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ArmedwithonlyalightsomefoodandamaptheteamsearchedthecaveforthedangerouscreaturE.Theirleaderwellexperiencedincaveexpeditions41leadtheway.SuddenlyhelosthisfootingandfellintoadeepholE.Concernedforthe42safeoftheirleadertherestoftheteamlookeddownintotheholE.Frightenedtheyturnedroundtoleavethecavebutastheydidsotheyheard43strangelownoisebehindthem.Theylookedroundandsawanenormouscreaturethatwas44tallasatower.45freezewithhorrortheystoodrootedtothespotandstaredatthecreaturE.ItcametowardthemslowlygrowlingasitcamE.Justthentheyheardacryfromtheirleader.Determinednottoleavehimfortheterriblemonstertofindthegrouprushed46theanimalshoutingandwavingtheirarms.Theanimalfrightenedin47turnranback.Almostatthesamemomenttheirleaderappearedcoveredinmudlikeanother48smallmonster.Theyscreamedscaredtodeath.Whenhecalledthemtheyrealizeditwastheirleader.49eventualtheysucceededin50catchthecreatureanyway.
Inordertoknowaforeignlanguagethoroughlyfourthingsarenecessary.Firstlywemustunderstandthelanguagewhenwehearit_61_speak.Secondlywemustbeabletospeakit_62_correctwithconfidenceandwithouthesitation.Thirdlywemustbeabletoreadthelanguageandfourthlywemustbeabletowriteit.Wemustbeabletomakesentences_63_aregrammaticallycorrect.Thereisnoeasyway_64_getsuccessinlanguagelearning.Agoodmemoryisofgreathelpbutitisnotenoughonlytomemorize_65_rulefromagrammarbook.Itisnouse_66_learnbyheartlonglistofwordsandtheir_67_meanstudyingthedictionaryandsoon.WemustlearnbyusingthelanguagE.Ifwearesatisfied_68_onlyafewruleswehavememorizedwearenotreallylearningthelanguagE.Learnthroughuse_69_beagoodpieceofadviceforthosewhoarestudying_70_newlanguagE.Practiceisimportant.Wemustpractisespeakingandwritingthelanguagewheneverwecan.
AsadoctorIbecamethe61.greatsurgeoninthecountryandthepresidentoftheNationalSocietyofSurgeons.Forthisreasonacelebration62.holdinmyhonorButIcouldn’thelpfeelingsaD.Onthedaymyfriendcameuptomeandsaid:You’veachievedsomethingthatotherscan’tevendreamabout.63.areyousosad?I’veachievedsomethingthatIdidn’tevenwantIsaidI64.wantedtobeasurgeonandnowIcan’tescapefromit.IfIwouldsuffera65.failthenmaybeIwouldhaveachancetodosomethingthatIreallylovE.ButfornowI’mchainedtoathingthatIdon’tevenlikE.You66.bejoking?myfriendcriedoutThebiggesthonorforasurgeonis67.becomethepresidentofournationalsociety.Yourwifeishappyyourchildrenarehappy.Everyonehasthehighestrespectforyou!ButIdontrespectmyselfthat’s68.iswrong.Iwantedtobeadancerbutmyparentswereagainst69.andIlistenedtothem.Iwasweak.IbecameagreatsurgeonbutIamnotworkinginthefieldthatIwantedtodevotemylife70..ThatiswhyIamunhappy.
KiyotoSaitoistryingtochangepeople’sopinionofagriculturalworkthroughhisunusualattire打扮.Whetherhe’sdrivingatractor61isstandinginthefieldsKiyotoisalwayswearinganelegantsuit.Kiyoto’sfamilyhasbeenplantingriceforaround400yearsbutasateenagerhe62findthetraditionboringandmovedtothecity.Hereturnedtohisnativetowntwoyearsago63determinetogetinvolvedinthefamilybusiness.64ideaofwearingasuitinthefieldsstartedasajokE.OnedayhisbrotherjokedaboutfarminginanelegantsuitbutKyiototookit65serious.Heviewedtheideaastheperfectwaytochangepublicopinionofagriculturalwork.Mostpeoplethinkoffarmers66‘dirtyallday’.Iwantyoungsterstothink‘farminglooksfun’hesaiD.Atfirstnooneseemed67understandhim.Evenhisfamilywassurprisedbyhis68chooseoffarmingattirE.Hisgrandfatherworried69dofarmworkinasuitwouldbedangerous.NowKiyotoisfamousandhasbeeninvitedonvarioustelevisionshows.Healsohasablogwhereheregularly70posthisfarmingexperiencesandphotosofhimselfalldressedup.
Howmuchsleepdoesapersonneed?Wearealldifferent.Somepeopleneedonlythreehoursofsleepaday_61_othersneedtenhoursormorE.The_62_suggestamountofsleepis8hoursforpeopleaged18to21and7hoursforpeopleover21.Aspeoplegetoldtheyneedlesssleeptime_63_decreasesto6.5hoursanightafterage65.Mostpeoplehavetheexperiencewheretheysometimescannotfallasleepatnight.AboutonethirdofAmericanshavedifficultyin_64_fallasleep.Thenameofthisillness_65_callinsomniA.Thisisnot_66_moderndiseasE.ManyfamouspeopleinhistoryhadinsomniA._67_actualsomeofthesepeoplehadspecialideas_68_makethemsleep.BenjaminFranklinthefamousstatesmanand_69_inventhadfourbeds.Hemovedfromonetoanothertomakehimselfsleep.MarkTwainthefamousAmericanhumoristhadadifferentway.He_70_lieonhissideacrosstheendofthebed第四部分写作共两节满分40分
Thedifferencetheresearcherspositedmighthavetodowithmemoriesofpastconsumption.Forexamplestudies____61___thatpeoplepushawayfromthedinnertablesoonerwhenthey’reaskedtodescribeindetail____62___theyateearlierforlunch.Sotheresearcherstestedthememorycapacityofundergraduates.Thestudentsthen____63___viewarepeatingseriesofthreeclassicpaintingslikeTheStarryNightAmericanGothicandTheScreamorlistenedandre-listenedtoaseries____64__threepopsongsorthreepiecesofclassicalmusiC.Throughoutthetesttheparticipantswere____65____intermitaskedtoratetheirexperienceonascaleofzerototen.Andthe____66__goodaparticipantscoredinthememorytestthefastertheygotboreD.Wefoundthatpeople____67___largercapacitiesrememberedmoreaboutthemusicorartwhichledtothemgettingtiredofthemusic____68___artmorequickly.Sorememberingmoredetailsactuallymadetheparticipantsfeellikethey’dexperiencedthemusicorartmoreoften.Thefindingssuggestthatmarketerscouldmanipulateourdesirefortheirproductsby____69___waystodistractusandkeepusfromfullyrememberingourexperiences.Wecouldalsotrickourselvesinto____70___eatlessjunkfoodbyimmersingourselvesinthememoryofaprevioussnack.
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