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篇一：Will Traditional Bookstores Be Replaced By Online Bookstores2013级翻译2班 袁玥 18 初稿

Will Traditional Bookstores Be Replaced By Online Bookstores

Nowadays, with the progress of the Internet technology, online bookstores such as Amazon and Dangdang are enjoying great popularity among people. Therefore, there is a heated debate over whether traditional bookstores will be replaced by online bookstores. Opinions on this question differ from person to person. Some people think online bookstores offer us great convenience and lower price. Others hold that traditional bookstores provide us peaceful atmosphere for reading. I am in favor of the former. The reasons are as follows.

As for customers, purchasing books online is much more convenient and efficient. We don't need to spend lots of time finding a book from different bookstores. What we only need to do is logging on the Internet, searching for the relevant information and clicking the mouse. What's more, books sold online are much cheaper than traditional bookstores, with almost the same good quality. We can benefit if we use less money to buy more books. As for bookstores' operators, they will not to cost money on renting stores to sell books. They also don't need to employ assistants to clean up the bookshelves and operate stores by themselves. All they need to do is checking the purchase orders, which will save plenty of money, thus

beneficial to decreasing the book price.

In conclusion, as online bookstores would bring much more convenience and efficiency to both customers and operators with the lower cost. I hold the view that online bookstores will replace traditional bookstores.

篇二：The Traditional Bookstores Would Never Be Replaced

The Traditional Bookstores Would Never Be Replaced

In recent year, Internet bookstores have gained successfully rapid development, such as Amazon and Dangdang. It arouses a question to more and more people: will the traditional bookstores be replaced by Internet bookstores? And my answer is “No”, for the tradition bookstores have some advantages that Internet ones cannot surpass. First of all, the traditional bookstores allow people to view the content of the book, while the internet ones don’t. Before deciding to buy a book, one will always prefer to look thought the content of the book. But Internet bookstores, subject to the copyright protection, cannot offer the convenience for people. So, that’s the biggest reason why people will choose the traditional bookstores.

Besides, the traditional bookstores provide people opportunities to get away from the modernized age. When the digital information age brings convenient life, it also brings the increasing life pressure. Sometimes too much information even makes people want to escape from it. And traditional bookstores, with quiet, elegant and comfortable environment as well as the rich cultural atmosphere, become a garden where minds could have a rest.

Last but not least, the traditional bookstores make wonderful social occasions.When people encounter good books in the bookstores, they may meet across good people as well. A book can always be the best prezent-ant-o for two similarsouls.It may sound too romantic, but that’s needed by life.

In a word, it allows people get away from stressful modern life, view the content leisurely and meet a tasty person accidentally. With these strong reasons, the traditional bookstores would never been replaced by the Internet bookstores.

篇三：2013英语读写综合专题练习

2013年白中英语读写综合专题精选 姓名：_______________

（一）

A.信息归纳 If you go to London, you will see a lot of buses and cars on the road. You will also see lots of bikes because more and more people travel by bike. There are a lot of reasons for this. First, it's not expensive to buy a bike and it is quick, too. You often have to wait for a bus for half an hour. After you get on the bus, there are so many other buses and cars on the road that the bus moves very slowly. The underground train is quick but often crowded.

I traveled to work by bus for about four years. I often arrived at work late and tired. Then one day, about two years ago, a friend of mine said, “I go to work by bike every day. Please come and join me.” “But my bike is old, and there are so many buses and cars on the road. I'll feel frightened，” I answered.“You needn't feel afraid. If you follow me and we ride slowly, you will be fine，” he said.

The next day I bought a new bike. Although we went slowly, we arrived at work soon. It took

40 minutes to go by bus, but only half an hour by bike.

Now I love riding a bike to work. I arrive at work quickly and I've saved a little money, and more importantly, I feel healthy. Many people think my idea is good and maybe you will see more bikes on the road in the future.

于自行车的好处的短文。内容包括：

1.自行车不贵，每个家庭都消费得起。 2.自行车停靠方便。

3.自行车有助于锻炼身体。 4.自行车不污染环境，并且节约能源。 作文要求：

1.不能照抄原文；不得在作文中出现学校真实的名称和学生的真实姓名。 2.语句连贯，词数80个左右。短文的题目已经给出，不计入总词数。

Let's Ride Bikes!

