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在短文的空格中填入恰当的词每个空格只能填一个单词使全文意义完整通顺Igrewupinalargehousesurroundedbyfruittreeswiththreecowstwocatsandtwodogs.Dadbecameill①Iwassevenbecausetherewasnomoneycominginwesoldoneofourcows-ayoungbullwehadnamedColours—toanearbyfarmer.With②inoureyeswewatcheduntilthetruckwascompletelyoutof③.ThatnighteveryonewassaD.Colourswasaloved④ofthefamilyandgreatlymisseD.The⑤daywhenIwentofftoschoolonthebuswithmybrothersandsistersweallsatinthebackseatlookingtowardsthepaddock小围场whereourfriend⑥toeatgrass.Whatasurprisewaswaitingforus!WhenwearrivedhomeMumhadthebiggestsmilE.Thereinthepaddockwasourblackandwhitebull.Whilewewereat⑦Mumhadbeenhangingoutthewashing---andgotabigshockasColours’headappearedbetweenthesheets.Ashestoodthere⑧atMumheletoutonebigmoo...Notlongafterthefarmerwhohad⑨ColoursturnedupandMumtoldhimhehadcomebackandwasnowinthepadddockeatinggrasswithhistwofriends.Colourshadwalkedallthewayhome—a⑩ofabout25km.Thefarmersaidthatinallhisyearsoffarminghehadneverseenanythinglikeit.Hedidn’thavethehearttotakehimagainsoourremarkablecowstayedwithus.
LastyearmybrotherandIwenttoMiamiforavacation.Someofmyfriendswhohadbeentherebeforesaid_61_____wasawonderfulholidaydestination.Beforewewentwehadplannedformonths.Whenthedaycamewewereready.Afterourplanelandedwewenttothehotel.Wehadmadeourreservationsixmonths__62___earlybutthemanatthefrontdesksaidtherehadbeenamistakE.We63_____tellthatourroomshadn’tbeenreservedforthatweek64_____fortheweekafter.Ididn’tunderstand65____thiswouldhappen.What’sworsethehotelhadbeenfullybookeD.Whenwewerewonderingwhattodothemanagercameout.Shewas66_____surprisehelpful.Sheapologized67____themistakeandgaveusaspareVIProomon68_____topfloor.Wehadneverstayedinsuchanamazingroomandweweren’tchargedextrA.ThenextdaymybrotherandIwenttothebeach69____wewatchedsomepeopleplayvolleyball.Wegotalittle70_____sunburnbutthedayhadbeensorelaxingthatwedidn’tminD.
LastsummermyfatherandIwenttoHainanforavacation.Someofmyfriendswhohadbeentherebeforesaid48.wasawonderfulholidaydestination.Beforewewentwehadplannedformonths.49._______thedaycamewewereready.Afterourplanelandedwewenttothehotel.WehadmadeourreservationsixmonthsearlierbutthemanatthefrontdesksaidtherehadbeenamistakE.Weweretoldthatourroomshadn’tbeenreservedforthatweek50._______fortheweekafter.Ididn’tunderstand51.______thiswouldhappenandmycreditcardhadalreadybeencharged52._______thereservation.What’sworsethehotelhadbeenfullybookeD.Whenwewerewondering53._______todothemanagercameout.Shewassurprisinglyhelpful.SheapologizedforthemistakeandgaveusaspareVIProomon54._______topfloor.Wehadneverstayedinsuchanamazingroomandweweren’tchargedextrA.ThenextdaymyfatherandIwenttothebeach55.________wewatchedsomepeopleplayvolleyball.Wegotalittlesun-burntbutthedayhadbeensorelaxingthatwedidn’tminD.
Thestorygoesthattwofriendswerewalkingthroughthedesert.Duringsomepointofthejourneytheyhadanargumentand61friendslappedtheotheroneintheface扇一耳光.Theonewhogotslappedfelthurtbutwithoutsaying62wroteinthesand:Todaymybestfriendslappedmein63facE.Theykepton64walkuntiltheyfoundanoasis绿洲65theydecidedtotakeabath.Theonewhohadbeenslappedgotstuckinthemire泥沼andstarteddrowning66thefriendsavedhim.Afterherecovered67theneardrowninghewroteonastoneTodaymybestfriendsavedmylifE.ThefriendwhohadslappedandsavedhisbestfriendaskedhimAfterIhurtyouyou68writeinthesandandnowyouwriteonastonE.Why?TheotherfriendrepliedWhensomeonehurtsusweshouldwriteitdowninsandwherewindsof69forgivecaneraseitaway.Butwhensomeonedoessomethinggood70uswemustengrave雕刻itinstonewherenowindcanevereraseit.
