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Onedayapoorboywhowassellinggoodsfromdoortodoortopayhiswaythroughschoolfoundhehadonlyonethindimeleftandhewashungry.Hedecidedhewouldaskforamealatthenexthouse.Howeverhelosthisnervewhenalovelyyoungwomanopenedthedoor.Insteadofamealheaskedforadrinkofwater.Shethoughthelookedhungrysoshebroughthimalargeglassofmilk.Hedrankitslowlyandthenasked"HowmuchdoIoweyou""Youdon’towemeanything"shereplied.Hesaid"ThenIthankyoufrommyheart." Yearslaterthatyoungwomanbecamecriticallyill.Thelocaldoctorssenthertothebigcitywheretheycalledinspecialiststostudyherraredisease.Dr.HowardKellywascalledinfortheconsultation.Whenheheardthenameofthetownshecamefromheroseimmediatelyandwenttoherroom.Dressedinhisdoctor’sgownhewentintoseeher.Herecognizedheratonce.Hewentbacktotheconsultationroomdeterminedtodohisbesttosaveherlife.Fromthatdayhegavespecialattentiontothecase.Afteralongstrugglethebattlewaswon. Dr.Kellyrequestedthebusinessofficetopassthefinalbilltohimforapproval.Helookedatitandthenwrotesomethingontheedge.Thebillwassenttoherroom.Shefearedtoopenitforshewassureitwouldtaketherestofherlifetopayforitall.Finallyshelookedandsomethingcaughtherattentiononthesideofthebill.Shereadthesewords:"Paidinfullwithoneglassofmilk./ Whentheboyandtheyoungwomanmetagainyearslater
A.HowaboutherB.WhathappenedC.IbelieveheD.poorAlanE.IcanimagineF.IguesssomethingG.IsshefinenowH.Idon’tknowRobyn:HasAlanshownupyetScottie:Nope.56mighthavecomeup.Robyn:Iwonderwhathappened.Scottie:57.Ihopeit’snothingserious.Robyn:Lastweekhissisterwasadmittedtothehospital.Scottie:Oh58Robyn:Hissisterhadacaraccidentlastweek.Scottie:59Robyn:She’sstillinacoma昏迷.Scottie:Oh60.Hissisteristheonlyrelativehehasleftsincehismotherdiedlastyear.
Iftheteacherasksaquestionyouareexpectedtogiveananswer.Ifyoudonotunderstandthequestionyoushouldraiseyourhandandasktheteachertorepeatthequestion.Ifyoudonotknowtheansweritisallrighttotelltheteacherthatyoudonotknow.Thenheorsheknowswhatyouneedtolearn. Thereisnoexcusefornotdoingyourhomework.Ifyouareabsentyoushouldcallyourteacherorsomeonewhoisinyourclassandaskfortheassignment.Itisyourresponsibilitytofindoutwhatassignmentsyouhavemissed.Itisnottheteacher’sresponsibilitytoremindyouofmissedassignments. Youmustnotbeabsentonatestday.Ifyouareseriouslyillcallandlettheteacherknowyouwillnotbethereforthetest.Ifyourteacherallowsmake-uptestsyoushouldtakethetestwithinoneortwodaysafterreturningtoclass.Seriousillnessistheonlyreasonformissingatest. Beontime!Itisconsideredrudetobelate.Alsoitbothersotherstudents.Ifyoumustcomeinlatebesuretodoitquietly.Haveyourbooksandpapersoutofyourbagbeforeyoucomeintotheroom.Thengotoyourseatandsitquietly.IntheU.S.itisnotnecessarytoknockbeforeyouentertheclassroom.MostoftheELCteacherswillgiveyoualowgradeifyouareoftenlate. Haveyourbookoutandbereadytobeginwhentheclassstarts.Yourteachershouldnothavetoaskyoueverydaytotakeoutyourbook.Besureyouhaveapaperandasharppencilready. WhatisoneofAmericanclassroomcustoms