（二）

A.信息归纳

A terrible rainstorm happened in the southern parts of China last month．Many places were destroyed by the mud-rock flow（泥石流）．At least 46 people lost their lives and 52 others were hurt. The mud-rock flow also destroyed many houses and hundreds of people lost their homes. They need food to eat and clothes to keep warm. And they need medicine, too.

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Some rescue(救援)teams were sent to help to the people there look for the missing people. Volunteers from all over China went there to help the people those were in need. Money and things were sent there to help the people rebuild(重建)their homes and save their lives.

If you want to help the people in need you can use the following ways: *Call Miss Helpful at @12345671 *Send e-mail:goodhope@163.com

为灾区的人做点力所能及的事情？还有，请谈谈平时你在学校是怎样帮助同学的（至少2点），并呼吁同学们也要互相帮助。

要求：语句通顺合理，80词左右，开头已给出，不计入总词数。

（三）

你喜欢阅读吗？请你以“Reading---A Good Habit ”为题写一篇有关阅读的短文。 内容包括：1.你的阅读习惯（喜欢的书籍、阅读的时间地点、购书方式等等）。 2.阅读带给你什么益处（至少2点）。3.号召大家多读书。

作文要求：1.不能照抄原文，不得在作文中出现学校真实的名称和学生的真实姓名。如需要出现学校名称或学生的姓名，一律使用Shantou Middle School和Jenny。

2.语句连贯，词数80个左右。

Reading---A Good Habit

（四）

A. 信息归纳

下面是一篇有关学生免费午餐公益活动的文章，请仔细阅读后完成表格。

It is reported that many kids in poor areas go to school on foot for almost 4 hours every day. In these schools, there are no lunches for students. Because they are very poor, some of them cannot afford to have lunch, and they have to be hungry for 10 hours in classes. Sometimes, they just drink water or play games to bear hunger. Other children always bring some food like potatoes, fried corn as their lunch. However, it is not enough for them. To most of the children, lunch is like a dream and it seems as if it

A. 信息归纳

请阅读一篇关于“电视选秀”的文章，根据所提供的信息，完成下列表格，请将答案写在答题卡指定的位置上。

Nowadays, there are more and more TV talent shows. They are very popular all over China.

These talent shows give everyone a chance to show off their talents. For some lucky people, These shows may make them famous, and can even make them rich. However, there are also many bad sides. First, some young people just imitate(模仿)the people they admire(钦佩). They may forget about their own style. Second, young people spend too much time on such TV shows. They always dream of being a star. So they spend less time on their studies.

In my opinion, TV talent shows are social activities (社会活动). Young people can take part in these activities to get social experience. But they should know that the chance of being famous is very small for most people and they should know that their schoolwork is much more important. In short, you can do what you like, but you should know what is important and what is not.

A. 信息归纳

On May 9th, 2011, famous Chinese musician, Gao Xiaosong, was caught by Beijing police for his drunk driving accident. He became the first famous person to be punished（惩罚）under new traffic rules

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which came into effect on May 1

Gao said he was sorry to the public and his family for what he had done. He also said he would take full responsibility（责任）for the accident. He wanted to be a volunteer in a non-drunk driving campaign because he would be a really good example for others.

The famous CCTV hostess, Chai Jing interviewed Gao after he was released（释放）from prison. Gao made his first public comments about his six months in prison. Gao said life in prison was different from what he had imagined. He remembered that when he first arrived in prison, he was recognized by one of his fans. When serving time in prison, Gao also wrote the song like a dream for his film My Kingdom.

