【正文】 2. 詞數(shù)： 120 左右。 1. 廢氣污染嚴(yán)重； 2. 影響交通，導(dǎo)致更多事故，危及行人安全； 3. 停車(chē)問(wèn)題日益突出。假如你是趙 凱，請(qǐng)你根據(jù)下表提供的信息，給《學(xué)生雙語(yǔ)》報(bào)社寫(xiě)一封信，客觀介紹這兩種看法。People should see waste as a resource. 第五部分：書(shū)面表達(dá)（滿分 15 分） 隨著人們生活水平的提高，越來(lái)越多的家庭擁有了私家車(chē)。People ▲ to see it as a resource. Increasingly, people are realizing that it makes both economic sense and environmental sense to use waste ▲ of just throwing it away. Result We’ll leave less resources ( ▲ for future generations to use. ( ▲ The environment39。s natural resources to make products which we then throw away, sometimes a very short time later, is not sustainable in other words, it cannot continue indefinitely. The way we consume materials will affect whether we have a sustainable society that leaves resources available for future generations to use. As consumers and producers, we are central to the concept of sustainability. We need to think about how we can get more out of less, how we can use less and throw away less and how we can do better things with our socalled waste than throw it away. We need to see waste as a resource. Title The problem with waste Definition Waste or rubbish is (96) ▲ people throw away when they do not need it or want it any longer. Important ▲ on society What is waste and why does it matter? Waste or rubbish is something that people throw away because they no longer need it or want it. Almost everything we do creates waste and as a society we are currently producing more waste than ever before. We do this at home and at work. The fact that we produce waste, and get rid of it, matters for the following reasons. When something is thrown away we lose the natural resources, the energy and the time which have been used to make the product. The vast majority of resources that we use in manufacturing products and providing services cannot be replaced. The use of these resources cannot go on indefinitely we would run out. When something is thrown away we are putting pressure on the environment39。 ________ _______, I find many people _________ to pay slightly higher prices for things tat are environmentally friendly. 3. 另一方面，包括一些科學(xué)家在內(nèi)的很多人則堅(jiān)持不同意見(jiàn)，他們擔(dān)心如果人類(lèi)用這種方式干涉自然 ,那就有可能離制造一個(gè)現(xiàn)實(shí)生活中的肯蘭斯坦怪物不遠(yuǎn)了。我決心要讓自己開(kāi)心一點(diǎn)，但漢娜還是感覺(jué)到哪兒有些不對(duì)勁。s leadership in a particular pany. C. The contribution made by a worker to his pany. D. The worker39。s appreciation of Shakespeare39。s words are used ________. A. to make readers appreciate the writer39。s a great fellow to work for. We see workers go out of their way to do things for certain supervisors (管理人 ). We see them carry out instructions cheerfully and well or even add something to the doing of the job which was unexpected. In other words, they put themselves into the job and give it that plus effort which people give only when they feel that they are part of the team, that they are making a contribution to its success, and that their contributions are understood and appreciated. Now this is not something which just happens. It is built on a onetoone relationship. It is reflection(反映 ) of a person39。 We suffer from a lack of role models and shared causes. This is part of 46 , I think , that many young AsianAmericans (亞裔美國(guó)人 ) continue to assimilate (同化 ) into American 47 as doctors, scientists and engineers. Our struggle is individual but 48 mon. Ours is a limited version of the American Dream. While I can struggle for 49 into Harvard (哈佛大學(xué) ) and bee the talk of the Korean mothers in my hometown , God forbid that I aim much further than that — 50 fame as a writer or perhaps president of America . I wish more than anything else to feel like part of something 51 than myself and my personal goals, part of a larger culture. Unfortunately , by 52 to America my parent sacrificed (犧牲 ) the cultural legacy (遺產(chǎn) ) they would have passed on to me. When I visited 53 last summer, I was 54 by many people for never learning how to speak Korean and for turning my back on their 55 . Taxi drivers would 56 to stop for me because they knew from my 57 where I had e from. And 58 , in spite of the 17 years spent in this country, I have realized the fact I am not pletely 59 . Recently, a black man called me a “l(fā)ittle Jap” in a men? room, and a 60 woman on the street told me “go back to Thailand.” Americans, I think, feel a(n) 61 to keep AsianAmericans at a distance. With 62 numbers of AsianAmerican 63 applying to top colleges, many white students have begun to plain about AsianAmerican hardworking spirit and petitiveness, 64 us “Asian nerds (討厭的人 )”. Many American 65 this as part of a larger “Asian invasion” following Japan an export success in America. 46． A． facts B． reasons C． results D． things 47． A． country B． city C． land D． society 48． A． hardly B． frequently C． obviously D． always 49． A． scholarship B． citizenship C． admission D． arrival 50． A． toward B． near C． between D． among 51． A． more B． better C． larger D． longer 52． A． going B． traveling C． flying D． ing 53． A． J