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Manypeoplearewonderingifitissafetotalkonthephonewhiledriving.Therehavebeenquiteafewaccidentswhiledriversweretalkingonthephone.Someresearchisbeingdonetofindoutifdrivingwhiletalkingonthephoneisdangerous. Whenthereisacaraccidentpoliceofficerswillfindoutifanyofthedriverswereusingacellphone.Theywillwritethisinformationinareport.Theinformationwillbesavedandlaterstudied. Therehavebeensomeverybadcaraccidentscausedbydriversbeingdistractedbycellphones.Driverssometimesforgettowatchtheroadcarefullywhentheyareusingtheirphones.Notpayingattentiontotheroadcanbedangerousevendeadly. Itisimportantfordriverstofocusontheroad.Theyneedtopayattentiontowhatisgoingonaroundthem.Theymightneedtostoporswervequickly. Peoplewanttomakesurethattheroadsaresafeforeveryone.Studieswillbedoneusingtheinformationpoliceofficerscollectataccidents.Maybesomedaythisinformationwillleadtolawsaboutdrivingandusingcellphones. Thestudiesarebasedon
ImaginegoingtosleepinOctoberandwakingupinMay!Wellmarmotsandgroundsquirrelsstaywarmbysleepingallwinter.Allthistimetheydonotwakeuponce.Thisspecialkindofsleepiscalledhibernation.Duringthissleeptheheartslowsdownandtheanimalbreathesmoreslowlyitdoesn’tmovearoundsoituseslessenergy. Animalslikethemarmotandthegroundsquirrelinhabitthecoldestpartsoftheworld.Theyneedspecialtalentstosurviveinthesefrigidplaces.Theirfurrycoatskeepthemsnugwhenthetemperaturefallsbelowzero.ItoftengetsthiscoldintheArcticalandthatisjustbelowtheNorthPole. Beforethelongwintersomeanimalseatandeat.Afterawhiletheygrowveryfat.Whenthewintercomestheyliveonthefatsavedupintheirbodies.Layersoffatkeepananimalwarm. Arcticanimalsalsohaveotherwaystobeatthecold.RabbitsintheArcticforexamplehaveverysmallears.Smallearskeepheatinwhilebigearsletitout.Smallthingsusuallykeepheatin.Haveyoueversleptinaroomthatisverysmallandnoticedhowhotitcanget ItrarelygetswarmintheArctic.Butalthoughsummerseasonsthereareveryshortthesunshinesbrightly.Plantsseemtospringupbeforeyoureyes!Animalssuchascariboulookforwardallyeartosummerwhentheycaneatfreshgrassagain.Everyminuteofsunshineisimportanttotheirlives. Thewayformarmottokeepwarmis
Earthistheonly21weknowofintheuniversethatcansupporthumanlife.22humanactivitiesaremakingtheplanetlessfittoliveon.Asthewesternworld23onconsumingtwo-thirdsoftheworld’sresourceswhilehalfoftheworld’spopulationdoso24tostayalive.Wearerapidlydestroyingthe25resourcewehavebywhichallpeoplecansurviveandprosper.Everywherefertilesoilis26builtonorwashed27thesea.Non-renewableresourcesareexploitedsomuchthattheywillneverbeabletorecover28.Wedischargepollutantsintotheatmospherewithoutanythoughtoftheconsequences.Asa29theplanet’sabilitytosupportpeopleisbeing30attheverytimewhenrisinghumannumbersandconsumptionare31increasinglyheavydemandsonit. TheEarth’s32resourcesarethereforustouse.Weneedfoodwaterairenergymedicineswarmthshelterandmineralsto33usfedcomfortablehealthyandactive.Ifwearesensibleinhowweusetheresourcestheywill34indefinitely.But35weusethemwastefullyandexcessivelytheywillsoonrunoutandeveryonewillsuffer. 27
TodaytheIndianapolis500oneoftheworld’smostfamouscarracestakesaboutfourhourstorun.IftheIndy500hadbeenheldin1895itwouldhavetakenalmostthreedays.Thehorselesscarriagehadjustbeeninventedashorttimebefore.Topspeedsbackthenweremuchlowerthantheyaretoday.Formostpeoplejustseeingacarmovewithoutahorsepullingitwasthrillingenough.Thedriver’smainconcernwasmakingsurethecardidn’tbreakdown. OneofthefirstearraceswasheldinChicagoonThanksgivingDayin1895.Folkscrowdedthestreetstogawkatthenewmachines.Therouteoftheracewentthroughtheheartoftown.Thecarsweretogoouttoanearbysuburbandback.Theracecoveredadistanceofabout54miles.That’slessthanone-tenththedistanceatIndy.Thedriverscrankeduptheirenginesandprayedthattheywouldn’tbreakdown.Thentheywereoff.Theraceprovedtoomuchforsomeofthecars.Perhapstheycouldn’twithstandthehighspeeds.ThewinnerofthecontestwasJ.FrankDuryea.Hefinishedtheraceabitmorethansevenhoursafterhestarted.Hehadcoveredthegruelingdistanceatanaveragespeedof7.5milesperhour.Thatisslowerthanamodernmarathonercangoonfoot.EvensoasDuryeafinishedthecrowdwentwild. Somecarsdidn’tfinishtheraceinChicagobecause