Cryingmarriage?41surpriseisn’tit?FactuallythecustomofcryingmarriageexistedalongtimeagoinmanyareasofSouthwestChina’sSichuanProvinceand42remaininfashion43theendoftheQingDynasty.ThoughnotsopopularasbeforethecustomisstillobservedbypeopleinmanyplacesespeciallyTujiapeoplewhoviewitasa44necessarytomarriageprocedurE.Itisverymuch45sameindifferentplacesoftheprovincE.Accordingtoelderlypeopleeverybridehadtocryatthewedding.46thebride’sneighborswouldlookdownupon47asapoorlycultivatedgirlandshewouldbecomethelaughingstockofthevillagE.Infacttherewerecases48whichthebridewasbeatenbyhermotherfornotcryingattheweddingceremony.Inawordcryingatweddingisa49bycustomtosetoffthehappinessoftheweddingthroughfalselysorrowfulwords.Howeverinthe50arrangemarriagesoftheolddaysofChinatherewereindeedquitealotofbrideswhocriedovertheirunsatisfactorymarriageandeventheirmiserablelifE.41.____________42.___________43.__________44.__________45.__________46.____________47.____________48.__________49.___________50.__________
Jimmystartedpaintingwhenhewasthreeyearsoldandwhenhewasfivehewasalreadyverygoodatit.Hepaintedmanybeautifulandinterestingpicturesandpeoplepaid43lotofmoneyforthem.TheysaidThisboy’sgoingtobefamouswhenhe’salittleolderandthenwe’regoingtosellthesepicturesforalot44money.Jimmy’spicturesweredifferent45otherpeople’sbecauseheneverpaintedonallofthepaper.Hepaintedonhalfofitandthe46halfwasalwaysempty.That’sveryclevereveryonesaid47elsedoesthat!48daysomebodyboughtoneofJimmy’spicturesandthensaidtohimPleasetellmethisJimmy.Whydoyoupaintonthebottomhalfofyourpicturesbut49onthetophalf?50I’msmallJimmysaidandmybrushesdon’treachveryhigh.
NotriptoSouthKoreaiscompletewithoutavisittoitsfascinatingthemeparks.ForthosewhoassumethatamusementparksarejustplaygroundsteemingwithkidsSouthKorea’sthemeparksaresure25______changetheirminds.Withtheircharminggardenplantationshotspringsandexcitingridestheyoffertravellersaromanticandexcitinggetaway.WithintheappropriatedrivingdistancefromtheKoreancapitalSeoultherearethreethemeparksworth26______visit—LotteWorldEverlandandSeoulLanD.Everlandthe27______largethemeparkinSouthKoreacoveringvariousareaslikeFestivalWorldCaribbeanBayandSpeedway.Itissuch28______hugeparkthatyouwillhavetoplaninadvancewhereyouareinvestingyourtimetherE.LotteWorld29_____designerwasdeterminedtocreateawonderlandforfun-seekersconsistsofLotteWorldAdventureandmovietheatres.You30______alsotakepartinactivitiessuchasice-skatingorbowlingtherE.31______travellerswantSouthKoreaistheretoprovidE.Hoponaheart-stoppingrideamuseyourselfinoneofthethemeparksorsimplyenjoyarelaxinghotspringbath.ComeandvisitSouthKoreanow!
