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ItwasSunday.Thetrainswerecrowded.Agentlemanwaswalkingalongtheplatform21aplace.Inoneof22hesawavacantseat.Butasmallsuitcasewas23onitandastoutgentlemanwassittingnexttoit."Isthisseatvacant"askedthegentleman."Noitismy24."answeredthestoutgentleman.Heisjustcoming.Thisishissuitcase."Well"saidthegentleman"Iwillsitheretillhe25."Fiveminuteslaterthetrainstarted26nobodycame."Yourfriendislate"saidthegentleman"He27histrainbutheneednot28suitcase."And29thesewordshe30thecaseandthrewitoutofthewindow.Thestoutgentlemanjumpeduptocatchthecasebutitwastoolate.Heregrettedtakingtwoseatsforhisowncomfort. 27
PassageTwo TheotherdayIheardanAmericansaytoaChinesestudentofEnglish"YouspeakverygoodEnglish."Butthestudentanswered"Nono.MyEnglishisverypoor."theforeignerwasquitesurprisedattheanswer.Thinkinghehadnotmadehimselfunderstoodorthestudenthadnotheardhimclearlyhesaid"YesindeedyouspeakEnglishverywell."ButtheChinesestudentstillkeptsaying"No."Intheendtheforeignergaveupandwasatalosswhattosay.What’swrongwiththestudent’sanswerItisbecausehedidnotacceptacompliment<赞美的话>astheEnglishpeopledo.Heshouldhavesaid"Thankyou"insteadof"no".HeactuallyunderstoodwhattheAmericanhadsaid.Buthethoughtheshouldbemodest.Ifhesaid"Thankyou"thatwouldmeanhewastooproud.Accordingtothewesterncultureifsomeonesaysthedishesyouhavecookedareverydeliciousyoushouldsay"Thankyou".Ifsomeonesaystoawoman"Youlooksobeautifulwiththenewclotheson"sheshouldbeveryhappyandanswer"Thankyou".Inourcountrywethinkbeingmodestisavirtueandshowingoffabadthing.Butinthewestifyouaremodestandsay"NoI’mafraidIcan’tdoitwell"thentheotherswilltakeitforgrantedthatyoureallycannotdoit.Ifyouoftensay"no"youwillcertainlybelookeddownuponbyothers.Ifaskingforajobonesayssomethinglike"Letmehaveatryonthejob"insteadof"YesIcancertainlydoit"heorshewillneverexpecttogetit.Sointhewestoneshouldalwaysbeconfident.Withoutself-confidencehecannotgoanywhere.Confidenceisofgreatimportancetooneinacountrywherecompetitionisquitekeen. Accordingtothewesterncultureifoneisgivenacomplimentheofsheshouldsay:
ItwasSunday.Thetrainswerecrowded.Agentlemanwaswalkingalongtheplatform21aplace.Inoneof22hesawavacantseat.Butasmallsuitcasewas23onitandastoutgentlemanwassittingnexttoit."Isthisseatvacant"askedthegentleman."Noitismy24."answeredthestoutgentleman.Heisjustcoming.Thisishissuitcase."Well"saidthegentleman"Iwillsitheretillhe25."Fiveminuteslaterthetrainstarted26nobodycame."Yourfriendislate"saidthegentleman"He27histrainbutheneednot28suitcase."And29thesewordshe30thecaseandthrewitoutofthewindow.Thestoutgentlemanjumpeduptocatchthecasebutitwastoolate.Heregrettedtakingtwoseatsforhisowncomfort. 23
