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WhenAbrahamLincolnwasalawyerinruralIllinoisheandacertainjudgeintownoncegottobanteringwithoneanotherabouthorsetrading.Theupshotofthediscussionwasthattheyagreedthatthenextmorningatnineo’clocktheywouldmeetinfrontofthegeneralstoreandmakeatrade.Eachwouldbringahorseunseenbyanyoneuptothathour.Ifeitherbackedoutofthedealhewouldforfeit$25.Themoneyfromeachmanwasheldbythelocalbanker.ThenextmorningattheappointedhourtheJudgecameupthedirtroadleadingthesorriestlookingspecimenofahorseeverseeninthosepartsofIllinois.ThelargecrowdviewingthespectacleburstoutlaughingalreadyknowingthatAbeLincolnwasboundtogettheworstofthedeal.Apoorerhorsejustcouldn’texistanywhereandstillbewalking.InafewminuteshoweverMr.Lincolnwasseenapproachingthegeneralstorecarryingsomethingquitelargeandbulkyonhisshoulders.Ashedrewnearerthecrowdsawwhatitwasandgreatshoutsandlaughterbrokeout.TheshoutsandlaughtersoonbrokeintoathunderousroarwhenMr.LincolnlookingcarefullyandseriouslyovertheJudge’sanimalsetdownhissawhorse锯木架andexclaimedWellJudgethisisthefirsttimeIevergottheworstofitinahorsetrade./Thispassageattemptstoarouse______.
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Shoesareoutercoveringsforthefoot.Theyhavesolesandmosthaveheels.Theupperpartofmostshoesextendnohigherthantheankle.Bootsarefootwearthatreachbeyondtheankle.Peoplewearshoestoprotecttheirfeetfromharshweathersharpobjectsanduncomfortablesurfaces.Shoesarealsoanimportantpartofpeople’sclothing.Asaresultfashionoftendeterminesthestyleofshoesthatindividualswear.Thedesiretobefashionablehasledtomanyunusualshoestyles.Inthe1300’smanyEuropeanmenworeshoescalledcrackoweswhichhadanextremelylongtoe.Fromthe1300’stothe1700’ssomeEuropeanwomenworeshoeswithreallythicksolescausingwalkingtobevirtuallyimpossiblewithoutsupport.ShoesoncewornintheOrientwereconnectedtoastilt高跷ashighassixinches.Traditionallymostshoesaremadeofleather.Butmanyothermaterialsarenowused.Includingcanvasvelvetandsyntheticsubstancessuchasplastics.Footwearmaterialsandstylevarysomewhatdependingonclimatecustomorotherdifferences.FarmersinNetherlandsoftenwearheavywoodenshoesthatprotecttheirfeetfromthedampenvironmentwhileJapanesewearshoesoutsidetheirhomebutprefersoftslippersathome.Infactpeopleinsomeregionsoftenwearfootcoveringsotherthanshoes.Somewearsandalsduringthehotsummerandswitchtowarmbootsforthecoldwinter.Accordingtothepassagewhatisthemainreasonforpeopletowearshoes
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Shoesareoutercoveringsforthefoot.Theyhavesolesandmosthaveheels.Theupperpartofmostshoesextendnohigherthantheankle.Bootsarefootwearthatreachbeyondtheankle.Peoplewearshoestoprotecttheirfeetfromharshweathersharpobjectsanduncomfortablesurfaces.Shoesarealsoanimportantpartofpeople’sclothing.Asaresultfashionoftendeterminesthestyleofshoesthatindividualswear.Thedesiretobefashionablehasledtomanyunusualshoestyles.Inthe1300’smanyEuropeanmenworeshoescalledcrackoweswhichhadanextremelylongtoe.Fromthe1300’stothe1700’ssomeEuropeanwomenworeshoeswithreallythicksolescausingwalkingtobevirtuallyimpossiblewithoutsupport.ShoesoncewornintheOrientwereconnectedtoastilt高跷ashighassixinches.Traditionallymostshoesaremadeofleather.Butmanyothermaterialsarenowused.Includingcanvasvelvetandsyntheticsubstancessuchasplastics.Footwearmaterialsandstylevarysomewhatdependingonclimatecustomorotherdifferences.FarmersinNetherlandsoftenwearheavywoodenshoesthatprotecttheirfeetfromthedampenvironmentwhileJapanesewearshoesoutsidetheirhomebutprefersoftslippersathome.Infactpeopleinsomeregionsoftenwearfootcoveringsotherthanshoes.Somewearsandalsduringthehotsummerandswitchtowarmbootsforthecoldwinter.Whatisthemaintopicofthepassage
