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Henry’sjobwastoexaminecarswhichcrossedthefrontiertomakesurethattheywerenotsmugglinganythingintothecountry.Everyeveningexceptatweekendshe36seeafactoryworkercomingupthehilltowardsthefrontier37abicyclewithabigloadofstrawonit.Whenthebicycle38thefrontierHenryusedtostopthemanand39himtakethestrawoffand40it.Thenhewouldexaminethestrawverycarefullytosee41hecouldfindanythingafterwhichhewouldlookinalltheman’spockets42helethimtiethestrawagain.Themanwouldthenputitonhisbicycleandgooffdownthehillwithit.AlthoughHenrywasalways43tofindgoldorjewelleryorothervaluablethings44inthestrawheneverfound45eventhoughheexamineditverycarefully.Hewassurethatthemanwas46somethingbuthewasnot47toimaginewhatitcouldbe. Thenoneeveningafterhehaslooked48thestrawandemptiedthefactoryworker’spockets49usualhe50tohim"Listen.Iknowthatyouaresmugglingthings51thisfrontier.Won’tyoutellmewhatitisthatyouarebringinto.Today’smylastdayonthe52.TomorrowI’mgoingto53.IpromisethatIshallnottell54ifyoutellmewhatyou’vebeensmuggling."Thefactoryworkerdidnotsayanythingfor55.ThenhesmiledturnedtoHenryandsaidquickly:"Bicycles." 49
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PassageFour Theauthorisanaggressivebrilliantandliterateastronomer.Thisvastlyentertainingbookhasasimplemannerwithcomplexideaswithoutbeingpatronizingandisoftenveryfunny. In274pagesSagandealswitheverythingfromtheformationoftheEarthtothepuzzlingpossibilitiesofcontactwithextra-terrestriallife.Thisisthemomentinhistorywhenman’ssteppingintotheuniversehassuddenlybecomeconceivable.ToSaganthisismoreexcitingandimportantthanwastheexplorationoftheNewWorldinthesixteenthcentury.Soexpenditureonthespaceprogrammeprunedofrecentexcessesoughttocontinue--itisaccordingtoSagannolargerapartofAmerica’sgrossnationalincomethanwastherelativecosttoEnglandinthesixteenthcenturyofexplorationinsailingships. ThebookisnotforscientificilliteratesnorisSaganapedestrianscientist.AlthoughhemakesshortworkoftheunidentifiedforeignobjectsUFOspottersheisunafraidtotakeusonaspeculativejourneytoablackholewhichforallheknowsmightbethequickroutetosomewhereelsenotnecessarilyouruniverse. Saganexhibitsapassionateinterestinlifeinthecosmosinwhichthereare.almostcertainlycivilizationsmuchmoreadvancedthanourown.WearetheresultofanumberofrelativelyrecentcosmicaccidentsbutforallthatSaganisnolessexcitedaboutourfuture FromthepassageweunderstandthatCarlSaganwrites
Henry’sjobwastoexaminecarswhichcrossedthefrontiertomakesurethattheywerenotsmugglinganythingintothecountry.Everyeveningexceptatweekendshe36seeafactoryworkercomingupthehilltowardsthefrontier37abicyclewithabigloadofstrawonit.Whenthebicycle38thefrontierHenryusedtostopthemanand39himtakethestrawoffand40it.Thenhewouldexaminethestrawverycarefullytosee41hecouldfindanythingafterwhichhewouldlookinalltheman’spockets42helethimtiethestrawagain.Themanwouldthenputitonhisbicycleandgooffdownthehillwithit.AlthoughHenrywasalways43tofindgoldorjewelleryorothervaluablethings44inthestrawheneverfound45eventhoughheexamineditverycarefully.Hewassurethatthemanwas46somethingbuthewasnot47toimaginewhatitcouldbe. Thenoneeveningafterhehaslooked48thestrawandemptiedthefactoryworker’spockets49usualhe50tohim"Listen.Iknowthatyouaresmugglingthings51thisfrontier.Won’tyoutellmewhatitisthatyouarebringinto.Today’smylastdayonthe52.TomorrowI’mgoingto53.IpromisethatIshallnottell54ifyoutellmewhatyou’vebeensmuggling."Thefactoryworkerdidnotsayanythingfor55.ThenhesmiledturnedtoHenryandsaidquickly:"Bicycles." 45
Askilledplatformspeakeroutlinesthemainpointsbeforehe______thespeech.
