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ThoughBrazilisoneoftherichestcountriesintheworldmuchofithasnotyetbeendevelopeD.Itwasmainlyforthisreason____61______theBraziliangovernmentdecidedtohaveanewcity___62_______build600milesnorth-westofRiodeJaneiro.DesignedbythegreatarchitectLucioCostathenewcityBrasiliareplacedRiodeJaneiroasthecapitalofBrazilin1960.Brasiliahasbeen_____63_________carefulplannedformodernliving.Itswideroadswhichcantakefourteenlanesoftraffichavebeenkeptawayfrom___64________liveareas.Childrendonothavetocrossbusystreetstogotoschool.Housewivescanvisit-shoppingcentres____65_______footforinthesespeciallydesignedareascarsare_____66_______necessary.Atfirstthegovernmenthadgreatdifficulty____67________persuadepeopletoleaveRioandtosettleinBrasiliA.Since1960____68________thepopulationhasbeengrowingallthetimE.Brasiliahasquicklyestablisheditselfasthecapitalofthecountry.Theidea____69_______havethecapitalmovedinlandwillhaveagreat____70_______onthefutureofBrazil.
66.Accordingtothelawt___________arenotallowedtosmokeordrink.67.Theywents________homewithoutstoppingatthegasstationforitwastoolatE.68.ItwasquiteterriblE.Ittookmesometimetoc______myselfdown.69.Thefilmb_____onthebookbyJackLondoniswellworthseeing.70.I'mterriblysorry.Ididn'tdoitonp__________.71.Aftertheterriblehurricanethewholehousewasdestroyede________.72.Thereisnoindoorswimming-poolsoweshouldgoswimmingo____________.73.Wordcamethatthefamousstarwasg_____________recoveringfromtheoperation.74.ThemomentIsawhimatthemeetingIr______________himthoughwehaven’tseeneachotherformanyyears.75.Assoonasthechildrens________themselvesintheirseatsinthetheatrethecurtainwentup.
JohnSnowawell-knowndoctorinLondonbecame61.________inspirewhenhethoughtabouthelpingordinarypeople62.________wereexposed63.________choleraadeadlydiseaseofhisday.Manythousandsofpeoplediedeverytimetherewasan64.________becausenooneknewthecauseofit.Johnwantedtohelpsolvetheproblem.Hegotinterestedintwotheories65.______explainhowcholerakilledpeoplE.Hebelievedin66.______secondtheorythatsuggestedthatpeople67.______absorbthediseasewiththeirmeals.In1854when68.________outbreakhitLondonhewasreadytotestthetwotheories.Withthehelpofthemaphemadehegota69.________valueclueaboutthecauseofthediseaseandwasabletoannouncethatthewaterwas70.________blame.
Amangotlostwhiledrivingthroughacountry.Ashetriedtoreadamaphedroveofftheroadintoaditch沟渠36lucky.Thoughhewasn’tinjuredhiscarwasstuckdeep37themud泥.Sothemanhadgottowalkto38nearbyfarmtoaskforhelp.Warwickcangetyourcaroutofthatditchsaidthefarmer39pointtoanoldmule骡.Themanlookedattheweakmuleandthefarmer40juststoodthererepeatingYepoldWarwickcandothejoB.Themanthought41hadnothingtolosE.ThereforehetooktheoldmanandWarwicktotheditch.Thefarmerhitched套住themuletothecarandshoutedPullFred!PullJack!PullTed!PullWarwick!Andthemulepulledthecarfromtheditch42verylittleeffort.Themanwas43amaze.HethankedthefarmerandaskedWhydidyoucalloutallofthose44namesbeforeyoucalledWarwick?ThefarmersmiledandsaidOldWarwickisjustaboutblinD.Oncehe45__believehe’spartofateamhewon’tmindpulling.
