实战演练
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Each week，we provide a cartoon in need of a caption.You，the reader，submit a caption，we choose three finalists，and you vote for your favorite.Caption submissions for this week’s cartoon，by Paul Noth，must be received by Sunday，March 22nd.The finalists in the March 9th contest appear below.We will announce the winner，and the finalists in this week’s contest，in the April 6th issue.The winner receives a signed print of the cartoon.Any resident of the United States，Canada(except Quebec)，Australia，the United Kingdom，or the Republic of Ireland aged eighteen or over can enter or vote.To do so，and to read the complete rules，visit contest.newyorker.com.(THE NEW YORKER，March 23)
写作内容
1.用约30个单词概述大赛的主要内容；
2.从左侧漫画下方三则图片配词中选出你最喜欢的一句，并说明理由；
3.简述你对上面漫画的理解，并为之写一句图片配词。
写作要求
1.写作过程中不能直接引用原文语句；
2.作文中不能出现真实姓名和学校名称；
3.不必写标题。
评分标准
内容完整，语言规范，语篇连贯，词数适当。
参考范文
The New Yorker has started a cartoon caption competition，in which it picks out three finalists.Those who want to enter it or vote can obtain more information from its website.
When it comes to this week’s finalists，I’d like to show a preference for Andrew’s.There exists great humour in his caption，which makes a joke about the limited space the man in the cartoon can find.Meanwhile，the sharp contrast between the man’s intention to camp and the harsh reality accurately reflects the mass human destruction of nature.The caption writer has expressed his concern about the environmental problems in a smart way.
This week’s cartoon is rather interesting.A caged bird has aroused much curiosity among others living in nature.Personally，I will caption the cartoon “Look，we have a pet！” because I really believe we should be friends with animals rather than keeping them as pets.