Wereyouthefirstorthelastchildinyourfamily?Orwereyouamiddleoranonlychild?Somepeoplethink61matterswhereyouwereborninyourfamily.Buttherearedifferentideasaboutwhatbirthordermeans.Somepeoplesaythatoldestchildren62aresmartandstrong-willedareverylikely63succeed.Thereason64thisissimplE.Parentshavealotoftimefortheirfirstchildandgivehimorheralotofattention.Anonlychildwillsucceedfor65samereason.Whathappenstothe_66childreninthefamily?Middlechildrendon’tgetsomuchattentionsotheydon’tfeelthatimportant.IfafamilyhasmanychildrenthemiddleonesometimesgetslostinthecrowD.Theyoungestchild67oftengetsspecialtreatment.Oftenthischildgrowsuptobefunny.Butarecentstudysawthingsquite68difference.Thestudyfoundthatfirstchildrenbelievedinfamilyrules.Theydidn’ttakemanychancesin69lives.Theyusually70followorders.Rulesdidn’tmeanasmuchtolaterchildreninthefamily.TheytookchancesandtheyoftendidbetterinlifE.
61weallknowlifeisfullofdreamsandhavingagooddreamisofgreatimportanceinourdailylifE.62agooddreampeoplecan’tmakeprogressandcountriescan’tdevelop.AndIholdthestrongbelief63everyonewhetherheisoldoryoungpoororrichjuniororseniordoeshaveagooddream!Afteralldreamingiscertainlyapositivepartofourlifeand64wishforgoodthingshowevercostsnothing!What’smoreitisimportanttoflyourdreamsespeciallyforthose65areseniorhighschoolstudents.Itishightimeforthemtoflytheirdreams.Iftheycan’tletoutdreamsflythedreamwouldjustbe66dreamnotreality!Therefore67isnowonderthatsomanypeoplehaveadreamsincetheirchildhooD.WithanicedreamChinasucceededinhostingthe29thOlympicGamesin2008;withanicedreamHongKong68returntothemotherlandpeacefullyin1997;withanicedreamYuanLongPingridstheworldofhunger;withanicedreamMichaelJordonbecomesthemostpopularbasketballstar;withanicedreamIcanstandonthisstagetocompeteinthefinalEnglishspeechcontest.AndwithanaimofachievingsuccessImustdothebest!Somygoodfriendsifyouwanttorealizeyourdreampleasedonotbeafraidinfaceofdifficultiesorgiveupinfaceoffailure69loseyourdreaminfaceofpains.Youmustkeepgoingforward70brave!Justflyyourdreamhighlyabovethesky!
influencedB.makeC.builtD.unpleasantE.cloudyF.withoutG.hardlyH.affectI.improvingJ.personality.ForhundredsOfyearsscientistshavebeentryingtoanswerwhatthingshaveaneffectonpeople’semotions情感.Howyoufeeliscontrolledbymanythings.Youremotionscanbeaffectedbyyour41_______bytheactionsofothersandbyeventsaroundyou.Perhapsyoudon’tknowyouremotionscanbe42_______bytheweatheraswell.Peopleoftensaytheyfeelgoodwhenthesunisshiningandsadwhenitis43_______.InfactsunlightmakesusfeelgooD.Whensunlighthitsourskinsourbodiesproduceavitamin.Vitaminsarenaturalchemicals化学物质whichweallneedtostayhealthy.SunlighthelpsourbodiesproducevitaminD.VitaminD.helpsourbodies44_______aspecialchemical.Thisspecialchemicalaffectsourbrains大脑andmakesusfeelhappy.ForexampletherearelongdarkwintersoflittlesunlightinSwedenandNorwaysomanypeopleinthesecountriesoftenfeelsaD.TheirbodiesproducelessvitaminD.45_______muchsunlight.WithoutenoughvitaminDtheirbodiesmakelessofthisspecialchemicalwhichmakesthemfeelgooD.Tohelpthepeopleinthesecountriesfeelbetterspecialsunroomswithartificial人造的lightshavebeen46_______.Peoplecangothereandgetsunlightforanhourortwo!Theweathercanalso47_______people’semotionsinotherways.Hotweathercanmakepeopleangrybecausepeoplefeeluncomfortablewhentheyarehot.Inthesamewayraincanmakepeopleangrybecausebeingwetcanbe48_______.Asyoucanseetheweathercanhaveaneffectonthechemicalswhichcontrolourbrains.Throughthesewaystheweathercaninfluenceouremotions.Sadlywhiletheweathercanchangeuswecan49_______changetheweather.311words
DeepsleepisimportantforeveryonE.TheactualamountofsleepyouneeddependsonyouragE.A.youngchild25_________sleeptentotwelvehoursand26______teenageraboutninehours.Adultsdifferalotintheirsleepinghabits.Formostofthemseventoeighthoursanightisenoughbutsomesleeplongerwhile27______managewithonlyfourhours.Foragoodnight28______haveacomfortableplacetosleepisveryimportant.Alsothereshouldbeplentyoffreshairintheroom.A.warmdrinksometimeshelpspeopletosleep29______itisnotagoodideatodrinkcoffeeimmediatelybeforegoingtobeD.30______youhavetotravelaverylongdistancetry31______gotobedearlierthanusualthedaybeforethejourney.Thiswillhelpyoutofeelmore32______relaxwhenyouarrivE.
