Rearrange the following sentences so that they read logically. Put the corresponding letters in a proper sequence in the boxes provided on the answer sheet. The positions of some sentences have been given.A.So every February, reporters rush to witness a groundhog(土拨鼠)pop up from underground, writing about what happens as the groundhog exits its winter home.B.Legends say that if it's sunny that day, the groundhog will see its shadow, be frightened, go back into its hole, and sleep some more, which is supposed to indicate that spring is still six weeks away.C.Are the legends believable?D.February 2 is Groundhog Day, and in many places, people believe that on that day, the groundhog will come out of its underground home and predict the weather.E.If it's cloudy, the legends add that, the groundhog won’t see a shadow, so it will remain above ground, which might be a sign that spring is coming.F.Historical weather documents reveal that sometimes the groundhog is right, but other times it is mistaken.G.If you really want to know what the weather will be, check your local weather report.H.Scientists have recorded that clear February days are often followed by much colder ones, and that cloudy days in February are usually warm.______ B ______ ______ C ______ F ______

Read the following paragraph and cross out TWO irrelevant sentences.Every day in the United States some five thousand people reach the age of sixty-five. On that day they are not any physically or mentally different than the day before, but now they are assumed to be old. Who is thought of as old varies from society to society. Yet the use of age sixty-five as a criterion is not that relevant, for there is too much individual difference in mental capacity and physical endurance. So reaching sixty-five is a convenient but inaccurate indicator of being old. It is significant, however, because it labels people. People expect certain behaviors of others depending on their stage in the life cycle. If people define sixty-five as old, then they treat those who are sixty-five as old. In the process of aging the skin dries out, powers of seeing and hearing diminish, hair turns white and is gradually lost. In this way the expectations of society become a self-fulfilling prophecy(预言).

Write a letter of congratulations according to the following situation.Your friend Lorenzo just received a job offer to work as an English tour guide at the City History Museum. Write a letter to congratulate him on the job offer; talk about his qualities such as his rich knowledge on the city history, his language skills, and his confidence in speaking publicly; and wish him the best in the new position. Please sign your name as Li Fei. (150-200 words)

辨认主题句: Choose the best topic sentence from the four options below.

辨认主题句: Read the following paragraph and choose the best topic sentence from the four options that follow.My efforts to define workaholism and to distinguish workaholics from other hard workers proved difficult. While workaholics do work hard, not all hard workers are workaholics. Moonlighters, for example, may work 16 hours a day to make ends meet, but most of them will stop working when their financial circumstances permit. Accountants, too, seem to work non-stop, but many slow down after the April 15 tax deadline. Workaholics, on the other hand, always devote more time and thought to their work than their situation demands. Even in the absence of deadlines to meet, mortgages to pay, promotions to earn,or bosses to please, workaholics still work hard. What sets them apart is their attitude toward work, not the number of hours they work.

重写句子:He played the violin well because he had been trained in it from an early age. (Periodic sentence)

重写句子:We must plan our family budget carefully. The price of food has risen recently. (Compound sentence)

重写句子: The letter is from my friend abroad. The letter arrived today. (Complex sentence)

重写句子: My car developed an annoying rattle. I took it to the service station. The mechanic looked under the hood. He couldn't find what was wrong. (Compound-Complex sentence)

重写句子: He lost his wallet last week. He lost his key last week. (Simple sentence)