PassageTwo TheinfluenceofadvertisingisfeltineveryphaseofAmericanlife.Theadvertisermadethecigarettesynonymouswithmasculinevirilityandsuavesophistication.Hegavebirthtothemulti-milliondollarchewinggumindustrybypromisingtodoublethepublic’spleasureandfun.Brandnamesfortooth-pastessoapsdetergentsanddeodorantshavethroughhiseffortsbecomehouseholdexpressions.PerhapsapublicservicewasperformedwhenadvertiserswereaskedtoconvincetheAmericanpublicthatitshouldeathorsemackerel.Theadvertisingindustrymetthischallengebychangingthehorsemackerel’snametotunafish. Theauthordevelopshismainideaby
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PassageFour Theauthorisanaggressivebrilliantandliterateastronomer.Thisvastlyentertainingbookhasasimplemannerwithcomplexideaswithoutbeingpatronizingandisoftenveryfunny. In274pagesSagandealswitheverythingfromtheformationoftheEarthtothepuzzlingpossibilitiesofcontactwithextra-terrestriallife.Thisisthemomentinhistorywhenman’ssteppingintotheuniversehassuddenlybecomeconceivable.ToSaganthisismoreexcitingandimportantthanwastheexplorationoftheNewWorldinthesixteenthcentury.Soexpenditureonthespaceprogrammeprunedofrecentexcessesoughttocontinue--itisaccordingtoSagannolargerapartofAmerica’sgrossnationalincomethanwastherelativecosttoEnglandinthesixteenthcenturyofexplorationinsailingships. ThebookisnotforscientificilliteratesnorisSaganapedestrianscientist.AlthoughhemakesshortworkoftheunidentifiedforeignobjectsUFOspottersheisunafraidtotakeusonaspeculativejourneytoablackholewhichforallheknowsmightbethequickroutetosomewhereelsenotnecessarilyouruniverse. Saganexhibitsapassionateinterestinlifeinthecosmosinwhichthereare.almostcertainlycivilizationsmuchmoreadvancedthanourown.WearetheresultofanumberofrelativelyrecentcosmicaccidentsbutforallthatSaganisnolessexcitedaboutourfuture ItwouldappearthatthepublicSaganhopestoattract
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PassageThree Ifitwereonlynecessarytodecidewhethertoteachelementarysciencetoeveryoneonamassbasisortofindthegiftedfewandtakethemasfarastheycangoourtaskwouldbefairlysimple.Thepublicschoolsystemhoweverhasnosuchchoiceforthejobsmustbecarriedonatthesametime.Becausewedependsoheavilyuponscienceandtechnologyforourprogresswemustproducespecialistsinmanyfields.Becauseweliveinademocraticnationwhosecitizensmakethepoliciesforthenationlargenumbersofusmustbeeducatedtounderstandtosupportandwhennecessarytojudgetheworkofexperts.Thepublicschoolmusteducatebothproducersandusersofscientificservices. Ineducationthereshouldbeagoodbalanceamongthebranchesofknowledgethatcontributetoeffectivethinkingandwisejudgment.Suchbalanceisdefeatedbytoomuchemphasisonanyonefield.Thisquestionofbalanceinvolvesnotonlytherelationofthenaturalsciencesthesocialsciencesandtheartsbutalsorelativeemphasesamongthenaturalsciencesthemselves. Similarlywemusthaveabalancebetweencurrentandclassicalknowledge.Theattentionofthepubliciscontinuallydrawntonewpossibilitiesinscientificfieldsandthediscoveryofnewknowledge;theseshouldnotbeallowedtommourattentionawayfromthesoundestablishedmaterialsthatformthebasisofcoursesforbeginners. TheworddefeatedPara.2mostprobablymeans
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PassageOne Magnesiumisanothermineralwenowobtainbycollectinghugevolumesofoceanwaterandtreatingitwithchemicals.Althoughoriginallyitwasderivedonlyfrombrinesorfromthetreatmentofsuchmagnesium-containingrocksasdolomiteofwhichwholemountainrangesarecomposed.Inacubicmileofseawaterthereareaboutfourmilliontonsofmagnesium.Sincethedirectextractionmethodwasdevelopedabout1941productionhasincreasedenormously.ItwasmagnesiumfromseathatmadepossiblethewartimegrowthoftheaviationindustryforeveryairplanemadeintheUnitedStatesandinmostothercountriesaswellcontainsabouthaftatonofmagnesiummetal.Andithasinnumerableusesinotherindustrieswherealightweightmetalisdesiredbesidesitslong-standingutilityasaninsulatingmaterialanditsuseinprintinginksmedicinesandtoothpaste. Accordingtothepassagewhichofthefollowingwasadirectconsequenceofthenewmethodofobtainingmagnesium
