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[名校版]高考高中英語綜合訓練題含答案(2022·江蘇鎮(zhèn)江模擬卷)Whendidyoulastwritealetter?Properlywriteone—byhand?Inadigitalworld，wheresendingatextoremailisfarmoreconvenientthanusingsnailmail，isthewritingonthewallfortraditionalpenandpaper?Well，somepeopleclaimthatwritingstillhasmanybenefits，somaybeit’snottimeto

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yourballpoint(圓珠筆)orfountainpen(鋼筆)yet.Thesedays，whenpeoplerequestthingsinwriting，atyped，electronicdocumentwillbeaccepted.Doingthisonacomputermeansitcouldbesaved，edited，copiedandsentviaemail.Butcraftingahandwrittendocumentisunique：Itrequiresplanningandthought，and，aswellaspractisingyourhandwriting，ithelpsyoutorememberspellingandpunctuation.Someexpertsbelieveyourbrainbenefitsfromusingold-fashionedpenandpaper.Thisisparticularlyrelevantforstudents，wheretypingnotesintoalaptopisthoughttolackthe“tactilefeedback(觸覺反饋)”tothebrainthatcontactsbetweenpenandpaperdoes.BBCWorklifewebsitequotesHettyRoessinghfromtheUniversityofCalgary，whosaysthattakingnotesbyhandinvolvescognitive(認知的)engagementinsummarizing，adapting，organizing，conceptandvocabularymapping.Othersagreethathandwritingmayboostfinemotorskillsinyourhandsandfingers.Thereareeverydaybenefitstousingpenandpapertoo.Scribbling(涂鴉)notes，shoppinglistsormessagesonthebackofanenvelopecanstillbeuseful，quickandportable.Butputtingpentopaperinalettertoafriendorlovedonecanprobablyhavethemostimpact.PenpalwriterKatherineMollertoldtheBBC：“Inaworldwhereitissoeasytohoponlinetoemailortosendafasttext，itissopersonalandsoprecioustoknowsomeonechosetoturnoffthevirtualworldtospendsometimewithyou.”So，whiledigitalskillsremainimportant，don’twriteoffyourpensandpencilsyet—especiallyifyoursmartphone，tabletorlaptoprunsoutofpower!5．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“ditch”meaninthefirstparagraph?A．Write.B．Abandon.C．Save.D．Choose.6．WhatdoesthewriterwanttoemphasizeinParagraph2?A．Thepopularityofelectronicdocuments.B．Theconvenienceofelectronicdocuments.C．Thespecialfeaturesofhandwrittendocuments.D．Thebasicrequirementsofhandwrittendocuments.7．Whichofthefollowingisthebenefitofwritingbyhand?A．Itfullydevelopsyourhandmuscles.B．Ithelpsyoutopractiseyourhandwriting.C．Itstrengthensthebondbetweenpenandpaper.D．Itsharpensyourcomprehensivecognitiveabilities.8．WhatcanweinferfromKatherineMoller’swords?A．Itisnecessaryforustoturnoffthevirtualworld.B．Scribblingnotesshouldbepractisedinourdailylife.C．Usingpaperandpenhasthegreatestimpactonourdailylife.D．Writingaletterbyhandcanbeatouchingandvaluableexperience.BCDDByrdisinhereighthyearofteachingatWilderElementaryinMansfield.ShehastaughtfifthgraderFisherCroneyeveryyearsincehewasinkindergarten.Fisher

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（teach）fifthgraderFisherCroneyeveryyearsincehewasinkindergarten.FisherstandsoutintheclassbyhelpinginByrd’sclassroom

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