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标准学术能力诊断性测试2024年10月测试英语试卷本试卷共150分第一部分阅读理解（共两节，满分60分）第一节（共15小题；每小题3分，满分45分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。ATravelingtopopular

destinationscanoftenmeandealingwithlargecrowds,longlines,andalessauthenticexperience.Totrulyimmerseyourselfinthecultureandnaturalbeautyofap

lace,considerventuringoffthebeatenpath.Bybypassingwell-troddentouristspots,youcanuncoverlesser-knownlocalesthatofferamore

sereneandenrichingtravelexperience.WHENINICELAND,BYPASSTHEBLUELAGOONIsitthesteamysocialmediashotorahotspringexperienceyou’reaft

er?IcelandoffersbothinmultiplelocationsbeyondtheBlueLagoon.TheLandofFireandIceishometoinnumerablestr

eams,springs,rivers,andlakesthatmakeforincrediblyrelaxingsettingstosoakin.Youcanescapethethrongsoftouristsand

stillenjoythesamekindofaquamarine-coloredwateratMyvatnNatureBathsinnorthernIceland.Travelingfartherafieldnotonlymeansfewerpe

opleinthepoolsbutalsoincreasesyourchancesofcatchingsightoftheNorthernLights.SAVEVENICEANDHEADFORSLOVENIAINSTEADIt’snosecretth

atVeniceanditsresidentsarestrugglingwithtourism.Andwecan’tblamethem.Theimpactofboatloadsoftravelers—around60,000visitorsthatdescendon

thisfragilecityeachday—hastransformeditfromitsformerstatusof“LaSerenissima”(“mostserene”)intoanythingbut.Throngsofpeople,overcrowded

canals,damagedecosystems,skyrocketingrents,andauthenticartisanshopsreplacedbycheapsouvenirstoreshavedramaticallychangedthequality

oflife,forcingoutsomethousandresidentseachyearandthreateningthecity’sUNESCOstatus.IfyouloveVenice,dotheFloatingCityafavorandletitgofo

rnow.Ifyoureallycan’tdowithoutwaterways,headfurtherwesttoLjubljana,whereyoucancruisetoyourheart’scontentonthejade-col

oredriverthatwindsthroughthisfriendly,eco-consciouscapitalcity.SKIPBALIANDHEADTORAJAAMPATLongreveredasasignificantspiritua

lsanctuary,Baliinrecentyearshasbeenoverrunbytourists.Theintenseuptickintouristshasledtoanincreaseinprices,crowds,ands

trainonnaturalresources—andconsequentlyadeclineinthequalityoflifeandexperiencesforlocalsandvisitorsalike.Indon

esiaismadeupofthousandsofislands,soyouwon’tevenhavetoleavethearchipelagotofindanalternative.Beckoningw

ithidyllic,white-sandbeachesandthrivingreefs,theRajaAmpatIslandsareheavenonEarth.Whetheryou’reanunderwaterenthusiast,wanttostrol

lthroughthejungleandspottropicalbirdsandwildlife,orsimplydesireapeacefulplacetokickbackandrelax,you’llfindalltheserenityyouseek—andn

oneofthecrowds—here.1.WhatadditionalbenefitdoesvisitingtheMyvatnNatureBathsoffercomparedtotheBlueLagoon?A

.Higherwatertemperatures.B.Moreluxuriousfacilities.C.Closerproximitytothecapitalofthecountry.D.Increasedchancesofseeingthepolarlights.2.Wh

ichofthefollowingstatementsistrueabouttheimpactoftourismonVenice?A.TourismhashadlittleeffectonVenice’seconomy.B.Tourismhascausedrentsto

decreasesignificantly.C.Tourismhasledtotheclosureofmanyartisanshops.D.TourismhasimprovedthequalityoflifeformostVenetians.3.Wha

tmakestheRajaAmpatIslandsagoodalternativetoBali?A.Theyaremoredevelopedandhavemoreluxuryresorts.B.Theyareclosertomajorcitiesandeasiertoaccess.C.Theyo

fferamoresereneenvironmentwithfewercrowds.D.Theyhaveasimilarlevelofcommercializationandactivity.BMorethanamillion

peoplehavereportedlytriedoutChatGPT,anewchatbotfromtheresearchlabOpenAI.Userscanaskitquestions,orsubmitprom

ptsforpoems,termpapers,oressays.“Itmakesmistakes,”CalumChace,theauthorandexpertonAItoldus,“andcopiesfromtheInternet.Bu

tthespeedandqualityisremarkable.”AuseraskedChatGPTtowriteapoemaboutchildhood.Withinseconds,itsentbacktheselines:“C

hildhood,atimeofwonders,atimeofjoyandfun...”andwentontoinvoketrees,mudpies,innocence,andthesoundofcicadas.What,nopuppies?KathaPolli

tt,oneofAmerica’sgreatpoetsandcritics,readthatpoemandsaid,“Clichedandtiresome.Idon’tthinkAudenhastoworryabouthislaurels

