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HawaiitheyoungeststateoftheUnitedStatesisdifferentinmanywaysfromthemainlandstates.TheHawaiianpeopleareamixtureofthe21Hawaiiansandmanyimmigrantswhoarrived22Whenthefirstpineappleplantations23inHawaiiinthe1900’stherewerenotenoughpeoplelivingonthe.islandstodoallthework.24morecame:theChineseJapaneseandthePortuguesewerethemaingroups. FormanyyearsHawaiiancustomswerelookeddownonor25.Nowthereisnewprideintheoldways.Childrenarelearningthe26languageandthetraditionalsongsanddances.AttheUniversityofHawaiithereisagreatdealofinterestinthehistoryoftheislandsandthecultureofthe27. Visitorstotheislands28toseetheislandparadiseasit29tobe.LargenumbersoftouristsfromtheMainland30inHawaiidaily.Signsofmodemtourismare31.Honoluluanditssuburbsaquietareaofabout250000thirtyyears32isnowacrowdedareaof800000residentsand33. AsyoudrivearoundtheislandofOahuyoucanfindsomeofthebeachesareclosed34thepublicandmoreandmoretouristresortsarebeingbuiltinareasthatwereunspoiled.Hawaiians35aboutwhatwillhappentotheoldwayoflife. 33
Youcannotignorethesituationforeveronedayyouwillhaveto______theconsequencesofyouract.
A.Wherehaveyoubeen B.Whatdoyoudo C.Aninterestingplace D.aparttimejob E.Andwhatdoyoudo F.beenthere G.Thatsoundsinteresting H.Whichrestaurant Jason:WheredoyouworkAndrea Andrea:IworkforThomasCookTravel. Jason:Ohreally56there Andrea:I’maguide.ItakepeopleontourstocountriesinSouthAmericalikePeru. Jason:57! Andrea:Yesit’sagreatjob.Iloveit.58 Jason:I’mastudentandIhave59too. Andrea:OhWheredoyouwork Jason:Inafast-foodrestaurant. Andrea:60 Jason:HamburgerHeaven. 59
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HawaiitheyoungeststateoftheUnitedStatesisdifferentinmanywaysfromthemainlandstates.TheHawaiianpeopleareamixtureofthe21Hawaiiansandmanyimmigrantswhoarrived22Whenthefirstpineappleplantations23inHawaiiinthe1900’stherewerenotenoughpeoplelivingonthe.islandstodoallthework.24morecame:theChineseJapaneseandthePortuguesewerethemaingroups. FormanyyearsHawaiiancustomswerelookeddownonor25.Nowthereisnewprideintheoldways.Childrenarelearningthe26languageandthetraditionalsongsanddances.AttheUniversityofHawaiithereisagreatdealofinterestinthehistoryoftheislandsandthecultureofthe27. Visitorstotheislands28toseetheislandparadiseasit29tobe.LargenumbersoftouristsfromtheMainland30inHawaiidaily.Signsofmodemtourismare31.Honoluluanditssuburbsaquietareaofabout250000thirtyyears32isnowacrowdedareaof800000residentsand33. AsyoudrivearoundtheislandofOahuyoucanfindsomeofthebeachesareclosed34thepublicandmoreandmoretouristresortsarebeingbuiltinareasthatwereunspoiled.Hawaiians35aboutwhatwillhappentotheoldwayoflife. 21
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WhenAbrahamLincolnwasalawyerinruralIllinoisheandacertainjudgeintownoncegottobanteringwithoneanotherabouthorsetrading.Theupshotofthediscussionwasthattheyagreedthatthenextmorningatnineo’clocktheywouldmeetinfrontofthegeneralstoreandmakeatrade.Eachwouldbringahorseunseenbyanyoneuptothathour.Ifeitherbackedoutofthedealhewouldforfeit$25.Themoneyfromeachmanwasheldbythelocalbanker. ThenextmorningattheappointedhourtheJudgecameupthedirtroadleadingthesorriestlookingspecimenofahorseeverseeninthosepartsofIllinois.ThelargecrowdviewingthespectacleburstoutlaughingalreadyknowingthatAbeLincolnwasboundtogettheworstofthedeal.Apoorerhorsejustcouldn’texistanywhereandstillbewalking. InafewminuteshoweverMr.Lincolnwasseenapproachingthegeneralstorecarryingsomethingquitelargeandbulkyonhisshoulders.Ashedrewnearerthecrowdsawwhatitwasandgreatshoutsandlaughterbrokeout.TheshoutsandlaughtersoonbrokeintoathunderousroarwhenMr.LincolnlookingcarefullyandseriouslyovertheJudge’sanimalsetdownhissawhorse锯木架andexclaimed"WellJudgethisisthefirsttimeIevergottheworstofitinahorsetrade./ ItisevidentthatneitherLincolnnortheJudgewas
Thisisoneofthemostbeautifulpicturesofscenerythat______displayedhere.