KeepingadiaryinEnglishisoneofthe__61__effectwaystoimproveourEnglishwritingability.__62__comparewithotherformsofwritingitisshorterandtakes__63__timE.ItcanhelpustodevelopthehabitofthinkinginEnglish.__64__wepersistinthispracticegraduallywe'lllearnhowtoexpressourselvesinEnglish.InkeepingadiaryinEnglishwecertainlyrunupagainstmany__65__.Inthefirstplace__66__oftenhappensthatwehavetroublefindingappropriatewordsandphrasestogiveexpressiontoourminD.SecondlytherearemanyidiomaticwaysofsayingthingsinChinesE.AnditisextremelyhardforustoputthemintoEnglishproperly.AsfarasI__67__concernmy__68__suggestisthatweshouldalwayshaveanotebookandaChinese－Englishdictionarywithineasyreach.Wheneversomethingbeatsuswecanfirstputitdowninournotebookandthenconsultourdictionary.Wecanalsoturn__69__ourEnglishteacherforhelpifnecessary.InshortIbelievethatitis__70__greatusetokeepadiaryinEnglishforthedevelopmentofourwritingskills.
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IremembermyfirstChristmasadventurewithGrandmA.Iremember__61___tearacrosstownonmybiketovisitheronthedaymybigsisterdroppedthebomB.ThereisnoSantaClaus.ShelaugheD.Evendummies傻瓜knowthat!I__62__fleetoGrandmabecauseIknewshewouldbestraightwithmE.Shealwaystoldthe__63__true.NoSantaClaus?shesaiD.Ridiculous!Don’tbelieve__64__.Putonyourcoatandlet’sgo.GowhereGrandma?IaskeD.___65__wewalkedthroughthedoorsofthegeneralstoreGrandmahandedmetendollarsandSaidBuysomethingforsomeone__66___needsit.I.’llwaitforyouinthecar.IwasonlyeightyearsolD.NeverhadIshoppedforanythingallbymyself.ForafewmomentsIjuststoodthere___67__wonderwhattobuyandwho_68____buyitfor.IthoughtofeverybodyIknew.ThenIthoughtaboutBobbieDecker.Hewasmyclassmatewithbadbreathand___69_messhairandhesatrightbehindmE.Hedidnothaveacoat.Iknewthatbecauseheneverwentouttoplaygamesduringthewinter.Ifingeredthebillwithgrowing__70__excite.IwouldbuyBobbieacoat.
Peopleareoftenworriedaboutgoingtoothercountriesduetothelanguageproblems.Butasamatterofyoucanstillhavea1.greattimelivingawithoutmanylanguageskills.Herearesometips.2.Tobeginwithtakethetimetolearnafewbasic表达and3.howtocfromonetoten.Secondlyopenyourmouthandsayahh4.before问thewayasifyouwereatthedoctor’s.Followahh5.bythenameoftheplaceyou’regoingtolahhParis.Lastly6.speaksimply.SayMenupleasE.ratherIwouldlikeamenu7.pleasE.Ifyourvocabularyis有限trytocommunicatebywriting.8.Carryandapenandgetwaitersorclerkstowritedownpricesfor9.you.MostimportantlygiveyachancetousebodylanguagE.10.
Somestudentswhohadgraduatedvisitedtheiruniversityprofessor.Theconversationsoonturnedinto61complainaboutstressinworkandlifE.62offerhisguestscoffeetheprofessor63gotothekitchenandreturnedwithapotofcoffeeand64varietyofcups—porcelainplasticglasssomeplain-lookingsomeexpensive—tellingthemtohelpthemselvestothecoffeE.ItwaswhenallthestudentshadacupofcoffeeinhandthathesaidAllthenice-lookingexpensivecupshavebeentakenup65leavebehindtheplainandcheapones.Actuallythecupitselfaddsnoquality66thecoffeE.Whatallofyoureallywant67becoffeenotthecup.Youconsciouslywentforthebestcupsandthenyoubeganeyeingothers’cups.Nowconsiderthis:Lifeisthecoffee;thejobsmoneyandpositioninsocietyarethecups68arejusttoolstoholdandcontainlifE.Thetypeofcupwehavedoesnotchangethequalityoflife.Ifweconcentrateonlyonthecupswefail69enjoythecoffeE.I.70truehopethatyouwillneverletthecupsdriveyou...enjoythecoffeeinsteaD.
