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高中英语语法-普通高等学校招生全国统一

考试北京卷2之一

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&nbｓp; It was a waｒm Ａｐriｌday wheｎa bｉg f ａt eｎｖｅloｐe camｅiｎｔhe mａiｌfｒomｔhe only col ｌｅge Ｉhad evｅr imaginｅd ａttｅｎding.I tｏre open tｈe packeｔ. My eyｅsｗere fixed on the woｒｄ“congraｔｕｌatioｎs. ”I dｏn’ｔｒeｍemｂeｒｅver ｓｍｉlｉngｓo wｉde．

＆nｂsp;Then I lookｅd at ｍｙｆｉｎａncial（财政的）packａge．

&nbｓp; The cost of Dｒeam Schoｏl’s tuition(学费）, r ｏom anｄｂoardｗａs aroｕnd $4０,00０- an iｍpossｉblｅsum!Hｏwｃouｌd I affｏrd to aｔｔeｎd? Ｗhat ｇｏod reasｏnｓdid I have to go tｈeｒe ｗhen tｈrｅe other fｉnｅcolｌeges ｗere oｆfering mｅfreｅtuiｔioｎ? Ｍy other choiceｓwere ｇｏod，solid ｓchｏｏls eｖen ｉｆｔｈｅy ｗerｅｎ’t aｓfamouｓas my first choｉcｅ.

&nbsp；In ｍy mｉnd,attｅndｉng ｍy dreaｍｕni ｖersityｗouｌdｂe the ｏnly wayｔo ｒeａｌize my dreaｍoｆｂecｏｍｉng a woｒld－claｓs wｒiｔｅｒ. Ｍy pareｎts uｎderstood hｏw Iｆeｌｔ．Thｅy toｌd me th ａt evenｔhougｈiｔwoｕldｂe a finaｎｃiaｌproｂlem, Ｉcｏuld gｏwheｒeveｒＩｗoｕｌｄbe hapｐiest. But as I was always ｃareful wｉtｈｍoney，I waｓn’t sure what tｏｄo.

&nbsp；Onｅof the scｈｏoｌs tｈａt ofｆered me a full ridｅhad an iｎｆoｒｍatｉonal dｉnner oｎe nｉｇｈt ｉn the spｒing.Coｎsideriｎg my pａｒｅnts’ｆiｎancial ｄｉffｉｃulties, Ｉdeｃidｅd ｔoｄrｉve the ４５miｎutes a ｎd aｔtend. Aｔfｉrｓt, all I had planned to do wａs smile ｐｏlｉteｌy,eatｆree fｏoｄ, listen quｉetly. Bｕt I surｐｒised ｍyself.

＆nbsp;At dinner the ｐresｉｄent oｆthe universｉｔy tａlked abｏｕt thｅｗonderful actｉviｔies on ｃamｐｕｓ（校园）iｎｃluding gｕest lectures ａnｄｓocｉalｇa ｔherｉngs. He also mａdｅｉtｐerfｅcｔly cｌeａr tｈａｔfree fooｄwｏuld beｏffeｒed at alｌｆutureｅvｅｎts.

He ｃｏnｔｉnued withｅxplanatiｏns oｆprｏfessors, clａss sizｅs，activitｉes，aｎd spoｒtinｇevｅnｔs on camｐｕｓ.Aｓhe spｏke，I bｅgan to realizｅthat tｈis school，thｏｕgh noｔas ｇｏod aｓmｙｆirsｔchoice, migｈt be thｅbｅｓｔoｎe fｏｒmｅ．It seｅmｅdｓmaｌl yeｔwith ｍanｙｇｒeaｔprｏgrams. Ｉｔseeｍed challengiｎｇyｅｔcａring.

&ｎbsp; As ｔｈｅpresidenｔｅｎdｅｄhis speech, we clａpｐｅd politely and pushed bａｃｋour chａiｒs. ＡｓＩwalked out that dｏor，a fｅelinｇofｃomfｏrt washｅｄover mｅ.Lｏoｋing at the campus that night，Ｉｒeａlｉz ｅdｔhat I woｕｌd be sｐendiｎg tｈe nexｔfour yeａr ｓｒｉght tｈere.

＆nbsp; Ｉn ａll ｈoｎeｓtｙ，my uｎｉversｉty is n ｏｔas well－knｏwn as mｙ“dream”univeｒsity. However, it turned ｏut to bｅthｅright choice of ｓchools for ｍｅ.

  59. Ｈow did the autｈｏｒfeel ｗｈenｈe

staｒted to reａd ｔhe lettｅr?

&ｎｂｓp; Ａ.Hｅwａｓfull ofｊoy.

＆nbsp; Ｂ. Heｗaｓｌost in ｈis dream.

  C. Hｅwasｗoｒriｅd ａbout thｅmｏneｙ.

&nbsp；D. He ｗａｓｕncerｔain which school tｏgo to．

＆nbsp; 6０．Ｗｅcaｎlｅａrnｆrom the passａge ｔhat thｅparents werｅ___＿＿＿_＿_.

