Dear Laura，
How are you？It has been several weeks since I heard from you.I have been missing you a lot these days，so I think I should find out how you are doing.Hope this letter finds you in the best of health.Things here are fine，though they seem to be a little boring now without you.
Since school started，I have made some new friends who are great company.But I keep remembering what a great time we had during our summer vacations.Those long rides in the woods，often shopping at the mall and our video game matches were all so much fun.Things here are a little different，and it is going to take me some time to get used to them.
I have some great professors who make classes very interesting.I actually look forward to doing my homework for these classes.However，there are some really boring science classes that I just don't seem to enjoy.They all sound so difficult，but I have to learn them.After a few years，I am going to drop these subjects forever!The good thing is that all the friends I've made feel just the same way about these science classes.
How have things been with you？How about your school and all those great friends you keep talking about？Did you join that guitar class you wanted to so badly？Look forward to hearing from you.
By the way，Dad has bought me the latest video game controller.It is really amazing!Wait for you to come back here so that we can have some more video game matches!
Yours truly，
Aaron
（1）What does Aaron probably think of his life in the school？ BB
A．Rather terrible.
B．A little bit dull.
C．Quite hard.
D．Fairly exciting.
（2）What can we learn about Aaron from the letter？ CC
A．He has been used to his new school life.
B．He didn't get on well with his new friends.
C．He enjoyed a summer vacation with Laura.
D．He loved all new classes in the new school.
（3）Why does Aaron dislike his science classes？ BB
A．He does not like the science professors.
B．He finds these classes hard to understand.
C．He has too much homework after class.
D．He finds they are of no use in the future.
（4）What will Laura most probably talk about in her reply to Aaron？ AA
A．Her school life and friendship.
B．Her classes and the professors.
C．Her own summer vacation.
D．Her video game matches.
【答案】B；C；B；A
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