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Mart’sstoryinChinabeganmanythousandsofyearsago.RemainsofanearlyformofmandiscoveredinChinaknownasPekingManindicatethatStoneAgemenlivedintheareaaslongas500000yearsago.DuringthecenturiesthatfollowedtheirdescendantslaidthefoundationsofcivilizationinChina.ThroughoutitshistoryChinahasbeenarichsourceofinventions.Silkthecompassteaandporcelainoriginatedthere.Inadditiontheyareresponsiblefortheinventionofpaperandprinting.TheChinesehadusedinkasearlyas1200B.C.anexcellenttypewhichtheymadefromlampblackandwhichisknowninEnglishasIndiainkorChinaink.BytheendofthefirstcenturyA.D.theChinesehadinventedpaper.TheChinesealsoinventedprinting.EarlyChineseprintingiscalledblockprinting.Theprintercarvedraisedcharactersonablockofwoodwetthesurfaceofthecharacterswithinkandpressedsheetsofpaperagainstthem.Printersinthe11thcenturywentontoinventmovabletypeofbakedclay.Thecharactersofthemovabletypecouldberearrangedtoformdifferentwordsandthusbeusedoverandoveragain.TheChinesealphabethasabout40thousandcharacters.BecauseofthedifficultyofproducingsomanypiecesoftypemostChineseprinterscontinuedtouseblockprintinWhichtypeofprintingismoreconvenientbasedonthepassage
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HawaiitheyoungeststateoftheUnitedStatesisdifferentinmanywaysfromthemainlandstates.TheHawaiianpeopleareamixtureofthe21Hawaiiansandmanyimmigrantswhoarrived22Whenthefirstpineappleplantations23inHawaiiinthe1900’stherewerenotenoughpeoplelivingonthe.islandstodoallthework.24morecame:theChineseJapaneseandthePortuguesewerethemaingroups. FormanyyearsHawaiiancustomswerelookeddownonor25.Nowthereisnewprideintheoldways.Childrenarelearningthe26languageandthetraditionalsongsanddances.AttheUniversityofHawaiithereisagreatdealofinterestinthehistoryoftheislandsandthecultureofthe27. Visitorstotheislands28toseetheislandparadiseasit29tobe.LargenumbersoftouristsfromtheMainland30inHawaiidaily.Signsofmodemtourismare31.Honoluluanditssuburbsaquietareaofabout250000thirtyyears32isnowacrowdedareaof800000residentsand33. AsyoudrivearoundtheislandofOahuyoucanfindsomeofthebeachesareclosed34thepublicandmoreandmoretouristresortsarebeingbuiltinareasthatwereunspoiled.Hawaiians35aboutwhatwillhappentotheoldwayoflife. 28
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Peopleoftenspeakoffireasthoughitwerealivingcreature--Itgrowsdancesneedsoxygenfeedsonwhateveritcanfindandthendies.Andwhenaforestfireragesoutofcontrolthreateninghumanlivesandhomesitmustbefoughtlikeawildanimal.Thefightisoftendesperatesincefirefighters’besteffortsmaybedwarfedbythefuryofalargefire.Butthefire’sowntraitscanbeusedagainstit.Theheatedairaboveafirerisesinapillarofsmokeandburntgasespullingfreshairinfromthesidestoreplaceit.Firefightersusethisfactwhentheyfightfirewithfire.Theystartafirewellinfrontoftheonewhichtheyarefighting.Insteadoftravelingoninfrontofthehugefirethesmallerfireispulledbacktowarditbytheupdraftsofthelargerblaze.Asittravelsbacktomeetthelargefirethesmallerbackfireburnsawaythefuelthattheforestfireneedstosurvive.Evenwhenabackfirehasbeenwellsethoweverthefiremaystillwinthestruggle.Thewindwhichthefirefightersusedtohelpthemmaynowbecometheirenemy.Whenthebackfiremeetsthemainfirebeforebothdieforlackoffuelthereistremendousflamegreatheatandwildwinds.Astronggustmayblowthefireintothetreetopsbeyondtheareagivingthefirenewfuelandanewlife.Thispassagefocuseson______.
