（山東省青州市2010屆高三上學期期中考試）

仔細觀察下面四幅圖，請據(jù)此以“The Hope Project (希望工程)”為題寫一篇120—150詞的短文。注意以下要點：

1．講述西部山區(qū)孩子的教育狀況。

2．寫出論據(jù)，說明“希望工程”的重要性。

3．提出相應的建議。

                                                                             

                                                                       

                                                                      

The Hope Project

Education plays an important part in the modernization of our country. Without improving education, china will not be able to develop fast or can not catch up with the developed countries technologically and economically.

However, in the west mountainous part of China there are still many school-aged children who can not go to school or study in poor conditions. They need badly help from all China. I think money seems to be the biggest problem. As there are thousands of things to be done in the construction of our country, the government could hardly have enough money to help all those poor children in time. So a nation-wide drive(運動) called the “Hope Project” has been launched to help those children.

The “Hope Project” helps the government a lot financially(財政上). It also brings hope to the children who can not go to school only by depending on their parents. Therefore, I hope that more and more people should join in the “Hope Project” to help the poor children.

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