When the interview turned to the subjects his wife and daughter, Gao seemed very happy. He had not discussed the event with his daughter. He said he would not tell her about it unless she faced the

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文章，写一篇80字左右的文章，内容包括：

1. 谈谈你阅读完这篇文章的感受。

2. 描述一件你亲眼看到的或从网络或电视，报纸上了解的由于酒驾引起的交通事故。 3. 针对目前酒驾现象屡禁不止，提出好的解决办法（至少两点） 4. 呼吁大家遵守交通规则，爱护生命。

（九）

A.信息归纳 Mother's Day is celebrated in the USA. It is also a holiday in some other countries. It is on the second Sunday in May. It is a day to thank mothers. On that day mothers usually receive flowers or cards. On the cards, children will write “Thanks, Mom”， “To the best mother in the world”， “Best wishes for Mother's Day” and so on. We should make mothers happy on that day.

Where does the idea for the holiday come from? We should thank Miss Anna M.Jarvis. She brought up the idea of having such a day. She lived in West Virginia. Her mother died on May 9th, 1905.She had a deep love for her mother. She wrote letters to some important persons. In her letters she asked them to decide a day for all mothers. Then Mother's Day was made on the second Sunday in May by the USA in 1913.

In China, children give presents to their mothers on Mother's Day, or the whole family go out and try to do something nice for their mothers. Because mothers always think of others more than themselves. They love their children and families very much. Everybody should show his love to his mother and help her as much as possible.

母爱是最伟大的。作为一个孩子，你认为应该怎样报答母亲呢？请写一篇短文谈谈你的看法。内容包括：1.母亲的爱表现在什么地方？2.为了报答母亲的爱，你应该做些什么？ 作文要求：1.不能照抄原文；不得在作文中出现学校真实的名称和学生的真实姓名。

2.语句连贯，词数80个左右。

(十)

今天，你校举办了“感恩行动日"(thanks-giving campaign day)活动，请你根据以下活动安排，用 4

2．文中不要出现任何真实姓名；

3．要点完整、层次清楚、语法正确、上下文连贯； 4．你的感想(自己设想要点)。

A Thanks-giving Campaign Day

（十一）父亲节

父爱如山！假设父亲节即将来临，请你借此机会给你父亲写封信，和他谈谈心里话。 写作要点： 1.父亲辛勤工作，让我受到更好的教育，过上更好的生活；

2.父亲在学习上对我严格要求;考试失利时，他鼓励我不放弃；遇到困难时，父亲鼓励

我笑对生活；表达对父亲的感谢和祝福。 温馨提示：

1. 短文内容应包含所提示的要点，语言流畅，不要逐字翻译，可适当发挥； 2. 短文字数不少于80词，短文开头和结尾已替你写好，不计入总词数； 3. 文中不得出现与考生本人相关的真实的人名、校名和地名。 （十一）

江苏省教育厅5月7日公布的2011年学生体质健康调查结果显示，学生近视率仍维持在高位

可作必要的发挥； 3. 条理清楚、语句连贯； 4．文中不得出现真实的地名、校名和人名等信息。 （参考词汇：近视的 shortsighted）

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篇四：Will traditional bookstores be replaced by onlin bookstore

Will traditional bookstores be replaced by online bookstore? Do you prefer buying books on line or in traditional bookstore? Nowadays, with the rapid development of technology, it is

unprecedented convenience for people to hand daily matters. And in the modern life, efficient is the most significant feature for people to choose the way do things. In order to save time, more and more people buy things online, such as books. Will traditional bookstores be replaced by online bookstores? I firmly believe that traditional bookstores will not be replaced by online bookstores.

At first, in the traditional bookstores, there is an atmosphere of humanity. Readers will enjoy their reading in bookstores, and find various kinds of books as they like. That is a pretty optimistic spice of life in my view. Obviously, online bookstores are short of this spice, it is just for convenience. I always insist that to live at a slow pace, it helps me to reduce stress, and increases the fun, and keeps me in the present moment. Traditional bookstores give us a way to live at a slow pace, why we will lose sight of the advantages of traditional

bookstores? What's more, online bookstores exist honesty issues, credit problems are serious. For the real bibliophiles, they can not stand the pirate. Thus, online bookstores can't satisfy them, they need traditional bookstores.

Finally, the existence value of bookstore is unique, and no one can deny them. All in all, traditional bookstores will not be replaced by online bookstores to me.