Ayoungmanandanoldmanwerewaitingforabus.___16___satnexttoeachother.What’sthatinyourbag?askedtheyoungmanpointingtoabigbagbesidetheoldman.GolD.Therewasnothingbutgoldansweredtheoldman.Theyoungmancouldnotbelievehisownearsandwas___17___greatsurprisE.Thenhebegantothinkabout___18___togetthemoney.Theoldmanwasverytiredanditseemedthathecouldhardlykeephiseyesopen.Afterawhiletheoldman___19___liedownonthechairandfellasleep.Theyoungmantook___20___bigbaggentlyandquietly.Butwhenhewasjustabouttorunawayhefoundacornerofhisfurcoatwasundertheoldman’sbody.Severaltimeshetriedtopullitout___21___invain.Atlasthetookoffhiscoat___22___thinkthatthegoldinthebagmustcostfarmorethanhisfurcoat.Worriedbut___23___delighttheyoungmanranoutofthestationasquicklyashislegscouldcarryhimuntilhereachedaplace___24___hethoughttheoldmancouldn’tfindhim.Hestoppedandquicklyopenedthebagbuthejustfoundagreatmanyofsmallstonesinit.Thenheranbacktothestation___25___hurryonlytofindthattheoldmanwasgonE.
Typingthewordpizzaintoyourfavoritesearchenginemayseemharmlessenoughbutwhatyoumaynotknowis_31_withthissimpleactyou'resendinginformationtopossiblyhundredsofmachines_32_locatepossiblythousandsofmilesfromwhereyousit.Eachmachinethatsearchmeetsonitsjourneyusesenergybecausetherearesomanypeople__33__searchatthesametimeallovertheworldthatenergycanreallyaddup.Fewpeoplehave__34__daywithoutcomputers.Mostofthecomputersthatpeopleuseareconnected__35__theInternet.Andit'seasytotypeclickandsearch__36__getanswerstoeventhesilliestquestion.Weenjoythisluxurysomuchthatwecanforgeteachsearchdoesinfactuseenergy.AndthatenergygivesoutthegreenhousegascarbondioxidE.EverytimeyoutypesomethingintoGoogle__37__usesseveralmachinestofindthoseanswersforyou__38__displaythemonyourpagE.AllofthatrequirespowersaysSudhanvaGurumurthiacomputerscienceprofessor.Computersandelectronicsaccountforabout9percentofhomeelectricityusewhichisalotlessthan__39__thebigusersespeciallyheatandairconditioningtakeup.ButusingyourcomputertosearchtheWebhaseffectsthatreach__40__farthanyourownhomE.
【A.】FinallywearrivedinLoulanafterseveraldaysoftravelling.This71ccitywasbusyand72wabout2000yearsago.ItwasastoppingpointonthefamousSilkRoadbetweentheEastandtheWest.Itis73btohavebeengraduallycoveredoverbysandstormsfromAD200toAD400.Iamsoexcitedtobehere!【B.】ThesearesomeoftheOlympicathleteswhohavebrought74jtopeopleacrosstheworldwiththeirattemptstopushthe75bofhumanachievement.WearelookingforwardtoseeingmoreoftheminfutureOlympicGames.JoinmeinwishingtheOlympicMovementasuccessfulfutureto76mitspastglory.【C.】BesidesthisVRcanbeusedtopractiseskillsinasecureenvironmentthat77owouldbequitedangerous.ForexamplefirefighterscoulduseRealCinetotrainsafelywithouttheriskofgetting78iinaburningbuilding.Itcouldbeusedinclassaswell.Teacherscouldbringhistory79abyplacingstudentsinanancienttownortheycouldteachbiologyby80astudentstoexperiencetheworldasawhaleorasquirrel.
