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A19-year-oldgirlposingforaphotoontherailroadtrackswashitandkilledbyatrainonSaturdayafternoon.Thegirl__61__namehasyettobereleasedwas__62__reportposingforaselfieonatrackinavillageGuangdongprovincE.Thesectionoftherailwayisfamousforitsbeautifulroseblossoms.Witnessessaidthatthegirldidnotrealizeatrainwasapproaching.Thereweremanyvisitors__63__takephotosalongsidethetracksandsomepeopleshoutedwarnings__64__noonesucceededingettingthegirl’sattention.__65__employeegotoffthetraintoexaminethegirlandcalledthepoliceimmediately__66__theaccidentoccurreD.__67__lateshewassenttoanearbyhospitalbyambulancE.Accordingtothenurseondutythatdaythevictimshowednosignoflifeuponherarrivalatthehospital.Thisisnotthefirsttimethatavisitor__68__killbyatrainonthatsectionofthetrackssaidoneofthevillagers.Moreandmorevisitorsespeciallyyoungpeoplearefindingtheirwayontothetrainlinesespeciallythosenearflowerbedsandspringblossoms.Theyliketophotograph__69__theyinthescenicspots.Localpolicewarnedpeoplethatthenewtrendoftakingselfieswhilestandingontraintracksputsmanypeople’slives__70__risk.
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Spendingmorethananhouronyoursmartphoneeachdaymaybeasignthatyouaresufferingfromdepression____61____newstudyhassuggesteD.Themoretimeisspent___62____useaphoneforanyreasonincludingtextingandgoingonlinethemorelikelyvolunteerswere____63____havetheblues.Monitoringpeople’scomingsand____64____gousingGPStrackingontheirphonesalsohelpedtrackmooD.Spendingmostofyourtimeathomewasalso___65____linktodepressionaswashavingan___66____regulardailyschedulesuchasunusualshiftpatterns.____67____peoplearedepressedtheytendtowithdrawanddon’thavethemotivationandenergytogooutanddothingssaidseniorauthorDavidMohr.Thedata__68____showeddepressedpeopletendednottogomanyplaces____69____reflectthelossofmotivationseenindepression.Thesignificanceofthisisthatwecandetectifapersonhasdepressivesymptomsandtheseverity严重程度ofthosesymptoms____70____askingthemanyquestions.Phonescanprovidedataobviouslyandwithnoeffortonthepartoftheusers.
Streetatisaverypopularfromofart61isspreadingquicklyallovertheworlD.Youcanfind62onbuildingssidewalksandstreetsigns.Nowsomeartmuseumsandgalleriesevenincludethe63workofstreetartistsintheircollections.Amongallformsofstreetartgraffiti涂鸦is64popular.Itoriginally65startinNewYorkinthe1960s.AtfirstsomeyoungpeopleplantedwordsandimagesonthewallsTheyfoundthat66paintingstheypaintedcouldshowtheirdisagreementsagainstsocietyLaterthiscolorfulenergeticstyleofwritingbegan67knowasgraffiti.Streetartistsdothisfordifferentreasons.Somethinkitbringthemclosertothepeople68otherstrytoexpresstheirpoliticalopinions.Intoday’sworlD.theinternethasabiginfluence69streetart.70showtheirpicturestoaudiencesallovertheworldhasneverbeeneasier.Thestreetartmovementliveswithenergyandlifeofcities.ItwillcontiunetogrowandchangE.
阅读下面材料在空白处填入适当的内容1个单词或括号内单词的正确形式Allthecustomerswhowenttothenewsupermarkethadonestrongwishtobetheluckycustomerwhodidnothavetopay61hershoppingforthenoticeinsidetheentrance62sayRememberonceaweekoneofourcustomersgetsfreegoods.Thismaybeyourluckyday!ForseveralweeksMrs.Edwardshopedtobeoneofthelucky63housewifelikemanyofherfriends.Shenevergaveuphope.Cupboardsinherkitchen64fillwiththingsthatshedidn’tneedatall.Shedreamedoftheday65themanagerofthesupermarketwouldsaytoherwithasmileMadamthisisyourluckyday.Everythinginyourbasketisfree.OneFridayafternoonaftershehadfinishedshoppingandhadtakenittohercarshefoundthatshe66forgettobuysomesugar.Sherushed67tothesupermarketgotthesugarandwenttowardsthecashdesk.Asshedid68shesawthemanagerofthesupermarketcomeuptoherandsaid69congratulate!Youarethe70luckyamongallthecustomersthisweekandeverythinginyourbasketisfree!