HawaiitheyoungeststateoftheUnitedStatesisdifferentinmanywaysfromthemainlandstates.TheHawaiianpeopleareamixtureofthe21Hawaiiansandmanyimmigrantswhoarrived22Whenthefirstpineappleplantations23inHawaiiinthe1900’stherewerenotenoughpeoplelivingonthe.islandstodoallthework.24morecame:theChineseJapaneseandthePortuguesewerethemaingroups. FormanyyearsHawaiiancustomswerelookeddownonor25.Nowthereisnewprideintheoldways.Childrenarelearningthe26languageandthetraditionalsongsanddances.AttheUniversityofHawaiithereisagreatdealofinterestinthehistoryoftheislandsandthecultureofthe27. Visitorstotheislands28toseetheislandparadiseasit29tobe.LargenumbersoftouristsfromtheMainland30inHawaiidaily.Signsofmodemtourismare31.Honoluluanditssuburbsaquietareaofabout250000thirtyyears32isnowacrowdedareaof800000residentsand33. AsyoudrivearoundtheislandofOahuyoucanfindsomeofthebeachesareclosed34thepublicandmoreandmoretouristresortsarebeingbuiltinareasthatwereunspoiled.Hawaiians35aboutwhatwillhappentotheoldwayoflife. 23
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Peopleoftenspeakoffireasthoughitwerealivingcreature--Itgrowsdancesneedsoxygenfeedsonwhateveritcanfindandthendies.Andwhenaforestfireragesoutofcontrolthreateninghumanlivesandhomesitmustbefoughtlikea"wildanimal."Thefightisoftendesperatesincefirefighters’besteffortsmaybedwarfedbythefuryofalargefire.Butthefire’sowntraitscanbeusedagainstit. Theheatedairaboveafirerisesinapillarofsmokeandburntgasespullingfreshairinfromthesidestoreplaceit.Firefightersusethisfactwhenthey"fightfirewithfire."Theystartafirewellinfrontoftheonewhichtheyarefighting.Insteadoftravelingoninfrontofthehugefirethesmallerfireispulledbacktowarditbytheupdraftsofthelargerblaze.Asittravelsbacktomeetthelargefirethesmallerbackfireburnsawaythefuelthattheforestfireneedstosurvive. Evenwhenabackfirehasbeenwellsethoweverthefiremaystillwinthestruggle.Thewindwhichthefirefightersusedtohelpthemmaynowbecometheirenemy.Whenthebackfiremeetsthemainfirebeforebothdieforlackoffuelthereistremendousflamegreatheatandwildwinds.Astronggustmayblowthefireintothetreetopsbeyondtheareagivingthefirenewfuelandanewlife. Abackfireisstarted
Mart’sstoryinChinabeganmanythousandsofyearsago.RemainsofanearlyformofmandiscoveredinChinaknownasPekingManindicatethatStoneAgemenlivedintheareaaslongas500000yearsago.DuringthecenturiesthatfollowedtheirdescendantslaidthefoundationsofcivilizationinChin a. ThroughoutitshistoryChinahasbeenarichsourceofinventions.Silkthecompassteaandporcelainoriginatedthere.Inadditiontheyareresponsiblefortheinventionofpaperandprinting.TheChinesehadusedinkasearlyas1200B.C.anexcellenttypewhichtheymadefromlampblackandwhichisknowninEnglishasIndiainkorChinaink.BytheendofthefirstcenturyA.D.theChinesehadinventedpaper. TheChinesealsoinventedprinting.EarlyChineseprintingiscalledblockprinting.Theprintercarvedraisedcharactersonablockofwoodwetthesurfaceofthecharacterswithinkandpressedsheetsofpaperagainstthem.Printersinthe11thcenturywentontoinventmovabletypeofbakedclay.Thecharactersofthemovabletypecouldberearrangedtoformdifferentwordsandthusbeusedoverandoveragain.TheChinesealphabethasabout40thousandcharacters.BecauseofthedifficultyofproducingsomanypiecesoftypemostChineseprinterscontinuedtouseblockprintin ThenameofanearlierformofmanfoundinChinais
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