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此题要求改正所给短文中的错误。对标有题号的每行作出判断；如无错误，在该行右边横线上面一个勾(√)；如有错误(每行只有一个错误)，则按下列情况改正： 该行多一个词：把多余的词用斜线(/)划掉，在该...
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PeoplewhogotoaformalwesterndinnerpartyforthefirsttimemaybesurprisedbytablemannersinwesternculturE.Knowingthemwillhelpyoumakeagood1_______印象.Havinggoodtablemannersmeansknowinghowtouseknifeandforkwhento2d______atoast干杯andhowtobehaveatthe3________.Attableyoushouldtrytospeakquietlyand4s______alotbutnotlaughallthetimE.Mostwesternerslike5_________drinksiftheydrivehomE.Manyofthemdrinkwhiteorredwinewiththe6f_____.Whendrinkingtoone’shealthyou7r______yourglassbuttheglassshouldnottouch.The8______风俗oftoastinginsomepartsofChinaistofinishdrinkat9o_____butwesternersusuallytakeonlyasip.Butdorememberthattablemanners10________overtime;wehavetofollowthefashionoftheday.Ifyouarenotsurewhattodoyoucanfollowyourhosts.
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WeallhaveafirstandlastnameorpersonalandfamilynamE.Butformanyofusitdoesn’tstoptherE.Wealsohavenicknames25_______mostlycomefromourrealnamE.Someofthemareobvious.TomisshortforThomas;SamisshortforSamuel.Howevertherearesomenicknameswhoseoriginsaremoremysterious.TakethenameWilliam26_______anexamplE.ItcanbeshortenedtoWillandalsoBill.ButhowdoesBillcomefromWilliam?DuringtheMiddleAgespeopleliketochangeletterstomakenameseasiertopronouncE.Forexampleahardconsonant辅音likeB.isclearerthansoftoneslikeW.BillsoundsmuchclearerthanWill.InterestinglythepeopleofEnglandevencalledKingWilliamIII27_______ruledinthe17thcenturyKingBilly.Richard28_______beapopularnameinEnglandforcenturiestoo.ItwascommonlyshortenedtoRichandRicktosavetimE.AlsolikethenameWilliampeoplelikedtomakerhymingnames.SoRickbecameDick.Thisnicknamebecamesopopular29_______itisincludedinanidiom.EveryTomDickorHarrymeanseverybody!The30_______popularnameforEnglishkingshasbeenHenry.EnglandhashadeightkingHenrys.Yetmostofthem31_______prefertobecalledHarrybythepeoplE.ItisatraditionstillhelD.BritishPrinceHarry’srealnameisHenry.Iwonder32_______HarryPotter’srealnameisHenry?
SwedishbusinessmanNileBergqvistisdelighted41____hisnewhoteltheworld’sfirstigloo冰屋hotel.42_______buildinansmalltownithasbeenattractinglotsofvisitorsbutsoonthefunwillbeover.Intwoweeks’timeBergqvist’sicecreation43_______benothingmorethanapoolofwater.Wedon’tseeitasabigproblemhesays.Wejustlookforwardto44_______replaceit.Bergqvistbuilthisfirstiglooin1991foranartexhibition.Itwas45______successfulthathedesignedthepresentone46______measuresroughly200squaremeters.Sixworkmenspentmorethaneightweekspiling1000tonsofsnowontoa47_____woodbasewhenthesnowfrozethebasewasremoveD.Aftertheirstayallvisitorsreceiveasurvivalcertificaterecordingtheirsuccess.Withnowindowsnowheretohangclothesandtemperatures48____0°Citmayseemmorelikeasurvivaltest49_____arelaxinghotelbreak.It’sgreatfunBergqvistexplainsAswellasagoodstartinsurvivaltraining.’’The50_______popularoftheiglooisbeyonddoubtitisnowattractingtouristsfromallovertheworlD.Atleast800peoplehavestayedattheigloothisseasoneventhoughthereareonly10rooms.
