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Thingsthatmoveobeycertainlaws.ThreeimportantlawsofmotionwereestablishedbyIsaacNewton1642～1727.NEWTONⅠ:INERTIANewton’sfirstlawofmotionseemssimple:Objectsatresttendtoremainatrest___33___movingonescontinuetomoveatauniformspeedinastraightline---____34____acteduponbyanoutsideforcE.ThisresistancetochangeiscalledinertiaanditexplainsalotofeverydayexperiencesnomatterwhereyouhappentolivE.Oneisthatwhenthecarorairplaneyou’reinbeginstomoveyourbodyispushedback___35_____theseat.Thatisittendstoremainatrest_36________________theforward-movingforceofthevehicletransferredtoyouthroughtheseat.____37___aspectofthislawshowsthatthenormalcoursesforfreelymovingobjectsisastraightlinE.Thatexplainswhywhenyouwhirlsomethingaroundyourhead---suchasaballonastring---andthenletitgotheballfliesstraight.It___38___keepscirclingyourheadnordoesitmoveoffinasweepingcurvE.NEWTONⅡ:F=MANewton’ssecondlawrelatestheamountofforceneededtomoveanobjecttotheobject’smassanditsacceleration.Pushachildinaswingorrideaplanetaroundthesunandyou’reusingNewton’ssecondlawofmotionwhichstatesthat_____39_______youwanttochangethespeedordirectionofsomethingyouhavetoapplyanappropriateforcE.ThebiggerthemassorthelargertheintendedaccelerationthegreaterthenecessaryforcE.Thislaw’sformulaallowsengineerstocalculatewhat’srequiredtolaunchajetfighterfromanaircraftcarrierorhowstrongaseatbelt__40_____betorestrainsaya160-poundpersonwhenhiscarstopssuddenlywhiletravellingat60mph.
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PerhapsIamcourageousbutthat'sbecauseI'vehadsomeinspiringteachers.I'lltellyouaboutoneofthem.ManyyearsagowhenIworked__25__avolunteeratStanfordHospitalIgottoknowalittlegirlnamedLizawhowassufferingfromarareandseriousdiseasE.Heronlychanceofrecoveryappearedtobeabloodtransfusion输血fromherfive-year-oldbrotherwho__26__survivethesamediseaseanddevelopedtheantibodiesneededtocombattheillness.Thedoctorexplainedthesituationtoherlittlebrotherandaskedtheboy__27__hewouldbewillingtogivehisbloodtohissister.Isawhim__28__hesitateforamoment__29__takingadeepbreathandsayingYesI'lldoitifitwillsaveLizA.Asthetransfusionprogressedhelayinabednexttohissistersmiling.__30__thenhisfacegrewpaleandhissmilefadeD.Helookedatthedoctorandaskedwith__31__tremblingvoiceWillIstarttodierightaway?Beingyoungtheboyhadmisunderstoodthedoctor.HethoughthewasgoingtohavetogiveallhisblooD.
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ThewarmweatheroutsidemaylookperfectforoutdoorexercisE.Butforthosewhoarenotthatsporty21____________couldbenicerthanhavingarelaxingafternoonteawithafewgoodfriendsandtakingabreakfromstudying.Butareyoufamiliarwiththecultureofafternoontea----itsoriginswhat’sincludedandtheproperetiquette?Wesumupafewthingsyouneed22________knowaboutthistraditionalEnglishcustomsothatyoucanenjoyitmorE.23________thetraditionofdrinkingteadatesbacktomorethan3000BCinChinaitwasnotuntilthemid17thcentury24________theconceptofafternoonteafirstappearedintheUK.In1840AnnaMariaRusselltheseventhDuchessofBedford25________startaskingforateatraywithbutterbreadandcakesat4p.m.everydayasshefoundshewashungryatthistimeandtheeveningmealinherhouseholdwasservedfashionablylateat8p.m.Shefoundthisnewhabitdifficulttobreakandsooninvitedotherladiesinsocietytojoinher.Thispauseforteaquicklybecameafashionablesocialevent.Duringthe1880supper-classandsocietywomen26________changeintolonggowns礼服glovesandhatsfortheirafternoonteA.Traditionalafternoontea27________istypicallyservedbetween4p.m.and6p.m.istechnicallyasmallmealnotadrink.Itconsistsofaselectionofdaintysandwichesfreshlybakedscones松饼.Ofcourseteaorcoffee28_________servewithmilkandsugarisalsoprovideD.