一Notalladsplayt91onusthough.PSAsusesomeofthesamemethodslikea92picturesandcleverlanguagebuttheyaremadetoservethepubliC.PSAsa93toteachusandhelpusleadbetterlives.OurgovernmentunderstandsthisandhasbeenusingPSAstoeducatepeopleformanyyears.Chinabegananationwidepublicservicea94campaignin1996andsincethenvarioust95ofPSAshaveappearedaroundthecountry.二ThesearesomeoftheOlympicathleteswhohavebroughtj96topeoplea97theworldwiththeira98topushtheboundariesofhumanachievement.Wearelookingforwardtoseeingmoreoftheminf99OlympicGames.JoinmeinwishingtheOlympicMovementas100futuretomatchitspastglory.
WhenverysmalldinosaurboneswerefoundinaGermanyminepeoplethoughttheywerefrombabydinosaurs.__16__MartinSander'sworkshowsthattheywereprobablyfully__17__growandbelongtothesmallestgiantdinosaurspecieseverfounD.Growthmarksondinosaurbonesaresimilar__18__growthringsontrees.Theringsarefarapartwhiletheanimalisyoungandgrowingquickly.__19__getcloserasgrowthslows.Itis__20__exactthesetightringmarksthatwefoundinthefossilbonessaysSander.Sothefossilsmusthavebeenfromadultanimals.__21__wasthisGermandinosaursomuchsmallerthanothergiantdinosaurswhichgrewupto45metreslongandweighedasmuchasathousandhumans?150millionyearsagomostofGermanywasunderwater.Scientiststhinkthat__22__waterlevelsrosetherewaslessandlesslandandfoodavailablE.Thedinosaur__23__forcetoadaptandevolvedintoasmalleranimal__24__needlessspaceandfooD.Since1998scientistshavedugupmorethan1000dinosaurfossilsintheminE.Itisoneofthefewplacesintheworld__25__thebonesandfootprintsofdinosaurshavebeenfoundtogether.
Therearetwobasicwaystoseegrowth:oneasaproducttheotherasaprocess.Peoplehavegenerallyviewedpersonalgrowth1anexternalresultoraproductthatcaneasilybeidentifiedandmeasureD.Theworkerwhogetsarisethestudent2gradesimproveandtheforeignerwholearnsanewlanguage—alltheseexamplesofpeoplewhohavemeasurableresultstoshowfortheir3.Bycontrasttheprocessofpersonalgrowthismuchmoredifficulttodeterminesinceitisajourneyandnotthespecificsignpostsorlandmarksalongthe4.Theprocessisnottheroaditselfbutrathertheattitudesandfeelingspeoplehavetheircautionorcourageastheymeetwithnewexperiencesandunexpecteddifficulties.Inthisprocessthejourneyneverreallyends;therearealwaysnewwaystoexperiencetheworldnewideastotrynewchallengestoaccept.Inordertogrowtotravelnewroadspeopleneedtohaveawillingnesstotakeriskstofacetheunknownandto5thepossibilitythattheymayfailatfirst.Howweseeourselvesaswetryanewwayofbeingisessentialtoourabilitytogrow.Doweseeourselvesasquickandcurious?If6thenwetendtotakemorechangesandtobemoreopentounfamiliarexperiences.Dowethinkwe’reshyandindecisive?Thenoursenseoffearcancauseustohesitatetomove7andnottotakeastepuntilweknowthegroundissafE.Dowethinkwe’reslowtoadapttochangeorthatwe’renotsmartenoughtodealwithanewchallenge?Thenweare8totakeamorepassiveroleornottryatall.Thesefeelingsofinsecurityandself-doubtarebothunavoidableandnecessaryifwearetochangeandgrow.Ifwedonotfaceand9theseinternalfearsanddoubtsifweprotectourselvestoomuchthenwestopgrowing.Webecome10trapinsideashellofourownmaking.