PassageThree Nine-year-oldLouisPasteurrushedintothelittlehousehisfacewhite. "Mother!"hecried."AmaddoghasbittenmyfriendHenryandnowtheyareburninghimwithred-hotirons.It’sterrible!" "Rabies狂犬病Louis.BurningthebitesistheonlyhopeofstoppingHenryfromcatchingthedisease." Henrydidgetrabiesanddiedingreatpainsomedayslater.LouisPasteurneverforgotthat."Oneday"hethought"ImustdosomethingtohelppeoplelikeHenry." SixteenyearslaterPasteurbecameaDoctorofScience.Andhebeganmakingimportantdiscoveriesinhisspecialfield. Pasteurachievedgreatsuccessinhislife.Butduringtheyearsofresearchhelosttheuseofhisleftarmandleg.Yetheworkedonandonashardaseverashewaseagertofindawayforcuringrabies.HeneverforgothisfriendHenry. Aftermanydangerousexperimentsonmaddogshefinallyfoundtheanswer.Justthenaboywhohadbeenbadlybittenbyamaddogarrivedathislab.AfewdaysafterPasteur’streatmenttheboygotbetter.Hedidnotcatchrabies. Thediscoverygavenewhopetopeopleinmanycountries.PeoplesentmoneytohelpbuildthePastearInstituteinParis.Todayitisoneoftheworld’smostfamouscentresforresearch. Thispassageismainlyabout
A.MaybeIshouldcallataxi B.canyouhelpme C.it’stheSECONDleft D.notreally E.atthetrafficlights F.Notatall G.MuseumDrive H.Thanksagain Tourist:Excuseme56I’mlost! Person:Certainlywherewouldyouliketogo Tourist:I’dliketogotothemuseumbutIcan’tfindit.Isitfar Person:No57It’sabouta5minutes’walk.Nowgoalongthisstreettothetrafficlights.Doyouseethem Tourist:YesIcanseethem. Person:Right58turnleftintoQueenMaryAvenue. Tourist:QueenMaryAvenue. Person:Right.Gostraighton.TakethesecondleftandenterMuseumDrive. Tourist:OK.QueenMaryAvenuestraightonandthenthesecondleft59. Person:Right.JustfollowMuseumDriveandthemuseumisattheendoftheroad. Tourist:Great.Thanksforyourhelp. Person:60. 58
PassageFive Manyanimalsareusedtohelpscientistsfindcuresfordiseases.Oneofthemostcommonanimalsusedismonkeysorprimates.Therearegroupsofpeoplewhowanttostoptheresearchonanimals.Theyarecalledanimalrightsactivists. Thescientistssaytheirresearchcouldhelpsavethelivesofmanymenwomenandchildren.TheytrytocurediseaseslikecancerandAIDS. Theanimalrightsactivistssaytheanimalssuffer.Theytakebabymonkeysawayfromtheirmothersandsometimesholesaredrilledintheirheads.Theactivistshavetriedtostoptheresearchforthepast10years.Theyletanimalsgofreeordamagethelabs. TheUniversityofCaliforniaatDavishas3800rhesusmacaquemonkeys.Itisoneofthelargestprimateresearchlabs.TheactivistssentletterstoresearchersatDavisandabouteightyotherresearchersaroundthecountrywhosenameswereonthewebpages.Thewarninglettershadrazorbladeshiddensothatapersoncouldsliceopenafingerwhileopeningtheletter.Thepolicesaytheywilltrytoprotecttheresearchersfromtheincreasingviolencedonebyactivists. Whatkindsofthingshaveactivistsdonetoprotectresearchanimals
ItwasSunday.Thetrainswerecrowded.Agentlemanwaswalkingalongtheplatform21aplace.Inoneof22hesawavacantseat.Butasmallsuitcasewas23onitandastoutgentlemanwassittingnexttoit."Isthisseatvacant"askedthegentleman."Noitismy24."answeredthestoutgentleman.Heisjustcoming.Thisishissuitcase."Well"saidthegentleman"Iwillsitheretillhe25."Fiveminuteslaterthetrainstarted26nobodycame."Yourfriendislate"saidthegentleman"He27histrainbutheneednot28suitcase."And29thesewordshe30thecaseandthrewitoutofthewindow.Thestoutgentlemanjumpeduptocatchthecasebutitwastoolate.Heregrettedtakingtwoseatsforhisowncomfort. 21
