Directions: For this part, you are allowed 30 minutes to write a composition on a most unforgettable, mysterious, lucky, or unlucky day or event in about 120 to 150 words.

　　A Most Unlucky Day

　　I had a streak of tough luck yesterday. Everything, it seemed to me, went wrong. And I simply couldn t understand why all the things happened to me in one single day.

　　In the morning, as luck would have it, my alarm clock didn t ring, and with an aching head I woke up half an hour later than usual. I was in such a hurry that, when making omelet, I got my fingers burnt and splashed the omelet all over the floor of the kitchen.

　　Having no time for my breakfast now, I rushed out of my house with an empty stomach and hurting fingers. I had intended to catch the 7:30 subway, but somehow I couldn t make it . I became very nervous at the bare thought of being late for my English class, because my teacher of English is very strict and demanding and he gets angry whenever any student is late for his class.

　　After getting off the 7:40 subway, I raced all the way from the station to my school, thinking it would be impossible for me to flag a taxi at this hour of the day. At the corner of the street near my school, I abruptly bumped into a man and, worse luck, broke my glasses I bought for 500 yuan last week. With hardly any time to receive or offer an apology, I just kept on running and running. At long last, I arrived at the school only to find, with great sadness mixed with some relief, that the school was empty and the classrooms were all locked. It was Saturday.

　　My ill luck showed no sign of coming to an end. When I returned home greatly frustrated, I found myself locked out. In my hurry I had forgotten to bring the key with me. Just my luck!

　　Directions: For this part, you are allowed 30 minutes to write a composition on a most unforgettable, mysterious, lucky, or unlucky day or event in about 120 to 150 words.

　　A Most Unlucky Day

　　I had a streak of tough luck yesterday. Everything, it seemed to me, went wrong. And I simply couldn t understand why all the things happened to me in one single day.

　　In the morning, as luck would have it, my alarm clock didn t ring, and with an aching head I woke up half an hour later than usual. I was in such a hurry that, when making omelet, I got my fingers burnt and splashed the omelet all over the floor of the kitchen.

　　Having no time for my breakfast now, I rushed out of my house with an empty stomach and hurting fingers. I had intended to catch the 7:30 subway, but somehow I couldn t make it . I became very nervous at the bare thought of being late for my English class, because my teacher of English is very strict and demanding and he gets angry whenever any student is late for his class.

　　After getting off the 7:40 subway, I raced all the way from the station to my school, thinking it would be impossible for me to flag a taxi at this hour of the day. At the corner of the street near my school, I abruptly bumped into a man and, worse luck, broke my glasses I bought for 500 yuan last week. With hardly any time to receive or offer an apology, I just kept on running and running. At long last, I arrived at the school only to find, with great sadness mixed with some relief, that the school was empty and the classrooms were all locked. It was Saturday.

　　My ill luck showed no sign of coming to an end. When I returned home greatly frustrated, I found myself locked out. In my hurry I had forgotten to bring the key with me. Just my luck!