【正文】 注意： 詞數(shù) 120左右。 With the increasing serious air pollution, the air quality in cities are being worse and worse. The gases from cars and factories keep ing into air. There are not enough trees to absorb the gases, because trees have been cutting down in large quantities. If people breathe out these gases, their healthy will be harmed. The gases may cause various disease like lung cancer or even heart disease. To improve the situation, we suggested that the number of cars should be controlled and that the factories should be prevented from pour out waste. And when we go out, rather than drive our own cars, why not to use public transportation? 第二節(jié)：書面表達（滿分 25 分） 假如你校英文報正在進行征文活動，要求描寫家鄉(xiāng)最美麗的景點。 修改：在錯的詞下劃一橫線，并在該詞下面寫出修改后的詞。 增加：在缺詞處加一個漏字符號（ ∧ ），并在其下面寫出該加的詞。文中共有 10處語言錯誤，每句中最多有兩處。 ★★★☆☆ Bill Latimer was one of the greatest athletes in America and a great petitor. As a student at the University of Utah, he was a star on the 41 team and one of the best petitive 42 . All was going well for Bill. Things couldn’t have been better, until Bill had a skiing 43 and doctors had to cut off his left leg just below the knee. Needless to say, Bill was totally 44 . However, he didn’t 45 . He believed he could turn the 46 label of “handicapped ( 有生理缺陷的 )” into a positive opportunity to overe a physical 47 . With this newfound understanding of selfpetition, Bill 48 himself that he would 49 let anyone see him walk with a limp (跛行 ). He determined that he would not let this accident 50 him peting. So Bill had two kinds of artificial 51 made for him. One has a foot with a rockingchair effect, so when he 52 he does not limp. No one knows he has an artificial leg 53 he wears shorts. With this leg, Bill still 54 tennis and wins. He’s an amazing player and swims long distance marathon races. The other artificial leg allows Bill to 55 a ski boot as he is a fantastic skier. Bill Latimer is a great man. He didn’t stay down when he got 56 . He didn’t let disappo intments and 57 stop him. He overcame great emotional and 58 challenges and succeeded. Bill knows that you’re never 59 till you quit. One single event is merely a small accident in the long run. With a sense of humor, and a(n) 60 in selfpetition, we can get up and do whatever it takes to succeed. 41. A. baseball B. football C. tennis D. basketball 42. A. skiers B. skaters C. golfers D. sailors 43. A. performance B. trip C. match D. accident 44. A. shocked B. wrong C. different D. fotten 45. A. run B. struggle C. give up D. look back 46. A. right B. negative C. active D. false 47. A. check B. process C. test D. challenge 48. A. advised B. promised C. threatened D. encouraged 49. A. never B. often C. already D. still 50. A. keep B. protect C. stop D. send 51. A. arms B. hands C. fingers D. legs 52. A. swims B. walks C. drives D. cycles 53. A. before B. when C. unless D. if 54. A. plays B. changes C. shows D. watches 55. A. pick B. cover C. make D. wear 56. A. fed up B. knocked down C. taken in D. turned over 57. A. difficulties B. habits C. disagreements D. doubts 58. A. risky B. new C. physical D. direct