【正文】 3分，滿分 15分） 將下列句子譯成英語，并將所譯句子寫在答題卡上標(biāo)有題號(hào)的橫線上。 38. The protection of the environment is one of the (基本的 ) state policies of the Chinese government . 39. Al ways bring along paper and ( 蠟筆 ) so the young child doesn39。ve done all we can to make sure that our happiness jar is filled. 34. According to the first three paragraphs, we can infer that ______. A. necessary and voluntary tasks are more important than happiness B. voluntary tasks are those we do for others with pleasure and joy C. time goes quicker when we do the first two tasks than the third D. doing the first two tasks often leaves us no time to fill the third jar 35. Which of the following is TRUE about the author? A. She is always unhappy when she attends the dance club. B. She does something to make herself happy every single day. C. Dancing and music are the two usual ways that she makes herself happy. D. She takes her husband and daughter to dance club in order to make them happy. 36. What can we know from Paragraphs 4 and 5? A. The author took a class at church to practice music. B. The author finds friendship is important for her happiness. C. The author was invited to attend an orchestra as she is good at singing. D. The author was going to give a performance at Christmas. 37. The author wrote this article mainly to _____. A. tell readers how to relax in daily life B. tell readers the best way to use their time C. remind readers to take time to make themselves happy D. stress the importance of necessary and voluntary tasks 第四部分 詞匯檢測(cè)（共 10 小題；每小題 1分，滿分 10分） 根據(jù)下列句子及所給漢語注釋或通過上下文，在答題卡上標(biāo)有題號(hào)的橫線上，寫出空缺 處各單詞的正確形式。t run properly. However, we often fet to fill the third jar the happiness jar. This is the jar that we fill with activities that make us happy. Is your happiness jar sometimes empty at the end of the day? We all have days like that. Between doing all the necessary and voluntary tasks, time flies by on some days, and before we know it, it is time for bed. That is why each day we have to make an effort to fill our happiness jar. Most days, I fill mine by going to ballroom dance (社交舞 ) class with my husband and daughter. Between the music, the dancing and the friendship among the students, I always leave classes happier than when I entered. Music is another way that I fill my happiness jar. This week, I had the pleasure of taking part in an orchestra (管弦樂隊(duì) ) practice at my church. Our church isn39。s cool. D The way we spend our time can be divided into three groups, or “ jars” . These would be the necessary tasks jar, the voluntary tasks jar and the happiness jar. Every day, we spend time filling the necessary tasks jar. We fill this jar with useful things, like earning money, housework, buying food and paying bills. We then fill another jar with voluntary tasks. These are things that we do for others, but we may not enjoy them. This jar gets filled with tasks like taking children to activities, cooking family meals, and doing cleaning. Those jars are very important. If we don39。s ability to speak standard English and make it hard for them to municate with foreigners. The government even started the Speak Good English Movement in 2021. But the movement didn39。s Chinese name “ hui feng” is a good one? A. Because it expresses the meaning of the original English. B. Because it sounds like its English pronunciation. C. Because it sounds like a big local bank. D. Because it has a good meaning. C A new bus in Singapore is making headlines (成為新聞熱點(diǎn) ) for a strange reason. It is what is written on the signs inside the bus that has people talking. The signs are written in Singlish! Quite different from the English we are familiar with, the signs read, for example, “ Here cannot go in” instead of “ You cannot go in from here” , and “ Here can charge (給??充電 ) phone” instead of “ You can charge your phone here” . English is one of the official languages in Singapore. But the English Singaporeans use in their daily lives is far from standard English and earns it the name “ Singlish” . In Singapore, migrants (移民 ) from many countries, including China, India and Malaysia, all speak their own versions (版本 ) of “ English” . The New York Times calls Singlish a “ patchwork (拼湊品 )” . For example, in Singlish you can easily find influences from Chin