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Arobotusedforhouseworkwastestedoutinafamily.Helooked61atallandhandsomemanwithsmoothblackhair62speakinadeepvoicE.Larrywasgoingtobeawayfromhomesohehiredsuch63robottoaccompanyhiswifeClairE.Clairedidn’tliketheideaatthebeginningbutshe64agreetoitatlast.AtthefirstsightofTonyClairefelt65embarrass.GraduallyTonybegantowinClaire’strust.HehelpedClairerealizeherdreamsbymakingherhomeelegantgivingheranewhaircutchangingthemakeupshe66wearandgivingheradviceonherdresses.Thereforeatthepartyalltheguests67wereinvitedwerefilledwith68admirewhentheysawherhousewascompletelychangeD.AfterthetestthecompanywassatisfiedwithTony’sreportbecausehehad69successfulmadeawomanregainherconfidence70fallinlovewithhim.
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OnedayNickinvitedhisfriendstosupper.Hewascookingsomedeliciousfoodinthekitchen.Suddenlyhe61.findthathehadrunoutofsalt.SoNickcalledtohissonGotothevillageandbuysomesaltbutpayafairpriceforit:neithertoomuch62.toolittlE.HissonlookedsurpriseD.IcanunderstandwhyIshouldn’tpaytoomuchFatherbutifIcanpayless63.notsaveabitofmoney?Thatwouldbeavery64.reasonthingtodoinabigcitybutitcoulddestroyasmallvillagelikeoursNicksaiD.Nick’sguests65.hadheardtheirconversationaskedwhytheyshouldnotbuysaltmorecheaplyiftheycoulD.NickrepliedTheonlyreasonamanwouldsellsalt66.alowerpricewouldbebecausehewasdesperateformoney.Andanyonewhotookadvantageofthatsituationwouldbeshowingalackofrespect67.thesweatandstruggleofthemanwhoworkedveryhardtoproduceit.Butsuchasmallthingcouldn’t68.possibledestroyavillagE.Inthebeginningtherewasonly69.verysmallamountofunfairnessintheworldbuteveryoneaddedalittlealways70.thinkthatitwasonlysmallandnotveryimportantandlookwherewehaveendeduptoday.
Truthandhonestyisthebestpolicywhichshowstheimportanceofhonesty.Whatarethebenefitsofhonesty?Ifyouarehonestto66._theywillbehonesttoyouinreturn.Whenyouaresadtheywillcomfortyou.Whenyouare67.__troubletheywillhelpyou.HonestyisregardedasthetraditionalvirtueofourChinesenation.68.__isusuallybettertobehonestthandishonest.Sometimeshonestymaygetyouintroubleorhurtsomeonebutonthewhole69._tellthetruthislessharmfulthanlying.Dishonestycanresultinguiltyfeelings70._causedistrustamongpeopleandevenruinyourreputation.Oneofthe71.__badthingsaboutlyingisthatitcausesaguiltyconscience良心.As72._resultpeoplewillnottrustyouanylongerandyouwillloseyourreputationandallyourfriends.Doyoustillremembertheboy73__criedwolfforseveraltimessonoonewouldtrusthim?Atlastallhissheep74__eatbythewolf.HisdishonestybroughthimshameaswellasdamagE.Sotosumuphonestynotonlybringsushonorandfriendshipbut75__materialgains.HonestyisthebestpolicywecantakE.
WhenIfeelveryhonouredtohavebeenabletoworkasaGoodwillAmbassadoroftheUnitedNations.FirstIshouldtellyousomethingabouttheUN.TheUN____51___foundjustaftertheSecondWorldWarinOctober1945.Ithasfourmainfunctions:tokeepinternationalpeace;todevelopfriendlyrelationshipsamongnations;tocooperateinsolvinginternationalproblemsandinpromotingrespectforhumanrights;andtobeacentrefor___52__organizetheactionsorworkofdifferentnations.___53___isknownthattheUNtouchesthelivesofpeopleeverywherE.WiththehelpoftheborrowedarmiesandotherworthyorganizationstheUNassiststhevictimsofwarsanddisasters.___54__theUNhelpsprotecthumanrightsandworks___55___improveinternationallaws.SecondIwanttotellyouabouttheworkIhavebeendoing.Imainlyvisitcountries___56___theUNhasprogrammestohelppeoplE.Thetelevisionandpresswillfollowandrecordmyvisitswhich___57___increasepeople’sknowledgeoftheworkoftheUN.Apartfromtheurgentproblems___58___causebywarsandconflictstheUNhelpscountrieswithotherproblemssuchaslackofeducation___59___starvedisastersandotherdiseases.SowiththeworkoftheUNtheworldhasbeenbrought___60___closetogetherthanbeforE.