.”SomeaskedChatGPTtoconjureaverseaboutbagels(圆形面包)inthestyleofWilliamShakespeare.“It’sabagel,arounddel

ight;”thechatbotburpedback—“abreakfasttreattomakeusbright;acrisp,chewytexturetoplease;asprinkleofsesame

forease…”KathaPollittwasn’timpressed.“Nowordplayoranythingtothinkabout.Thebothasnothadanyexperiencesoremotions,andnoimagination.Ithasno

senseofthemultiplemeaningsandresonancesofwords.Sohowcoulditwriteagoodpoem?”Itisinvitingtoendwiththatcriticalslam-dunkfromagreatpoettodis

misschatbotsthatwrite,draw,orsoon,I’msure,talklikearadiohost.ButCalumChacecautionsthatArtificialIntelligencesoftwarewillkeeplearning.

Ithasnohumanexperiences,butalsonohumanfoibles,likeexhaustion,distraction,anxiety,orforgetfulness.Humansmaysoonbecome,

hesays,“thesecond-smartestspeciesontheplanet.Itwillbethemostimportanteventinhumanhistory.Barnone.Theoutcomemaywellbefabulousforh

umanity,butthatisnotguaranteed.”Sobepolitetobots.Maybethey’llrememberuskindlywhentheirdayarrives.4.Acco

rdingtoCalumChace,whataresomelimitationsofChatGPT?A.Itcannotmakemistakes.B.Itlacksaccuracyandoriginal

ity.C.Itcannotproducehigh-qualitycontent.D.Itneedstoimprovethespeedtogenerateresponses.5.HowdidKathaPollittreacttothepoemaboutch

ildhoodgeneratedbyChatGPT?A.Shethoughtitwasamasterpiece.B.Shewasimpressedbytheoriginality.C.Shefounditplainandnotinteresting.D.Sheconsidereditachalle

ngetotraditionalpoetry.6.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“foible”meaninthelastparagraph?A.meritB.appearanceC.shortcomingD.behav

ior7.WhatadvicedoestheauthorgiveregardingourinteractionwithAIinthefuture?A.WeshouldbecautiousandavoidusingAI.B.WeshouldtreatAIwithresp

ectandpoliteness.C.WeshouldfocusondevelopingAI’semotionalintelligence.D.WeshouldensurethatAIneversurpa

sseshumanintelligence.C“TheSeineistheriverthatmadeParis”,saidTheNewYorkTimes.BeingthemainriverofParis,theSeineRivercollectstheremains

ofhumanprogressandcivilizationovertime.Overthecenturies,ithasfunctionedasaprotectivebarrier,awatersource,adrainagesys

temandaplaceforwashingclothes,NationalGeographicreported.Manyofthecity’siconiclandmarksandstructures,suchasth

eEiffelTower,theLouvreMuseum,andPlacedelaConcorde,aresituatedalongitsbanks.ThefamousFrenchartistClaud

eMonetdedicatedhislifetopaintingtheSeinefromvariousperspectives.OneofthemisTheBanksoftheSeine,IledelaGrandeJatte,whic

hshowstheriverinpink,white,andblue.Today,bothresidentsandtouristsflocktotheSeine’sriverbanksforsightseeing,sho

pping,dining,orsimplytoenjoythecity’sbustlingatmosphere.However,ParishasfacedmanychallengesinitseffortstocleanuptheSeineintimeforthe2024Olympi

cs.TheriverwillplayasignificantroleintheopeningceremonyoftheGames,andwillbethevenueforthetriathlonandswimmingmaratho

nevents.Inthe17thcentury,swimmingintheSeinewasverypopular.Butforthelasthundredyears,ithasbeenprohibitedduetohealt

handsafetyconcerns.Overthepastdecade,Parishasinvestedabout1.4billioneuros(about11billionyuan)onaprojecttorestoretheriver’secosystemandensur