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Heisnotjustaclassicalmusicsuperstar.Heisa41________superstar.Only3yearsoldtheChinesepianistLangLanghasbecomeaninspirationtotensofmillionsaroundtheworlD.AmonghisdazzlinglonglistoftitlesLangis42________UNICEFgoodwillambassador联合国儿童基金会亲善大使orthemostspecialonE.BeingaUNICEFgoodwillambassadoristhebestdecisionIhavemadeandwilldefinitelybethebest43________inmylifeLangsaidinarecentexclusiveinterviewwithXinhuaattheUNheadquartersinNewYork.NamedthisyearbyTIMEmagazineasonetheWorld’s100Most44________PeoplethepianistsaidhehopedmusiccouldbringchildrenhappinessandenlightentheirlifE.Threemonthsafterhisnominationin2004LangwenttoTanzaniawiththeUNICEFteamtovisitchildren45________bymalariaandAIDS.AlthoughthesoutheasternAfricancountry’sunderdevelopmentandharshlivingconditionssurprisedLangwholandedthecontinentforthefirsttimehewastouchedbylocalchildren’s46________formusiC.MostofthekidhadneverseenapianobeforeLangsaiD.WhenIplayedChopin’snocturneorwaltztothemthosewhoweretooshytotalktomesuddenlybecameactiveandbegantosharewithmeabouttheirdreams.Howamazingitis!MusiccanbringhopestothekidsandopentheirmindhesaiD.FollowinghisvisittoAfricaLangbeganto47________fundraisingconcertsforchildren.Nowithasbecomehisroutinetodo15to20fundraisingconcertseveryyear.IknowitishardtosurpassbutIwillkeepdoingtheseforchildrenLangsaidwitha48________voicE.BesideshiseffortsonfundraisingLangalsoestablishedhisowninternationalmusicfoundationlastyeartoassistyoungtalentstoplaythepiano.SofarLanghaschosen5childrenfromtheUSandGermanyprovidingthemwithscholarshipsandopportunitiesto49________atworld-classmusichallshesaiD.
Everyoneofushasbeenhurtbyothers–25____bytheirwordsoractions.Inthosemomentsyoumayfeelsomuchanger26____youwanttohurttheotherpersontoo.Butweallknowthatrevengedoesn’tgetusanywherE.Soinordertoliveahappylifethebestway27____dealwiththeproblemisperhapsastheoldsayinggoestoforgiveandforget.Thewisdomofthissaying28____proveinscientificstudies.Itiswellestablishedthatoneshouldlearntoforgiveothers29___thepositivebenefitsofone’sphysicalandmentalhealthsaidSaimaNoreenascientistattheUniversityofStAndrewsUK.AndnowNoreenandherresearchteammayhavefoundonemorereasonthatyoushouldsticktothisprinciple—30____forgivesomebodywhohashurtyoumakesiteasierforyoutoforgettheunhappymemory.Inthestudyresearchersaskedvolunteerstoreaddescriptionsof40differentsituationsthatcontainedbadactions31________stealinglyingandcheating.Volunteersthenhadtodecide32____theywouldbeabletoforgivethepersoniftheywerethevictims.
While25________risetemperaturesbringseasonaltreatslikefruitsandicecreamtheyalsomeanthatmosquitoesoneofthenuisances讨厌的东西ofthesummerarecomingback.Ifyoufindyourself26________coverinmosquitobiteswhileothersescapewithoutsomuchasanitch痒youcanblameyourgenes27________controlourbodyodor气味reportedtheBBC.AteamledbyscientistsattheLondonSchoolofHygieneandTropicalMedicine28________carryoutresearchintopairsofidenticaltwins---those29________share100percentoftheirgenes.Theyfoundthatidenticaltwinsareequallyattractivetomosquitoes.Non-identicaltwinswhoonlyshareabout50percentoftheirgenesdiffer30________howstronglytheyattractmosquitoesthescientistsfounD.TheresearchpublishedinthejournalPLOSOneinlateAprilprovidesstrongevidence31________yourchanceofbeingbittenisdowntogeneticssaidtheDailyMail.Ifweunderstandthegeneticdifferencesbetweenpeopleitcouldbepossibletofindnewwaystorepel驱赶mosquitoesleadauthorJamesLogantoldtheBBC.Inthefuturewe32________beabletotakeapillwhichwillhelpthebodyproducerepellents驱虫剂.