WhenIwasateenagerIusedtoskateboardontheplaygrounD.Itseemsthatskateboardingis_____16_____hobbyalotofAmericanteenagerstakegreatinterestin.I____17____haveaskateboardthatIboughtnottoolongago.ButsinceIdon’tskateboardanymoreImadea____18____decidethatIshouldgotoaskateboardshopandgiveittosomekiD.IknowIwouldhavebeensoexcited____19_____someonehaddonethatformewhenIwasyounger.SoIdrovetothelocalskateboardshopandwaitedoutside_____20____abouttenminutes.A.boyandhisdadwereabouttowalkintotheshop____21____Isteppedup.Iaskedhimifhe’dlikemyskateboarD.Heaskedhowmuchitwas.Itoldhimitwasfree---aslongasheusedit!HiseyeslitupandIcouldreallysee____22____excitedhewas.SoIhandedhimmyskateboardandwalkedbackto___23___car.Hisdadkept___24____askmeifIwasreallygivinghimmyskateboard____25____IkeptsayingYes!Ithinkhisdadwasmoreexcitedthanhewas.IwasveryhappythatIcouldgivesomeoneaskateboard---areallyniceonE.
Susan:I’msogladtoseeyouDaviD.41hasbeensuchalongtimE.Howareyou?David:I’mfineandyou?Susan:I’mjustwonderful.Godtimegoesbysoquickly!AreyougoingtotheairqualityconferenceinChicago?David:Iam.AndI’mreallygladtoseeyou.JustlastnightIfoundyournameintheconferencematerialsbutitdidn’tcometomy42thatwewouldmeetontheplanE.Susan:I’mafraidIhaven’thadtimetolookat43conferencematerialsverycarefully.IhadnoideayouwerecomingbutIamcertainlygladtoseeyou.Iwasfeelingverynervousaboutgoingthere44friends.David:IcanimaginE.MyEnglishhasgottennotsofluentsinceIreturnedfromtheStates45I’mrathernervousmyself.ButIsawthatyou46givethemostimportanttalkattheconferencE.Susan47honestspeakingI’mscaredtodeathaboutit.David:I’mjustgivingatalkinoneoftheworkshopsectionsandIhopeIwon’tmakeallofyou48disappoint.Susan:ButyourEnglishismuch49goodthanminE.David:Butyou’renowtheDirectoroftheAirQualityInstitutesoyou50knowthetechnicalterms.Susan:MaybE.ButIstillcan’tunderstandtotallyalotoftechnicaltermsinmyfielD.
AndwiththisprizethatIhave51asaPrizeofPeaceIamgoingtotrytomakethehome52manypeoplewho53nohomE.BecauseIbelievethat54beginsathomeandifwecancreatea55forthepoorIthinkthatmore56morelovewillspreaD.WhenIpickupapersonfromthestreethungryIgive57aplateofriceapieceofbreadtohavehimsatisfieD.Ihaveremovedthathunger.Buta58whoisshutoutwhofeelsunwantedunlovedterrifiedthepersonwhohasbeenthrownoutfromsociety—thatpovertyissofullofhurtandsounbearableAndsoletusalwaysmeeteach59withasmileforthesmileisthebeginningofloveandoncewebegintoloveeachothernaturallywewanttodo60.
A.:WiththerapiddevelopmentoftheInternetbuildingawebsite__61__getmoreandmoreimportantforacompany.B.:Yesagoodwebsitedoesgreathelp62abusinessandagoodexampleisthosecompanies63dealwithe-commercE.A.:Sodoyouknowhowtobuildawebsite?B.:Inmyopinion64youstartyoushoulddoathoroughresearch.Nextyoushouldbuildyourcontent.AnditshouldbecreativeanduniquE.A.:65buildingthecontentisthecentraltask66maintenanceandmanagement维护与管理ofthewebsiteisdefinitelyindispensable不可或缺的.Ifyourimagesnewsordiagramsareoutofdateyourwebsite67beoverlookeD.SoyoushouldrefreshthesiteonaregularbasisamIright?B.:Definitely.Besidesyou’dbetterconsidertheplusesandminusesinanown-designedwebsitE.Ifyouarenotgoodatdesigningawebsite68managingitemployinga69professionwebdesignerismoreadvisablE.A.:Yeahthatdoesmake70.
