【正文】 ou do long ago? 62. What did sundial have? 63. How long did it take for the water to go down one mark in water clock? 64. How would you know the time when you use a candle clock? 65. What does the writer want to tell us? 書面表達 （共 15分） 九、文段表達（ 15分） 66. 從下面兩個題目中任選一題，根據(jù)中文和英文提示，完成一篇不少于 50詞的文段寫作。（共 30分，每小題 2分） 41. On special days,ChangYong wears ________. A. a silk jacket B. a T shirt C. a dress D. a coat 42. Johnis from _________. A. Korea B. Australia C. Tanzania D. Canada 43. Most of people in Tanzanialivein _________. A. apartment B. the country C. wooden huts D. the NorthPole 44. The weather in northern Canada is _________. A. warm B. hot C. cool D. cold B Blue Ribbons ofHonor A teacher in New York decided to honor her studentsby telling them the difference they each made. First she thanked to each of them how they made a difference to her and the class. Then she gave each student three blue ribbons with gold letters reading,“Who I Am Makes a Difference.” The students went out to find somebody to honor. The person would keepa ribbon and give the extra ones to a third person to keep it going. One boy went to a manager in a nearby pany and honored him for helping him with his career planning. Later that day the manager went in to see his boss. He told him that he deeply admired him for being a creativetalent. He gave the surprised boss the last extra ribbon and asked him to find somebody else to honor. That night the boss went home to his 14yearold son. He told the boy what had happened and said,“I want to honor you, son. My days are really busy andwhen I e home I don’t pay a lot of attention to you. Sometimes I shout at you for not getting good enough grades in school and for your bedroom being a mess, but somehow tonight, I just want to let you know that you do make a difference to me. Besides your mother, you are the most important person in my life. You’re a great kid and I love you!” Hearing this, the boy started to cry and couldn’t stop. He looked up at his father and said through his tears,“I was planning on leaving home tomorrow, Dad, because I didn’t think you loved me. Now I don’t need to.” did the teacher give to the students to honor them? A. Career planning. B. Blue ribbons. C. Special prizes. D. Goldmedals. did the boss feel about what the manager said and did? A. He was sad. was angry. was pleased. surprised. the bosstalked to his son, the boywas planning to______. A. leave his home B. pay attention to his father C. clean his room D. get goodgrades in school the story, we give others blue ribbonsfor________. A. showing theirsuccessin career B. givingthem ourkindness in return C. admiring theircreativity and talent D. honoring the differencestheymade C Travel Far, but Think Local Author Elizabeth Becker says we havea responsibility to respect the places we visit. Some basic rules still hold, such as not travelling at busy times and taking fewer trips but making them longer. The best and easiest way to be a responsible traveler is to use mon sense and go local. Respecttraditions. Read about the culture and traditions of the places you visit. Understand the local cultureand customs to avoid making any mistakesor upsetting the localpeople. For example, dress properlywhen you visit temples and don’t eat or talk loudly in religious(宗教的 )sites. It’s also important to respect the local environment. If you visit a beach, leave seashells where you find them and try not to catch fish while swimming. Learn the expects you to bee fluent, but try to learn some basic phrases such as “please” and “thank you”. You’ll be amazed at how much nicer and more helpful people will be if they know you’re making an effort toget involved with their culture. Spend away from international hotels and restaurants run by foreigners. By using local guides, buying local products and staying in family run hotels, you’re not only givingback to the munity, but you also get a real sense of the country you’re staying in and the people who live there. Bargain be polite when you try to get a lower price. Sometimes goods at a local market can seem overpriced. Nobody likes to be cheated and it may be fun to bargain, but remember that for the local people bargaining it may not be a game. For some of them, their business is their only source of ine. So try not to be too rudewhen bargaining. Don’t litter . In some countries, getting rid of waste is a big problem, so don’t throw rubbish on the ground. Doing so is harmful to the environmentandunpleasant for others. Hold on to your rubbish until you find a bin. in some of the most developed countries, water shortages are a reality. Tourists who take 10minute showers and leave the taps running aren’t making things any better. 49. From thepassage,to understand the local culture better, we should ________. A. respect traditions B. bargain fairly C. save water D. notlitter 50. To help the local people, we’d better________. A. spendin international hotels and restaurants a bargaining game with local people C. keep t