篇五：unit 7新视角研究生英语读说写2第七单元答案

Unit 7

1. Reading Comprehension

1. Americans love cyberspace, because America is a nation that loves to explore new

frontiers and admires independence. And cyberspace is a place where you can go and be yourself without worrying about the neighbors, and is a new frontier that gives people an exciting sense of freedom.

2. However, as cyberspace embraces people of all kinds—different ages, occupations, races,

individual tastes, etc., there are worries whether all these people can get along, and whether porn on the Net will harm children.

3. Both real estate and cyberspace are comprised of different districts and places serving

different purposes and different groups of people. However, now most people don’t recognize the difference between these different places, and direct all their attention to those morally bad places suitable only for criminal and porn fans. Therefore, they believe cyberspace is a nasty place that the government should regulate.

4. The author holds that governmental regulation by laws won’t work, and cyberspace

communities need no government control but self-rule. The reasons are : (1) It is unconstitutional for the government to use censorship to counter indecency and other troubling speech; (2) Cyberspace is a voluntary destination where users can choose where to go and what to see. It is easy to avoid those nasty places.

5. The three aspects of cyberspace are: (1) private e-mail conversation, which are like

conversations over the telephone or voice mail; (2) information and entertainment services where people can download anything, which are like bookstores, malls and movie houses where customers go to buy something;(3) communities, which are like bars or restaurants or bathhouses where groups of people communicate among themselves. E-mail conversations require no regulation, as they are private and consensual. Information and entertainment services don’t need regulation either, for customers need to request an item or sigh up for a subscription; stuff is not sent out to people who don’t ask for it. Community services need regulation—rules and moderators—to keep out unwanted advertising, irrelevant discussions, and rude participants.

6. The author discusses three characteristics of cyberspace communities. (1) The success of

cyberspace communities is determined by rules, some of which are determined by the content supplier, and some of which concern prices and membership fees.(2) Cyberspace communities develop when people with like-minded interests band together, so every one of them has its own character. (3) Cyberspace communities of any size and kind may flourish, and people have the freedom to choose the cyberspace community they want to join.

7. It is the third characteristics that makes cyberspace different from terrestrial ones. For

one thing, in real estate, the tyranny of government forces everyone to live by the rule of the majority, squeezing out minority groups and minority preferences. However, cyberspace allows communities of any size and any kind to flourish. For another, in real estate, communities are forces on people by accidents of geography. Most people are stuck in the country where they are born. In contrast, cyberspace communities are chosen by the users. The rules in cyberspace have a moral rather than legal authority. If users do

not like the rules of a given cyberspace community, they can leave it.

8. New cyberspace communities in the future will be self-contained, catering to their own

members’ inclinations without inferring with anyone else’s. The rules governing these communities will evolve according to the relation between supply and demand in the market. Cyberspace explorers will need to define and identify their communities, and establish and accept their own local governments, without help from any terrestrial government.

9. She concludes that society needs to understand that there are no solutions that are

flawless and can meet all the different needs of different people, and that government regulation can not create a safe and peaceful world either. In cyberspace, although we won’t have a perfect society, at least we can have the right to choose and be responsible for what materials we see.

10. The title means cyberspace is a voluntary place which users can choose to visit or not to

visit. Through it the author expresses the point of view that individual users instead of the government should be responsible for deciding what they see on the internet.

II.Structure of the text

1. Introduction (paras. 1—7)

1) Background: American love cyberspace.

Reasons: A. Americans love new frontiers and independence.

B. Cyberspace is a new frontier that promises freedom.

2) Issue to be discussed: Can different kinds of people in cyberspace all get along? Or

will fear of kids surfing for cyberporn provoke a crackdown?

3) Some citizens’ viewpoint: Government should regulate cyberspace.

Reasons: Morally bad places make cyberspace sound like a nasty place, though

cyberspace, similar to real estate, consists of different places that are for different

purposes and different people.

4) Author’s viewpoint : Regulation won’t work. Cyberspace communities need no

government control but self-rule.

Reasons: A. It is unconstitutional for the government to use censorship to counter

indecency and other troubling speech.