AncientChinawasaplace76._______stateswereoften77.______warwitheachother.Butitwasalsoatime78._______thereweremanygreatphilosophers.Confucius55IBC---479BCisthephilosopher79.________influencehasbeenthegreatest.Hestressedtheimportanceofkindnessdutyandorderinsociety.Chinesesocietywasinfluencedbytheseideasformorethan2000years.Menciuswasathinkerwhoseteachingswereverysimilarto80.________ofConfucius.Whatwillthecityofthefuturelook81._______?Nooneknows82.______sureandmakingpredictionsisariskybusiness.Butonethingiscertain-----theyaregoingtogetbigger83._______theygetsmaller.Inthefuturecarefortheenvironmentwillbecomeveryimportant84._______earth’snaturalresourcesgiveout.Wewilluselotsofrecycledmaterialssuchasplasticaluminiumsteelglasswoodandpaperandwewillwastefewernaturalresources.Wewillalsohavetorelymore85.________alternativeenergysuchassolarandwindpower.
Nowadayspeoplerealizetheimportanceofone’sintelligence25______theyneglectnon-intelligencefactors.AccordingtoastudyAmericanpsychologistsdiscoveredthemaincauseofdifferencesinintelligenceisnotintelligenceitselfbutnon-intelligencefactorsincludingthedesire26______learnwill-powerandself-confidencE.Quiteanumberofteachersandparentsdon’tpayattentionto27______cultivatethesefactors.Someparentsareworried28______theirchildrenfailtodowellintheirstudies.Theyblameeithergeneticfactorsstateofpoornutritionorlazinessbuttheynevertakeintoconsiderationthesenon-intelligencefactors.Someteachersdon’tinquireintosuchreasonsaswhystudentsdopoorly.Theysimplygivethemmorecoursesandexercisesorevenpunishorlaughatthem.Afterallthesestudentsloseself-confidencE.SomegivethemselvesupashopelessfeelingdefeateD.29______maytakewrongorevilwaysbecausetheyaresickoflearning.Aninvestigationofmorethan1000middleschoolstudentsshowedthat46.5%ofthemwereafraidoflearning30____________examinations;and10.3%weresickoflearning.Itisclearthatlackofcultivationofnon-intelligencefactors31______beamainbarriertointelligencedevelopmentinteenagers.Itevencausesanimbalancebetweenphysiologicalandpsychologicaldevelopmentamongstudents.Someexpertshaveputforwardproposalsabout32______parentsandteacherscultivatestudents’non-intelligencefactors.Theyshouldbeteenagers’bestpsychologistandfullyunderstandthemandtheycanhelpthemtopursuetheobjectivesoflearningincreasingtheirinterestsintheirstudiesandtougheningtheirwillpower.
TheInternethasbecomepartofyoungpeople’slifE.____61____reportshowsthat38%ofstudentsoftenusetheInternet.Mostofthemget_____62____useinformationontheInternet____63____usetheInternettohelpintheirstudies.Butmanystudentsdon’tuseit_____64____agoodway.Someplaygamestoomuchsomevisitwebsites____65____shouldn’tlookat.Sobadthingsmayhappen____66___studentsspendtoomuchtimeontheInternet._____67____isimportantforstudentstousetheInternetproperly.Nowwehaveatextbook_____68____usesmanyexamplestoteachstudentssomegoodwaystousetheInternet.ItgivesusefuladvicE.Somestudentsalsomake____69____ontheInternet.Butifyouwanttohaveaface-to-face____70_____meetwithyouronlinefriendsletyourparentsknowandmeetinaproperplacE.