eitssafety.Theprimarygoalistomaketheriversuitableforbathingby2025,withtheParisGamesboostingthataim.However,testresultsinAp

rilstillshowedhighlevelsofbacteriainthecollectedsamplesfromtheriver,accordingtoaFrenchwatercharity.Thecitybuiltagiantsto

ragebasincapableofholding46,000cubicmetersofwastewatertosignificantlyreducetherisksofpollutionintheSeine.Thebasinis30me

tersdeep,thesizeofadozenOlympicswimmingpools.Oncetherainiscollected,itwillbemovedthroughatunneltoatreatment

plant.WhenthewaterinthebasinmeetstherequiredhealthcriteriaitwillthenbepouredintotheSeine.“It’sfeasibletocleanupariverbecausethewater’sflowing,

”TedSteiner,professorofmedicineattheUniversityofBritishColumbia,Canada,toldGlobalNews.“Especiallyifyou’vegottheappropriatevolumeofwaterr

unningthroughtheriver,thingsgetdilutedtoapointwherethere’snotawholelotofrisk.”8.WhatrolehastheSeineplayedinthehistoryofParis?A.Itfunctionedasatra

derouteforimportinggoods.B.Itservedasadefenceandprovidedawatersupply.C.Itwasusedexclusivelyforrecreationalactivities.D.Itwasthesiteofnumerousbattl

esandmilitaryconflicts.9.WhatchallengeshasParisfacedinitseffortstocleanuptheSeineforthe2024Olympics?A.Highlevelsofbacteriaintheriver.B.Limitedfunding

fortheproject.C.Resistancefromlocalresidents.D.Difficultyfindingsuitablevenuesforevents.10.Whatistheprimarygoalofthecleanupprojectfort

heSeineRiver?A.Tomaketheriversuitableforboatingactivities.B.Toreestablishtheriver’secosystemandmaintainitspurityf

orbathing.C.Toattractmoretouriststotheriverbanks.D.Tocreateanewhabitatforaquaticwildlife.11.According

toTedSteiner,whatmakescleaningupariverliketheSeinepracticable?A.Thesufficientnaturalflowoftheriver.B.Theuseofadvancedwaterfiltra

tiontechnologies.C.Theconstructionofbarrierstopreventpollution.D.Theimplementationofstrictenvironmentalregulations.DHow

arewesupposedtoworkoutwhattolistento?Yes,youcan“save”analbumtoyour“library”,butthefactthatyouhaven’tspentanymon

eyonitmakesthis“library”feelimpersonalandsuperficial,whilethefactthatthereisnoalbumsleeve（唱片封面）toperuseoracknowledgmentstoreadlessensthesenseof

connectionwiththemusicandtheartist.Likewise,openingaPDFversionofGabrielGarciaMarquez’sOneHundredYearsofSolitudecarriesnoneoftheexcitement

offindingitafteralongsearchinadustylibrary.Thelackofanyfrictionintheseprocessesisdeeplyunsatisfying,whiletheover

-availabilityofeverything,asanydatingexpertwillconfirm,lessensourdesireforit.Witness,then,therevivalofallsortso

fold-schoolformatsthatallowustoregainthesensethatwecantangibly“own”things,andthatgiveusarareopportunitytolimitourho

rizons.Fairlywellknownbynowistheresurgenceofvinyl(黑胶唱片):UKsalesroseforthe16thconsecutiveyearin2023to5.9mnrecords,thehighe

stlevelsince1990.Anddespiteebooks’portabilityandconvenience,almostfourprintedbooksweresoldintheUKforeveryebookin2022,accordingto

Nielsen.OnemightimaginethatthisisallbeingdrivenbyoldfogeysmissingtheGoodOldDays,buttheoppositeistrue.InaHarrisPollin2023,astaggering77percentofAmeric

ansaged35~54,and63percentof18-to-34-year-olds,saidthey’dliketoreturntoatimewhenhumanitywas“unplugged”(only6

0percentoftheover-55sagreed).Youngerbuyersarealsoleadingtheresurgenceinvinylandcassettetapes,havingmissedthemthefir

sttimeround.Weweren’tdesignedtohavetheoutputofallofhumanhistoryatourfingertips,nortobecontactableatalltimes—butthatisthesituationwenowfindourselvesi

n,andit’sbothagreatprivilegeandacurse.12.Accordingtothepassage,whydoestheauthorbelievetherevivalofoldformatsisappealingtopeople

