18．下面是英語老師推薦的兩本課外閱讀書籍，請根據(jù)以下提示用英語寫一篇100詞左右的短文：
（一）說明你會選擇哪一本書閱讀；
（二）該書的大概內(nèi)容；
（三）你選擇該書的理由．

分析 本文為開放類寫作．寫作時以人稱以第一人稱為主，時態(tài)以一般現(xiàn)在時為主．寫作要點為：1．說明你會選擇哪一本書閱讀；2．該書的大概內(nèi)容；3．你選擇該書的理由．
重點詞匯：recommend（推薦）；feel proud to （感到驕傲）；at the same time（同時）；on earth （究竟，到底）；be different from （與…不同）；inferior（自卑的，低等的）．
高分句型：1．One of the two books①recommended by my English teacher，I prefer"Everyone is Beautiful"by Caroline，②which，③as the title suggests，is about
               why  and how to respect others and feel proud to be ourselves at the same time．
               ①recommended by my English teacher是過去分詞短語作后置定語．
               ②which與后面的is about…構成一個非限制性定語從句．
               ③as the title suggests在句中是一個插入語．
                2．I envy many of my classmates①who are better than me in one way or another，②which often makes me feel inferior．
                該句子包含兩個定語從句：①who引導一個定語從句修飾my classmates；②which引導一個非限制性定語從句，關系代詞which指代前一句提到的整件事．

解答 One of the two books recommended by my English teacher，I prefer"Everyone is Beautiful"by Caroline，which，as the title suggests，is about why and how to respect others and feel proud to be ourselves at the same time．（高分句型一）
As a teenager，I often wonder why on earth people are so widely different from one another．Some are smart and beautiful．Others are plain looking and slow in learning．I envy many of my classmates who are better than me in one way or another，which often makes me feel inferior．（高分句型二）
How can"Everyone is beautiful"？I can't wait to find out．

點評 開放性作文給出一定的寫作主題，要求考生以此為基礎自由發(fā)揮．寫作時要注意人稱和時態(tài)的運用，理清思路，適當變換表達句式句式，力求做到主題突出，行文流暢流暢．

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