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PassageOne Oneofthewell-knownofAmericanwritersisSamuelClemenswhosepennameisMarkTwain.Bornin1835TwaingrewupintheMississippiRivertownofHannibalMissouri.AsdidmanyotherboysofhisdayTwaindreamedoftravelingonriverboatsandofsomedaybecomingariverboatpilot.TwainusedhismemoriesofthelifeofarivertowninhistwomostfamousbooksHuckleberryFinnandTomSawyer. AsayoungmanTwainheldmanyjobs.Hewasaprinteragoodminerandforatimehewasariverboatpilot.DuringhispilotdaysheadoptedthenameMarkTwain.Thiswasatermusedbytheboatmentomeanthatthewatermeasuredtwofathomsortwelvefeetwhichwasdeepenoughforsafepassage. FinallyTwainbecameasuccessfulwriter.HetraveledagreatdealwritingandspeakingandbecameverypopularbothintheUnitedStatesandinEurope. Twain’sstyleofwritingwassimpleanddirect.Amongthethingshewroteaboutweresuperstitious迷信的peopleandpeoplewhowereeasilyfooled.Heusedhisunusualgiftforhumortowriteaboutmanythingsofimportance. WheredidthenameMarkTwaincomefrom
OnedayIwasshoppingwithMarywhenagroupofwhitemenfoundus.Atallman21upandaskedmewhereIlived.Marywassoangry22shesaid"That’snoneofyourbusiness.IfanyofyoudaretofollowusI’lltellthepolice."Thewhitemenhadtogo23ThenMarywarnedmenottobeintown24afterdark.ShetoldmethatwheneverIcame25thewhitemenwhotriedtostopmeIshouldwalkrightand26themasifIsawnothing. TwoweekslaterMarywasfound27inapoolofblood.Herdeathbroughtbackmemoriesofwhatshe28toldme.Icouldn’t29itanylonger.Atthattimemythoughtswerenolongeraboutschool.WhatIwantedwastogetthe30tostandupandfight! 23
PassageFive CirqueduSoleilsayit:SerkduSo-layisbeingaccusedofout-datedthinkingaboutthedangersofAIDS.ItisamodemacrobaticcircusfromCanadathattoursintheUnitedStatesandothercountries. LastAprilthecompanyfiredMatthewCusickbecausehewasHIVpositive.Thiswasafterhespentfourmonthslearninghispartinanact. AspokesmanforthecircussaidCusickwasfiredforsafetyreasons.Theysaidhewasadangertoothers. Hedisagreed. HundredsofpeoplepicketedashowinSanFrancisco.Theysaidthatfiringhimwasnotlegal. Cusicksaysthecompanyknewhe.wasHIVpositivewhentheyhiredhim.Itwasnotfairtolethimputsomuchtimeintolearninghisactandthenfirehimbeforeheperformed. Hesaysheisnotadangertoothers.PeoplecanonlygetAIDSifinfectedbloodcontactsanotherperson’sbloodoropenwound. Thecompanysayswhattheiracrobatsdoisveryverydangerous.Theyperformtrickswithoutnets.Someonemightfallandgethurt.Itcouldbebloody.TheysayitistooriskytoletapersonwithHIVtakepartinanact. Peoplewhorunthecircussayithurtstobeaccusedofdiscrimination. MatthewCusicksayshefeelshurtthathecan’tperforminthebigblueandyellowtent. DozensofartistsactorswritersandentertainersgotinvolvedinprotestingthefiringofMatthewCusick.Somenamesyoumightknoware:theActors’EquityUnion45000membersRosieO’DonnellRodMcKuenandChadAllen.TheyalsoprotestedatashowinginOrangeCounty.Theysaid"HIVdiscriminationisunacceptable." CirqueduSoleilisa
A.YesI’llputyouthrough. B.NoIprefertohangonit’sveryimportant. C.Certainlysir.Howmuchdoyoudraw D.HangupandI’llcallyouback. E.I’mafraidhe’soutoftheofficeandwon’tbebackforanhourorso. F.I’mafraidyouseemtohavethewrongnumber. G.Goodafternoon.CanIhelpyou H.IamsorrybutmayIaskonemorequestion YesI’dliketospeaktothepersonwhodealswithpayingyoursuppliersplease.
