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D LastThursdayadoctorcamemour schooltotalkabouttheharmofsmoking.Hesaidhewouldn’tgoonfortoo longandwesawhimtakehiswrest-watchoffandlayitonthetable.Ican’t rememberwhathesaidaboutsmokingbecauseBobandIhadotherthingstothink about.Hefinishedwhenthebellrangforplay-timeandtheheadmastertoldus togoout.IntheplaygroundBobshowedmethewatch.Heputit onhiswristanditlookedlovely.IwishedIhadbeentheonetositbythe table.Itwasreallyabeautifulwatchgoldbythelookofit.Theheadmaster cameoutsidethenandthedoctorwaswithhim.Theywalkedaboutlooking aroundandtalkingallthetime.Afterawhilethebellrangandwegotinto ourlinesreadytogoin.TheheadmastersaidI’vegota littlejobforboys.Thisdoctorwhowasgivingusatalkjustnowhaslost hiswatchintheplayground.Ithappenedbeforehesays-itjustslipsoffhis wrist.SolookaroundforitwillyouSeeifyou’recleverenoughtofindit. Ipromisethattheboywhodoessowillgetausefulreward.Of courseBobwasnotgoingtomissachancelikethat.He’sjustaboutthe luckiestboyintheschoolrewardsjustdropintohishands.Weallwalkedabout theplaygroundlookinghereandthereforthewatch.AndIwasn’tatall surprisedwhenBobbentdownasifhewaspickingsomethingup.Thenhehurried pastmetowardsthedoctor.WhereareyougoingIcalledout thoughIknewverywellwherehewasgoing.ThenextminutetherewasBoball smileshandingoverthewatchtotheolddoctorandhangingaboutforthe reward.Butthedoctordidnotseematallpleased.Infacthe lookedquitereadytothrust插入aknifeinBob’sheart-untiltheheadmaster burstoutlaughing.Bobtoldmelatertheoldmanhadn’tevensaidThankyou forthewatch.Thethingthatpuzzledusmostofallwasthat Bobdidn’tgetanyreward.Whenhementionedtotheheadmasteraboutktheold mansaidAhyeswemustn’tforgetthat.Isaid’ausefulreward’didn’t IThenhegaveBobabigsheetofpaperandtoldhimtowriteacompositionon theharmofsmoking.Bobsayshehasn’tgotanyideaofwhatto write.Whilethedoctorwastalkingabouttheharmtosmokingthetwoboyswere______.
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C Arecentstudyshowsthatmoreandmore Americansarechoosingtoworkathome.Thereareseveral reasonsforthechange.Onereasonismanyparentswantmoretimetobewith theirchildrenathome.Anotheristhatpeoplewantthefreedomtodecidefor them-selveshowandwhentodotheirjob.Thechancetoworkathomelets peoplelivewherevertheywish—outinthecountryperhaps.Italsomakesit possibleformanyothers—disabledandotherpersonsnewmothers-todouseful workandearnmoney.Abouthalfthepeoplewhoworkathome operatetheirownbusiness.Theysellproductsorservices.Theotherhalfworks forcompanies.Theymaymakethingssuchasclothes.Ortheymaydooffice worksuchascopyingletters.Asmallernumberworkathighlyskilledjobsas designersorengineers.Therevolution革命incomputer technologyisoneofthemainreasonsforthechangetoworkingat home.ComputersarenowusedinalmosteveryAmericanworkplace inofficesinfactoriesevenonfarms.Computersmakeitmucheasierand quickertodoanytaskthatinvolvesinformation:writingcountingdesigning planningkeepingrecords.Withcomputersthereislessneed forpeopletocometogethertowork.Computerscanhelinkedbytelephonelines withothercomputersfaraway.Aworkercanwriteareportoraddinformation tocompanyrecordsonacomputerathomeandthensendthefinishedworktoa computerinanothercity.Americansalreadyareusingcomputers todomanydifferentkindsofjobsathome.Manyhighlyskilledworkersfor exampleasktheircompaniesforthechancetoworkatleastpartofthetimeat home.Theysaytheycanthinkmoreclearlyandbemorecreativeinthequiet peacefulatmosphereoftheirhome.Manyengineerswritersand computerscientistsareamongthosewhonowdoatleastpartoftheirworkat homeusingacomputer.Mostofsuchprofessionalworkershoweverspendat leastadayortwoeachweekinthecompanyofficetodiscusstheirworkwith oth-ers.Workingathomeisagoodideaforsomepeopleinsomeindustries. Howeveritdoesnotworkforeveryone.Somehomeworkershave saidtheirpersonallivesandworklivesbecametooclose.Somehavesaidthey neededtobewithotherpeopletodevelopnewideas.Andothershavesaiditis moredifficulttogetabetterjobwiththecompanywhenyouarenotworkingin thecompany’soffice.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisNOTtrue
I'mhungry.Pleasegetmesomething______.
