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Inmostbigcitiesitispossibletohireataxiatamoment’snoticewhentheweatherisgooD.Butwhenit’srainingpeoplehaveamuchhardertime____61____findonE.Oneobviousreasonis____62____manypeoplewhowalkshortdistancesduringgoodweatherprefer____63____takeataxiintherain.Sotaxiswilltendtobemorefully____64____occupyonrainydays.Butthesupplyofavailabletaxisisalsosmallerbecausetaxidriverworksshorterhourswhenitrains.Why?Manydriversaccordingtoarecentsurveyworkonlyaslongas____65____takestoreachatargetedincomeeachday.Onsunnydaystheymustspendmuchoftheirdayforfares____66____ittakeslongertoreachthetarget.Theycanreachthetarget____67____quickwhenit’srainingbecausetaxistendtobefullmostofthetimE.Howeverthecostofgoinghomeseveralhourssooner____68____bemuchloweronsunnydays.Taxidriversshouldworkasmany____69____houraspossibleonrainydaysandtakemoretimeonsunnydaysiftheirgoalsweretoreachatargetlevelofincomeoveralongerperiodsayonemonthby____70____workthesmallestpossiblenumberofhours.
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Birdsdon’tlikeeatingplastiC.But61manyseabirdsareeatingplasticwasteintheoceanthaneverbeforE.Itis62possiblebecausetheplasticwastesmellslikeaseabird’sfoodaccordingtoanewstudy63publishintheScienceAdvancesjournal.Animalsusuallyhave64reasonforthedecisionstheymakeMatthewSavocatheleadauthorofthestudysaiD.Ifwewanttotrulyunderstand65animalsareeatingplasticintheoceanwehavetothinkabouthowanimalsfindfooD.Thestudyfoundthatplasticwasteeasilygathersalgae海藻onthewater.Togethertheygiveoffasmellverysimilar66thekrill磷虾thatmanyseabirdsfeedon.Thereismoreplasticpollutionintheworldeveryyear.A.studylastyear67showthatabout8milliontonsofplasticenterstheoceanseveryyear.Itisenough68covereverycoastlineintheworlD.69eatplasticcanbadlyhurttheorgans器官oftheanimals.Somebirdsevenmistakenlyfeed70theybabieswasteinsteadoffooD.Scientistshopethisstudywillcausealarmaboutplasticsinouroceansandhelpsavetheseabirds.
Harry:HiBettywhat’swrongwithyou?Youlookabit___61____anger.Betty:Ohit’salongstory!Harry:IhavegottimE.Canyoutellmewhat___62___happen?Betty:wellitallstarted__63___Jeremygotsenthomefromschool.Harry:Playingtricks__64___histeacherwashe?Betty:Nohewasnotfeelingwell.HehadacolD.Sohisteacheraskedhimtohave__65___goodrestathomE.Actuallyyouknowtherewasnooneathomeandhehadforgottentotakehiskeys___66____heclimbedthroughthebedroomwindow.Harry:Wellatleasthewasnotleft___67____waitinthecolD.Betty:YesIknowbutthealarmdidn’tgooff.Canyoubelieveit?Ipaidafortuneandhad____68____fixedaftersomeburglariesintheareaafewmonthsago.Harry:OhdearthatisverybaD.Whatareyougoingtodoaboutit?Betty:I’monmy____69_____tothealarmstoretogetmymoneyback.Harry:Ok.Goodluck!Betty:Couldyou____70____.possiblegowithmeforsupport?Idon’tlikedoingthatsortofthing.Harry:Allright.Let’sgo.
EveryonehadachildhooD.Andchildhoodexperiencesareoftenveryfunny.Childrenoftenmakeus61laugh.It'strue62childrenbrightenupahomE.Theyneverturnoffthelights.Ioftenrecallmychildhoodtheyears63manyinterestingthingshappeneD.WhenIwasatwoyearoldchildbothmyparentswerealwaysverybusywiththeirwork.Mymotherworked64asalesmanagerinacompanywhilemyfatherservedin65army.SoIlivedwithmygrandmainavillagE.IwasalwayswaitingformyparentsathomE.Oncemyfather66sendusaphotoofhisinasoldier'suniform67waspostedonthetableremindingmeofhim.Oncemymothercametoseemeandwewent68shoptogether.Onthewaywesawagroupofsoldiers.AndwhenIsawthemIbecamevery69excite.Isaidinaringingvoicepointingto70Thisismyfatherandthisismyfatherandthatismyfathertoo!MymothersaidshewouldrememberthatmomentallherlifE.