WiththeyearcomingtoanendavacationisinescapablE.Travellinginwintersisnevereasy.Thoughairtravelmightsoundasthemostconvenientwayforwintertravelitalsohasitsownshortcomings.Theseasonofcoldsometimesinterruptsyourtravelplans.36Webringtoyoutipstokeepinmindifyouareairtravellinginwinters.EarlyflightsareontimeEarlymorningflightshavebeenfoundtobemoreontimethantheoneslaterintheday.37Anydelayintheflightscheduleduringthedayleadstoaseriesofdelaythebestwaytoavoiditistoflyearly.38Partnerairlinescanhelpyouintimesofdelayedflights.Someairlinesworkinassociationwithitspartnerairlines.Incaseyourflightgetscancelledordelayedyoucanaskforaseatinthepartnerairlineprovidedthatyourairlinesupportsit.Joinaclub39Whenyourflightgetsdelayedforhoursyoucanaccessthoseclubsintheairportratherthanbeingstuckintheterminal.AlsoaccessingtodifferenttravelagentsiseasierfromtheclubsastheyassistyouwithvariousoptionsavailablE.ConsideratravelagentAttimeswhenyouarestuckwithsituationswhereyourflightisdelayedorcancelledinsteadofdealingdirectlywiththeairlinestaffitisbesttolaytheresponsibilityonyourtravelagent.40A.RemembertophonebravelyB.PartnerairlinescanhelpC.A.memberofaclubisthebestchoiceformostflyersonthewholeD.FlightsgetcancelledordelayedbeyondwhatyouhavetodealwithE.Thoughyouwouldhavetowakeupveryearlyyetitwouldridyouofalotoftroubles.F.Yourtravelagentwillactonyourbehalfandsolvetheissuessoyouneedn’tsolvetheissuesyourself.G.Joiningaclubwillsurelymakeyoupaysomemoneybutifyouareafrequentflyeritisthebestchoiceforyou
Everyoneseems61.______________havehisorherownholiday.DadhasFather’sDay.ChildrenhaveChildren’sDay.LovershaveValentine’sDay.62._______________isthereaspecialdayforolderpeople?OfcoursE.TheChongyangFestivalistheholiday63______________Chinesepeopleshowlovefortheirelders.64.__________________celebrateontheninthdayoftheninthlunarmonththefestivalisalsoknownastheDoubleNinthFestival.Nineisthe65._____________highdigit数字soit66.____________________regardthatthetwotogethermeanalonglifE.Thefestivalcomesduring67._______________goldentimeofautumn.TheclearweatherandthejoyofharvestmakeforahappyatmospherE.Onthedaypeople68._____________________traditionclimbamountainandcarrydogwood茱萸Peopleinancienttimes69.____________________believethattheplantcoulddriveawayevilspiritsandpreventpeople70.______________coldinwinter.
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Onthewaytothestationhe82abouttheirtrip.You'regoingtoseesomegreat83.Goingeastwardyou'llpassmountainsandthousandsoflakesandforestsaswellaswideriversandlargecities.SomepeoplehavetheideathatyoucancrossCanadainlessthanfivedaysbuttheyforgetthefactthatCanadais5500kilometresfromcoasttocoast.HereinVancouveryou'reinCanada'swarmestpart.PeoplesayitisCanada'smostbeautifulcitysurroundedbymountainsandthePacificOcean.SkiingintheRockyMountainsand84intheharbourmakeVancouveroneofCanada'smostpopularcitiestolivein.Itspopulationisincreasingrapidly.ThecoastnorthofVancouverhassomeoftheoldestandmostbeautifulforestsintheworlD.Itissowettherethatthetreesare__85____tallsome86over90metres.YuanLongpingisquite87withhislifE.Howeverhedoesn'tcareaboutbeingfamous.Hefeelsitgiveshimless88todohisresearch.Hewouldmuchrather89timeforhishobbles.Heenjoyslisteningtoviolinmusicplayingmah-jongswimmingandreading.Spendingmoneyonhimselfor90acomfortablelifealsomeansverylittletohim.Indeedhebelievesthatapersonwithtoomuchmoneyhasmoreratherthanfewertroubles.He91givesmillionsofyuantoequipothersfortheirresearchinagriculturE.