Mart’sstoryinChinabeganmanythousandsofyearsago.RemainsofanearlyformofmandiscoveredinChinaknownasPekingManindicatethatStoneAgemenlivedintheareaaslongas500000yearsago.DuringthecenturiesthatfollowedtheirdescendantslaidthefoundationsofcivilizationinChina.ThroughoutitshistoryChinahasbeenarichsourceofinventions.Silkthecompassteaandporcelainoriginatedthere.Inadditiontheyareresponsiblefortheinventionofpaperandprinting.TheChinesehadusedinkasearlyas1200B.C.anexcellenttypewhichtheymadefromlampblackandwhichisknowninEnglishasIndiainkorChinaink.BytheendofthefirstcenturyA.D.theChinesehadinventedpaper.TheChinesealsoinventedprinting.EarlyChineseprintingiscalledblockprinting.Theprintercarvedraisedcharactersonablockofwoodwetthesurfaceofthecharacterswithinkandpressedsheetsofpaperagainstthem.Printersinthe11thcenturywentontoinventmovabletypeofbakedclay.Thecharactersofthemovabletypecouldberearrangedtoformdifferentwordsandthusbeusedoverandoveragain.TheChinesealphabethasabout40thousandcharacters.BecauseofthedifficultyofproducingsomanypiecesoftypemostChineseprinterscontinuedtouseblockprintinAgoodsynonymforunderlinedworddescendantsinparagraph1is______.
WhenAbrahamLincolnwasalawyerinruralIllinoisheandacertainjudgeintownoncegottobanteringwithoneanotherabouthorsetrading.Theupshotofthediscussionwasthattheyagreedthatthenextmorningatnineo’clocktheywouldmeetinfrontofthegeneralstoreandmakeatrade.Eachwouldbringahorseunseenbyanyoneuptothathour.Ifeitherbackedoutofthedealhewouldforfeit$25.Themoneyfromeachmanwasheldbythelocalbanker.ThenextmorningattheappointedhourtheJudgecameupthedirtroadleadingthesorriestlookingspecimenofahorseeverseeninthosepartsofIllinois.ThelargecrowdviewingthespectacleburstoutlaughingalreadyknowingthatAbeLincolnwasboundtogettheworstofthedeal.Apoorerhorsejustcouldn’texistanywhereandstillbewalking.InafewminuteshoweverMr.Lincolnwasseenapproachingthegeneralstorecarryingsomethingquitelargeandbulkyonhisshoulders.Ashedrewnearerthecrowdsawwhatitwasandgreatshoutsandlaughterbrokeout.TheshoutsandlaughtersoonbrokeintoathunderousroarwhenMr.LincolnlookingcarefullyandseriouslyovertheJudge’sanimalsetdownhissawhorse锯木架andexclaimedWellJudgethisisthefirsttimeIevergottheworstofitinahorsetrade./Thispassageconcerns______.
AmericanBlacksexperiencedarevolutionafter1945arevolutioninexpectations.FollowingWorldWarⅡthesteadymovementtowardfirst-classcitizenshipforBlackpeoplequickenedwithsignificantactionstakingplaceincourtsoflawinvotingboothsinrestaurantsandinthestreetsofthenation.Adecadeofintensecivilrightsactivitywaslaunchedin1954whentheUnitedStatesSupremeCourtdeclaredsegregatedschoolstobeunconstitutional.In1955Dr.MartinLutherKingJr.effectivelyorganizedtheBlacksofAtlantaGeorgiainabusboycott.TheboycottlastedtwoyearsandwhenitwasoverBlacksnolongerweredegradedbybeingforcedtositorstandintherearofbuses.In1960agroupofBlackcollegestudentsdecidedthattheysiswellaswhitepersonshadtherighttoeatatalunchcounterinGreensboroNorthCarolina.Thissit-insparkedanaggressivenationalmovementandinthenextfewyearsthousandsofyoungmenandwomen--BlackandwhiteNorthandSouth--overturnedlocallawsandcustomsthathadmaintainedsegregation.Sit-insprayinsfreedomridesfreedommarchesanddemonstrationstoopenallschoolstoBlackchildrentookplaceacrossthenation.Severalimportantactionstookplacetochangethestatusofblackpeople______.
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