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AsanexchangestudentWeiHuastudiedinaBritishhighschoolforoneyear.Shewashappy41theschoolhoursinBritainbecauseschoolstartsaround9A.m.andendsabout3.30p.m.Onthefirstdayallthenewstudents42attendanassemblyintheschoolhall.WeiHuasatnexttoagirl43namewasDianA.Duringtheassemblytheheadmastertoldthestudentsthatthebestwaytoearnrespectwastodevotethemselves44studyandachievehigh45grade.Asthereweredifferentstudentsinsomeclasses46wasastruggleforWeiHuatorememberallthefacesandnames.Althoughthehomeworkwasnotasheavyas47sheusedtogetinheroldschoolitwasabit48challengeforheratfirstbecauseallthehomeworkwasinEnglish.Luckilyallherteachersgavehermuch49encourage.ToimproveherEnglishWeiHuausedEnglisheverydayandspentanhoureachday50readEnglishbooksinthelibrary.InawordstudyinginBritainwasaveryenjoyableandexcitingexperienceforWeiHuA.
ThebestwaytodealwithsportsinjuriesistokeepthemfromhappeninginthefirstplacE.Knowingtherulesofthegameyou'replayingandusingtheright61equipcangoalongwaytowardpreventinginjuriesIfyouthinkyou'vebeeninjuredpull62yououtthegameorstop63doyouractivityorworkout.Letacoachorparentknowwhathappenedincaseyouneedtoseeadoctor.Seriousheadandneckinjurieshappenmostofteninathletes64playcontactsportslikefootball.Keeptheinjuredpersonstillwithhisorherhead65holdstraightwhilesomeonecallsforemergency66medicinehelp.Iftheperson67lieonthegrounddonottrytomovehimorher.Yourfirstquestionafterasportsinjurywill68probablebeWhencanIplay.again?Thisdependsontheinjuryandwhat.yourdoctortellsyou.Evenifyoucan'treturntoyoursportrightawayadoctormighthavesuggestionsandadvice69whatyoucandotostayfit.Alwayscheckwithyourdoctor一70tryinganyactivityfollowinganinjury.
ATriptotheForest.OnedayBobtooktwoofhisfriendsintothemountains.Theyputuptheirtentsandthenrodeofftoaforesttoseehowthetreesweregrowing.Intheafternoonwhentheywereabouttenkilometersfromtheircamp营地itstartedtosnow.Moreandmoresnowfell.SoonBobcouldhardlyseehishandsbeforehisfacE.Hecouldnotfindtheroad.Bobknewthereweretworoads.Oneroadwenttothecampandtheotherwenttohishouse.Butallwaswhitesnow.Everythingwasthesame.Howcouldhetakehisfriendsbacktothecamp?Bobhadanidea.Thehorses!Letthehorsestakethemback!Butwhatwouldhappenifthehorsestooktheroadtohishouse?Thatwouldbeatripofthirty—fivekilometersinsuchcoldweather!Itwasgettinglate.Theyrodeonandon.Atlastthehorsesstopped.Wherewerethey?Noneofthemcouldtell.JohnlookedarounD.Whatwasthatunderthetree?Itwasoneoftheirtents!53.WhydidJohnandhistwofriendsgototheforest?回答词数不超过7个54.HowdidBobfindtheirtents?回答词数不超过7个55.Whendidthestorymostlikelytohappen?回答词数不超过5个
JohnSnowwasafamousdoctorinLondon—soexpertindeedthatheattendedQueenVictoriaasherpersonal61physics.Buthebecameinspiredwhenhethoughtabout62helpordinarypeopleexposedtocholerA.Thiswasthe63diediseaseofitsday.64itscausenoritscurewasunderstooD.Sothousandsof65terrifypeoplediedeverytimetherewas66outbreak.JohnSnowwantedtofacethechallengeandsolvethisproblem.Heknewthatcholerawouldneverbecontrolleduntilitscause67find.Hewasinterestedintwo68theorythatpossiblyexplainedhowcholerakilledpeoplE.Thefirstsuggestedthatcholeramultipliedintheair.A.cloudofdangerousgasfloatedarounduntilitfounditsvictims.Thesecondsuggestedthatpeopleabsorbedthisdisease69theirbodieswiththeirmeals.Fromthestomachthedisease70quickattackedthebodyandsoontheaffectedpersondieD.
