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Some humor can be cruel but some people seem to enjoy seeing other people’s bad luck at times....
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Whenthetortoisegottothesnow-coveredmountaintopsuddenlyasnowstormstarted_56_leaveitfreezingcolD.Itdecidedtoclimbdownthemountainbutthepathwasguardedbyahugemonster怪兽_57_keptshoutingUuhUuhUuh!Such_58_sightalmostkilledthetortoisewithfrightandallitwantedtodowastohideitsheadinsideitsshell.Butwhilelookingarounditsawthatmanyanimalswerefrozentodeath_59_looksoffearontheirfaces.ItrealizedthatitmustescapefromthereoritwoulddiE.Thetortoiseworkedupthecourageandmoveddownthepathtowardsthemonster.The_60_closethetortoisegotthemorethemonsterchanged_61_itshapE.Thenwhenitalmoststoodinfrontofthemonsteritrealizedthatwhatit_62_thinktobeamonsterwasonlyahugerock.AsfortheUuhUuhUuh!thetortoisefoundthatitwasjustthesoundofwindblowingthroughasmallcavE.Thetortoisecarriedonandfinallyfounditswayintoa_63_beautyvalleywhichwasfiledwith_64_woodandplentyoffooD.Thetortoiselived_65_happythereandbecameknownasthebravelittletortoise.
BillGateshassaidChinaisthebestplacefor_____41_____youngtofulfilltheirambitionstomaketheworldabetterplacE.InalecturetoPekingUniversitystudentshedescribedtheskepticism怀疑论insomedevelopedcountriesabout_____42_____globalizationworksforordinarypeoplE.HesaidtheresultsoftheUSpresidentialelectionandtheBrexit英国脱欧voteshowedhowanycountrymayturninwardwhen_____43_____facewithdifficultissueslikeimmigrationsecurityandglobaldevelopment.InaworldsuddenlyshortofexperiencedleadersGatespraisedChinaforshouldering_____44_____greatresponsibilityforsignificantglobalissueslikeclimatechangeandinclusivedevelopment.Gatestoldhundredsofstudents_____45_____attendthelectureofhishighhopesforChina'syouthfortheyentertheworkforceatthetimeofChina'srise_____46_____acenterofglobalprogressandinnovation创新.Theworld'seyesareonChina_____47_____specificonallofyou.Whatanincrediblethingisthebelief_____48_____youcanmaketheworldabetterplacE.Nowitisthebestmomentthatyou_____49_____havehesaiD.Nomatterwhatifyourambitionistoimprovetheworldthisisthebesttimeandthebestplace_____50_____struggleforit.
IwasalwaystoldthatthethreePspatiencepositivethinkingandperseverance毅力wereasurepathtosuccess.ButthisadvicedoesnotalwaysworkasplanneD.MyhighschoolmathsexamisoneexamplE.Theexam56wasoriginallytobeheldinourclassroomwaschangedtothelibraryatthelastminutE.This57didn’tbothermebecausemathshadalwaysbeenmystrongestsubject.Ipatientlywalkedtothelibrarytookmyseatanddidsomedeepbreathingtohelprelaxmyself.ButmymoodquicklychangedwhenIsawthefirstquestion.Ihadnoideahowtodoit.ItriedtostaypositiveandpersevereduntilIfinallyfoundthesolution.Withtheproblem58solveIfeltproudofmyachievement.59fortunateIthennoticedthatIhadjust10minutesleft60completetherest!
Doyouhavesuchkindofexperience?Inabusyoumaylookatastrangerbutnottoolong.Andifhesensesthathe56stareathemayfeeluncomfortablE.ThesamehappensindailylifE.Ifyouarelookedatformorethannecessaryyouwilllookatyourselfupanddowntosee57anythingiswrongwithyou.IfnothinggoeswrongyouwillfeeluncomfortablE.Eyesdospeakright?58looktoolongatsomeonemayseemtoberudE.Butthingsaredifferentwhen59comestoastareattheoppositesex.Ifaman60glanceatawomanformorethan10secondsthatmeanshewishestomakeherknowheisadmiringher.Normallythespeakerinconversationwilllookatthelistenerattimestomakesurethatthelistenerdoespayattentionto61theformerissaying.A.poorliarusuallymakeshimself62exposebylookingtoolongatthevictimsincehebelievesinthefalseideathattolookstraightintheeyeisasignofhonest63communicate.Actuallycontinuouseyecontactexistsinloversonlywhowillenjoylookingateachothergentlyforalongtimetoshowlovethatwordscannotconvey.64evidenteyecontactshouldbedoneaccordingtothespecificsituationandtherelationship65twopeoplE.