B. Cyberspace is a voluntary destination where users can choose where to

go and what to see. It is easy to avoid those nasty places.

2. Body (paras. 8—16)

2) Characteristics of cyberspace communities (paras. 12—14)

A. Rules determine the success of cyberspace communities.

B. Cyberspace communities evolve when people with like-minded interests band together. Every

community has its own character.

C. Cyberspace allows communities of any size and kind to flourish. In cyberspace, communities

are chosen by the users, not forced on them by accidents of geography.

3) Description of future cyberspace communities (paras. 15-16)

A. New communities are self-contained, catering to their own members’ inclinations without

interfering with anyone else’s. Their governance evolves in a real market style.

B. Explorers in cyberspace need to define and identify their communities, put in place and accept

their own local government without help from terrestrial government.

3.Conclusion (para.17)

Our society needs to understand that there are no perfect answers, no all-purpose solutions, no

government –sanctioned safe havens. But at least we can have individual choice and

individual responsibility.

V. Vocabulary

A. 1. metaphor 2. intrusion 3. crackdown 4. lawsuit 5. subscription

6. wither 7jurisdiction 8. nasty 9.band 10. preside

B. 1.A 2 A 3 B 4 C 5 C 6 A 7 D 8 D 9 B 10 D

VI. Close

1. discovered 2. caught 3.from 4.it 5. granted

6.read 7. access 8. was 9. who 10. secretly

11. no 12. of 13. found 14.passed 15. to

16. up 17.violations 18. as 19.concluding 20 would

VIII. Translation

A.

1. Americans hanker after new frontiers where they can be free of any constraints and be

themselves.

2. What captures young people’ imagination is precisely the sense of freedom they get while

surfing the Internet.

3. Regardless of their race, culture and socioeconomic status, everyone can find a community of

like –minded people in cyberspace.

4. Virtual communities prefer to set and enforce community standards by themselves rather than

by the terrestrial government.

5. Cyberspace is akin to the terrestrial world, which includes various places ranging from

shopping malls, school districts to red-light zones.

6. Only cyberspace communities that cater to the needs of their members will prosper.

7. With the development of telecommunications technology, the union of the world into a global

village is at hand.

8. It is prevalent among Internet users to download intellectual properties for free.

9. The job of the moderator of a discussion group on the Internet is to keep out advertisements and

unrelated materials of the forum.

10. Advocates of free speech tend to jump to the conclusion that any form of government

regulation will interfere with their freedom.

B.

网络空间的特别之处在于，它把我们从必须按照大多数人制定的规则而生活的政府专制中解放出来。在民主国家中，少数派和少数人的偏好往往会遭到排挤，无论他们是少数民族和文化还是少数人拥有的个人爱好。 但是在网络空间，任何大小和类别的社区都能繁荣发展；在网络空间，用户选择自己的社区，而不是依据地域的偶然因素将社区强加给用户。这种选择的自由赋予主持网络空间的规章制度以一种道德权威，而这种权威是陆地环境中的规章制度所不具备的。大多数人被困于自己出生的国家没法脱身。然而如果你不喜欢某个网络社区有的规章，你可以退出。要么喜欢它，要么离开它。同样的，如果父母不喜欢某个网络社区的规章，他们可以限制自己孩子与它接触。

可以预料在网络空间将会形成不受那些在地球上导致冲突的种种约束的新社区。我们不会建立一个地球村，那只是一个美好而难以实现的梦想。我们将创造另一个由许多能满足其成员的意愿同时又不妨碍他人意愿的独立自主的社区组成的世界。社区管理方式的真正市场化演变即将成为可能。在网络空间，我们将能够通过实验和改进规章制度来管理那些需要管理的—知识财产、内容和使用限制、关于隐私和言论自由的规则。有些社区将允许任何人加入，有些只允许符合这种或那种条件的成员加入。那些能够自我维持、自我完善的社区将会昌盛起来（而且也许会壮大并分裂为一个个依据更加具体的兴趣和身份而建立的分社区）。而那些不能生存的社区—后是因为人们对它们失去了兴趣或是因为人们被吓跑了—则将渐渐萎缩并消失。

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