&nbsｐ; Ａ. hｏｎeｓｔ&nｂsp; B. strict＆nｂsｐ; Ｃ. ｓuppoｒtｉｖe&ｎｂｓp; D．deｃiｓive

&nbsｐ；6１. Ｉn Ｐaragraph 5, “offered mｅaｆul ｌrｉｄe”caｎbe reｐlaｃed by “__＿__＿_”.

&nbsp；Ａ．wｏuld ｐay foｒｔｒansｐort ｔo thｅsｃｈｏol

  B. ｗｏuｌd showｍe around thｅｃａｍｐus

＆nbｓp; C．woｕldｏffer free mｅals at ａｌｌevｅnts

&nbｓp; D. wｏuld chａｒｇeｍe ｎoｔhinｇfｏr tuition

&nbsp；62．Whaｔdoes ｔhｅauthorｍａinly ｗant to saｙ？

＆ｎｂsｐ；A. Yｏur ｓｅcｏnd－choｉｃe cｏｌlege ｍａyａcｔｕally by yoｕr beｓt ｆit.

&nbsｐ; B. Yｏu shoulｄｃonｓidｅr comfｏｒt iｎ

ｙour choｉce ofｓchoｏls．

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高中英语语法-普通高等学校招生全国统一

考试北京卷2之一

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It was a wａrｍApril day ｗhen ａｂｉg fatｅｎvelope cａme ｉｎthe ｍａiｌｆrom the oｎly ｃollege Ｉｈａd everｉmａgineｄａtｔendｉｎｇ. I toｒｅｏpｅn ｔhe pａｃkeｔ. Mｙeyes weｒe fｉxｅd ｏn the word “congr ａtｕlatiｏｎｓ. ”Ｉdon’t rｅmemｂｅr ever sｍilinｇso wide.

Then Ｉlｏoｋeｄat mｙfinaｎcial（财政的）ｐaｃkage.

Tｈeｃｏｓtｏf DrｅａｍSchｏｏl’ｓtuｉtioｎ（学费),ｒoom and boaｒd ｗａｓaroｕnd $ 40,000－an imｐossibｌe sum！Hｏw coｕld I aｆfｏrｄto attend?What

good rｅaｓons diｄI haｖｅtｏgｏthｅrｅwhen ｔhrｅe other fiｎe cｏlleｇes were offerｉnｇme fｒee tuｉtion? My othｅr choices wereｇood，solid sｃhｏols even if tｈey weren’t aｓfａmｏus as my fｉｒst choice．

Ｉn ｍy ｍiｎｄ，attendiｎg mｙdreaｍuniversity w ｏuｌd be ｔｈe onｌy way ｔo reａlize my dｒeamｏf becoming a worlｄ-clａss writｅr．Ｍyｐarentｓundeｒst ｏｏｄhow I feｌｔ. Theｙtold mｅｔhat ｅven thｏugh ｉｔwoｕld bｅａｆinancｉal problem,I coｕld go whｅrevｅr I ｗoｕld bｅhaｐpiest. BuｔasＩwas ａｌwａｙs ｃarｅfuｌwitｈｍｏneｙ,I ｗaｓn’t sure ｗhaｔto do.

One oｆtｈe sｃhoｏlｓthat ｏffeｒeｄｍｅa full ride hａd ａｎｉnｆormａtｉｏnaｌdinnerｏｎｅｎigｈｔin ｔｈe spring. Cｏnsｉｄｅring mｙpaｒents’financial diｆf ｉculties，I ｄeｃided tｏｄrive tｈe 45 minuｔes ａnd ａtt ｅnd. At fｉrsｔ, alｌI had pｌａnneｄto do wａs sｍile poｌite ｌｙ, ｅａｔfree foｏd, listｅn quｉeｔｌy. But I ｓｕrp ｒiｓｅd mｙsｅlf.

At diｎnｅr the presiｄｅｎt ofｔhｅunｉveｒｓitｙｔalked abｏut the wonｄerｆｕl acｔiviｔiesｏn cａmpus （校园）includiｎg gｕest ｌecturｅs ａｎd sｏcｉaｌgatｈｅrings. Hｅaｌso ｍadｅit perfｅcｔly ｃｌeａr that frｅe foo ｄｗoｕlｄbｅｏffered ａt all fｕtｕre eveｎｔｓ．He ｃo ｎｔinueｄwｉtｈｅxplanaｔioｎｓof ｐrｏfesｓors, clａss sizeｓ, activities, and sportｉng evenｔs ｏn cａmｐuｓ. As ｈe

spｏke，I bｅgan to reａｌizｅｔhat thｉs sｃｈool，though ｎot as good as my firｓｔｃhoｉｃe, miｇht be thｅbesｔone ｆor me. It seemed small yｅt with maｎｙgrｅat ｐrograms. Ｉt sｅemed challeｎ …… 此处隐藏：4466字，全部文档内容请下载后查看。喜欢就下载吧 ……