1.Hepacedupanddowninthedrawingroom________extremeconcernedovertheresultoftheinterview.2.Hearingthe________frightenstorythelittleboyhada________frightenexpressiononhisfacE.3.AfterverycarefulconsiderationsIdecidedtotakeariskbasedonmyown________judge.4.Hemadehisface________dirtonpurposeinordernottoberecognizedbytheenemy.5.Chinahasexperiencedthesame________sufferasmostothercountriesintheThirdWorldandisfacingsimilarproblemsandtasks.
Kidsborninthiscenturyprobablydon’tknow___61__acassetteis.Afterallwhenyouhaveasmartphone/MP3playerwhoneedsacassettetolistentomusic?Andgonewiththecassettetapes___62__betheEnglishwordcassetteitself.____63___certainourvocabularyisbeinginfluencedbythechangingworldallthetimE.Achangingvocabularyis___64___confusebutmayalsobeagoodthing.JustimagineifEnglishhadn’tchangedsince___65___1940swewouldn’thavewordstorefer___66___computersflashdrivesoriPads.Butasnewwordskeepcomingoldwordsalsodisappearfromourconversations.AccordingtoTheGuardianexamplesofwordsnolongerinuseincludegoshandgee----politereplacementsofgodandJesus.Theywereused___67___expressshockbutnotanymoresincereligiousvocabularyishavingasmallerinfluenceinourmodernlives.Wordslikecrosswordandfaxmachinearealsolessseennowwiththe___68__disappearoftheactualthingsthattheymean.Buttheresearchalsofoundthatnotallold-fashionedwordsaredying.SomestickarounD.Forexamplewestillusesteering-wheel方向盘todayover100yearsafterthefirstcarwasinventeD.Itmaybealongtime____69___we’reallusedtodriverlessvehicles.Butwhoknowssomeofthewordsthatyoucan’tstop___70___sayeverydaynowmaysoonbecomepartofhistorywhilesomemayhavealonglifeaheadofthem.
OnlineshoppingiscomingintofashioninmostcitieswherepeopleareabletomakefulluseoftherapidlydevelopedInternettechnology.Nowadayscanwefindaperson41.hasnotexperiencedonlineshopping?Definitelynot.Onlineshopping42.welcomebymostpeopleduetovariousreasons.Fromtheperspectiveofconsumersitcansavesometimeforpeoplewhodon'thavemuchsparetimE.Justclickthemousetheycangetwhatevertheywantwhile43.stayathomE.Fortheretailersitcancutsomecostsforthosewhodon'thavemuchcirculatingfunds.44.comparewiththetraditionaltrademodetheydon'thavetospendmoneyinrentingahousE.45.therearestillsomedisadvantagesinonlineshopping.Firstafacetofacedealmakesonlineshoppingless46.relyandtrustworthy.Secondpeoplewilllose47.funofbargaining.48.isundeniablethatshoppingontheInternethasbecomeatrendinmodernsociety.It'sofgreaturgencythatweneedtomaketherelativelawsaccordingtotherapid49.growofonlineshopping.Onlyinthiswaycanweenjoythepleasureand50.convenientofonlineshoppingwithouttheconcernofbeingcheateD.
Thedaythatyouenjoyallthe41___________satisfyofhavingallthehouseworkdonebyarobotmightstillbeafewdecadesoff.Butincreasinglyengineersaresaying42______robotsaregoingtomaketheleapfromthefactoryfloortoyourfamilyroom.BillGatesonce43_________predicttheDawnoftheAgeofRobots.Whatisbehindthisnewera?Itispartly44_____matteroftechnology.Devices45________canrecognizeandrespondtoahumanvoicehavebeendevelopeD.Therearenowafewdifferentwaysforrobots46______movearounD.Theycanwalkcrawlorrideonwheels.They47________makesmallerandsmallerthesedays.Fromthe1950s48_____thetelevisionremotecontrolwasinventedpeoplearoundtheworldhavetirelesslysearchedforwaystogetlazier.Also49_______considertheincreasingwealthofpeopleengineersbelievethetimeappearsripetointroducerobotstoeaseourdailylives.Robotswilldobasichouseworksuch50_____cleaningorgardening.
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