TwobusinessmenflewtoAustraliatoplayinaweekendgolfmatch.Theirteamwonandtheybothreceivedgreen61jacket.OntheirlastnightinAustraliathey62stayuplatedrinkingbeer.Theywerestilldrunkinthemorningbuttheydrovetheirrentedcar63theairport.Theroadwasempty.64sudden.somethingjumpedinfrontofthecar.Thedrivercouldn’tstopintimeandthecarhititThemengotoutofthecarandfoundalargekangaroo65lieontheroaD.Thedrunkenmenbegantolaughanddecidedtotakesomephotoswiththedeadkangaroo.Oneofthemendecidedtoputthejacketon66kangaroo.Sotheydressedthepoorkangarooinagreenjacket.Thentheyposedwithitforsomephotos.Suddenlysomething67amazehappeneD.Thekangarooopeneditseyes.ItwasnotdeaD.Butitwasveryangry.Thekangaroohitthetwomenandknockedthemout.Thenitranaway..Inthekangaroo’snewgreenjacket68bethecarkeysapassportandtheairtickets.LaterthatdayamotoristphonedthepolicE.You’renotgoingtobelievethis.hesaidbutakangarooinagreengolfjacket69runalongtheroadtotheairportThepolicefinallyfoundoutthewholestoryandtheypunishedthetwo70drinkmen.
Anextremehikeinhotclimateisonewithchallengesthatcanincluderoughmountainsandsevereweatherconditions.61isimportanttomakesureyouarepreparedfortheconditions.A.recreational娱乐的hikecanturnintoanightmareifyoudon’thavetherightclothing.Wearalong－sleevedshirtandlongpants.Bothshouldbelight－coloredinordertoreflectthesun’srays.62theclimateishotyouwillprobablyspendmostofthehikeintheshort－sleevedshirtandshorts.63youmayneedprotectionfromthesunandinsects64longsleevesandlongpantsprovidE.Theyarealso65helpwhenthetemperaturedropsatnight.Anidealoptionispantsthatunzip拉开的拉锁aroundtheknees66becomeshorts;theyworkformultipleconditionsandaretypicallymade67nylonfabricwhichdriesquickly.Wearhikingbootsandbreathablesocks.Purchasenylonsocksmade68specialforhikinginhotclimates.Waterproofbootsdonot69breathwellsoavoidthemunlessyouknowthatyouwillencounterwateronyourhikE.Wearawide－brimmed宽边的sunhat.Chooseahatthatislight－coloredandmadefrombreathablematerial.Yourheadistheeasiestpartofyourbodyforthesuntoburnwhenyouarehikingsobesureit70protect.