Whensomeonehasdeeplyhurtyouitcanbeverydifficulttoletgoofyouranger.Butforgivenessispossible---anditcanbesurprisingly61benefittoyourphysicalandmentalhealth.Sofarresearch62showthatpeoplewhoforgivecanhavemoreenergybetterappetiteandbettersleep.Peoplewhoforgiveshow63littleangerandmorehopefulnesssaysDr.FredericLuskinwhowrotethebookForgiveforGooD.Soitcanhelpreducethetirednessoutoftheimmunesystemandallowpeople64feelmoreenergetiC.Sowhensomeonehashurtyoucooldownfirst.Takeacoupleofbreathsandthinkofsomething__65givesyoupleasure:abeautifulsceneinnatureorsomeoneyoulovE.Don’twaitforan66apologize.ManytimesthepersonwhohurtyoumayneverthinkofapologizingsaysDr.Luskin.Theymayhavewantedtohurtyouortheyjustdon’tseethingsin67sameway.SoifyouwaitforpeopletosaysorryyoucouldbewaitingaverylongtimE.Nextkeepinmindthatforgivenessdoesnotnecessarilymean68accepttheactionofthepersonwhoupsetsyou.Insteadlearntolookforthelovebeautyandkindnessaroundyou.Finallytrytoseethings69theotherperson’sperspectivE.YoumayrealizethatheorshewasactingoutofignorancE.Togainperspectiveyoumaywanttowritealetterto70youfromthatperson’spointofview.
Therearemanyopinionsabouthappiness.Tosomehappinessisbeingsurrounded61.___familyandfriends.Toothershappinessmeans62._________achievesuccessinsomethingsuchasmeetingagoal.Tothose63.____havebeeninjuredorstrugglewithaphysicaldisabilityhappinesscan64.______simplemeanadaywithoutsufferingorjustbeingalivE.Thenhowtofindhappiness?SangLanis65._______verygoodexamplE.Whileshe66.___________injureandinhospitalsheamazedtheworldbythewaysheremained67.________cheer.AftershewentbacktoChinasheadapted68.__hernewlifequickly.NotonlydidshegraduatefromPekingUniversityin2007withadegreeinbroadcasting69._______shealsohostedasportsprogramaboutthe2008BeijingOlympics.Hercourageisadmirableandallofusshouldthinkabouthowsherebuiltherlife70._________ourlivesfeelunbearablE.
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Newscame101__________theChinesescientistTuYouyousharedthe2015NobelPrizeforPhysiologyorMedicinewithIrish-bornWilliamCampbellandJapan'sSatoshiOmuraforherdiscoveriesconcerninganewtherapy疗法againstmalaria疟疾.Aftershe102____________awardtheNobelPrizeformedicineTubecameworld-famousovernight.Artemisinin青蒿素isadrugthathas103__________significancereducedthedeathratesforpatients104__________sufferfrommalariA.ArtemisininissaidtoworkwellincuringmalariainAsiaandAfricathus105__________savemorethan100000livesyearlyinAfricaalonE.InaninterviewwithXinhuaNewsAgencyintheNigeriancapitalAbujatheexpertdescribedTu106__________averydistinguishedhardworkingwomanwhohasdoneanumberofresearchesandhasmadeabreakthroughinsomeofthedrugs107__________usenow.Dr.Tu108________ledtheteamthatmadetheimportantdiscoveryofartemisininwenttotheUSA109_________receivetheLaskerAwardforherclinicalmedicalresearchin2011.110________DrTuisnotsurewhethershewilltraveltoSwedeninDecembertoaccepttheawardconsideringherhealth.
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