DubaiDubaiwasa6000-personfishingvillagehalfacenturyago.Since1966whenoilwasdiscoveredtherethepopulationofDubai61havegrownto2.6million.Overtheyearsithasbecomeawell-knowntouristdestination.62attractstouriststoDubaiaretax-freeshoppingdryweatherexcellentaccommodationsdeliciousfoodandbeachesthatgoonformiles.Infactsomeforeignerscomehereonly63experiencetheshopping.Therearedozensofshoppingmalls64provideeveryfamousbrandyoucannamE.Thoseoutdoormarketsselleverythingfromspices香料togoldatfairprices.ChoosingwhatplacestovisitinDubaiisdifficultbecauseeventhehotelstherearealsoamazing65attract.TheBurjA1Arabisconsideredoneoftheworld’sbesthotelsand66islocatedonitsownislandabout1000feetoffshorefromDubai.Builtintheshapeof67shipthishotelisstill68tallthantheEiffelTowerandnearlyastallastheEmpireStateBuilding.Certainlytherearealsoothergreatplacesofinteresttovisit.Indeedtravellingaroundthiscountrywill69truegiveyouanamazingexperiencebecauseofitsinterestingthings70offertoalltypesoftourists.
Womenontwowheelshavebecome61familiarsightontheroadsofmostAsian62__countryduringthepastfewyears.Itiscommontofindawoman63takeherchildrenonherbicycletoschoolandthenreachingherofficeintimE.Superwoman64___sheisitisratherdifficulttocombineacareerandadecenthomelifE.Sheneedstofeel__65__support.Shemayarriveatworkfeelingasifshehasalreadydoneafullday’sjoB.IfcolleaguesdoubtherpassiontoherjobshewillfeelsaD.66thesametimewomenoftodayexpect67husbandstocontributetowardschildcareandhouseholdchores.Today’swomenarelearningtoavoidsituations68makethemfeelmorestressedanditisahardstrugglE.InspiteofallthisthenewwomanthesuperpowerhasarriveD.She__69__strongbelievesinthepowerandvalueofafamilyunitandshe70__holditinhighesteem尊重.
FESTIVALSANDCELEBRATIONSWehavefestivalsandcelebrationsofallkinds.Ancientpeopleheldfestivalsandcelebrations61celebratetheendofwinterplantinginspringorharvestinautumn.Somefestivalsare62memoryoftheancestors.Peoplelightlampsorincenseandplaymusic63animportantfeastday64offergoodthingstothedeaD.PeopleholdfestivalstohonourfamouspeoplE.Thesefestivalshavetheir65originasaneventliketheDragonBoatFestivalwhich66honourthefamousancientpoetQuYuan.HarvestandThanksgivingfestivals67holdinmanycountries.Peopledecoratechurchesgettogetherhavemealsorwinawardsfor68compete.OnMid-AutumnFestivalpeopleadmirethemoonandhavemooncakes.TheSpringFestivalinChinaisan69energyandimportantfestival.Peoplelookforwardto70dressupeatingdumplingsgivingchildrenluckymoneyinredpaperandplayingdragondances.ThecelebrationoftheLunarNewYearmaytakeplacethroughoutthecountrydayandnight.
Iwaslivingalifeinmyscreenandhardlynoticedwhat61bearoundme.Iwasalwayscheckingthetimeandthinkingoffuture62plan.MythoughtwasWho’sgoingtotextmenow?WhatwillIdonext?Mybedtimeroutinewasusuallycentered63onethingmyphone.64IwenttosleepIbrowsedthroughnewswebsitesandcheckedmyemails.WhenIwokeupinthemiddleofthenight.Ididthesamething.TheproblemwiththiswasthatIfeltanxiouseverynight.Sowhenmyfriendsinvitedme65goforalongweekendcampingwithoutthecellserviceIthoughtthiswas66exactwhatIneeded.Here’show67keepawayfrommyphonefor48hourschangedmeandmywayoflife.WithoutmyphoneI68fallasleeplisteningtothesongsoffrogsandcrickets.InthemorningIwokeupenergetically.SittingbytheriverridingabikeorsingingtheoldsongsI69trueenjoyedwhatIwasdoing.Ifeltfreewithoutmyphoneatweekendcamp70changedmecompletely.Ilistenedtowhatmybodywantedinsteadofwhatmyphonewastellingmetodo.