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BeinganambitiousladyInthe1960sIsetupmyownsoftwarehouseinBritain.Peoplelaughedat33______veryideabecausesoftwareatthattimewasgivenawayfreewithhardwarE.34______wouldbuysoftwarecertainlynotfromawoman.35______womenwerethencomingoutoftheuniversitieswithdecentdegreestherewasaglassceilingtoourprogress.AndI’dhitthatglassceilingandwantedopportunitiesforwomen.Irecruitedprofessionally-qualifiedwomenwhohadlefttheindustryaftermarriageorwhentheirfirstchild36______expect.Wepioneeredtheideaofwomengoingbackintotheworkforceafteracareerbreak.Wepioneeredallsortsofnewflexibleworkmethods:jobsharesprofit-sharingandsoon.IchangedmynamefromStephanietoSteveinmybusinessdevelopmentletterstogetthroughthedoor37______anyonerealizedthathewasasheWhenIstartedmycompanyofwomenthemensaidHowinteresting!Itonlyworksbecauseit’ssmall.AndlaterasitbecamesizabletheyacceptedYesitissizablenowbutofnostrategicinterest.Andlaterwhenitwasacompany38______valueatover3billiondollarsandI’dmade70ofthestaffintomillionairestheysortofsaidWelldoneSteve!You39______alwaystellambitiouswomenbytheshapeofourheads:they’reflatontopfrom40______patpatronizingly傲慢地byman.Andwehavelargerfeettostandawayfromthekitchensink.
Boltrunstobigwin33_______youareafanofathleticsornotchancesarethatyouhaveheardofUsainBolt---thefastestmanontheplanet.Afterthe29-year-oldJamaicanhadwonvictoriesinthe100and200metermen’sdashesAug29sawhimtakehome34_______thirdgoldmedalinaweekatthe2015WorldAthleticsChampionshipsinBeijing35_______leadhisnationalteamtovictoryinthemen’s4X100meterrelayfinal.AsReutersputitWhenitcomestomajorchampionshipsprintingBoltsimplyhasnoequal.Thispartlyexplains36_______thesprinteralwayswildlycelebrateshiswins.AftereachmatchhedoesthetrademarkLightningBoltpose---puttingonearmintothesky37______________hewereabouttothrowaboltoflightningatthestars.The2012LondonOlympicsalsosawhimlookbackacrossthetrackathiscompetitors38_______doacoupleofpush-upsoncehehadstoppedwalkbacktokissthefinishinglineandthenevenborrowaphotographer’scameratotakeapicturE.Somehavecalledhimashowmanbutthesewilljustadd39_______thecharisma个人魅力ofBolt---oneofthemostjoyfulself-confidentathletesyou’lleverseewrotetheBusinessInsider.IndeednowwithsixOlympicgoldmedalsand11WorldChampionshipstitlesunderhisbelttheJamaicanstarhasprovedhisability40_______getthebestoutofhishugenaturaltalentReutersnoteD.
ManyofushavereadthestoryofTheLittleMermaidbyDanishwriterHansChristianAndersen.AndnowagoldfishisreadytopullatourheartsinPonyoontheCliffbytheSea.Itisthelatestandreportedly33__________lastproductionbyJapan’sfamousanimator漫画家HayaoMiyazaki.Thefilmbecameahitafterit34__________showattheVeniceFilmFestivallastweek.35__________baseonthefamousstorythefilmtakesplaceinamodernJapanesesetting.ItisastoryofchildhoodloveandadventurE.Ponyoisalittlefishfromtheseathatstruggles36__________realizeherdreamofbecomingagirlandlivingwithaboynamedSosukE.Ponyo’sfatherisagainsther37__________changeintoagirl.Ponyolearnsthatshemustgiveupherspecialpowerstobecomehuman.Thefilmalsotellsofhowfive-year-oldSosukemanagestokeephispromisE.Thefinalmessageisaboutlove38__________lastsforeverandacceptancE.InPonyoMiyazakididn’tusecomputergraphics制图butinsteadreturnstopencilandcrayon蜡笔.Hesaidthat39__________digitaltechniquesareusefultheyhaveattimesbecometoomuch.AlittleboyandalittlegirlloveandresponsibilitytheoceanandlifeareshowninthemostbasicwayinPonyoontheCliffbytheSea.Thisismyresponse40__________thedifficultiesanduncertaintiesofourtimessaidMiyazaki.