TwotravelerswereridingonhorsebackthroughthesouthofItaly.Towardseveningthey21theyhaslosttheirway.Theybegantolookforahousewheretheycouldrestforthenightandperhapstheycouldfindaguideto22themtherightwayinthemorning. After23forsometimetheysawafarmhouse.Whenthey24thehousetheyfoundafarmerandhiswifehavingsupper.Theywereaskedtositdownand25too.Astheywereveryhungrytheydidsowith26 Whileeatinghissupperthefarmerkepthiseyesontheplatewithoutsaying27.Thismadethetravelersalittleafraid.Aftersupperthefarmer’swife28themuptoastoreroomandshowedthema29wheretheycouldsleep.Being30theysoonbookofftheirclothesandwenttobed.Buttheyoungertravelerwastoo31togotosleep.Heheardthefarmerandhiswifetalkingintheroomina32voice.Atfirsthecouldn’thearanywordsbutthenhe33heardthehusbandsay"Mustwekillthemboth"andthewifereplied"Yesofcoursewemust."Amomentlaterheagainheardthefarmer34intotheroomsohequickly35behindthedoor.Thedoorslowly36andthefarmercameinwithalightinonehandandalongknifeintheother.Hewenttothe37hangingonthewallcutoffapieceandreturnedas38ashehadcome.Thetwotravelersdidn’tdaretogoto39.Earlyinthemorningtheybeganto40inthedarkthroughthekitchenfindingonthetableapieceofmeatcleanedandtwochickskilled. 21
TwotravelerswereridingonhorsebackthroughthesouthofItaly.Towardseveningthey21theyhaslosttheirway.Theybegantolookforahousewheretheycouldrestforthenightandperhapstheycouldfindaguideto22themtherightwayinthemorning. After23forsometimetheysawafarmhouse.Whenthey24thehousetheyfoundafarmerandhiswifehavingsupper.Theywereaskedtositdownand25too.Astheywereveryhungrytheydidsowith26 Whileeatinghissupperthefarmerkepthiseyesontheplatewithoutsaying27.Thismadethetravelersalittleafraid.Aftersupperthefarmer’swife28themuptoastoreroomandshowedthema29wheretheycouldsleep.Being30theysoonbookofftheirclothesandwenttobed.Buttheyoungertravelerwastoo31togotosleep.Heheardthefarmerandhiswifetalkingintheroomina32voice.Atfirsthecouldn’thearanywordsbutthenhe33heardthehusbandsay"Mustwekillthemboth"andthewifereplied"Yesofcoursewemust."Amomentlaterheagainheardthefarmer34intotheroomsohequickly35behindthedoor.Thedoorslowly36andthefarmercameinwithalightinonehandandalongknifeintheother.Hewenttothe37hangingonthewallcutoffapieceandreturnedas38ashehadcome.Thetwotravelersdidn’tdaretogoto39.Earlyinthemorningtheybeganto40inthedarkthroughthekitchenfindingonthetableapieceofmeatcleanedandtwochickskilled. 33
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TwotravelerswereridingonhorsebackthroughthesouthofItaly.Towardseveningthey21theyhaslosttheirway.Theybegantolookforahousewheretheycouldrestforthenightandperhapstheycouldfindaguideto22themtherightwayinthemorning. After23forsometimetheysawafarmhouse.Whenthey24thehousetheyfoundafarmerandhiswifehavingsupper.Theywereaskedtositdownand25too.Astheywereveryhungrytheydidsowith26 Whileeatinghissupperthefarmerkepthiseyesontheplatewithoutsaying27.Thismadethetravelersalittleafraid.Aftersupperthefarmer’swife28themuptoastoreroomandshowedthema29wheretheycouldsleep.Being30theysoonbookofftheirclothesandwenttobed.Buttheyoungertravelerwastoo31togotosleep.Heheardthefarmerandhiswifetalkingintheroomina32voice.Atfirsthecouldn’thearanywordsbutthenhe33heardthehusbandsay"Mustwekillthemboth"andthewifereplied"Yesofcoursewemust."Amomentlaterheagainheardthefarmer34intotheroomsohequickly35behindthedoor.Thedoorslowly36andthefarmercameinwithalightinonehandandalongknifeintheother.Hewenttothe37hangingonthewallcutoffapieceandreturnedas38ashehadcome.Thetwotravelersdidn’tdaretogoto39.Earlyinthemorningtheybeganto40inthedarkthroughthekitchenfindingonthetableapieceofmeatcleanedandtwochickskilled. 23
TwotravelerswereridingonhorsebackthroughthesouthofItaly.Towardseveningthey21theyhaslosttheirway.Theybegantolookforahousewheretheycouldrestforthenightandperhapstheycouldfindaguideto22themtherightwayinthemorning. After23forsometimetheysawafarmhouse.Whenthey24thehousetheyfoundafarmerandhiswifehavingsupper.Theywereaskedtositdownand25too.Astheywereveryhungrytheydidsowith26 Whileeatinghissupperthefarmerkepthiseyesontheplatewithoutsaying27.Thismadethetravelersalittleafraid.Aftersupperthefarmer’swife28themuptoastoreroomandshowedthema29wheretheycouldsleep.Being30theysoonbookofftheirclothesandwenttobed.Buttheyoungertravelerwastoo31togotosleep.Heheardthefarmerandhiswifetalkingintheroomina32voice.Atfirsthecouldn’thearanywordsbutthenhe33heardthehusbandsay"Mustwekillthemboth"andthewifereplied"Yesofcoursewemust."Amomentlaterheagainheardthefarmer34intotheroomsohequickly35behindthedoor.Thedoorslowly36andthefarmercameinwithalightinonehandandalongknifeintheother.Hewenttothe37hangingonthewallcutoffapieceandreturnedas38ashehadcome.Thetwotravelersdidn’tdaretogoto39.Earlyinthemorningtheybeganto40inthedarkthroughthekitchenfindingonthetableapieceofmeatcleanedandtwochickskilled. 25
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