Earthistheonly21weknowofintheuniversethatcansupporthumanlife.22humanactivitiesaremakingtheplanetlessfittoliveon.Asthewesternworld23onconsumingtwo-thirdsoftheworld’sresourceswhilehalfoftheworld’spopulationdoso24tostayalive.Wearerapidlydestroyingthe25resourcewehavebywhichallpeoplecansurviveandprosper.Everywherefertilesoilis26builtonorwashed27thesea.Non-renewableresourcesareexploitedsomuchthattheywillneverbeabletorecover28.Wedischargepollutantsintotheatmospherewithoutanythoughtoftheconsequences.Asa29theplanet’sabilitytosupportpeopleisbeing30attheverytimewhenrisinghumannumbersandconsumptionare31increasinglyheavydemandsonit. TheEarth’s32resourcesarethereforustouse.Weneedfoodwaterairenergymedicineswarmthshelterandmineralsto33usfedcomfortablehealthyandactive.Ifwearesensibleinhowweusetheresourcestheywill34indefinitely.But35weusethemwastefullyandexcessivelytheywillsoonrunoutandeveryonewillsuffer. 35
TodaytheIndianapolis500oneoftheworld’smostfamouscarracestakesaboutfourhourstorun.IftheIndy500hadbeenheldin1895itwouldhavetakenalmostthreedays.Thehorselesscarriagehadjustbeeninventedashorttimebefore.Topspeedsbackthenweremuchlowerthantheyaretoday.Formostpeoplejustseeingacarmovewithoutahorsepullingitwasthrillingenough.Thedriver’smainconcernwasmakingsurethecardidn’tbreakdown. OneofthefirstearraceswasheldinChicagoonThanksgivingDayin1895.Folkscrowdedthestreetstogawkatthenewmachines.Therouteoftheracewentthroughtheheartoftown.Thecarsweretogoouttoanearbysuburbandback.Theracecoveredadistanceofabout54miles.That’slessthanone-tenththedistanceatIndy.Thedriverscrankeduptheirenginesandprayedthattheywouldn’tbreakdown.Thentheywereoff.Theraceprovedtoomuchforsomeofthecars.Perhapstheycouldn’twithstandthehighspeeds.ThewinnerofthecontestwasJ.FrankDuryea.Hefinishedtheraceabitmorethansevenhoursafterhestarted.Hehadcoveredthegruelingdistanceatanaveragespeedof7.5milesperhour.Thatisslowerthanamodernmarathonercangoonfoot.EvensoasDuryeafinishedthecrowdwentwild. Inthispassagethewordgawkmeans
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Manypeoplearewonderingifitissafetotalkonthephonewhiledriving.Therehavebeenquiteafewaccidentswhiledriversweretalkingonthephone.Someresearchisbeingdonetofindoutifdrivingwhiletalkingonthephoneisdangerous. Whenthereisacaraccidentpoliceofficerswillfindoutifanyofthedriverswereusingacellphone.Theywillwritethisinformationinareport.Theinformationwillbesavedandlaterstudied. Therehavebeensomeverybadcaraccidentscausedbydriversbeingdistractedbycellphones.Driverssometimesforgettowatchtheroadcarefullywhentheyareusingtheirphones.Notpayingattentiontotheroadcanbedangerousevendeadly. Itisimportantfordriverstofocusontheroad.Theyneedtopayattentiontowhatisgoingonaroundthem.Theymightneedtostoporswervequickly. Peoplewanttomakesurethattheroadsaresafeforeveryone.Studieswillbedoneusingtheinformationpoliceofficerscollectataccidents.Maybesomedaythisinformationwillleadtolawsaboutdrivingandusingcellphones. Drivingandtalkingonthephoneatthesametimecouldberesearchsays.