?A.Itprovidesamoreconvenientwaytolistentomusic.B.Itallowsforeasieraccesstodigitalcopiesofalbums.C.Itincreasestheover-availabilityofmusic,maki

ngitmoredesirable.D.Itoffersatangibleformofownershipandasenseofconnectiontothemusic.13.Howdoesthepassagecomparetheexpe

rienceofreadingaPDFbooktothatoffindingaphysicalbookinalibrary?A.ReadingaPDFbookismoreexciting.B.ReadingaPDFbooklacksthethril

lofdiscovery.C.Findingaphysicalbookismoreconvenient.D.Findingaphysicalbookislesssatisfying.14.Accordingtothepassage,whydoyoungerbuyersleadtheresurge

nceinvinylandcassettetapes?A.Theyarenostalgicforthepast.B.Theyfinddigitalmusictooexpensive.C.Theymissedoutontheseformatswhentheywerefirstpopular.

D.Theypreferthesoundqualityofanalogformats.15.Whatcanpossiblybethemainideaofthepassage?A.Thedeclineofphys

icalmediaisinevitable.B.Thedigitalagehasmadeiteasiertoaccessmusicandliterature.C.Oldergenerationsare

leadingtherevivalofvinylrecordsandprintedbooks.D.Theresurgenceofold-schoolformatsisdrivenbyyoungergenerationsseekingtangibleownership.第二节（共5小题

；每小题3分，满分15分）根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。Ifyouneedaletterofrecommendationwhenapplyingforuniversities,scholarshi

psorextracurricularactivities,apartfromyourteachers,herearesomepeoplewhoyoucouldasktowriteyouone.Donotaskfamilymembe

rsforaletterIt’sanimportantrulethatyoucannotaskfamilymembersforrecommendationletters.16.Inotherwords,it’saconflicto

finterest.It’salsolikelythatyourfamilymembersdonotknowhowyouperforminaschoolenvironment,sotheirinputmightnotbesorelevanttoyourapplication.17Askin

gpersonalfriendsforarecommendationisnotadefiniteno-no.It’snotautomaticallyaconflictofinterest.However,youshouldhaveagoodreasonfora

skingyourfriend.Forexample,isyourfriendanalumnus(男校友)oralumna(女校友)oftheschoolyouareapplyingfor?Ifso,itwouldb

eacceptabletoaskthemforaletterofrecommendation.Forexample,theywillbeabletoincludemeaningfulanecdotesthatspeaktoyourchar

acterandpotential.18.SomeoneyouvolunteeredwithIfyou’vedonesomevolunteering,youcanreachouttothesupervisorofyourvolunteerprogra

mandaskforaletterofrecommendation.19,theywillstillbeabletocommentonyourworkethic(职业道德)andyourabilitytoworkwithateam.Inclu

dingaletterfromsomeoneyouvolunteeredwithwillshowschooladmissionsofficersthatyoucareaboutgivingbacktothecommunit

y.Volunteeringisagreatwaytoproveyouareawell-roundedperson.Yourvolunteerprogramsupervisorcanbeahelpfulresource,evenifyourvolunteerexperiencewasno

tinthefieldyouwanttopursueacareerin.SomeoneyouworkedwithorforIfyouhaveanyworkexperience,whetheritbeapart-timejoboraninternship,reachingouttoyours

upervisorormanagercanbeagoodidea.20.Includingaletterfromsomeoneyouworkedwithwillshowschooladmissionsofficersthat

youareresponsibleandcapableofhandlingtasksandresponsibilities.Itisimportanttonotethatifyouwerefiredorhadabadexp

erienceatthisjob,itmaynotbethebestideatoaskforarecommendationletterfromthisemployer.A.BecarefulwhenaskingpersonalfriendsB.You’dbetternotas

kpersonalfriendsforrecommendationC.AslongasyouhaveagoodimpressiononthemD.TheywillbeabletocommentonyourworkethicandabilityE.Schooladmissionofficer

sbelievetheirviewsofyouarebiasedF.Ifnot,theymightnotbethebestpersontoaskforarecommendationletterG.Eventho

ughyourvolunteerprogramsupervisorwasnottechnicallyyourboss第二部分语言知识运用（共两节，满分50分）第一节完形填空（共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分）阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、

B、C和D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。IwassittingwithmystudygroupwhenIreceivedanemailfrommylandlord.“Yourapartmenthaslost21