Itwasthesummerof1903.HenryAdamhadaverybadluck.Hewassailinginhisboatoutofthebay__________astrongwindcarriedhisboatfarouttoseA.A.wholenightpassedbeforehe__________spotbyashipwhichtookhimtoLondon.Lostinthisstrangecity__________pennyandhungryhedidn’tknowwhatheshoulddo.Justthenheheardsomeonecallinghim.Hewasledintoalargehallofasplendidbuilding__________hewasgivenalargeenvelopewithmoneyinitbytworichmen.Theytoldhimhemustn’topenituntiltwoo’clock.__________carrytheenvelopeHenrycametoarestaurantatoncE.Hewassohungrythatheorderedalotoffoodandateitupquickly.Whenheasked__________morefoodthe__________ownoftherestauranthesitatedbuthedecidedtotake__________chanceandbroughthimthefooD.Soon__________wastimetopaythebill.AfraidthatHenrywouldn’tpayforthemealthemanevencameovertourgehiminarudemanner.Attwoo’clockHenryopenedtheenvelopeandtookoutamillionpoundbanknotE.Innotimeeveryonebecame__________exciteandtreatedHenrykindlyandwarmly.
MywifeandIlikewatchingplayssowe’llgotothetheaterwheneverwehavetimE.ButbeforewebuyticketswewouldliketoknowiftheplayisgoodorbaD.Whenanewplaycomeswe51usualreadthenewspapertogetinformationaboutit.Lastweekanewplaywasputonatthetheater.Thenewspapersaiditwasvery52interestsowedecidedtogoonSaturdaynight.Mywifetookalongtimetomakeher53decideaboutwhattowearandweleftourhousealittlelatE.54thetimewegottothetheaterthefirstacthadalready55begin.Aftertheplaywasoverwemetsomefriends56livednexttousseveralyearsago.Thenwewentdancing.Bythetimewegothomeitwasabouttwooclockinthemorning.I’mnotusedto57stayoutsolateandIwas58extremetireD.WhenIwasyoungerIdidn’thavethemoneytogooutfor59eveninglikethis.ThoughIcanafforditnowIdon’thavetheenergy60enjoyit.
ShejustmakesJell-OWhilemy89-year-oldgrandmotherDonnadoesn’tbothertoremembersmalldetailslikewhoIamorwhyI’matherhouseshe41vividrecallsconversationswemayormaynothavehadmanyyearsago.Obviouslywhile42makeuncomfortablesmalltalkoverdinnerIoncesaidThisJell-OisgooD.ShetookthattomeanThisismyfavoritefoodofalltimeandifyoudon’tcontinuetomakeitIwillburndown43youhousE.ThenexttimeIvisitedshehadabowloforangeJell-Owith44orangeinitjustformE.IhadtobepolitesoI45eatitall.ShetookthattomeanIdidn’tthinktherewasenoughsothenexttimeshemadeeven46much.Foreachvisitsince47she’smadelargerquantitiesofsuchfooD.Evenworsetherestofmyfamilystopeatinganyofit48theythinkit’sfunnytowatchmejamacubicyardofgelatin果冻downmythroat.Theywon’tbe49laughwhenIdiefromovereating.Actuallytheyprobably50especiallywhenmygrandmamakesabasinofJell-OasthefuneralfooD.
Lifetodayhasmanyproblems.Oneofthebiggestis41pollute.Waterpollution42makeourriversandlakesdirty.Itkillsourfishandpollutesourdrinkingwater.Noisepollutionmakesustalk43loudandmakesusbecomeangrymoreeasily.Airpollutionis44mostseriouskindofpollution.It’sbad45livingthingsintheworlD.Weneedtodoalotofthingstofightpollution.46factoriesmustcleantheirwastewaterbeforeit47throwawayandtheymustn’tblowdirtysmokeintotheair.Wecan’tthrowwastethings48thegrounD.Secondlywecangotoworkbybus49withourfriendsinthesamecar.50therearefewerpeopledrivingontheroadstherewillbelesspollution.Rulesarenotenough.Everybodymusthelptofightpollution.