Earthistheonly21weknowofintheuniversethatcansupporthumanlife.22humanactivitiesaremakingtheplanetlessfittoliveon.Asthewesternworld23onconsumingtwo-thirdsoftheworld’sresourceswhilehalfoftheworld’spopulationdoso24tostayalive.Wearerapidlydestroyingthe25resourcewehavebywhichallpeoplecansurviveandprosper.Everywherefertilesoilis26builtonorwashed27thesea.Non-renewableresourcesareexploitedsomuchthattheywillneverbeabletorecover28.Wedischargepollutantsintotheatmospherewithoutanythoughtoftheconsequences.Asa29theplanet’sabilitytosupportpeopleisbeing30attheverytimewhenrisinghumannumbersandconsumptionare31increasinglyheavydemandsonit. TheEarth’s32resourcesarethereforustouse.Weneedfoodwaterairenergymedicineswarmthshelterandmineralsto33usfedcomfortablehealthyandactive.Ifwearesensibleinhowweusetheresourcestheywill34indefinitely.But35weusethemwastefullyandexcessivelytheywillsoonrunoutandeveryonewillsuffer. 31
Iftheteacherasksaquestionyouareexpectedtogiveananswer.Ifyoudonotunderstandthequestionyoushouldraiseyourhandandasktheteachertorepeatthequestion.Ifyoudonotknowtheansweritisallrighttotelltheteacherthatyoudonotknow.Thenheorsheknowswhatyouneedtolearn. Thereisnoexcusefornotdoingyourhomework.Ifyouareabsentyoushouldcallyourteacherorsomeonewhoisinyourclassandaskfortheassignment.Itisyourresponsibilitytofindoutwhatassignmentsyouhavemissed.Itisnottheteacher’sresponsibilitytoremindyouofmissedassignments. Youmustnotbeabsentonatestday.Ifyouareseriouslyillcallandlettheteacherknowyouwillnotbethereforthetest.Ifyourteacherallowsmake-uptestsyoushouldtakethetestwithinoneortwodaysafterreturningtoclass.Seriousillnessistheonlyreasonformissingatest. Beontime!Itisconsideredrudetobelate.Alsoitbothersotherstudents.Ifyoumustcomeinlatebesuretodoitquietly.Haveyourbooksandpapersoutofyourbagbeforeyoucomeintotheroom.Thengotoyourseatandsitquietly.IntheU.S.itisnotnecessarytoknockbeforeyouentertheclassroom.MostoftheELCteacherswillgiveyoualowgradeifyouareoftenlate. Haveyourbookoutandbereadytobeginwhentheclassstarts.Yourteachershouldnothavetoaskyoueverydaytotakeoutyourbook.Besureyouhaveapaperandasharppencilready. Ifyoumissaclassyoushould
A.HowaboutherB.WhathappenedC.IbelieveheD.poorAlanE.IcanimagineF.IguesssomethingG.IsshefinenowH.Idon’tknowRobyn:HasAlanshownupyetScottie:Nope.56mighthavecomeup.Robyn:Iwonderwhathappened.Scottie:57.Ihopeit’snothingserious.Robyn:Lastweekhissisterwasadmittedtothehospital.Scottie:Oh58Robyn:Hissisterhadacaraccidentlastweek.Scottie:59Robyn:She’sstillinacoma昏迷.Scottie:Oh60.Hissisteristheonlyrelativehehasleftsincehismotherdiedlastyear.
