【正文】 參考詞匯： harmonious 和諧的 。要點(diǎn)如下： 1. 宿舍生活是學(xué)校生活的重要部分； 2. 遵守校規(guī)，如按時(shí)作息等； 3. 學(xué)會(huì)與同學(xué)們交流與分享； 4. 和諧的宿舍生活很重要。 There are so many good reasons to send a child to camp. When children go to camp, they are on their own, sometimes for the very first time in their lives. They have to decide what to wear, what to eat and which activities to participate in. As a result they develop confidence and independence. As selfrespect develops from learning to be on their own, children continue to try new activities. Also it is possible that they will engage in what they are unfamiliar with. In school, children do not experience success in the same way and can often think of themselves in others’ eyes. Camp can be a school without failure because just having fun makes them a success. One of the greatest benefits of a camp experience is that children develop social skills. In a camp setting, a good counselor (輔導(dǎo)員 ) will make sure that every camper is included in the activity and that each child interacts with the others in a positive way. They learn the give and take, and they learn how to work and cooperate. Something as simple as cleanup, is not only there to get the cabin (小木屋 ) clean, but to promote a team atmosphere of working together which in turn results in friendships. The obvious benefit of camp is that campers make long lasting friendships. These friendships can often be more unique and special because campers are living with each other and see the true personalities. Because campers and staff e from different schools, children learn to see others from a different viewpoint. Children tend to be accepted for who they are and do not have to be concerned about what they wear, what they are good at, or how they look. This is because in a camp setting, respect and caring finally win out over materialistic objectives. And of course learning skills at each activity is a great benefit for campers. By being exposed to so many arts, sports and outdoor recreation programs, campers have fun and develop selfrespect. They also learn skills that they can then pursue and enjoy for the rest of their lives. In a word, camp does give children fun, friends and fulfillment. Title Send your children to camp Differences with the school life Children learn to be confident and (76) _____ because it may be the first time for them to be on their own. Children continue trying new activities and (77) _____ their selfrespect. Camp is a school without failure because just having fun makes children feel (78) _____. (79) _____ of camping Camp can develop the children ’ s social skills. A good counselor ensures that each child is included in the activity and interact with others (80) _____. Children learn to offer and to (81) _____, and how to work together. Children make long lasting friendships. Children live with each other and see the true personalities. Children learn to see others from a different point of (82) _____. Camps avoid judging children from their backgrounds, abilities and (83) _____. Respect and caring (84) _____ materialistic objectives. Children develop learning skills and they learn skills they can pursue and (85) _____for the rest of their lives. Conclusion Camp does give children fun, friends and fulfillment. 第二節(jié)：書(shū)面表達(dá)（滿分 25 分） 最近，你們班來(lái)了一位新同學(xué) Alice，她來(lái)自美國(guó)很不適應(yīng)集體宿舍的生活，因此感到非?？鄲馈 knocked out E Light went out at tourism landmarks and homes across the globe on Saturday for Earth Hour 2020, a globe event which is designed to highlight the threat from climate change. From the Sydney opera house and Harbor Bridge to the Eiffel Tower in Pairs and London’ s House of Parliament, light were dimmed as part of a campaign to encourage people to cut energy use and limit greenhouse gas emissions from fossil fuels. Organizers said the action showed millions of people wanted governments to work out a strong new UN deal to fight global warning by the end of 2020, even though the global economic crisis has raised worries about the costs. “ we have been dreaming of a new climate deal for a long time,” Kim Carstensen, head of a global climate initiative at the conservation group World Wide Fund for (WWF), said in a candlelit bar in the German city of Bonn, which hosted , climate talks between March 29 and April 8. “ now we are no longer so alone with our dream. We’ re sharing it with all these people switching off greenhouse gas emissions are warming the pla and will lead to more floods, droughts, heat waves, rising sea levels and animal and plant extinctions. World emissions have risen by about 70 percent since the 1970s. Austr