A.MaybeIshouldcallataxi B.canyouhelpme C.it’stheSECONDleft D.notreally E.atthetrafficlights F.Notatall G.MuseumDrive H.Thanksagain Tourist:Excuseme56I’mlost! Person:Certainlywherewouldyouliketogo Tourist:I’dliketogotothemuseumbutIcan’tfindit.Isitfar Person:No57It’sabouta5minutes’walk.Nowgoalongthisstreettothetrafficlights.Doyouseethem Tourist:YesIcanseethem. Person:Right58turnleftintoQueenMaryAvenue. Tourist:QueenMaryAvenue. Person:Right.Gostraighton.TakethesecondleftandenterMuseumDrive. Tourist:OK.QueenMaryAvenuestraightonandthenthesecondleft59. Person:Right.JustfollowMuseumDriveandthemuseumisattheendoftheroad. Tourist:Great.Thanksforyourhelp. Person:60. 60
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PassageTwo TheotherdayIheardanAmericansaytoaChinesestudentofEnglish"YouspeakverygoodEnglish."Butthestudentanswered"Nono.MyEnglishisverypoor."theforeignerwasquitesurprisedattheanswer.Thinkinghehadnotmadehimselfunderstoodorthestudenthadnotheardhimclearlyhesaid"YesindeedyouspeakEnglishverywell."ButtheChinesestudentstillkeptsaying"No."Intheendtheforeignergaveupandwasatalosswhattosay.What’swrongwiththestudent’sanswerItisbecausehedidnotacceptacompliment<赞美的话>astheEnglishpeopledo.Heshouldhavesaid"Thankyou"insteadof"no".HeactuallyunderstoodwhattheAmericanhadsaid.Buthethoughtheshouldbemodest.Ifhesaid"Thankyou"thatwouldmeanhewastooproud.Accordingtothewesterncultureifsomeonesaysthedishesyouhavecookedareverydeliciousyoushouldsay"Thankyou".Ifsomeonesaystoawoman"Youlooksobeautifulwiththenewclotheson"sheshouldbeveryhappyandanswer"Thankyou".Inourcountrywethinkbeingmodestisavirtueandshowingoffabadthing.Butinthewestifyouaremodestandsay"NoI’mafraidIcan’tdoitwell"thentheotherswilltakeitforgrantedthatyoureallycannotdoit.Ifyouoftensay"no"youwillcertainlybelookeddownuponbyothers.Ifaskingforajobonesayssomethinglike"Letmehaveatryonthejob"insteadof"YesIcancertainlydoit"heorshewillneverexpecttogetit.Sointhewestoneshouldalwaysbeconfident.Withoutself-confidencehecannotgoanywhere.Confidenceisofgreatimportancetooneinacountrywherecompetitionisquitekeen. WhydoesamaninthewestwhoasksforajobsaysomethinglikeYesIcancertainlydoit
PassageOne Longtimeagotheancientpeoplecouldnottraveltoanyfarawayplacesfortheyhadnoinstrumentstocarrythemacrossthewideoceansthedeepvalleyslongriversorthehighmountains. Nowadaysmentakeadvantageofsteamshipstrainsairplanesformodernbridges.Airplanescancarryustothefarcountriesinashorttime;steamshipscantravelacrossthewideoceans.Itisconvenienttothemodernpeople. Travellingisagoodideatousbecausewecangetmoreknowledgeaboutsuchasthecustomthegeographyofothercountries.Andthepeoplecouldtravelamongthedifferentcountriesintheworld.Foritiseasytotravelfromthelandbytrainsorfromtheseabyships. WelearntthattheItalianwhomadetheworldlargerwasMr.ChristopherColumbus.Hewasabraveman.Uptothemiddleofthe15thcenturythepeoplewereafraidoftravellingbecausetheybelieveditwasadangerousthing. ThereisasayinginChinathatis"Travellingforthousandsofliisbetterthanreadingfortenyears."Itistosaythatwecanlearnmoreindifferentplacesthanwecanlearnfrombooks. Thereasonwhypeopleliketoflytodayisthat
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