Thousandsofyears21humansbegantheprocessofdomesticatingthedogandshapingwhat"beingadog"reallymeans.Throughcarefulselectionandbreedinganastonishingvarietyofdogbreeds22beencreated.Desirabletraitshavebeenselectedforinvariousbreedsthatareofabenefit23humans.Therearesometraitshoweverthatquicklybecomeundesirablewhenexpressedtoofrequently.Barkingisaan24ofanaturalbehaviorthatisencouragedintermsofguardingbehaviorbutbecomesaproblemwhenthebehaviorisproducedinexcess.Arecenthealthinsuranceinvestigationrevealed25thesoundofacontinuallybarkingdogwascitedasthemostdisruptiveandstressinducing26forhumans. Barkinginadditiontowhininghowlingandgrowlingisadog’s27meansofcommunication.Barkingischaracterizedbyaseriesofshortsharpsoundsthattendtovary28intoneorpitch.Adog’sbark29signifyterritorialprotectionexertionofdominanceorexpressionofsomeneed.30barkingis"ameansofcommunicationtriggeredbyastateofexcitement."Beinganaturaltraitbarkingisnotconsideredabehavioralproblem31itisproducedinexcess. Thekeytosolvingtheproblemofexcessbarkinginyourdogbeginswithanunderstandingofwhatiscausing32behavior.Onceyouhavedeterminedacause33haveagreaterchanceofchoosingthemosteffectivesolutione.g.moreexerciseorbehavioralmodification.Modifyingsuchaninstinctiveandnaturalbehavior34barkingcanbedifficultandmayrequireconsiderablepatiencetimeandhardwork.35howeverarepossibleandworththeeffort. 22
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Onedayapoorboywhowassellinggoodsfromdoortodoortopayhiswaythroughschoolfoundhehadonlyonethindimeleftandhewashungry.Hedecidedhewouldaskforamealatthenexthouse.Howeverhelosthisnervewhenalovelyyoungwomanopenedthedoor.Insteadofamealheaskedforadrinkofwater.Shethoughthelookedhungrysoshebroughthimalargeglassofmilk.Hedrankitslowlyandthenasked"HowmuchdoIoweyou""Youdon’towemeanything"shereplied.Hesaid"ThenIthankyoufrommyheart." Yearslaterthatyoungwomanbecamecriticallyill.Thelocaldoctorssenthertothebigcitywheretheycalledinspecialiststostudyherraredisease.Dr.HowardKellywascalledinfortheconsultation.Whenheheardthenameofthetownshecamefromheroseimmediatelyandwenttoherroom.Dressedinhisdoctor’sgownhewentintoseeher.Herecognizedheratonce.Hewentbacktotheconsultationroomdeterminedtodohisbesttosaveherlife.Fromthatdayhegavespecialattentiontothecase.Afteralongstrugglethebattlewaswon. Dr.Kellyrequestedthebusinessofficetopassthefinalbilltohimforapproval.Helookedatitandthenwrotesomethingontheedge.Thebillwassenttoherroom.Shefearedtoopenitforshewassureitwouldtaketherestofherlifetopayforitall.Finallyshelookedandsomethingcaughtherattentiononthesideofthebill.Shereadthesewords:"Paidinfullwithoneglassofmilk./ Amongotherthingsthestoryshowsthat
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ImaginegoingtosleepinOctoberandwakingupinMay!Wellmarmotsandgroundsquirrelsstaywarmbysleepingallwinter.Allthistimetheydonotwakeuponce.Thisspecialkindofsleepiscalledhibernation.Duringthissleeptheheartslowsdownandtheanimalbreathesmoreslowlyitdoesn’tmovearoundsoituseslessenergy. Animalslikethemarmotandthegroundsquirrelinhabitthecoldestpartsoftheworld.Theyneedspecialtalentstosurviveinthesefrigidplaces.Theirfurrycoatskeepthemsnugwhenthetemperaturefallsbelowzero.ItoftengetsthiscoldintheArcticalandthatisjustbelowtheNorthPole. Beforethelongwintersomeanimalseatandeat.Afterawhiletheygrowveryfat.Whenthewintercomestheyliveonthefatsavedupintheirbodies.Layersoffatkeepananimalwarm. Arcticanimalsalsohaveotherwaystobeatthecold.RabbitsintheArcticforexamplehaveverysmallears.Smallearskeepheatinwhilebigearsletitout.Smallthingsusuallykeepheatin.Haveyoueversleptinaroomthatisverysmallandnoticedhowhotitcanget