【正文】 假如你是李華，請用英語寫一篇短文投稿，談談生活中你原諒他人的一次經(jīng)歷，主要內(nèi)容包括：你們之間發(fā)生了什么，你為什么原諒對方，以及原諒對方之后的感受。面對矛盾，多一份包容和諒解，生活就會多一縷陽光。提示詞語：park, movie theater, go boating, watch a movie提示問題：Where are you going?What are you going to do?When and how will you get home?Dear Mrs. Smith,My friend Jim asks me to go out with his family this ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________.Li Hua題目②寬容是一種美德。題目①假如你是李華，正在美國參加一個交換生項目。所給提示詞語僅供選用。（共10 分，每小題2 分）What’s in a Name?Many American names e from England. But where did most English names e from?Centuries ago, most people in England had only one name their first name. In the 11th century, five or　six of the 50 people in a village might be named William, and it was easy to get confused. But in the Middle　Ages, people found a way to describe each person exactly. If there were four Williams in one village, one　might be referred to as William the son of John. A second might be called William from the hill. A third,William the blacksmith（鐵匠）. And a fourth, William the brown haired. In conversation, people might refer　to the four Williams as William John’s son, William hill, William smith, and William brown.It was 300 or 400 years before the extra （ 附加的） names gradually developed into last names, orsurnames. They were passed on from generation to generation. By the 1300s, Robert, the son of Williamsmith, had the name Robert smith, even if he was not a blacksmith like his father. As the last name becamewidely accepted, the first letter was capitalized, as in Robert Smith. By the 15th century, most people of theupper and middle classes had surnames.Many surnames were based on fatherson relations. The “son of” part was added to the father’s firstname, like Johnson, meaning John’s son. Sometimes it was shortened to just “s”, as in Jones or Evans.Surnames like Hill described the place where a person lived. They are the most mon type of surname. A　third kind of surname was based on a person’s job. Forester was someone who looked after the forest. In the　Middle Ages, occupation names such as Baker, Carpenter, and Miller became mon. The fourth kind of　surname was nickname（綽號）. A man whose surname was Bear might be as fierce as a bear.Have you ever wondered why some surnames are so mon? The most mon surname in theEnglish language is Smith. Being able to make metals（金屬）into tools was an important skill in the MiddleAges, and many people were trained as blacksmiths. The most mon American surnames are Smith,Johnson, William and Brown.61. Where do many American names e from?62. When did people find a way to describe each person exactly?63. How long did it take for extra names to develop into last names?64. What is the fourth paragraph mainly about?65. Why were many people trained blacksmith in the Middle Ages?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。每個選項只能用一次。A Meaningful GiftEmily was an eighth grader. To pass her Civics course（公民課程）, she had to do some volunteerservice in a nursing home for a week.One Monday, Emily went to the nursing home after school. When she arrived, she was told she would___31 an hour every weekday with an elderly lady, Mrs. Blair. She was then led into a room, where an oldlady in a flowery dress was sitting on a sofa.Emily 32 awkwardly（別扭地）in front of the lady. She cleared her throat and said, “Good afternoon.I’m Emily.”“Good afternoon, Emily. Take a seat, please.” Mrs. Blair replied.Then, 33 filled the space