LondonisthecapitalcityoftheUnitedKingdomwhichis61thenorthwestcoastofthecontinentalEuropE.LondonistheseatoftheGovernmentoftheUnitedKingdom.ManygovernmentdepartmentsarebasedclosetothePalaceofWestminster.ThehistoryofLondongoesbacktoitsfoundingbytheRomans62nameditLondinium.Londonhasawiderangeofpeoplesandculturesandmorethan300languages63speakwithinGreaterLondon.Londonis64leadingglobalcitywithstrengthsinartseducationentertainmentfashiontourismandtransport.Itisoneoftheworld'smost-visited65cityintermsofinternationalarrivalsandhastheworld'slargestcityairportsystem.Londonhas43universitiesmakingitthelargestcenterofhighereducationinEuropE.In2012Londonbecamethefirstcity66hostthemodernSummerOlympicGamesthreetimes.Londonisaworld67culturecapitalandishometomanymuseumsgalleriesbankslibrariesandsportingevents68includetheBritishMuseumwhichalwayssymbolizesLondon.TheLondonUndergroundisthe69oldundergroundrailwaynetworkintheworlD.Londonissuchawonderfulcity70travelingtherewillbeanexcitingexperiencE.61.____________62.___________63.___________64.__________65.___________66.____________67.___________68.___________69.__________70.___________
Oncetherewasawiselandownerwhohadtwosons.Afterafewyearsthelandownerfellillbadly.Soheconsidered41.___________selectoneofthemtorulethefamilyaccordingtotheirabilities.Hecalledbothofthemand42.___________giveeachonearoom.HesaidYoumustfillyourmomcompletelywithanythingyouwish.Itcanbeanything!Butthereshouldnotbeanyspace43.___________leavebehindandyoushouldnotseekadvice44.___________others!Thenextdaythelandownervisitedtheelderson'sroom.Theroomwascompletelyfilledwithhay干草.Thelandownersighedonthe45.___________foolishoftheelderson.Thenhewenttotheroomgiventotheyoungerson.ButitwaskeptcloseD.Thelandownerknockedatthedoor.Theyoungersonasked46.___________fathertogetinandclosedthedooragain.47.___________wasdarknesseverywhereandthelandownershoutedathisson48.___________angry.Buttheyoungersonlightedacandle49.___________saidIhavefilledthisroomwithlight!Nowthelandownerfeltveryhappyandhuggedhissonproudly.Heunderstoodthattheyoungerwouldbetheapplicableperson50.___________rulethefamily.
Sweetwormwood青蒿isacommonplantinChinabutithasthepowertocurethedeadlydiseasecalledmalaria症疾.Tuyou56bethewomanwhousestheplantsspecialpowertosavemillionsoflives.TheChinesescientistwonaNobelPrizebecauseofhergreatcontribution.OnOctober5Tuwasawardedthe2015NobelPrizeinPhysiologyorMedicinE.ShesharedtheprizewithtwootherscientistsfromtheUSandJapan.TuisthefirstnativeChineseperson57_receiveaNobelPrizeinnaturalsciences.Tuwasmodestaboutreceivingtheaward:It's58successforthewholeresearchteam.Shealsothinks59isscientists'dutytofightforthehealthofallhumans.WhenTujoinedthenationalresearchteamtofindthemedicine60__couldfightagainstmalariainthe1960sand1970sthingswereharD.Theteamdidn'thaveadvancedequipmentbackthen.Tuusedtotest61medicinebyeatingthemherself.HerteamsearchedoldChinesemedicinebooks62handandtestedover2000traditionalrecipes.OnceTu63returnhomeaftertravelingforsixmonths.Herlittledaughterdidn'trecognizeherandhidfromthestrangewoman.TodoresearchTualsohadtomovearoundalot.FinallyTufoundartemisinin青蒿素insweetwormwoodin1971.Shespentthenextdecades64__trytoimprovethemedicinE.AccordingtoWorldHealthOrganizationabout200millionpeoplesuffer65malariaaroundtheworldandabouthalfamilliondieeachyear.Artemisininisstir激起themosteffectivetreatmentagainstmalariaknowntoday.Tunevercomplainsabouthowhardsheworks.IfeelmorerewardedwhenIseesomanycuredpatients.shesaiD.
Ifyourlifeisn’twhereyouwantittobechangeit.It’swhatsuccessfulpeople61doforthousandsof62year.Youmaycurrentlybe63struggleandfrustratedwithyourlifebutit’snotgoingtostaylikethisforeverthatisunlessyoudon’tdoanything64changeit.Thebesttimeofyourlifemaystillbeaheadofyoubutitwon’tjustmagicallyshowupandyouhavetocreate65.It’sinyourpowertocreatewhateverfutureyouwantforyourlifE.Evenifyourbestdaysare66truebehindyouyoucanstillhave67lotofgreatdaysaheadofyouifyoudecidetomakeitso.Insteadoflettingcircumstancescontrolanddefeatyouusethemtopushyouinto68actsothatyoucanchangeyourpresentsituation.Badtimesaren’tgoingtolastforeverbutifyouwantmoregreattimesaheadofyouinsteadofjustgoodtimesit’stimetostartdoingthings69willmakethatareality.It’stimetoworktowardyour70expectdestination.
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