IwasintheninthyearwhenIbegantosufferfromdepression.MyparentsnoticedbutfeltthatsinceI'dalwaysbeen41goodchildthiswastemporary.42fortunateitwasnottobeso.Ididn'thavefriends.HardlycouldIsharemyproblems.Deepworrybegantodestroymy43confident.FinallyIrefusedtoattendclasses.____44shutmyselfinmyroomforhours.TheexaminationwasapproachingbutIsimplydidn'tcarE.Myparentsandteachersweresurprised45mybadperformancE.Onemorning46aparticularlyseverelecturefrommyfatherIstoodattheschoolgate47depress.ThenastheotherstudentsmarchedtotheirclassroomsourheadmastercalledmE.Thenextforty-fiveminuteswasoneofthemostpreciousmomentsinmylifE.Shesaidshe48noticeabigchangeinmeandwonderedwhy.Atfirstshetookmyhandsin49sheandlistenedpatientlyasImentionedmyworries.ThenshehuggedmeasIwept.Monthsoffrustrationandlonelinessdisappearedinhermotherlyhug.Noonehadtriedtounderstandwhattherealproblemwasexcepttheheadmaster50helpedmeoutsimplybylisteningandhugging.
Therearevariousreasons1peoplewritepoetry.Some2诗歌givethereaderastrongimpression.Otherstryto3传达certainemotions.InthistextsomesimpleformsofEnglishpoemsareintroduceD.Such4nurseryrhymeswhichmayseem5concretelybuttheyareeasytolearnandrecitE.Listpoemshavea6灵活的linelengthandrepeatedphrases.Studentscanalsowritethecinquainapoem7makeupoffivelines.HaikuisaJapaneseformofpoetrywith17syllables.Englishspeakersalso8翻译TangpoemsintoEnglish.9somanydifferentformsofpoetrytochoosefromstudentsmay10eventualwanttowritepoemsoftheirown.
61.Willwassoa________inreadingthathedidn’tnoticehismomcamein.62.It’sbadm________towhisperincompany.63.Thestateofhisclothesi_______tooclearlythathehadbeenplayingfootball.64.Wesawhers______atherselfinthemirrorforalongtimejustnow.65.A________ofkillingamanhewassentencedtoprison.66.Ithinkheisthebestjournalistinournewspaperofficebecausehehasa________敏锐的mindthananyotheronE.67.Allstudentsarerequestedtowear_______制服everydayinschool.68.Shetookapairof________剪刀andcutthestring.69.Theband________指挥byJohngavetheaudienceagoodperformancE.70.Icouldn’t________忍受thenoiseanymoresotheyheadedoutquickly.
Iwasonmywaytomyparents’homebymotorcycleandsawamiddle-agedman61_______carryaheavybagonhisshouldersandwalking62_______greatstruggle.Ipassedhimandthenpaused.Iturnedaroundanddecided63______offerhimaride.Heliftedtheheavybagwithalotofironandsatonthebackseatofmymotorcycle.__64immediateheaskedmyname.Afterltoldhimhecalledmynamealoudandthenthankedme.Werodeon.Infiveminuteswe65______stopbyatrafficpolicemanwhodemandedtoseemylicense.Thereweremanytrafficpolicemen66______werestoppingeveryoneonthatroad.Wehadtogetoffputthemiddle—agedman’sbagdown67_______thengavemylicensetothepoliceman.Afterthatwecontinuedourway.Finallywereachedtheman’sdestination.Hegotoffandthankedmeagain.Afterreachinghomewhile68_________parkmymotorcycleIsawthattheironpiecesinhisbaghadmadedeep69_______markandalmosttorntheseatinacoupleofplaces.Ismiledandtookitasa70_______remindhehadleftbehindsothatIwouldn’tforgetwhattheseatwasfor.
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