WhenIwas8yearsoldIoncedecidedtorunawayfromhomE.WithmysuitcasepackedandsomesandwichesinabagIstartedforthefrontdoorandsaidtoMomI41_________leave.Ifyouwanttorunawaythat’sallrightshesaiD.Butyoucameintothishome42________anythingandyoucanleavethesameway.Ithrewmysuitcaseandsandwichesonthefloorheavilyandstartedforthedooragain.WaitaminuteMomsaiD.Iwantyour43_______back.Youdidn’twearanythingwhenyouarriveD.ThisreallyangeredmE.Itoremyclothesoff—shoessocksunderwearandall—andshoutedCanIgonow?YesMomansweredbutonceyouclosethatdoordon’texpect44_________comeback.IwassoangrythatIslammed砰地关上thedoorandsteppedoutonthefrontporch.45_______suddenIrealizedthatIwasoutsidewithnothingon.ThenInoticedthatdownthestreettwoneighborgirlswerewalkingtowardourhousE.IrantohidebehindabigtreeinouryardatoncE.AfterawhileIwassurethegirls46_________passby.ThenIdashedtothefrontdoorandbangedonitloudly.Who’sthere?IhearD.It’sBilly!Letmein!Thevoicebehind47________dooransweredBillydoesn’tlivehereanymorE.HeranawayfromhomE.48________glancebehindmetoseeifanyoneelsewascomingIbeggedAwcomeonMom!I’mstillyourson.Letme49________!ThedoorinchedopenandMom’ssmilingfaceappeareD.Didyouchangeyour50________decideaboutrunningaway?sheaskeD.What’sforsupper?IanswereD.
WhenanimportantholidaycomesIusuallythinkofwhatgiftstobuyorprepareformyfamilymembers.Itistheactitselfratherthanthethingyoubuy16matters.Eitherasmallpresentatextmessageoraphonecallcanmeanalottothereceivers.17Ihadnevergotanythingfrommysonwhoisauniversitystudent.Parentsneverforgettocelebratetheirchildren’sbirthdaybuttheirchildrenseemtobevery18forget.Theyseldomdosomethinginreturn.Lifeisunpredictableandyouneverknowwhatwillhappentomorrow.WhenmysoncamebackduringthesummervacationmywifeandIasusual19meethimatthestation.Onarrivinghomemuch20mysurprisemysontookoutawristwatchandgaveittome21sayitwasabirthdaygiftformE.Itisaveryfashionablewatch22showsnotonlyhoursminutesandsecondsbutdaysaswell.YoucanimaginehowsurprisedandexcitedIwasatthatmoment.SomepeoplesaychildrengettoomuchcareandlovefromtheirparentsandjusttakethemforgranteD.23isnaturalforpeopletohavesuchconcernsandworriesbutthingsmaynotturnoutasbadlyas24expect.WeneedtolookmoreatthepositivesideoflifeasafamouswriteroncesaidLifeis25bestclassroomonecanneverget.
Ourmodernlifeischangingoureatinghabits.We61spendtoomuchtimeinfrontofTVorcomputersandbecomingcouchpotatoesormousepotatoes.Wealsoeattoomuchjunkfoodandwedon’tgetenoughexercisE.Thefoodswefindinthesupermarketaresometimesnot62benefittousanditisdifficulttoknowexactly63weareeatingwhenwebuyready-madeorpre-prepareddishes.64considerthissituationitisbecoming65muchimportantthanevertomakesurethatwekeepahealthydiet.Ahealthydietgivesusthecaloriesweneedanddon’tcontaintoomuchfat.Thenumberofcaloriesweneed66varydependingonwhatkindofbodywehaveareweshorttallheavyetC.and67activewearE.Qualityfoodorhealthyfoodgivesuscaloriesinthebestway.Junkfood68theotherhandgivesusfewcaloriesandlotsoffatandsugar.Ifweeattoomuchfatandsugarwewillputon69weigheasily.Inordertoliveahappyandlonglifeweshouldkeepa70balancediet.
Tony49Juliatouchedhershoulderandkissedher50!shesteppedback51surprisedandputherhandsasifin52.Iguessedthattherewasprobablya53misunderstanding.Whenwemetyesterdayhemovedvery54tomeasIintroducedImovedbackabitbuthecametoaskaquestionandthen55myhanD.WhenDarleneCoulonfromFrancecame56throughthedoorshe57TonyGarcia’ssmilingfacE.Which58parkwouldyouliketovisit?Thereare59kindsofparkswithadifferentparkforalmosteverything:food60sciencecartoonsmoviesorhistory.Someparksarefamous61havingthebiggestorlongestrollercoastersothersforshowingthefamous62andfamousofaculturE.
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