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Joeranthroughthestopsignandwascaughtbythepoliceofficer. Joe:SirdidIdoanythingwrong Officer:Yessir.Youranthroughthestopsign.56yourdriverlicenseplease Joe:Oh57Ididn’tseethestopsignatthecorner.Ididn’tmeanit. Officer:Thatdoesn’tjustifyyourviolation.MayIsee58please Joe:OhsorrysirIdon’thaveitonme.HonestlyIforgotitbackatthehouse.ButIhavetheinsurancepolicywithme.59. Officer:60heresir.I’llcomebackinamoment. 58
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Igetalotoflettersatthistimeofyearfrompeoplecomplainingthattheyhaveacoldwhichwon’tgoaway.Therearesomanydifferentstoriesabouthowtopreventorcureacold;it’softendifficulttoknowwhattodo.Althoughcoldsarerarelydangerousexceptforpeoplewhoarealreadyweaksuchastheelderlyoryoungbabiestheyarealwaysuncomfortableandusuallymostunpleasant.Ofcourseyoucanbuylotsofmedicineswhichwillhelptomakeyourcoldlessunpleasantbutyoumustrememberthatnothingcanactuallycureacoldormakeitgoawayanyfaster.Anotherthingisthatanymedicinewhichisstrongenoughtomakeyoufeelbettercouldbedangerousifyouarealreadytakingdragsforsomeotherillnesssoalwayscheckwithyourchemistordoctortoseewhethertheyareallrightforyou.Andremembertheymightmakeyousleepy.Pleasedon’ttrytodriveiftheydo!Lastlyasfarasavoidingcoldsthebestansweristokeepstrongandhealthy--you’llhavelesschanceofcatchingacoldandifyoudoitshouldnotbesobad. Wheremightthispassagecomefrom
Ontelevisionallovertheworldthereareprogrammesabouttheworkofthepolice.Theyarepopularbecausetheyareusuallyveryexciting.InLondonthereisatelevisionprogrammecalled"PoliceFive"--becauseitisonforfiveminutesonceaweek.AtelevisionreporterShawTaylortalksaboutcrimesintheLondonarea.Heasksforpublichelp.ThepolicestationneedsthehelpofordinarypeoplebecausesometimesyouorIhaveinformationthatcanbeusefultothepolice. ShawTaylorshowspicturesofpaintingsjewellery珠宝andotherthingswhichthievesstoleduringtheweek.Sometimesheshowsthecarthatthethievesescapedin.Whenpeopleseemenorthingsonthetelevisionprogrammewhichtheymayremembertheycantellthepolicewheretheysawthem.Withtheirhelpthepolicemaycatchmorecriminals. Sometimesthepolicefindacarorsomemoney.ShawTaylorshowsthemontelevision.Theownerssometimesseethem.Thentheycantelephonethepoliceandsay"Thankyouverymuch--that’smine!" ThetelevisionprogrammeiscalledPoliceFivebecauseitisabouttheworkofthepoliceand
There21twomainkindsofsports．Thesetwokindsofsportsareteamsportsandindividualsports．Teamsportsaresuchsports22baseballbasketballandvolleyball．Teamsports23twoseparateteams．Theteamsplay24eachother．Theycompeteagainsteachother25getthebestscore．Forexampleinafootball26ifteamAgets7pointsandteamBgets3pointsteamA27thegame．Teamsportsaresometimescalledcompetitivesports． Besidesteamsports．thereis28maintypeorkindofsportingactivity．The29typeisindividualsports．In30sportstherearenoteams.Thereisn’tany31．Peopleplayindividualsportsinordertoget32．Theydon’tplayindividualsports33thecompetition．34speakingtheywanttogetsomeexercisenottowinagame．Individualsportsaresuchsportsasswimming35andrunning． 23