A.worthyB.recognitionC.objectedD.normallyE.restF.optionalG.formallyH.suggestionI.considerateJ.stickK.shockedVisitorsusuallyfindmostAmericansforalltheirinformalityverypolitE.Thisreputationseemsto___41largelyonthegreatnumberofPleaseandThankyouwedeliverbutalsoonthegeneral___42givenbystrangers.Oneshouldbe___43ofwaitersgarageattendantsandhouseholdhelpaswellasofdoctorsandsenators.Americansare___44___toseetheperemptory专横的mannerinwhichservantsaretreatedinothercountries.ThewayyouAmericanssay‘Thankyou’and‘Youarewelcome’allthetimeishypocritical虚伪的__45oneforeigneryoudon’treallymeanit.Itistruethatwedon’tmeanmuchbyitbutit’sanacknowledgementthatwedon’texpectpeopletodothingsforus.Evenwhenaserviceisnot__46suchaswhenreceivingchangeinastoreapersonwhodoesn’tgivethanksappearsrudetoanAmerican.You’rewelcometroublessomenewcomerswithits__47thatonehasactuallydonesomething__48ofthanks.YoucanalwayssayOhitwasnothingbutifitreallywasnothingit’sbestto__49withYou’rewelcomeOfcoursewhetheryouconsiderAmericanspolitedependsonwhereyoucomefrom.SomeJapanesefindAmericanssorudethattheythinktheyarebeingdiscriminatedagainstwhenAmericansareonlyacting__50.PolitenessalsodependsonwhereyouarE.NewYorkershaveafar-reachingreputationforrudenessalthoughtheycanalsobesurprisinglyhelpful.
Accordingtoarecentsurveyviolencedidexistinschools.Studentsshowedtheirfearandparentsandteachersalsoexpressedtheirgreatconcernaboutit.Expertshopethewhole61socialpaymoreattentiontothementalhealthofadolescents.Nowadaysschoolviolenceisahotissue62callsforgreatconcern.Weshouldtryeveryeffort63preventviolencehappeningatschoolformoreandmorestudentswoulddropoutofschool64theirpersonalsafetycouldnot65guarantee.InfactviolencecanbelearneD.Childrenlearnviolencebehaviorfromadultsorfrom66theyseeonTVoron67Internet.IfImeetwithschoolviolenceIwillnotanswerviolence68violenceforitwillresultin69muchfighting.Iwilltellmyteachersorparentsaboutit.Ithinktheywillhelpdealwithitwellandtheywillprotectmefromthebadguys.Allinalleverystudentshouldbehave70heandkeepawayfromviolencE.
ThecoursesoftheEssexEnglishLanguageProgramvaluablethoughtheyweredidnotposeachallengetomE.HoweverduringthetwoweeksthereIstillfailedononesimplebutsubtlequestionWhatelse?’’ThisquestionwasraisedbyAlexateacherfromtheUniversityofEssex.AndIwastheignorantstudentwhoblanklystaredatthetextbookju.stlikemyJapaneseclassmatE.InfrontofmewasapictureofthefirstFordModelTassemblylinE.Youmusthaveseensimilaroldpictures___25___workersareproudlyfixingtheboltsandcheckingcarlever.A.minutebeforeAlexaskedAccordingtothepicturewhatarethedifferencesbetweenthefactoriestodayandbackthen?TheassemblylinewaslessmechanizedthenIpromptlyanswereD.DeadsilencE.IpretendedtoponderoverthequestionbutactuallyIgot_26_inmyheaD.How__27____therebeanythingelsedifferent?Isn'ttheassemblylineanideasobrilliantthatithasbeenpasseddownwithoutanymajorchanges?ItwastheJapanesestudentnexttome__28____brokethesilence:Therewerenoprotectivedevices___29____theworkers.Right.Therewerenoprotections.Whatelse?Alexkeptdigging.Ofcourse!Therewerenoprotectivedevices.HowcouldIhaveoverlookedthat?Iforthefirsttimestartedtodoubtmyintellectwhile___30___strugglewiththesecondWhatelse?Shihowhosatonmyleftalreadyhadanidea:Therewerechildlaborers.ObviouslytherewasakidstandingrightinfrontofthecamerA.Whatelse?Tomfoundoutthattherewerenowomen.Whatelse?NowitwasTomomi'sturntopointoutthattheworkersseemedtolivea___31___goodlifethannowjudgingfromtheirclothes.Isattheretotally___32____beat.ThereanswerswererightundermyeyesbutIcouldevenspendanotherdaystaringatthepicturewithoutnoticingthem.TheWhatelse?questionwasneveraboutimportancE.Itwasaboutthesoulsalivebehindthecoldfacts
HelloKittyoneofthemostfamousimaginary41characterintheworldgreetsuseverywherE.42shewasbornshehasgainedimpressivepopularity—sheis43internationalfashionqueen.2014wasthecharacter’s40thbirthday.Fansfromaroundtheworldgathered44cheerfultocelebratetheirloveofHelloKitty.HelloKitty45designasacharactertoattractpre-teenagegirls.Thedesignerscouldnot46dreamthatshewouldbecomesucha47globestarassheistoday.HelenMcCarthyanauthorandexpertonJapanesecartoonsexplained48thecharacterissopopular.BecauseHelloKittyisallabouthappinessandfriendshipandfun.womenandgirlsallovertheworldarehappy49buyintotheimageofthetrustinglovingchildhoodrepresentedbyHelloKitty.Andtheimaginarycharacterdoesnotonlyappeal50females.TherearealsoHelloKittyproductsforboysandmensuchasnecktiesandgolfbags.