51.__________________witnesstoenterthebuildingwhenthemurderoccurredheisbeingquestionedbythepolicenow.52.Thethiefwasalmosts__________todeathwhenhearingthegunshot.53.Sheistheonlyoneofthegirlswho_______________参加thediscussion.54._____________abandonbyhisparentsmadehimdepressedforalongtimE.55.Heis___________思考onhowthetrafficaccidenthewitnessedonhiswaytoworkhappeneD.56.Hehas___________________使自己适应livinginremotevillagE.57.Themeetingheldthedaybeforeyesterdaydiscussedthefair___________distributeofincomeandwealth.58.Thecompanyisg_______bystrictenvironmentalregulations.59.Theotherdayhe_________捐赠alargesumofmoneytoProjectHopetohelpoutthechildreninneeD.60.Itwasthefirsttimethatshe___________operateasewingmachinE.61.She__________________忙着做variousroutineseveryday.62.Theirvoluntaryservicestothesocietyhavebeenofficially____________承认.63.Whenamemberofthefootballteamisinjuredas___________willplayinhisplacE.64.Itisstrongly____________建议thatmeasuresbetakentocontrolthehouseprices.65.Wehave_____________安顿下来ournewhomeandfitinwithourneighbors.
Oncetherelivedarichman____61_______wantedtodosomethingforthepeopleofhistown.Butfirsthewantedtofindout____62_____theydeservedhishelp.Inthecentreofthemainroadintothetownheplaced____63_____verylargestonE.Thenhe____64____hidebehindatreeandwaiteD.Soonanoldmancamealongwithhiscow.Whoputthisstoneinthecentreoftheroad?saidtheoldmanbuthedidnottrytoremovethestonE.Insteadwithsomedifficultyhepassedaroundthestoneandcontinuedonhisway._____65______mancamealonganddidthesamething;thenanothercameandanother.Allofthemcomplainedaboutthestonebutnottriedtoremove____66_____.Lateintheafternoonayoungmancamealong.Hesawthestone_____67_____saytohimself:Thenight____68______beverydark.SomeneighborswillcomealonglaterinthedarkandwillfallagainstthestonE.ThenhebegantomovethestonE.Hepushedandpulledwithallhis_____69_____strongtomoveit.Howgreatwashissurpriseatlast!____70_____thestonehefoundabagofmoney.
TheCanadianNationalTowerisawell-knownTorontoattraction.It61._____completein1976.Assoonasyouget62.______glanceofthecitytheslimshapeoftheCNTowerwillcatchyoureyE.LocatedinthecenterofthecitytheCNTower63.______measure553metershigh.Ifyou’renotafraidofgreatheightsthereisnodoubt64._______visitingtheCNTowerwillbeoneoftheunforgetful65.______experienceyou’llenjoyinToronto.Taketheglasselevatorupto342meters.andyou’llarriveattheoutdoorobservationdeck.Fromtheobservationdeck66.______ispossibletoseeforabout160km67.______aclearday.There’salsoaglassfloorthrough68.______youcanlookstraightdowntothestreetlevel.Moveupandyou’llhittheindoorobservationdeck.Hopontheelevatoragainandyou’llreachtheCNTower’srestaurantwhichrotates旋转onceevery72minutes69._______providevisitorswithacompleteviewofthecity.Ifthat’snothighenoughforyoucontinueontooneoftheworld’s70._______highpublicobservationdecksSkyPodwhichisabout447metershigh!61.___________62.____________63._____________64.______________65._____________66.___________67.____________68._____________69._______________70._____________
Bethdidhavescarletfever猩红热andwasmuchsickerthananyoneandhersisterJoycefeltunhappywritingletterstohermother41saynothingaboutBeth’sillness.JoycenursedBethdayandnightbutthetimecame42Bethdidnotrecognizeanyoneandcalledeveryonemother.Joycewassofrightenedthatshebegged43allowtowritethetruthbutthedoctorsaidtherewasnodangeryet.HowdarkthedaysseemeD.Howsadandlonelythegirls44be.Theywaitedastheshadowof45dielayovertheoncehappyhomE.Itwasthen46Joycerealizedhowrichshehadbeeninthethings47reallymattered—lovepeacegoodhealthandhow48selfBethalwayswas—livingforothersandtryingtomakehomeahappyplaceforallwhocametherE.OnthefirstdayofDecemberthedoctorcameinthemorning.HelookedatBeththensaidquietlyifyourmothercouldleaveherhusbandandasksomeoneelsetotakecare49himIthinksheshouldcomehomenow.HearingthisJoyce50throwhercoatandranoutintothesnowtosendatelegramtomother.
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