Thetrafficlightswereredwhenthedriverreachedthem.Tothesurpriseofhispassengerthecardidnotslowdown.Unexpectedlythepassengerwasthrownforwardinthevehicleasthedriverputonhisbrakesatthelastmoment.Thecarstoppedjustintime. "SorryIdidn’tnoticethelight.IthoughtitwasgreenuntilIsawthatitwasthetoplightwhichwasshining." Thisstrangestoryisquitetrue.Abouttenmenineveryhundredarecolorblindinsomeway;womenareluckier--onlyaboutoneintwohundredsuffersfromcolorblindness. Insomecasesamanmaynotbeabletoseedeepred.Hemaythinkthatredorangeandyellowareallthesameasgreen. Peopleoftenlikeonecolormorethanothers.Blueisthecoloroftheskyandsea.Greenmakesusthinkoffieldsandtrees.Redisthecolorofbloodandmakessomepeoplethinkofdanger.Blackisthecolorofnight.Inthedarkwecannotseewhatisaroundussowearesometimesafraidoftheunknownanddonotlikeblackasacolor. Amongthetrafficlightsredlightisplaced
TherePicturesfromouterspacenowshowushowmuchlandhaschangedonearth.TheseimagesaretakenbyLandsat7agovernmentsatellite.Thesatelliteshavebeenusedfor27years.Theyrevealtheclear-cuttingofforestsinthenorthwesternpartoftheUnitedStates.PicturesshowthelossofrainforestsinSouthAmerica. NASA’sDarrelWilliamsspeaksabouttheLandsat7Project.Hesaidthataneruptioncausedtreestobumupinalargeforest.Fifteenyearslaterpinkishimagesfromspaceshowthatthetreesandplantlifearegrowingagain.Williamssaysthatclear-cutareaseasilyshowupinthepictures.HewantsAmericanstolookathowmuchlandisbeingclearedofforestsinourcountry. Satelliteshaveprovidedotherinformationaboutchangesonearth.InthepasttenyearsmorethanfourmileshaveshrunkfromglaciersinAlaska.Landsat7receivedthesecomputerimagesofGlacierBayinAlaska. HurricanesFloydandIrenehavedamagedthecoastlineinNorthCarolina.Runofffromfarmsandsilthavegoneintotheoceanaccordingtosatelliteimages.LossoftreesandforestshavecausedhottersummersinsoutherncitiessuchasAtlantaGeorgia. TheLandsat7imagesarelikepicturesinaphotoalbum.Insteadofpicturesofthefamilythealbumshowschangesaroundtheglobeinthepast25years. AnewsatelliteTerraisgoingtobelaunchedbyNASAsoon.ItwillbemoreadvancedthatLandsat7andwilltakeimportantglobalpictures.OceantemperaturesandenergylosswillbeprovidedbyTerradaily. NASAcantellthatvegetationisgrowingbackbecauseof
DuringtheOlympicGamespeoplefromallovertheworldcometogetherinpeaceandfriendship.ThefirstOlympicGamesthatwehave21ofwereinGreecein776B.C.Thegameslastedoneday.Theonly22inthefirstthirteenOlympicGameswasarace.Menranthelengthofthestadium.In1896thegameswere23againinAthensGreece.TheGreeks24anewstadiumforthecompetition.31125fromthirteencountries26inmanyevents.The27becamenationalheroes.After1896thegameswereheldeveryfouryearsduringthesummerindifferentcitiesaroundthe28.In1908inLondonEnglandthefirstgold29weregiventowinningathletes.TheOlympicWinterGames30in1924inChamonixFrance.Athletescompetedin31eventssuchasskiingiceskatingandicehockey.TodaytheWinterGamestakeplace32fouryears.UntilrecentlyOlympiccompetitorscouldnotbe33athletes.AlloftheathletesintheOlympicGameswereamateurs.Today34manyoftheOlympicathletesareprofessionalswhoplaytheirsports35moneyduringtheyear.Somepeopledisagreewiththisidea. 34
DuringtheOlympicGamespeoplefromallovertheworldcometogetherinpeaceandfriendship.ThefirstOlympicGamesthatwehave21ofwereinGreecein776B.C.Thegameslastedoneday.Theonly22inthefirstthirteenOlympicGameswasarace.Menranthelengthofthestadium.In1896thegameswere23againinAthensGreece.TheGreeks24anewstadiumforthecompetition.31125fromthirteencountries26inmanyevents.The27becamenationalheroes.After1896thegameswereheldeveryfouryearsduringthesummerindifferentcitiesaroundthe28.In1908inLondonEnglandthefirstgold29weregiventowinningathletes.TheOlympicWinterGames30in1924inChamonixFrance.Athletescompetedin31eventssuchasskiingiceskatingandicehockey.TodaytheWinterGamestakeplace32fouryears.UntilrecentlyOlympiccompetitorscouldnotbe33athletes.AlloftheathletesintheOlympicGameswereamateurs.Today34manyoftheOlympicathletesareprofessionalswhoplaytheirsports35moneyduringtheyear.Somepeopledisagreewiththisidea. 32