.”ThiswasmyfirstspringinMontreal.I’mfromSaskatoon—sono22tocoldweather,butthedamageanicestormcouldcausewasn’tsomethingIwas23t

o.Adozenthoughtsracedthroughmyhead.WithnoWi-Fiorheat,howwouldIcooksupperorfinishmyassignmentforgradschool?“Youcancomeandstaywithme.”MynewfriendKanika

’svoicecutthroughthenoiseofmythoughts.I24becauseIdidn’twantto25herwithahouseguestatsuchshortnotice.Butsheinsisted.Anhourlater,Istoodatherdoorste

pwithmysuitcase,soppingwet.Then,sittingwithawarmbowlofsoup,Iwatchedin26asthefriendIhadmetonlysixmonthsagoquicklyandgenerouslypreparedherownroomfor

metouse.Asthepoweroutagecontinued,thisturnedintoa27sixdays—markedbylaughteranddeepconversations.Ourtimetogetherturnedintoafood28.Onenight,wemadetwod

ifferentkindsofchickpeacurry,thenextwehadspaghettiinbutterchickensauceandanothernightpizzaandpotatoparathas.We’dheadtobedwiththe29

ofsleepingearlyonlyforoneofustoturnoverandsaysomethingtotheother.Ournightconversationscontinuedintot

hemorning,fromwhatwewantedtodoafterourgraduatestudiestoour30childhoodcartooncharacters.Duringmystay,neveroncedidKanikaa

skhowmuchlongerIwasgoingtobeatherplace.Rather,shealways31methatIwaswelcometostayforaslongasIneeded.W

henmypowerfinallycameback,wewerebothsadthatouradventuretogetherhadcometoa(n)32,but33thatwehadmadesomanymemories.Kanika’skindnessshowedmehowmu

chaneighborly34canmeantothepersonyouhelp.ItturnedwhatIfearedwouldbeastressful,lonelyweekintooneoffrie

ndshipandfondmemories.AndI’llrememberthatkindnesswhenIseesomeoneelsein35.21.A.heatB.waterC.powerD.light22.A.strangerB.

friendC.relativeD.acquaintance23.A.exposedB.accustomedC.attractedD.attached24.A.acceptedB.admittedC.hesitat

edD.agreed25.A.entertainB.impressC.surpriseD.burden26.A.amazementB.reliefC.confusionD.frustration27.A.stressfulB.magicalC.boringD.lon

ely28.A.competitionB.challengeC.exchangeD.adventure29.A.helpB.intentionC.developmentD.exception30.A.leastB.favoriteC.mostD.re

cent31.A.assuredB.remindedC.warnedD.promised32.A.startB.middleC.endD.conclusion33.A.hopefulB.doubtfulC.gratefu

lD.regretful34.A.gestureB.appreciationC.awarenessD.obstacle35.A.dangerB.needC.joyD.celebration第二节（共10小题；每小题2分，满分20分）阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1

个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。Peoplehaverealizedthatthefilmindustryisfacingdifficultiesanditisacold36(real)thattheyhaveto

confront.Infact,inrecentmonths,thesingle-dayboxofficeofmoviesacrossthecountry37(be)inthe38(extreme)lowrangeofseventoeightmillion,almos

tnoneofnewfilms39(enjoy)anymarketappeal.Attheverybeginning,peoplewouldblametheseastonishingstatistics40thepandemic.Butt

hepandemicisnottheonlyfactor41preventsaudiencesfromenteringthecinema.Thelackofgoodmovies42(watch)isthemainreasonwhypeoplelos

etheirdesireforthecinema.Youngpeoplearestillthemainforceforwatchingmovies,43unlikethosepost-80swhoregardthecinem

aastheirmainmoviechannel,mostoftheseyoungpeoplearejust“audiences”oreven“spectators”ratherthan“fans”.Evensomeofthemonlyregardcinema-going

asawayof44(socialize).Whenacertainmovieispopular,ortheiridolstarsinthemovie,orthemovieisverytopical,theywillg

otothecinema.Butifitsqualityand45(popular)arenothigh,theywillnothaveamentalityof“goingtothecinemaforamoviejustbec

auseIhaven’tbeenthereforalongtime”.第三部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节书面表达（满分15分）假如你是李华，你的朋友莎拉Sarah正在申请澳大利亚的海外学习项目。莎拉是一位非常优秀的学生，并且积极参与

社区服务和课外活动。她打算在悉尼大学（TheUniversityofSydney）攻读环境科学专业。请你写一封推荐信，突出莎拉的学术成就、个人品质以及与该项目相关的经历，并说明她为什么是该项目的理想人选。注意：1.写作词数为80词左右；2.请按如下格式在