OvertimeIhavebeenchangedquitealot.Ibegan___56__acalculatingmachinein1642.Ittooknearlytwohundredyears____57_____IwasbuiltasananalyticalmachinE.Thenin1936AlanTuringwroteabookandbuiltauniversalmachinetosolveanydifficultmathematicalproblems.FromthenonIgrewrapidlybothinsizesandbrainpower.Bythe1970sI____58______growaslargeasaroomandIwonderifIwouldgrowanylarger._____59____thisrealityalsoworriedmydesigners.Luckily____60____timegoingbyIhavebeenmadesmaller.AndI____61______useinofficesandhomessincethe1970s.Thesechangeswouldnotbepossiblewithoutmyimprovedmemory____62______becamesolargethatIcouldn’tbelieveit.Intheearly1960stheygavemeafamily_____63______connectbyanetworkenablingustosharemyknowledgewithothers.Sincethe1970smanynew_____64_____applyhavebeenfoundformeandIhavebecomeimportantinmanyfields.Iamnow____65____truefilledwithhappinessthatIamadevotedfriendandhelperofthehumanracE.
Areyouplanninganewjobornewcareer?33____________theongoingeconomicslowdownmeansmostindustriesstillfacecutbacks裁员thereisonefieldthat’slikelytogrowsteadilyinthefuture:HealthCareFielD.Jobopportunitiesinhealthcareareontheriseandexpectedtoincrease34%through2018.Thisisduetotwofactors:FirstlytheAmericanpopulation34______agerapidlyatpresent.A.much35______largepopulationoftheelderlymeansahugeincreaseindemandformedicalservicesandthepeople36______providethem.Thesecondreasonisrelatedtotechnology.Ourhealthcareisgettingmoreandmoresophisticated尖端的.Andthatmeanshighlyskilledpeople37______needbythepublictodelivertheservicE.Putthesethingstogether38______youmaygethighersalariesthanothers.Weallknowthatdoctorsmakealotofmoney.Butdoctors39______endureover10yearsofschoolingandhardwork.Fortunatelyyoudon’tneedtobecomeadoctortosettleintoawell-payingjoB.Therearemanyopportunitiesavailableandoneofthebestwaystogetintothefieldis40______amedicalassistant.
WhenIagreedtostage-managemyschool’sproductionofGuysandDollsIhadnoideaof71astagemanageractuallydiD.StillI72decidethatitwouldbean73interestexperienceandawaytogetinvolvedwiththeater.Besidesiftherewasalreadyadirectorandsometechnicianstobuildthesetsandrunlightshowmuchcouldtherebe74leaveforastagemanagertodo?IfiguredthatIwouldspendalotoftime75rehearsals彩排andscripts剧本.Iwasdiscouragedbythefirstrehearsal.Idiscoveredthatitwasmy76responsibletomakesurethatallofthecastactorswerepresenthadscriptsandgave77I.theirschedulesbeforeleavingtheroom.Itwasnotaneasything.Ifoundthatitwasimpossible78getalltwenty-fivecastmemberstogetherforagroupscenesinceactorskept79callmewithemergencyappointmentsandlast-minutefamilygatherings.Finallyitwastheopeningnight.Isattothesideofthestage80myscriptopenonamusicstandinfrontofmE.ThelightscameuptheshowbeganandIknewthatithadallbeenworthwhilE.
RobertBurnsisthemostfamouspoettowriteinScotsthetraditionallanguageofScotlanD.BorninAyrshireScotlandtopoorfarmingfamilyhisparentsmadesurethathewaswelleducatedasachilD.In1783hestartedcomposingpoetry61atraditionalstyleusingtheAyrshiredialectofScots.Thesepoemswerewellreceived62localandin1786theywerepublishedinthevolumePoemsChiefly63madehimfamousinScotlandovernight.64hisfamewasnotaccompaniedbymoneyandhefound65necessarytoreturntofarming.66thisalsoprovedunprofitableheenteredgovernmentservicein1789.Hediedattheageof37asaresultofaweakheartbroughtonbyyearsofpoorworkingconditionsonthefarm67datebacktohischildhooD.WithinashorttimeofhisdeathmoneystartedpouringinformalloverScotland68supporthiswindowandchildren.Todayhismemory69celebratebyBurnsclubsacrosstheworldandhisbirthdayis70unofficialNationalDayforScotsandthosewithScottishancestrycelebratedwithBurnssuppers.