There21twomainkindsofsports．Thesetwokindsofsportsareteamsportsandindividualsports．Teamsportsaresuchsports22baseballbasketballandvolleyball．Teamsports23twoseparateteams．Theteamsplay24eachother．Theycompeteagainsteachother25getthebestscore．Forexampleinafootball26ifteamAgets7pointsandteamBgets3pointsteamA27thegame．Teamsportsaresometimescalledcompetitivesports． Besidesteamsports．thereis28maintypeorkindofsportingactivity．The29typeisindividualsports．In30sportstherearenoteams.Thereisn’tany31．Peopleplayindividualsportsinordertoget32．Theydon’tplayindividualsports33thecompetition．34speakingtheywanttogetsomeexercisenottowinagame．Individualsportsaresuchsportsasswimming35andrunning． 21
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There21twomainkindsofsports．Thesetwokindsofsportsareteamsportsandindividualsports．Teamsportsaresuchsports22baseballbasketballandvolleyball．Teamsports23twoseparateteams．Theteamsplay24eachother．Theycompeteagainsteachother25getthebestscore．Forexampleinafootball26ifteamAgets7pointsandteamBgets3pointsteamA27thegame．Teamsportsaresometimescalledcompetitivesports． Besidesteamsports．thereis28maintypeorkindofsportingactivity．The29typeisindividualsports．In30sportstherearenoteams.Thereisn’tany31．Peopleplayindividualsportsinordertoget32．Theydon’tplayindividualsports33thecompetition．34speakingtheywanttogetsomeexercisenottowinagame．Individualsportsaresuchsportsasswimming35andrunning． 29
TherePicturesfromouterspacenowshowushowmuchlandhaschangedonearth.TheseimagesaretakenbyLandsat7agovernmentsatellite.Thesatelliteshavebeenusedfor27years.Theyrevealtheclear-cuttingofforestsinthenorthwesternpartoftheUnitedStates.PicturesshowthelossofrainforestsinSouthAmerica. NASA’sDarrelWilliamsspeaksabouttheLandsat7Project.Hesaidthataneruptioncausedtreestobumupinalargeforest.Fifteenyearslaterpinkishimagesfromspaceshowthatthetreesandplantlifearegrowingagain.Williamssaysthatclear-cutareaseasilyshowupinthepictures.HewantsAmericanstolookathowmuchlandisbeingclearedofforestsinourcountry. Satelliteshaveprovidedotherinformationaboutchangesonearth.InthepasttenyearsmorethanfourmileshaveshrunkfromglaciersinAlaska.Landsat7receivedthesecomputerimagesofGlacierBayinAlaska. HurricanesFloydandIrenehavedamagedthecoastlineinNorthCarolina.Runofffromfarmsandsilthavegoneintotheoceanaccordingtosatelliteimages.LossoftreesandforestshavecausedhottersummersinsoutherncitiessuchasAtlantaGeorgia. TheLandsat7imagesarelikepicturesinaphotoalbum.Insteadofpicturesofthefamilythealbumshowschangesaroundtheglobeinthepast25years. AnewsatelliteTerraisgoingtobelaunchedbyNASAsoon.ItwillbemoreadvancedthatLandsat7andwilltakeimportantglobalpictures.OceantemperaturesandenergylosswillbeprovidedbyTerradaily. Siltandheavyrun-offfromfarmsinNorthCarolinawerecausedby