ItrarelygetswarmintheArctic.Butalthoughsummerseasonsthereareveryshortthesunshinesbrightly.Plantsseemtospringupbeforeyoureyes!Animalssuchascariboulookforwardallyeartosummerwhentheycaneatfreshgrassagain.Everyminuteofsunshineisimportanttotheirlives. Tohelpthereaderunderstandthatsmallthingskeepheatinthewriteruses
Earthistheonly21weknowofintheuniversethatcansupporthumanlife.22humanactivitiesaremakingtheplanetlessfittoliveon.Asthewesternworld23onconsumingtwo-thirdsoftheworld’sresourceswhilehalfoftheworld’spopulationdoso24tostayalive.Wearerapidlydestroyingthe25resourcewehavebywhichallpeoplecansurviveandprosper.Everywherefertilesoilis26builtonorwashed27thesea.Non-renewableresourcesareexploitedsomuchthattheywillneverbeabletorecover28.Wedischargepollutantsintotheatmospherewithoutanythoughtoftheconsequences.Asa29theplanet’sabilitytosupportpeopleisbeing30attheverytimewhenrisinghumannumbersandconsumptionare31increasinglyheavydemandsonit. TheEarth’s32resourcesarethereforustouse.Weneedfoodwaterairenergymedicineswarmthshelterandmineralsto33usfedcomfortablehealthyandactive.Ifwearesensibleinhowweusetheresourcestheywill34indefinitely.But35weusethemwastefullyandexcessivelytheywillsoonrunoutandeveryonewillsuffer. 25
Earthistheonly21weknowofintheuniversethatcansupporthumanlife.22humanactivitiesaremakingtheplanetlessfittoliveon.Asthewesternworld23onconsumingtwo-thirdsoftheworld’sresourceswhilehalfoftheworld’spopulationdoso24tostayalive.Wearerapidlydestroyingthe25resourcewehavebywhichallpeoplecansurviveandprosper.Everywherefertilesoilis26builtonorwashed27thesea.Non-renewableresourcesareexploitedsomuchthattheywillneverbeabletorecover28.Wedischargepollutantsintotheatmospherewithoutanythoughtoftheconsequences.Asa29theplanet’sabilitytosupportpeopleisbeing30attheverytimewhenrisinghumannumbersandconsumptionare31increasinglyheavydemandsonit. TheEarth’s32resourcesarethereforustouse.Weneedfoodwaterairenergymedicineswarmthshelterandmineralsto33usfedcomfortablehealthyandactive.Ifwearesensibleinhowweusetheresourcestheywill34indefinitely.But35weusethemwastefullyandexcessivelytheywillsoonrunoutandeveryonewillsuffer. 33
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Earthistheonly21weknowofintheuniversethatcansupporthumanlife.22humanactivitiesaremakingtheplanetlessfittoliveon.Asthewesternworld23onconsumingtwo-thirdsoftheworld’sresourceswhilehalfoftheworld’spopulationdoso24tostayalive.Wearerapidlydestroyingthe25resourcewehavebywhichallpeoplecansurviveandprosper.Everywherefertilesoilis26builtonorwashed27thesea.Non-renewableresourcesareexploitedsomuchthattheywillneverbeabletorecover28.Wedischargepollutantsintotheatmospherewithoutanythoughtoftheconsequences.Asa29theplanet’sabilitytosupportpeopleisbeing30attheverytimewhenrisinghumannumbersandconsumptionare31increasinglyheavydemandsonit. TheEarth’s32resourcesarethereforustouse.Weneedfoodwaterairenergymedicineswarmthshelterandmineralsto33usfedcomfortablehealthyandactive.Ifwearesensibleinhowweusetheresourcestheywill34indefinitely.But35weusethemwastefullyandexcessivelytheywillsoonrunoutandeveryonewillsuffer. 29
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