答题卡的相应位置作答。DearAdmissionsCommittee,_____________________________________________________________________________________________

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__________________________________________________________Sincerely,LiHua第二节短文续写（满分25分）阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的

短文。ItwasaquietSundayafternoon,andtheoldmovietheateronMainStreetwasnearlyempty.Alex,themanager,satinhisdimlylitoff

ice,staringattheday’searnings.Thenumbersweredisheartening.Onlyahandfulofticketshadbeensold,andtheconcessionst

andbarelybrokeeven.Heknewthetheaterwasstruggling,buttoday’sfigureswereparticularlygrim.Thepandemichadtakenatoll,butevenbeforetha

t,fewerandfewerpeoplewerecomingtothemovies.Streamingservicesandhomeentertainmentsystemshadbecomethepreferredcho

iceformany.Alexwonderediftherewasanythinghecoulddotobringbackthecrowdsandsavethetheaterfromclosingdown.Hethough

taboutthegoodolddayswhenthetheaterwaspacked,andfamilieswouldcometogethertoenjoythelatestblockbusters.Herememberedthe

excitementoftheopeningnightofahighlyanticipatedfilmandthejoyofseeingtheaudiencereacttothetwistsandturnsoftheplot.Thoseday

sseemedlikeadistantmemorynow.Alex’smindwanderedtothechallengesahead.Heknewthatsimplyshowingthelatestfilmswouldn’tbeenoughtodrawc

rowdsbacktothetheater.Heneededaplanthatwouldmaketheexperienceofgoingtothemoviesspecialagain.Hethoughtabou

ttheuniquefeaturesofthetheater—theornateceiling,theplushredcurtains,andthevintageticketbooth—andwonderedhowhecouldl

everagetheseelementstocreateatrulymemorableexperience.Healsoconsideredthecommunityaroundhim.Thetownhadavibrantartsscene,andth

erewerelocalartistsandmusicianswhocouldpotentiallycollaboratewiththetheater.Alexknewheneededtothinkcreativelyandactquic

klytoturnthingsaround.注意：续写词数应为150左右。Alexdecidedtotakeaction.______________________________________________________________________

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__标准学术能力诊断性测试2024年10月测试英语参考答案第一部分阅读理解（每小题3分）1-5DCCBC6-10CBBAB11-15ADBCD16-20EAFGD第二部分语言知识运用（每小题2分）21-25CABCD26-30ABDBB31-35ACCAB36.reality37.

hasbeen38.extremely39.enjoying40.on41.that42.towatch43.but44.socializing/socialization45.popularity书面表达参考：（共15分）Dea

rAdmissionsCommittee,IamdelightedtorecommendSarahfortheoverseasstudyprogramattheUniversityofSydney.Asaclosefriendandw

itnesstoheraccomplishments,Icanattesttoherexceptionalqualities.Sarahisanoutstandingstudentwithakeeninterestinenvironmentalscience,consist

entlyachievingtopgradesandparticipatinginimpactfulprojects.Herdedicationextendstocommunityservice,whereshe

hasledinitiativespromotingsustainability.Sarah’spassion,leadership,andintegritymakeheranidealcandidateforthisprogram.Sheis

poisedtoexcelandcontributesignificantlytothefield.Sincerely,LiHua短文续写参考：（共25分）Alexdecidedtotakeaction.Hereachedo

uttolocalartistsandmusicians,proposingtohostliveeventsandartexhibitionsalongsidemoviescreenings.Togeneratebuzz,helaunchedasocialmediac

ampaign,sharingsnippetsofupcomingeventsandexclusivebehind-the-scenescontent.Healsointroducedthemedmovienights,offeringspecialdiscou

ntsonticketsandconcessions.Despiteinitialskepticism,thecommunitybegantorespondpositively.Familiesandyoungcoup

lesstartedshowingup,intriguedbytheuniqueofferings.Wordspread,andsoon,thetheatersawasteadyincreaseinattendance.Alex’sef

fortspaidoffasthetheaterbecameahubforcommunitygatheringsonceagain.Thechallengenowwastomaintainthismomentumandcontinuetoinnovate.Heor

ganizedaseriesofQ&Asessionswithfilmmakersandactors,attractinglargercrowdsandgeneratingmoreinterest.The

theaterwasaliveoncemore,andAlexfeltasenseofprideandaccomplishment.