Thetrafficlightswereredwhenthedriverreachedthem.Tothesurpriseofhispassengerthecardidnotslowdown.Unexpectedlythepassengerwasthrownforwardinthevehicleasthedriverputonhisbrakesatthelastmoment.Thecarstoppedjustintime. "SorryIdidn’tnoticethelight.IthoughtitwasgreenuntilIsawthatitwasthetoplightwhichwasshining." Thisstrangestoryisquitetrue.Abouttenmenineveryhundredarecolorblindinsomeway;womenareluckier--onlyaboutoneintwohundredsuffersfromcolorblindness. Insomecasesamanmaynotbeabletoseedeepred.Hemaythinkthatredorangeandyellowareallthesameasgreen. Peopleoftenlikeonecolormorethanothers.Blueisthecoloroftheskyandsea.Greenmakesusthinkoffieldsandtrees.Redisthecolorofbloodandmakessomepeoplethinkofdanger.Blackisthecolorofnight.Inthedarkwecannotseewhatisaroundussowearesometimesafraidoftheunknownanddonotlikeblackasacolor. Oneisconsideredasacolorblindmanif
Joeranthroughthestopsignandwascaughtbythepoliceofficer. Joe:SirdidIdoanythingwrong Officer:Yessir.Youranthroughthestopsign.56yourdriverlicenseplease Joe:Oh57Ididn’tseethestopsignatthecorner.Ididn’tmeanit. Officer:Thatdoesn’tjustifyyourviolation.MayIsee58please Joe:OhsorrysirIdon’thaveitonme.HonestlyIforgotitbackatthehouse.ButIhavetheinsurancepolicywithme.59. Officer:60heresir.I’llcomebackinamoment. 60
______weneedairandwaterweneedcriticismandselfcriticism.
JohnJamesAudubonwasbornin1785anddiedin1851buthisnameisstillspokeneveryday.Andubonwasascientistwholovednature.Hewantedtoshowpeopletheimportanceofnatureintheirlives.Hewasespeciallyinterestedinbirdsandpaintedmanypicturesofthem. In1905theNationalAudubonSocietywasformedbypeoplewhowerealsointerestedinbirdsandwantedtocontinueAudubon’snaturestudies.EvennowwhenpeoplethinkoftheAudubonSocietytheyusuallythinkofbirds.Butthesocietydoesotherthingsbesideswatchingbirds. ThemembersoftheSocietytrytoimprovetheenvironmentasmuchastheycan.Theyhavehelpedpassmanylawsthatprotectbirdsandanimalsandpeopletoo.Theytaughtyoungpeoplehowtoprotecttheirenvironment.Theytrytomaketheirowncommunitiescleanerbetterplacestolivein. JohnJamesAudubonknewthatnaturewasimportant.Hedidnotknowhowimportanthisworkwouldbecome. HowdidthemembersoftheSocietytrytoimprovetheenvironment
Nowhere______somanypeopleplantingtrees.
Igetalotoflettersatthistimeofyearfrompeoplecomplainingthattheyhaveacoldwhichwon’tgoaway.Therearesomanydifferentstoriesabouthowtopreventorcureacold;it’softendifficulttoknowwhattodo.Althoughcoldsarerarelydangerousexceptforpeoplewhoarealreadyweaksuchastheelderlyoryoungbabiestheyarealwaysuncomfortableandusuallymostunpleasant.Ofcourseyoucanbuylotsofmedicineswhichwillhelptomakeyourcoldlessunpleasantbutyoumustrememberthatnothingcanactuallycureacoldormakeitgoawayanyfaster.Anotherthingisthatanymedicinewhichisstrongenoughtomakeyoufeelbettercouldbedangerousifyouarealreadytakingdragsforsomeotherillnesssoalwayscheckwithyourchemistordoctortoseewhethertheyareallrightforyou.Andremembertheymightmakeyousleepy.Pleasedon’ttrytodriveiftheydo!Lastlyasfarasavoidingcoldsthebestansweristokeepstrongandhealthy--you’llhavelesschanceofcatchingacoldandifyoudoitshouldnotbesobad. WhichofthefollowingstatementsisNOTtree
JohnJamesAudubonwasbornin1785anddiedin1851buthisnameisstillspokeneveryday.Andubonwasascientistwholovednature.Hewantedtoshowpeopletheimportanceofnatureintheirlives.Hewasespeciallyinterestedinbirdsandpaintedmanypicturesofthem. In1905theNationalAudubonSocietywasformedbypeoplewhowerealsointerestedinbirdsandwantedtocontinueAudubon’snaturestudies.EvennowwhenpeoplethinkoftheAudubonSocietytheyusuallythinkofbirds.Butthesocietydoesotherthingsbesideswatchingbirds. ThemembersoftheSocietytrytoimprovetheenvironmentasmuchastheycan.Theyhavehelpedpassmanylawsthatprotectbirdsandanimalsandpeopletoo.Theytaughtyoungpeoplehowtoprotecttheirenvironment.Theytrytomaketheirowncommunitiescleanerbetterplacestolivein. JohnJamesAudubonknewthatnaturewasimportant.Hedidnotknowhowimportanthisworkwouldbecome. Whatisimportantinpeople’slives