SomeyearsagoSARSbrokeoutinthemainlandofChinacausingsomepeopletobekilledornearlygotcloseto61_______die.Thesituationwassoseverethattherewasnotime62______debatewhoistoblamE.Themostimportantthingforthegovernmenttodoistofindoutthecauseofthis63____deaddiseasE.Theyinvitedallthemostexpertsinthisfieldtodiscussandquiteafewsuggestionswere64_______putforwarD.Someofthetopexpertspickedoutthosesuggestionsandtestedthemtoseewhethertheywere65______avail.DoctorZhongchoseonepatientwhowasseriouslyillandhadlittlehopeof66______pickupandhadthenewmedicine67_______testonhim.Tohisgreatjoythispatientrecovered!Hemadehiswaytohisofficeandtelephonedtothetopofficial68________tellhimthisexcitingnews.For69________convenienthemovedToliveinhisofficE.Hismethod70______domakesensE.Notsoonafterthattheotherhospitalalsocontrolledthisterriblediseaseandkilleditoutfinally.
A.:Youareluckytobeworkingin61abigcitythateverythinghereiswonderful.B.:Idon’tthinkso.62actualIdon’thaveinterestincitylifE.A.:Why?Citylifeseemstobeveryinterestingand63comfort.B.:Notreally.Peoplecanhardlyenjoysunshinebecauseoftallbuildingsaroundtheirhouses.Theycanhardlyknow64seasonitis.What’sgoingoninnatureseemstohavenothingtodo65them.A.:That’sterriblE.SunshineandfreshairarequitevaluablE.66seemsthatrurallifeisbetter.Butworkinginabigcitymeans67makemoremoneywithouthardworklikefarmingdoesn’tit?B.:Yesperhapsbutthereisanotherproblem.Thecostoflivinginthecityismuchhigherthan68inthecountrysidE.Sometimespeoplecan’tmake69endmeettheseyears.A.:Sothat’showitis!Ihadn’tthoughtofthat.I.70wishtoaskyoutohelpmefindajobherE.NowIgiveitup.I’dratherliveinmyvillageallmylifE.
othermoveenoughfinddesertmakeuseanotherfriendcarrytroublefriendYoumaythinkthereisnothingbutsandinthedesertoftheworldbutitisnottruE.Inthedesertwecan71._______stones.Wecanseehillstoo.Thereisalittleraininthe72.________butitisnot73.______formostplants.Theanimalsare74._______tothedesertpeopleinmanyways.Thedesertpeopleeatthemeatanddrinkthemilkoftheanimals.Theyusetheirskinsto75.________shoeswaterbagsandeventents帐篷.Theyusethecamels骆驼for76._______things.Thepeopleofthedeserthavetokeep77._______fromplacestoplacE.Theymustalwayslookforgrassordesertplantsfortheiranimals.Theyusuallyliveinthetents.Whenthereismomorefoodfortheiranimalstheytakedowntheirtentsputthemonthecamelsandmoveto78._____placE.Thedesertpeoplearevery79._______.Nomaninthedesertwouldeverrefusetohelpthepeoplein80._______andgivethemfoodandwater.
