10.Jim is a black slave. |
Finally, a huge wall of ice blocked our plan. Soon the Nautilus itself was stuck in the ice. The Nautilus dived to about eight hundred meters and travelled quickly under the icecap. Conseil and I looked for fish, but there were none. We travelled under the ice for two days.
On the third day, we rushed onto the deck to see water and a small island. The crew caught some fish in their nets and we ate some for dinner. Captain studied his instruments and announced we were at the South Pole. We all cheered. Then the Nautilus dived and began its return voyage. Suddenly I felt a shock. The Nautilus had stopped moving and was leaning to one side. It was stuck under an iceberg. Captain Nemo was clearly worried. We were in a kind of tunnel with ice above and below us. Both ends of the tunnel were blocked with more ice. Captain Nemo told us there were two ways of dying in that situation. We had enough air for two days, but we might be crushed before that. Captain Nemo and his crew used a long pole and found we were lying on ten meters of ice.
The men began to cut the ice under Nautilus. It would take five nights and four days to remove enough ice to free the Nautilus. However, there was only enough air for two days.
1.What life did Dr. Aronnax and Conseil see underneath the icecap?
A.Vegetation. B.Lots of birds. C.Fish . D.Nothing.
2.What happened when the Nautilus got stuck in the tunnel?
A.It moved back and forth. B.It stopped on top of the iceberg.
C.It leaned to one side. D.It was crushed by pressure tanks.
3.What did Captain Nemo say might happen to them?
A.They may starve to death. B.They may be crushed
C.They may freeze to death. D.They may run out of electricity.
4.How did the men know how much ice was underneath them?
A.They used tools. B.They used a long pole.
C.They used an arrow. D.They used an instrument panel.