Joeranthroughthestopsignandwascaughtbythepoliceofficer. Joe:SirdidIdoanythingwrong Officer:Yessir.Youranthroughthestopsign.56yourdriverlicenseplease Joe:Oh57Ididn’tseethestopsignatthecorner.Ididn’tmeanit. Officer:Thatdoesn’tjustifyyourviolation.MayIsee58please Joe:OhsorrysirIdon’thaveitonme.HonestlyIforgotitbackatthehouse.ButIhavetheinsurancepolicywithme.59. Officer:60heresir.I’llcomebackinamoment. 56
Itisnecessaryfortechnicians______oneortwoforeignlanguages．
Itwasinthatsmallroom______theyworkedhardanddreamedofbetterdaystocome.
There21twomainkindsofsports．Thesetwokindsofsportsareteamsportsandindividualsports．Teamsportsaresuchsports22baseballbasketballandvolleyball．Teamsports23twoseparateteams．Theteamsplay24eachother．Theycompeteagainsteachother25getthebestscore．Forexampleinafootball26ifteamAgets7pointsandteamBgets3pointsteamA27thegame．Teamsportsaresometimescalledcompetitivesports． Besidesteamsports．thereis28maintypeorkindofsportingactivity．The29typeisindividualsports．In30sportstherearenoteams.Thereisn’tany31．Peopleplayindividualsportsinordertoget32．Theydon’tplayindividualsports33thecompetition．34speakingtheywanttogetsomeexercisenottowinagame．Individualsportsaresuchsportsasswimming35andrunning． 25
There21twomainkindsofsports．Thesetwokindsofsportsareteamsportsandindividualsports．Teamsportsaresuchsports22baseballbasketballandvolleyball．Teamsports23twoseparateteams．Theteamsplay24eachother．Theycompeteagainsteachother25getthebestscore．Forexampleinafootball26ifteamAgets7pointsandteamBgets3pointsteamA27thegame．Teamsportsaresometimescalledcompetitivesports． Besidesteamsports．thereis28maintypeorkindofsportingactivity．The29typeisindividualsports．In30sportstherearenoteams.Thereisn’tany31．Peopleplayindividualsportsinordertoget32．Theydon’tplayindividualsports33thecompetition．34speakingtheywanttogetsomeexercisenottowinagame．Individualsportsaresuchsportsasswimming35andrunning． 27
Scientists______thatbacteriathroughmicroscopesformanyyears．
Ontelevisionallovertheworldthereareprogrammesabouttheworkofthepolice.Theyarepopularbecausetheyareusuallyveryexciting.InLondonthereisatelevisionprogrammecalled"PoliceFive"--becauseitisonforfiveminutesonceaweek.AtelevisionreporterShawTaylortalksaboutcrimesintheLondonarea.Heasksforpublichelp.ThepolicestationneedsthehelpofordinarypeoplebecausesometimesyouorIhaveinformationthatcanbeusefultothepolice. ShawTaylorshowspicturesofpaintingsjewellery珠宝andotherthingswhichthievesstoleduringtheweek.Sometimesheshowsthecarthatthethievesescapedin.Whenpeopleseemenorthingsonthetelevisionprogrammewhichtheymayremembertheycantellthepolicewheretheysawthem.Withtheirhelpthepolicemaycatchmorecriminals. Sometimesthepolicefindacarorsomemoney.ShawTaylorshowsthemontelevision.Theownerssometimesseethem.Thentheycantelephonethepoliceandsay"Thankyouverymuch--that’smine!" Thepolicestationasksforpublichelpbecause
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