Nowadays, there is no __________/kən'dʌktə(r)/ on most of the buses in our city.

The hotel only __________/prə'vaɪdz/ free parking for its guests (顾客) .

The __________/nəʊtɪs/ on the wall said 'No smoking'.

What will __________/'hæpən/ if we have no forests?

The car __________/'sʌdənlɪ/ ran into a tree.

    阅读理解B篇材料中，Mary Chan经常听爷爷讲起他难忘的老师Mr. Tan。再读本篇材料，假如你是Mary，请以“I have been wondering…”为题，简要介绍Mr. Tan，写写你对Mr. Tan严厉教育行为的看法，以及如果你也遇到了这样严厉的老师，你的想法或做法。

要求：（1）词数100左右，题目与开头已给出，不计入总词数；

（2）可适当归纳引用文中对Mr. Tan的描述，但要以自己的感想为主；

（3）文中不得出现任何与考生相关的真实信息。

I have been wondering…

When I was little， my grandfather often told me about his teachers. He said he would never forget Mr. Tan, a strict teacher I have been wondering about it. ...

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昨天我在海滩上散步的时候，看到一个画家在画画。

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他从来没走那么远。

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为了安全起见，请不要到人群密集的地方。

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    The most difficult thing for university student Ted Rogers is opening his classroom door. Ted can't do this without help because he's only six years old. He's the youngest person ever to study at Rochester University in New York. Ted 1. (begin) reading at two, and by four, he had known a lot about many subjects from astronomy to zoology（动物学）. By the age of five, be had been able to talk to university professors about his ideas.

Ted 2. just         (complete) his first book. It3.(come) out in a few months, shortly after his seventh birthday. “I love learning.” says Ted.

“My hero is the scientist Albert Einstein because he never brushed his hair or4.(wear) socks. “Psychologists（心理学家）have found it difficult5.(test) Ted's cleverness because they do not have high enough scores for him. Ted's mother first knew her son was different when he kept6.(cry) at play school because he was bored with the children's games. She started teaching him at home after finding that local schools were not prepared for children who learned at Ted's speed.

Now Ted7.(study) geography at Rochester University and using the Internet to complete his high school studies.

However, some psychologists warn that too much study can stop a child from8.(grow) up in a healthy way. “I9.(not care) how clever the kid is. Six-year-olds have to play with their friends,” says Dr. Brian Wood. Mrs. Rogers doesn't agree that her son's time10.(take) up completely by schoolwork. “He loves the violin and has many outdoor interests, such as camping, fishing and swimming, just like other boys of his age.”