actuallytravelingthroughthedesert57isliterallycalledtheplacewithnoreturn.”Gulbarsaid.TheHotan-Ruoqiangrailway,58keynationalproject,hasmadeitmuchmoreconvementtotraveltoandfromsouthernXinjiang.Thepriceisalsofair,withthecheapesttrainticket59(sell)atabout170yuan.Withtheopeningoftherailwaycomesmoreopportunities60(see)otherplacesintheworld.“Now,peopleinLopcaneasilytravelelsewherebytraintofindnewopportunities61justgosightseeinginotherplaces.Infact,thenewlineisn'tonlyaboutaddingawayoftraveling,ithasmadepeopleseeChina's62(determine)todevelopXinjiang,”saidAkbarTurson,apassengerfromLopcounty.AccordingtoChinaRailwayUrumqiGroup,oneyearaftertheHotan-Ruoqiangrailway63(put)intouse,morethan360,900passengershavetraveledonit.Besidesmakingtraveling64(easy),theHotan-Ruoqiangrailwayhasalsoimprovedlogistic(物流)serviceandputlocaleconomicdevelopmentonthefasttrack.What'smore,bylinkingtherailwaybetweenRuoqiangandGolmud,Qinghaiprovince,therailwayhasalsocreatedanotherlogisticroute65(connect)southernXinjiangwithotherpartsofChina.第四部分寫作(共兩節(jié)，滿分40分)第一節(jié)(滿分15分)假定你是某國際學校的學生李華，你校將對圖書館進行升級改造，面向全校師生征求意見。請你給校長Mr.David寫一封信，內(nèi)容包括：(1)圖書館存在的問題：(2)你的建議。注意：(1)寫作詞數(shù)應為80個左右；(2)請按如下格式在答題卡的相應位置作答。DearMr.David,Yours,LiHua高三英語試題第11頁共12頁

第二節(jié)(滿分25分)閱讀下面材料，根據(jù)其內(nèi)容和所給段落開頭語續(xù)寫兩段，使之構(gòu)成一篇完整的短文。BeingasinglemotherhadbeendifficultforKateeversinceherhusbandpassedaway.Balancingajobthatbarelypaidenoughwhiletakingcareofherdaughter,Hollyhadbeenadailystruggle.Moneywasalwaystight,andthereweremanysacrifices,butKatewasdeterminedtomakesureHollyneverfeltlikeshewasmissingoutonloveorhappiness.Shehadbeensavingupforthisdinnerformonths,wantingtogiveHollyawonderfulbirthday.Astheysteppedintotherestaurant,Holly'sexcitementwasnearlyimpossibletocontain.Hersmallhandsflippedthroughthemenu.Beforeshecouldmakeachoice,agroupofwaitersappeared,singing“HappyBirthday”astheycarriedatoweringcake.Holly'seyesgrewwidewithwonder,hersmilestretchingfromeartoear.Seeingherdaughter'sfacelightupmadeeverypennyKatehadsavedworthit.Foramoment,Kateforgotaboutthefinancialstruggles,thehardwork,andthesacrifices.AllthatmatteredwasHolly'shappiness.AsHollytastedhercake,herfaceglowingwithdelight,awaiterapproachedKatequietlyandgesturedforhertostepaside.“Ma’am,thecostisgoingtodouble,”thewaitersaid.“Double?Why?”sheresponded,panicbubblingupinhervoice.“Therecipeforthecakehaschanged,andyouwillhavetopay$100now,”thewaiterexplained.Herthroattightened.“$100foracake?!But...Ican'taffordit,”shewhispered.“I'msorry,ma'am.Butyou'llhavetopay,”thewaitersaid.Withtremblinghands,Katereturnedtothetable,forcingasmileforHolly.Whenitwastimetoleave,KatefeltherheartpoundingassheaskedHollytowaitbythedoor.Hermindraced,tryingtofigureoutwhatshecoulddo.Herhandsweretremblingasshespoke.Buttohersurprise,thewaiterresponded,“Thebillhasalreadybeenpaidbyawoman.”TearsofreliefsprangtoKate'seyes.“Doyouknowwhoshewas?”Kateasked,her