AdmititornotmanyofusseethathighereducationequalsadiplomawhichinturnsprovidesuswithopportunitiesforabetterlifE.Butisthatallcollegemeans?Astuitioncostshaveskyrocketeditmakessense33______peoplemighttrytogetsomeofthebenefitsofcollegewithoutpayingcommentedtheAtlantiC.ThefulltuitionatYaleforthe2014-2015schoolyearis$63250.Thisbreaksdowntoover$7000permonthwhileDumasa28-year-oldCanadianspentonlyafewhundreddollarsatYalein2009couch-surfing作沙发客foraboutamonthand34______takeclasses.HoweverOllivierDyensdeputyprovost院长ofstudentlifeandlearningatMcgillUniversitypointsoutthatmostpeoplegotocollegemainlytogetadiplomA.Oneofthebenefitsofacollegediplomaisthat35______canhelpyouearnmoremoney.In2012youngadultswithahighschooldegreeearnedanaverageof$3000036______thosewithacollegedegreeearnedanaverageof$46900intheUS.AccordingtoDumasthebestadvantageofcollegeisnetworking.ThekindofpeopleImetinBerkeleyorinYaleIdon’tknowanywhereelseintheworldwheresomanysmartcoolopen-mindedcrazypeople37______beconcentratedhesaiD.Furthermoreacollegeis38______youdiscoverwhatlearningisabout.Thiswillbetheperiodwhenyougofromteacher-taughttomaster-inspiredafterwhichyoumustbecomeaself-learner.Thelearningskillsyouacquirewillbesomethingyouwillcherishforever39______writetohisdaughterbyKai-FuLeeoneofthemostsuccessfulChineseprofessionalmanagers.So40______doyouexpectfromcollege?A.diplomalike-mindedpeopleorsimplyalearningexperience?
TheDragonBoatFestivalthe5thdayofthe5thlunarmonthhashad61ahistoryofmorethan2000years.Itis62usualinJuneintheGregoriancalendar公历.Dragonboatracingisanecessarypartofthefestival63holdalloverthecountry.Asthegunisfiredpeoplewillseeracersindragon-shapedcanoespullingtheoarsharmoniouslyand64hurryaccompaniedbyrapiddrumsspeedingtoward65theydestination.Folktalessaythegameoriginatedfromtheactivitiesof66seekQuYuan’sbodybutexpertsafterpainstakingandcarefulresearchconcludethatdragonboatracingisasemi-religioussemi-entertainingprogram半zōng jiāo 半娱乐节目fromtheWarringStatesPerioD.Inthe67followthousandsofyearsthegamespreadtoJapanVietnamandBritainas68asChina’sTaiwanandHongKong.Nowdragonboatracinghasdevelopedintoanaquaticsportsitem69featuresbothChinesetraditionandmodernsportingspirit.In1980it70listintothestatesportscompetitionprogramsandhasbeenheldeveryyeareversincE.TheawardiscalledQuYuanCup.
Everyoneneedstoknowhowtopreventafire.Itisalsoimportanttoknowwhattodowhenit61breakout.Everyyearover11000people62killorinjuredinhousefires.Thesefirescouldhavebeenavoided.Smokerswhoare63carecauseabout200deathsandover6000fires.Morethanofthose64dieinfiresarepoisonedorharmedbysmoke.Iffirehappensdonotattempttofightthefireunlessitissmall.Tryputtingoutasmallfirewithwater.If65firehasspreadoriftheflamesaremorethan20incheshighshutthedooronitwarneveryoneelseinthebuildingandtellthemtogetout.Youshouldleaveanddial911forthefiredepartment.Before66gointoaroomcheckthedoor.Ifthehandleorthedoorishotdonotopenit!Insteadputclothingorawettowelatthebottomofittokeepsmokeout.Ifthedoorisnothotopenit67slow.Ifthereisarushofsmokeheatcloseitagainandshouttowarn68otherinside.NowopenthewindowandshoutFire!.Seewhetheryoucandropsafelytotheground.Usethis69yourescapecourseifyoucan.Ifyouarenotongroundlevelbreakyourfallbypushingamatoutfirst.Loweryourselfatarm’s70longbeforedropping.Onceoutsidestayoutoutsideandmakesurethefiredepartmentiscalled.
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