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PassageThree Ifitwereonlynecessarytodecidewhethertoteachelementarysciencetoeveryoneonamassbasisortofindthegiftedfewandtakethemasfarastheycangoourtaskwouldbefairlysimple.Thepublicschoolsystemhoweverhasnosuchchoiceforthejobsmustbecarriedonatthesametime.Becausewedependsoheavilyuponscienceandtechnologyforourprogresswemustproducespecialistsinmanyfields.Becauseweliveinademocraticnationwhosecitizensmakethepoliciesforthenationlargenumbersofusmustbeeducatedtounderstandtosupportandwhennecessarytojudgetheworkofexperts.Thepublicschoolmusteducatebothproducersandusersofscientificservices. Ineducationthereshouldbeagoodbalanceamongthebranchesofknowledgethatcontributetoeffectivethinkingandwisejudgment.Suchbalanceisdefeatedbytoomuchemphasisonanyonefield.Thisquestionofbalanceinvolvesnotonlytherelationofthenaturalsciencesthesocialsciencesandtheartsbutalsorelativeemphasesamongthenaturalsciencesthemselves. Similarlywemusthaveabalancebetweencurrentandclassicalknowledge.Theattentionofthepubliciscontinuallydrawntonewpossibilitiesinscientificfieldsandthediscoveryofnewknowledge;theseshouldnotbeallowedtommourattentionawayfromthesoundestablishedmaterialsthatformthebasisofcoursesforbeginners. Itcanbeinferredfromthepassagethat
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Henry’sjobwastoexaminecarswhichcrossedthefrontiertomakesurethattheywerenotsmugglinganythingintothecountry.Everyeveningexceptatweekendshe36seeafactoryworkercomingupthehilltowardsthefrontier37abicyclewithabigloadofstrawonit.Whenthebicycle38thefrontierHenryusedtostopthemanand39himtakethestrawoffand40it.Thenhewouldexaminethestrawverycarefullytosee41hecouldfindanythingafterwhichhewouldlookinalltheman’spockets42helethimtiethestrawagain.Themanwouldthenputitonhisbicycleandgooffdownthehillwithit.AlthoughHenrywasalways43tofindgoldorjewelleryorothervaluablethings44inthestrawheneverfound45eventhoughheexamineditverycarefully.Hewassurethatthemanwas46somethingbuthewasnot47toimaginewhatitcouldbe. Thenoneeveningafterhehaslooked48thestrawandemptiedthefactoryworker’spockets49usualhe50tohim"Listen.Iknowthatyouaresmugglingthings51thisfrontier.Won’tyoutellmewhatitisthatyouarebringinto.Today’smylastdayonthe52.TomorrowI’mgoingto53.IpromisethatIshallnottell54ifyoutellmewhatyou’vebeensmuggling."Thefactoryworkerdidnotsayanythingfor55.ThenhesmiledturnedtoHenryandsaidquickly:"Bicycles." 53
PassageFour Theauthorisanaggressivebrilliantandliterateastronomer.Thisvastlyentertainingbookhasasimplemannerwithcomplexideaswithoutbeingpatronizingandisoftenveryfunny. In274pagesSagandealswitheverythingfromtheformationoftheEarthtothepuzzlingpossibilitiesofcontactwithextra-terrestriallife.Thisisthemomentinhistorywhenman’ssteppingintotheuniversehassuddenlybecomeconceivable.ToSaganthisismoreexcitingandimportantthanwastheexplorationoftheNewWorldinthesixteenthcentury.Soexpenditureonthespaceprogrammeprunedofrecentexcessesoughttocontinue--itisaccordingtoSagannolargerapartofAmerica’sgrossnationalincomethanwastherelativecosttoEnglandinthesixteenthcenturyofexplorationinsailingships. ThebookisnotforscientificilliteratesnorisSaganapedestrianscientist.AlthoughhemakesshortworkoftheunidentifiedforeignobjectsUFOspottersheisunafraidtotakeusonaspeculativejourneytoablackholewhichforallheknowsmightbethequickroutetosomewhereelsenotnecessarilyouruniverse. Saganexhibitsapassionateinterestinlifeinthecosmosinwhichthereare.almostcertainlycivilizationsmuchmoreadvancedthanourown.WearetheresultofanumberofrelativelyrecentcosmicaccidentsbutforallthatSaganisnolessexcitedaboutourfuture Thetextseemstoimplythatotherformsoflifeinthecosmos
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PassageOne Magnesiumisanothermineralwenowobtainbycollectinghugevolumesofoceanwaterandtreatingitwithchemicals.Althoughoriginallyitwasderivedonlyfrombrinesorfromthetreatmentofsuchmagnesium-containingrocksasdolomiteofwhichwholemountainrangesarecomposed.Inacubicmileofseawaterthereareaboutfourmilliontonsofmagnesium.Sincethedirectextractionmethodwasdevelopedabout1941productionhasincreasedenormously.ItwasmagnesiumfromseathatmadepossiblethewartimegrowthoftheaviationindustryforeveryairplanemadeintheUnitedStatesandinmostothercountriesaswellcontainsabouthaftatonofmagnesiummetal.Andithasinnumerableusesinotherindustrieswherealightweightmetalisdesiredbesidesitslong-standingutilityasaninsulatingmaterialanditsuseinprintinginksmedicinesandtoothpaste. Itcanbeinferredfromthepassagethatduringthepastfiftyyearsthedemandformagnesiumhas
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