What does the woman want to do?
A. Do some shopping.
B. Go to the post office.
C. Get her watch rep aired.
假设你是李华。你和美国笔友David经常有电子邮件往来，相互了解中美学生的学习、生活情况。近期他来信向你了解你们学校学生的体育开展情况。请你用英语写一封电子邮件，内容包括:
1. 你们学校受学生欢迎的体育项目；
2. 你所喜欢的体育项目。
注意:
1. 词数80左右；
2. 可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。
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单词拼写
1.My family will go to attend the wedding at the i____________ of my uncle.
2.The students are asked to write a b__________ description, no more than 80 words.
3.After e____________ the old parts of the town, they were given a guided tour of the palace.
4.After years’ efforts, Zhang Kai was finally a___________ to Zhejiang University and became a university student.
5.P____________, I don’t care what I can get from playing music. I just love music.
6.At the end of the 17th century, London was on the rise, starting to ___________(取代) Amsterdam as the center of world trade.
7.I went and sat in a cafe and watched the ____________(路人).
8.A group of officials from Beijing are ____________(视察) our school.
9.Ten years ago, the house was ________(做广告) for sale at 500,000 yuan. Now it has doubled.
10.The climbers were trapped by a ________(猛烈的) storm which went on for days.
A few days ago some of the world’s most famous musicians gathered in Paris and New Orleans to celebrate the first International Jazz Day. UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization) recently set April 30 as a day 1. (raise) awareness (认识) of jazz music and its importance across 2. (culture).
3. (actual) in America the jazz audience continues to decrease and grow older, and the music has failed to connect with younger generations.
It’s Jason Moran’s job to help change that. As the Kennedy Center’s artistic 4. (advise) for jazz, Moran hopes to help more people appreciate jazz and preserve its history and culture.
Moran says one of the problems 5. jazz today is that the music can’t entertain people. In his opinion, the music can’t 6. (present) today the way it was in 1908 or 1958. It has to continue to move, because the way the world works is not 7. same.
Last year, Moran 8. (arrange) Fats Waller’s music, 9. was generally considered to be concert music, for a dance party. What he wants is that people understand how we humans talk about 10. (we) through music and how music gets us into a dialog about our emotions and our thoughts.
Like millions of people around the world, I used to spend every December making a New Year’s resolution or two. However, by February, like clockwork, exactly ______ would be achieved.
When I was younger, this didn’t ______ me all that much. But in my 20s I realized that trying to keep a ______ New Year’s resolution was like writing a novel or climbing a mountain — it just wasn’t achievable.
So, ______ focusing on one large thing and giving up when I didn’t succeed, I decided to make a ________ of little things I wanted to work on during the year. So far this has ______ things like keeping my house a little bit ______, spending more time with my dog and even dropping a few pounds. My _________ has been to focus on taking small steps every day.
I’m now making ______ toward those goals without feeling ______ pressured or disappointed that I haven’t done more. Simple upgrades like wiping down my bathroom sink every day after ______ my makeup (化妆品) have become second ______ to me. While losing weight, I focus on cutting just a pound at a time.
I don’t even ______ these New Year’s resolutions, and that helps to make my small goals feel more achievable. They’re just little goals I’ve set to be happier and healthier over time. I also ________ myself once in a while along the way. For example, I ______ myself a new pair of sneakers when I ran three weeks out of the month. And then there’s the free time I naturally have in tidying the bathroom sink every day, which takes less time than a deep ______ on a Sunday.
If keeping your New Year’s resolution is harder than you thought, the ______ to success might be giving up the idea of resolutions ______. Instead, ______ your goals into small milestones you can easily reach daily or weekly—and enjoy the ______ feeling of meeting each and every mini goal.
1.A. something B. anything C. everything D. nothing
2.A. bother B. spoil C. help D. harm
3.A. logical B. huge C. artificial D. magical
4.A. along with B. instead of C. except for D. long before
5.A. list B. number C. group D. total
6.A. suggested B. studied C. included D. described
7.A. bigger B. securer C. tidier D. stronger
8.A. future B. revolution C. attention D. plan
9.A. progress B. signals C. information D. turns
10.A. silently B. happily C. distantly D. painfully
11.A. leaving behind B. putting on C. thinking about D. pointing to
12.A. nature B. chance C. interest D. challenge
13.A. discuss B. consider C. realize D. expect
14.A. excuse B. respect C. treat D. appreciate
15.A. passed B. paid C. found D. bought
16.A. clean B. breath C. sleep D. thought
17.A. road B. key C. way D. direction
18.A. quietly B. hopefully C. completely D. sadly
19.A. turn down B. put down C. write down D. break down
20.A. bored B. empty C. proud D. inspired
Body language provides a lot of information on what other people are thinking. A research has shown that 55% of communication comes from body language. 1. Next time you’re in a meeting, watch for these cues(暗示):
Real smiles crinkle (使起皱纹) the eyes. When it comes to smiling, the mouth can lie but the eyes can’t. Real smiles reach the eyes, crinkling the skin to create crow’s feet around them. People often smile to hide what they’re really thinking and feeling, so the next time you want to know if someone’s smile is real, look for crinkles at the corners of their eyes. 2.
3. Have you ever been in a meeting with someone and noticed that every time you cross or uncross your legs, they do the same? Or perhaps they lean their head the same way as yours when you’re talking? That’s actually a good sign. It means that the conversation is going well and that the other party accepts your message.
Eyes that lie. Most of us believe that it’s difficult to hold someone’s gaze (凝视) when they’re lying. But that’s such common knowledge that people will often try to hold eye contact, hoping to cover up the fact that they’re lying. 4. If you’re talking with someone whose gaze is making you uncomfortable, something is up and they might be lying to you.
Even if you can’t read a person’s exact thoughts, you can learn a lot from their body language.5.
A. Copying your body language is a good thing.
B. If they aren’t there, that smile is hiding something.
C. Good sings lead to good conversations in a meeting.
D. You’ll have to find out how long they have looked at you.
E. Learning how to understand that 55% can give you a lot of help.
F. That’s especially true when words and body language don’t match.
G. The problem is that most of them will hold eye contact until it feels uncomfortable.
