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Liu Xiang sets the World 110m Hurdles record in Lausanne Lausanne, Switzerland — China’s Olympi...
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Carlstudiedinourhighschoolthreeyearsago.LastAugusthisfatherfoundajobinanothercityandhisfamilymovedthere.Hebegantostudyinanewschoolandweoftenwritetoeachother.Heoftentellsmesomethingaboutthecitywherehelivesnowandhisstudiesintheschool.SoIcanknowwhathappenstohim.LastFridayCarlcametoourcityagain.Hehopedtostaywithhisoldgrandpaduringthesummerholiday.He’stallerandstrongerthanbefore.Weswamintheriveroutsidethecitytogetherorhadapicnicontheisland.Itsurprisedmethathehaslearnedtocookwhenweweretravellinginthewildforest.Hetoldmehisparentswerebothbusyandsometimeshestayedathomealoneandhehadtolookafterhimself.HowdoyoulikeyourschoolIasked.Wonderfulsaidtheyoungman.Ithasatallbuildingandthere’retwochemistrylabstwobiologylabsandthreephysicsones.Andourlibraryisbigandthere’replentyofbooksinit.Icanseeyouarehappywithit.Yesansweredhe.Butourgeographyteacheroftensaystohimselfinclass.SodoesournewhistoryteacherIsaid.Buthedoesn’tnoticeit.Heoftentalkson’andonbutnoneofuslistenstohim!/Carl______sohelearnedtocook.
Notallpeoplegottheirnames21theirfathers.Somegottheirnamesfromtheplacesthey22.Forexampleafamilyhadlivedinavillage23manygreentreesandplantswascalledGreenorGreenberg.24theylivedinatowncalledMoortheywere25theMoores. Sometimespeoplegottheirnamesfrom26theylooked.A27personwasperhapscalledLong.Ifpeopleinafamilyhad28hairthefamilywassometimescalledtheBlacksortheBrowns.Iftheirhairwas29theymayhavebeencalledtheWhites. Peopleoften30theirnamesfromthekindof31theydid.Apersonwho32clothingwasnamedTaylor.33personwhobakedbreadwascalledBaker.Apersonwhohadaverygood34wasnamedSinger. Afterawhilethesenamesstayedwithpeopleand35familynamesthatarestillusedtoday. 29
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Notallpeoplegottheirnames21theirfathers.Somegottheirnamesfromtheplacesthey22.Forexampleafamilyhadlivedinavillage23manygreentreesandplantswascalledGreenorGreenberg.24theylivedinatowncalledMoortheywere25theMoores. Sometimespeoplegottheirnamesfrom26theylooked.A27personwasperhapscalledLong.Ifpeopleinafamilyhad28hairthefamilywassometimescalledtheBlacksortheBrowns.Iftheirhairwas29theymayhavebeencalledtheWhites. Peopleoften30theirnamesfromthekindof31theydid.Apersonwho32clothingwasnamedTaylor.33personwhobakedbreadwascalledBaker.Apersonwhohadaverygood34wasnamedSinger. Afterawhilethesenamesstayedwithpeopleand35familynamesthatarestillusedtoday. 21
Notallpeoplegottheirnames21theirfathers.Somegottheirnamesfromtheplacesthey22.Forexampleafamilyhadlivedinavillage23manygreentreesandplantswascalledGreenorGreenberg.24theylivedinatowncalledMoortheywere25theMoores. Sometimespeoplegottheirnamesfrom26theylooked.A27personwasperhapscalledLong.Ifpeopleinafamilyhad28hairthefamilywassometimescalledtheBlacksortheBrowns.Iftheirhairwas29theymayhavebeencalledtheWhites. Peopleoften30theirnamesfromthekindof31theydid.Apersonwho32clothingwasnamedTaylor.33personwhobakedbreadwascalledBaker.Apersonwhohadaverygood34wasnamedSinger. Afterawhilethesenamesstayedwithpeopleand35familynamesthatarestillusedtoday. 31
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Notallpeoplegottheirnames21theirfathers.Somegottheirnamesfromtheplacesthey22.Forexampleafamilyhadlivedinavillage23manygreentreesandplantswascalledGreenorGreenberg.24theylivedinatowncalledMoortheywere25theMoores. Sometimespeoplegottheirnamesfrom26theylooked.A27personwasperhapscalledLong.Ifpeopleinafamilyhad28hairthefamilywassometimescalledtheBlacksortheBrowns.Iftheirhairwas29theymayhavebeencalledtheWhites. Peopleoften30theirnamesfromthekindof31theydid.Apersonwho32clothingwasnamedTaylor.33personwhobakedbreadwascalledBaker.Apersonwhohadaverygood34wasnamedSinger. Afterawhilethesenamesstayedwithpeopleand35familynamesthatarestillusedtoday. 23
AboutonemillionyearsagotheIceAgebegan.TheIceAgewasalongperiodoftimeinwhichfourgreatglacierspushedsouthwardtocoveralmostalltheupperhalfofNorthAmericaandthenmeltedaway.EachglacierwasathicksheetoficeandsnowthatspreadoutfromacentrenearwhatisnowHudsonBayinCanada.Thewinterswerelongandthecoolsummersweretooshorttomeltmuchoftheiceandsnow.Theever-growingsheetbuiltuptoathicknessoftwomilesatitscentre.Asallglaciersdothesegreatglaciersslid.Theypusheddowngianttreesintheirpathsandscrapedtheearthbareofsoil.Manyanimalsmovedfarthersouthtoescape.Othersstayedandweredestroyed.Whenwintersoflittlesnowcamethesummersuncutintotheedgesoftheicesheets.Astheglaciersmeltedrockssoilandotherthingsthathadmixedwiththeiceandsnowwereleft.Newhillslakesandriverswereformed.Thelastofthegreatglaciersbeganitsmeltingabout11000yearsago.ItsmeltingformedtheGreatLakesTheselakesaretodaylittlechangedfromtheirearlysizesandshapes.ThelargestoftheNorthAmericanriversystemswasalsoinfluencedbytheglaciers.ThisistheMississippi-MissouriOhiosystem.Theseriversweremileswideatfirst.Throughtheyearstheysettledintotheirpresentchannels.Themainideaofthispassageis______.
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