OnemorningIwaswaitingatthebusstopworriedabout__41___belateforschool.Thereweremanypeoplewaitingatthebusstop___42____someofthemlookedveryanxiousand___43__disappoint.whenthebusfinallycameweallhurriedonboarD.Igotaplacenext____44___thewindowsoIhadagoodviewofthesidewalk.A.boyonabike____45___catchmyattention.Hewasridingbesidethebusandwavinghisarms.Iheardapassengerbehindmeshoutingtothedriverbutherefused____46___stopuntilwereachedthenextstop.Stilltheboykept____47___ride.Hewascarryingsomethingoverhisshoulderandshouting.Finallywhenwecametothenextstoptheboyranupthedoorofthebus.Iheardanexcitedconversation.Thenthedriverstoodupandasked____48___anyoneloseasuitcaseatthelaststop?A.womanonthebusshoutedOhdear!It‘s____49___I.ShepushedherwaytothedriverandtookthesuitcasethankfullyFiveothersonthebusbegantalkingaboutwhattheboyhaddoneandthecrowdofstrangers___50__suddenbecamefriendlytooneanother.
Afarmeronceorganizedacompetitionbetweenhisdogandhisrabbit.Hedugaholeinoneofhisbiggestfieldsandhidacarrotandaboneinit.Hewantedtofindout71animalwouldfindthemfirst.Thecheerfuland72confidencerabbitthrewhimselfintolookingforthecarrotdigginghereandtheretotally73believethathewouldfindit.Butthedogaftersniffingaroundforabitlaydownandbegantocomplainabouthowdifficult74wastofindoneboneinsuchabigfielD.Therabbitdug75hoursandwitheverynewholethedogcomplainedevenmoreabouthowdifficultitwasevenfortherabbit.76therabbitthoughtthateachholedugwasoneholelessthatneededdigging.Whentherewasnoplaceinthewholefieldlefttodigtherabbitdugatunnel地道righttotheplacewherethedog77liesincehelaydown.TherehefoundthecarrotandthebonE.Thisis78thedoglostthegamE.Hehadcometo79rightplaceattheverybeginningbutfailedtofindthebone80heonlycomplainedanddidn'ttryatall.
A.activitiesB.impressionC.dependingD.participateE.recentlyF.sportsG.awareH.suspendedI.claimedJ.prettyK.clearItwas37thatstudentsdidnotwritedetailsofhowtheyarrivedattheiranswersorconclusions.Idecidedtohelpstudentswriteinmoredetailaboutwhattheywerethinkingwhentheysolvedtheirproblemsorwhentheywroteabouttheirideas.Ichoseacommoneverydaytaskthatallofus38in:choosingwhattowear.WhenIaskedthemhowtheydecidedwhattheyworethatdaytherewasan39momentofsilencE.Itseemeda40sillyquestion.A.fewjustsaidtheyworewhattheyworE.Thiswasaperfectbeginningasitwasthesamekindofresponsetheyweregivingastohowtheyweregettingtheirmathanswers.ItoldthemhowIdecidedwhatIworethatday.FirstIcheckedtheweatherinthepaperandbylookingoutsidE.Ihadtodecidebetweenwearingadressorskirtsinceeitheronecouldmakeadifferenceinthe41IwishtogivE.MostofthegirlsrelatedtothisonE.IhadtobesurewhatIwantedtowearwascleanandironeD.They42nooneironedclothesanymorE.IhadtochecktoseeifIhadshoesthatwentwiththepossibleoutfit.IthoughtaboutwhatIhadworn43asIusuallydon’twearthesameclothesinthesameweek.IthoughtaboutthecolorIfeltlikewearing.Ithoughtaboutthe44Iwouldbedoingthatdaybothatschoolandafterschool.Eachnewconsiderationbroughtoutcommentsfromthestudents.Icouldexpandoneachorjustmentionitandgoon45onhowlongIwantedthelessontogo.AfterthisdiscussionitwascleartostudentsthattheirthinkingprocessisricherthantheyfirstsuspecteD.Itwasagoodlessonforshowingdetailsofthethinkingprocessofwhichweweren’t46.
ShanghaiDisneylandopenedtothepublicrecently.Before71gothereyou’dbetterhaveageneralideaaboutit.Disneylandisoneoftheworld’s72popularplaces.73theybuiltDisneylandWaltDisneyandhisyoungerbrotherRoywerealreadytheheadsofoneofthemostsuccessfulHollywoodstudios电影制片厂.WaltDisneywantedtobuildsuchapark74herealizedthattherewereno75parkthatchildrenareinterestedin.AttheverybeginningWaltwasgoingtoopenasmallpark76callMickeyMouseParkbuttheideawas77replacebyDisneyland.Disneyland78quickbecamefamous.TherearemanyChinesecharactersinShanghaiDisneyland79isdifferentfromtheothers.Thereisa10-kilometer-longriverinthepark.It80goaroundthewholepark.ShanghaiDisneylandcost24.4billionyuantobuildandhasbecomeamustfortouriststoShanghai.
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