PassageOne Oneofthewell-knownofAmericanwritersisSamuelClemenswhosepennameisMarkTwain.Bornin1835TwaingrewupintheMississippiRivertownofHannibalMissouri.AsdidmanyotherboysofhisdayTwaindreamedoftravelingonriverboatsandofsomedaybecomingariverboatpilot.TwainusedhismemoriesofthelifeofarivertowninhistwomostfamousbooksHuckleberryFinnandTomSawyer. AsayoungmanTwainheldmanyjobs.Hewasaprinteragoodminerandforatimehewasariverboatpilot.DuringhispilotdaysheadoptedthenameMarkTwain.Thiswasatermusedbytheboatmentomeanthatthewatermeasuredtwofathomsortwelvefeetwhichwasdeepenoughforsafepassage. FinallyTwainbecameasuccessfulwriter.HetraveledagreatdealwritingandspeakingandbecameverypopularbothintheUnitedStatesandinEurope. Twain’sstyleofwritingwassimpleanddirect.Amongthethingshewroteaboutweresuperstitious迷信的peopleandpeoplewhowereeasilyfooled.Heusedhisunusualgiftforhumortowriteaboutmanythingsofimportance. WhichoneofthesesentencesisNOTtrue
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OnedayIwasshoppingwithMarywhenagroupofwhitemenfoundus.Atallman21upandaskedmewhereIlived.Marywassoangry22shesaid"That’snoneofyourbusiness.IfanyofyoudaretofollowusI’lltellthepolice."Thewhitemenhadtogo23ThenMarywarnedmenottobeintown24afterdark.ShetoldmethatwheneverIcame25thewhitemenwhotriedtostopmeIshouldwalkrightand26themasifIsawnothing. TwoweekslaterMarywasfound27inapoolofblood.Herdeathbroughtbackmemoriesofwhatshe28toldme.Icouldn’t29itanylonger.Atthattimemythoughtswerenolongeraboutschool.WhatIwantedwastogetthe30tostandupandfight! 27
PassageFour Youhavebeenbadlyinjuredinacaraccident.Itisnecessarytogiveyouabloodtransfusionbecauseyoulostagreatdealofbloodintheaccident.Howeverspecialcaremustbetakeninselectingnewbloodforyou.Ifthebloodistoodifferentfromyourownthetransfusioncouldkillyou. Therearefourbasictypesofblood;ABABandO.Asimpletestcanindicateaperson’sbloodtype.Everybodyisbornwithoneofthesefourtypesofblood.Bloodtypelikehaircolorandheightisinheritedfromparents. Becauseofsubstancescontainedineachtypethefourgroupsmustbetransfusedcarefully.BasicallyAandBcannotbemixed.AandBcannotreceiveABbutABmayreceiveAorB.Ocangivetoanyothergrouphenceitisoftencalledtheuniversaldonor.FortheoppositereasonABsometimescalledtheuniversalrecipient.Howeverbecausesomanyreactionscanoccurintransfusionspatientsusuallyreceiveonlysaltorplasmauntiltheirbloodcanbematchedasexactlyaspossibleinthebloodbankofahospital.Inthiswayitispossibletoavoidanybadreactionstothetransfusion. Thereisarelationshipbetweenyourbloodtypeandyournationality.AmongEuropeansandpeopleofEuropeanancestryabout42percenthavetypeAwhile45percenthavetypeO.TherarestistypeAB.Otherraceshavedifferentpercentages.ForexamplesomeAmericanIndiangroupshavenearly100percenttypeO. PeoplewithtypeAbloodcanreceive
PassageFive CirqueduSoleilsayit:SerkduSo-layisbeingaccusedofout-datedthinkingaboutthedangersofAIDS.ItisamodemacrobaticcircusfromCanadathattoursintheUnitedStatesandothercountries. LastAprilthecompanyfiredMatthewCusickbecausehewasHIVpositive.Thiswasafterhespentfourmonthslearninghispartinanact. AspokesmanforthecircussaidCusickwasfiredforsafetyreasons.Theysaidhewasadangertoothers. Hedisagreed. HundredsofpeoplepicketedashowinSanFrancisco.Theysaidthatfiringhimwasnotlegal. Cusicksaysthecompanyknewhe.wasHIVpositivewhentheyhiredhim.Itwasnotfairtolethimputsomuchtimeintolearninghisactandthenfirehimbeforeheperformed. Hesaysheisnotadangertoothers.PeoplecanonlygetAIDSifinfectedbloodcontactsanotherperson’sbloodoropenwound. Thecompanysayswhattheiracrobatsdoisveryverydangerous.Theyperformtrickswithoutnets.Someonemightfallandgethurt.Itcouldbebloody.TheysayitistooriskytoletapersonwithHIVtakepartinanact. Peoplewhorunthecircussayithurtstobeaccusedofdiscrimination. MatthewCusicksayshefeelshurtthathecan’tperforminthebigblueandyellowtent. DozensofartistsactorswritersandentertainersgotinvolvedinprotestingthefiringofMatthewCusick.Somenamesyoumightknoware:theActors’EquityUnion45000membersRosieO’DonnellRodMcKuenandChadAllen.TheyalsoprotestedatashowinginOrangeCounty.Theysaid"HIVdiscriminationisunacceptable." CirqueduSoleilofficialssaidtheirtopconcernwas
OnedayIwasshoppingwithMarywhenagroupofwhitemenfoundus.Atallman21upandaskedmewhereIlived.Marywassoangry22shesaid"That’snoneofyourbusiness.IfanyofyoudaretofollowusI’lltellthepolice."Thewhitemenhadtogo23ThenMarywarnedmenottobeintown24afterdark.ShetoldmethatwheneverIcame25thewhitemenwhotriedtostopmeIshouldwalkrightand26themasifIsawnothing. TwoweekslaterMarywasfound27inapoolofblood.Herdeathbroughtbackmemoriesofwhatshe28toldme.Icouldn’t29itanylonger.Atthattimemythoughtswerenolongeraboutschool.WhatIwantedwastogetthe30tostandupandfight! 25
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PassageTwo TheearliestimmigrantstoNorthAmericafoundIndiansalreadylivingthere.TheIndiansnumberedabout500000atthattime.Theirsocietywasaprimitivesocietybuttheylivedpeacefullyandwelcomedthewhitestrangerstotheland.HowevertheseearlyimmigrantsfromEuropedidn’twanttosharethelandwiththenatives.TheykilledoffmanyoftheIndiansseizedtheirlandorpushedthemofftolandsfartheraway.TodaytheIndiansnotmorethanhalfamillionliveinpovertyandmiseryonthelandonwhichtheywereoncemasters. TheearliestimmigrantsweretheSpanishwhosettledinthesouthernpartofwhatisnowtheU.S.ThenextlargegroupweretheEnglishaftertheEnglishcametheFrenchDutchIrishGermansandothernationalitygroupsmostlyEuropean. AnotherearlygrouptoarriveweretheNegroes.ButtheywerebroughtinasslavesfromAfrica.Theydidn’twinfreedomtillgenerationslater. FromthispassageyoucanseeatleastkindsofpeoplelivinginNorthAmericaarementioned.
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