3．假定你是學(xué)生會(huì)主席李華．學(xué)校將舉辦一次以"校園生活•創(chuàng)意無(wú)限"（Innovations on Campus）為主題的創(chuàng)意作品展評(píng)活動(dòng)．請(qǐng)你根據(jù)以下圖示，以短文形式用英語(yǔ)寫(xiě)一份書(shū)面通知．

注意：
（1）詞數(shù)100左右；
（2）可以適當(dāng)發(fā)揮，以使行文連貫；
（3）開(kāi)頭及結(jié)尾已為你寫(xiě)好，不計(jì)人總詞數(shù)．
參考詞匯：校園campus創(chuàng)意作品innovation頒獎(jiǎng)prize-giving．

3．He sat at adusty（落滿(mǎn)灰塵的）table，worried about what to eat today．

20．A man felt as if an earthquake  ______ at night，but actually it was an explosion case．（　�。�

A．

had happened

B．

was happening

C．

happened

D．

was happened

7．I reached Cairo and took a taxi to Tahrir Square．The taxi dropped me off across the street from Hardee's，a fast-food restaurant．In the cold January air，two street children came to me with cries for food．
As a world traveler，I was used to beggars．But seldom had I been so moved by the sincerity of the plea （懇求）．I asked them to wait while I went inside to buy them food．Since I was traveling on a tight budget and was even skipping meals on occasion，part of me identified with the children's hunger．But mostly，the children reminded me how rich I really was．
At the counter I ordered two hamburgers for the boys．Then，as the hamburgers were being cooked，I overcame my remaining stinginess（小氣）and bought them one of Hardee's delicious，big chocolate chip cookies．
As they took the hamburgers，they showed me with 30 seconds of nonstop blessings，praying that Allah would bless me always．After they finished，I reached into the bag and pulled out the cookie，extending it for them to take．Both boys fell silent，and tears welled up in their eyes as they insisted this was too much．They refused the cookie six times．On my seventh attempt，after a long silent pause．they held out their hands and took the cookie．
The events that night are now in the past，but there are moments when I'm transported back to that empty square and to the honest faces of two boys．Five years later，I still ask God's blessings for those two Egyptian boys．While they had nothing material to give，they gave me something greater．a(chǎn)n awareness of my spiritual poverty and a desire for a softer heart．
56．Which of the following serves as the best title for the story？B
A．An Unforgettable Trip．              B．Beggars Who Gave．
C．A world Traveler．                   D．Food That Was Refused．
57．From the story we know the writerD．
A．paid a visit to Cairo in winter to help the poor
B．bought cookies and coffees for the two boys
C．traveled with chop cookies in his bag occasionally
D．went hungry at times in order to save money
58．Why did the two beggars refuse to accept the cookies at first？C
A．They pretended to behave politely．
B．They had eaten too much to have more．
C．They felt content with what they had got．
D．They intended to test the writer's sincerity．
59．Which of the following can best describe the writer？A
A．Considerate and generous．           B．Rich but merciless．
C．Brave and thoughtful．               D．Helpful but cautious．

17．Many young people want to gainindependence （獨(dú)立） from their parents．

4．Carol worked as a sales manager in anAustralian （澳大利亞的） company．

1．Martin drove along ______ he found a convenient parking place．（　　）

A．

after

B．

when

C．

until

D．

since

16．-I felt quite sorry when Jane refused my sincere invitation to the concert．
-Well，you _____ have known music isn't her cup of tea．（　　）

A．

should

B．

must

C．

may

D．

can